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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
4
Every evening except Sunday the Fer Publishing Company based in the Gaby Building Coshocton Ohio issues notices and listings for local readers detailing schedules and announcements.
The Daily Age describes post office mailing as second class matter and lists delivery charges and advertising rates. It notes carriers serve Whabooten and Roscoe, appeals for timely paper delivery, and that notices for thankfulness, resolutions, obituaries, and celebrations are billed per line. It also lists sales outlets and advance payment requirements.
The debate shows roll totals and last minute vote changes as Lindsey appears likely to secure the nomination while Adams delivers a fiery closing speech. The disorderly scene features Guernsey Monroe Coshoeton and Mahaffey swinging votes, with Alberson and Shoemaker arguing over procedural limits before final results.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Bulletin shows a playful exchange about a beauty doctor advising long walks for a “connection.” Clarance questions, while Stuyvesant and Clarence tease about a valet’s role in the scene reflecting social humor.
Dr Temple of Frewbidg Delivers the goods. Miss Laverna Kline resigns as Chili primary teacher and is replaced by Myrtle Daugherty of Weal Lafayette who will board with George Schoenberger. All township teachers attended a teachers institute at Co shocton. W Lorenz reported on state tent work.
Republican caucuses and conventions set across Oxford, Tuscara, Bethlehem, Mill Creek, Linton, Plainfield, Virginia, Jefferson, Warsaw, Clark, White Eyes and Keene townships for September 1905 to nominate township tickets and corporation tickets for the November election. Committeemen named. dates range September 2d through September 28th with varied meeting times.
The fragment hints at a retreat or withdrawal and will occupy the space as a real property arrangement. Further context is needed to identify the parties, location, and exact terms of occupancy or ownership.
The Age notes an ornate invitation to the Ohio Canal Association annual meeting in Marietta on September 19 20. The program lists speeches by A D Follett T F Spansler Charles Dick C W Perkins and others with a steamboat excursion and a dinner in Parkersburg. Local items mention residents visiting and obituaries in Coshocton County.
Franklin Station September 15 notes Rev Akerr to preach at M E Church Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs R N Barnes attended the state fair at Columbus last week. Henry McCullough and son Ralph of Champaign county visited Mr and Mrs George Carter. Frank Johnson thanks friends for help during illness and death of his wife. Mr and Mrs B D Dunfee visited their son Ralph of Dresden. Charles Kitchen of Dennison came to attend his aunt Mrs Johnsons funeral. Mrs F W Munn milliner announces fall opening for Sept 22 and 23. Smiths Drug and Book Store advertising.
Democrats vote Saturday from noon to six pm with polling locations at Ward 1 City hall Ward 2 Manner's office Sixth St Ward 1 Balch building Main St and Ward 4 M Dencer building Ninth St all in the city for the primary election.
The city sets its Democratic primary where the voters will decide on mayoral candidate J. F. Albertson. Albertson’s name will appear on the ballot as the party’s official choice after the primary election.
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