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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1905
Page
2
The East Ohio M E conference in session at Uhrichsville decided Aquadula will chair the next year's event. Dr King presented the invitation, East Liverpool did not submit one. Morning addressed routine church business and committee reports. adjournment likely by Tuesday morning.
Ohio political coverage notes President Roosevelt’s interest in Herrick’s candidacy and expectations of a Republican victory in the state. National observers say Herrick likely to win a second term, though with a smaller plurality, while Democrats view Ohio as a proxy for national mood. The piece also includes a separate ad about Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
Mrs D F Irvin and Mrs G S Willis and son David left Spring Mountain for Pittsburg after visiting John Severns. Misses Sarah Rue and Mary Rue returned to Coshocton. Tea at Mrs Lybarger’s hosted by Mary and Sara Rue Helen and Beulah McFarland Margaret Nettle and Mattie Severns Ada Hagelbar ger Nina Van Kannel Emerson Baker Floyd Severns and Harry Bickel attended the state fair last week. Margaret Severns attended a Coshocton teachers institute. Beulah and Helen McFarland, Danville, visiting grandmother Louise Hagelbarer.
The East Ohio conference, now in session in Uhrichsville, is among the largest in Methodism with nearly 200 ministers and more than 75,000 members and adherents across a wide stretch from the Ohio river to the state line.
Bowman Sept 16 School opened Monday morning with Miss Lena Butler of Warsaw as teacher. Several residents attended the state fair in Columbus this week. Mr and Mrs Randles spent Sunday with Parker Kimberly family. Do your clothes look yellow use Red Cross Blue to whiten clothes, 202 package, 5 cents.
Jennie and Miss Danny Williams return home after a two week visit with Miss Mary Smailes in Delaware. Joseph Trego sells his horse to Dr. Wright of Warsaw. Chas Donky of Pennsylvania visits his parents. Roy Smith of Mount Vernon to lecture for church funds. J W Smailes sale well attended. Howard McCoy and family visit Mrs McCoy’s parents. Hillister Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a tonic for the sick. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Yucatan reports rising demand for henequin fiber from the United States with expanding plantations and new trade society plans. Vera Cruz vanilla growers forecast a unusually large crop next year and beans harvest begins in February. In Baku, telegrams note wide destruction of company and private oil plant facilities with substantial losses.
Ohio Governor Myron T. Herrick endorses canal modernization in line with Republican platforms. Letter asserts support for widening and upgrading Ohio canals to boost industry and commerce. Includes notes on Centennial Exposition travel rates and advertising copy for railway tickets.
A fragment from a Mt. Vernon Republican cites Pattison pledging no veto use if elected governor and expecting backing from a Democrat legislature. The disjointed text reflects a political note on early campaign strategy and party dynamics.
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