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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
7
Market notes report cattle prices in Maryland with primes and yearlings listed. Grain prices in Toledo and Chicago show corn near 67 1 2 cents, wheat around 96 cents, oats about 52 1 2 cents. futures for December and May included.
A mosaic of livestock and grain quotes from auctions in Buffalo, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburg, and New York. Cattle prices vary by type with range figures for Prime, Choice, and Butchers inventory. hogs note heavy, medium, Yorkers, and price spreads. Sheep and lambs show per head values. calves and milkers listed with noted yields. grain quotes include wheat, corn, and rye with No. 2 grades and bid/offer levels.
The notice lists corrected grocery prices like eggs 23 cents per dozen and field items such as beans and potatoes. It also notes Charles B. Canpton plans a Sunday trip to Jimmestown and Washington, with a possible week spent there, then a sailing via Seattle to the Philippines around October 22, leaving Cashoto n about October 7.
Ed Frow's drug store will undergo extensive remodeling soon. The front facade will be removed and replaced with a modern new appearance, while the interior will be redesigned. The store already boasts premier status among small-town drug stores.
Continued from Pape Noontide prayer and memorial service held with officers elected and devotional exercises led by Mrs C L Akers Conesville Afternoon session includes welcome address by Mrs Burt of West Lafayette and responses. Reports from local unions and committees noted with readings on Memoirs of Frances Woolard Satan Unmasked and other papers. Several ladies plan to stay overnight including Mrs Hogan, Mrs Powell and Mrs Travinger among others. New baby announced for Mr and Mrs Hart Spechman in Sunday morning notes.
Branch notes report James Passmore on a business trip to Scio and Charles Richardson to Zanesville. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. John Mardesty with W. J. Mills, Mrs. Nosker with Mrs. French Darr, and Mr. and Mrs. HM BE West. Ray Warkman joined the Navy, taking a position at the slave foundry.
Stark County fair announces a new stunt titled night fair at Canton with dates set and Knaber Sehne's airship planned. The event includes a homecoming for former Stark County residents and a large turnout is expected from local and former residents.
Reading from a blurred column, residents note abundant gold en rope tones in Virginia township. Officials describe unusual beauty and rich yield this year, with hills cloaked in golden strands and valleys filled with gleaming abundance.
A man from Alexandri returns Monday to celebrate the Dist Obie reunion on September 1. Old friends recall Stone River battles and local acts of courage.
Clyde Lemley was bound over to the Richland County grand jury by Mayor Weogele after testimony about a horse and buggy theft near East Fourth and Diamond streets. Witnesses described trading horses by lamplight, a $5 note, and Lemley claiming Cleveland ties while a sheriff’s inquiry followed. The bond was discussed at about $540, with Lemley in jail awaiting grand jury action.
A jumble of names and events describes a variety of incidents including a fruit seller in an ancient setting, fortunes made in America, travels to Mansfield, and plans for July vacations by the river. Local police activity features along with pension matters and alleged whiskey violations, all reported with unclear connections and missing details.
Miro wecalmiin reports six men removing trees at the old Drew farm along the river. The yard formerly famed locally is degraded by neglect, with ministers and Newark visitors noted among the crowd. Local talks mention connections with the Walhooding River project and a machine sent by A. Hime to aid the work. A man named Rey LeMeyie is identified as a known figure in the area.
Ernest DiWia, reared in Cosphdon and a graduate of Ofilo Skute University and Oberlin Theologian Seminary, has been formally installed as pastor of the West Newark Christan church. He has preached two years while pursuing professorship, and vows to surpass his father Rev J B. Diblin in Christian work.
Coshocton County electors will vote in November on two road and bridge issues. A Twelfth Street bridge and a Min bridge proposal are presented for separate townships with petitions backing each. The measure asks residents to choose Yes or No on funding and construction in the coming election.
A plan by the Olio Canal fraction Co to form six to eight canal boats with forty horse power gasoline engines, running about fifty four miles between Cleveland and Akron, may begin service next spring. Attorney Albert Mendelson, involved in the company, said intentions include steel boats carrying around 250 tons, with freight aimed to be 20 to 26 percent cheaper. The project, officially formed for 75,000 dollars, envisions connections to Massillon and other towns, though freight types will be limited to certain commodities.
Surveyors report a westward route adjustment near Keaie hill as crews shift headquarters from Céshorton Atamdnay to Wolfe iour Keyne. Details include delays, a Monday start, and payments to workers while a man and wife disappear from the record.
The Central Trades and Labor Council will meet Wednesday to discuss funds and a full report on the labor celebration efforts. Money raised will pay lecturers to address the men of Coshocton during the trib, with speakers from Amalgamated and AFL connections possibly visiting.
Misa Juizzle Leavengood, white employed at the Eureka humdey, is taken suddenly ill on Monday afternoon and rushed to Home on South Third street. The cause of her illness is not yet determined. West of Fresno reports Monday over the Wheeling and Lake Brie to Paledo, then Monroe, Mich, to attend a meeting of the Greaning Bros Nursery Co agents. They plan to proceed to Detroit, board a steamer, and return via Cleveland Sunday.
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