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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1905
Page
4
Public notice text outlines mailing details for The Daily Age at Coshocton and Roscoe. It lists rates for second class matter and carrier delivery, advertising charges, and where the paper is on sale. It requests advance payment and warns against mailing to individuals. It mentions church festival ads and notices of obituaries and meetings.
The notice lists multiple township GOP meetings across Linton Plainfield Clark White Eyes Keene Tiverton Bedford New Castle Adams Jackson Lafayette Franklin and Jackson townships with dates and committee names to nominate township tickets for the November election. Also mentions Gen O Ferrall dead in Richmond and a horticultural note about a "snowball" push at Cambridge.
The Republican slate includes Governor Myron T. Herrick and Lt Governor Andrew L. Jay Harris with a full set of state tickets. County and city tickets cover boards, treasurer, clerk, and other offices. Tuscara township and ward tickets list trustees and assessors. Manager Callahan previews Royal Five show dates and Adelakid performances for September.
A Fleet Page feature highlights hats at Mrs Robertson’s Fountain showing white chenille with silk facing and plumes, blue hats with green foliage, and velvet contients. Observers admire white, purple, raspberry, and olive combinations, with Mrs Munn's display closing the tour and hints of a new Esperanta collection.
East Liverpool business man W N McDonald arrives with his family to settle in Coshocton and establish the Mozart and Locent store in the Realty building as soon as space is ready. Partner W A TH to join later. The McDonalds stay at Park hotel. A plain drunk appeared before Mayor Rinner and was fined.
The celebrated dog case at West Lafayette was tried before Squire Cochran on Thursday afternoon. Howard Hahn represented the plaintiff Mrs. Clara Holsky, while Elisha Stuckum stood for the defendant George Crossley. A good crowd watched as the squire reserved his decision for tonight.
General Manager Charles Bridewald and Assistant Manager J A Jacobson along with Dr Bridewald resign their posts at the Byesville Glass and Santo Co. Reports say tensions with Pittsburg stockholder Shott and internal friction preceded the resignations. Emancipation Day noted with little formal observance in Coshocton. Also a want ad for a cod farm band.
C. F. Anderson advertises Pepsiola Tablets claiming they cure dyspepsia in forty out of fifty cases. He asserts any person can eat freely and gain energy as the tablets aid digestion and improve blood strength, offering a money back guarantee if not beneficial.
Readable items describe men and women's hosiery at 10 to 15 cents per pair and fleece union suits around 50 cents. Men’s shirts and novelty garments priced near two dollars, with children’s hose listed as well as varied notions and accessory pieces.
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