Local Angler Lands Eighteen-Pound Carp
A man named Atay displayed a large sterile carp he caught on a trot line near the Muskingum south of the city last night. The fish weighed eighteen pounds.
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
3
A man named Atay displayed a large sterile carp he caught on a trot line near the Muskingum south of the city last night. The fish weighed eighteen pounds.
Colonel Metham of Nellie travels to Canal Dover for the eightieth regiment reunion. He led the unit late in the war and on the march to the sea. Howard Slaughter moves into his new Main street residence bought from S A Plaus. Colonel Pren Metham attends the reunion with Coshocton veterans.
Emery Spurr long time Rose Brothers furniture employee resigned Monday to take a position with Pope Gosser pottery company.
An individual has taken a position as bookkeeper at the hardware store of B Worth Rick etts, signaling staff changes at a local business.
Painting its Heuss Capt J M Comptom resproving his handsome Main street residence by having it freshly painted.
Paving at the fair grounds has begun with work on the main entrance. New gates have been hung, the house repainted, and the grounds show an inviting improvement. Mrs Howard E Hahn spent Sunday in West Lafayette.
Coshocton delegates sail for the East Ohio conference where Rev. Dr. J W Toland may be returned after eight years as local pastor. Lay delegates include J K Meek E Selby and A H Thompson with others expected later in the week. Services Sunday feature Rev Perley A Baker and an Epworth league program.
A fragment discusses Evangelist Bullman’s new song set with family friendly lines about repentance and glory. It mentions Tracey Laurel a danger from a mountain ban dit under the alias Kid Curry hiding in Chinook. The piece notes a typographical error turning champaign into Prohibitionist campaign and warns of hunting dangers in the woods.
Cardinal Gibbons arrived home and praised Pope Pius X as deeply interested in the American church. The pope ordered an extensive Vatican treasures exhibit at St. Louis with rare manuscripts and maps of Catholic mission work in the Louisiana Purchase territory. Great water street excitement followed. A three year old girl, Maxine Rolston, fell into a vault behind her home and was rescued by neighbors.
Work has begun on the brick work of the new Frew building. Mrs. Lynan Strong of Mansfield was the Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. J B Renfrew on Welnut Street.
Dr. Ernest Gamble's return to Cincinnati follows a visit to the Fisher residence on Orchard Street. The report notes Gamble's movements and references the Orchard Street stop as part of his travel itinerary.
An advertisement touts Ho-sen-do Stomach Tablets as dissolving intestinal mucus and curing stomach catarrh. It claims tablets boost appetite, gastric action, and relieve breath, bloating, and dizziness. The ad urges dissolving the tablet in hot water and flushing the stomach before meals for a cure. Sold by all druggists.
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