Coshocton to Build Cement Stone Factory
The Coshocton Improvement Company has bought machinery to begin cement stone production in October for building uses. They will supply their own needs and likely enter the general market, claiming cement stone is cheaper and usable where stone is. Railroads and a Cincinnati skyscraper are cited as adopting cement stone. the industry may grow in Greater Coshocton. Also notes include unclaimed letters at Coshocton post office and local civic updates such as repairs to a Balch building cornice, and typhoid illnesses in Warsaw and North Twelfth Street residents.
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Coshocton
Cincinnati
Haight's Imperial Band Engaged for County Fair
Haight's Imperial band has been engaged by the Agricultural Society to provide music at the county fair. They will perform Wednesday afternoon and all day Thursday and Friday. Compensation totals $200 for their services.
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Haight’s
Imperial Band
The
Agricultural Society
City borrows four thousand to meet obligations
City council session with all members present disposes of four items. Auditor authorized to borrow 4000 for six months. Wheeling depot and scal e house removal ordinance passed. Alley paving contract from Main to Chestnut between Second and Third streets approved. Assessments cut to within 25 percent of value amid objections. After routine business mayor vetoes recent bond ordinances.
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Wheeling
Scala l House
Board of Service
Main
Chestnut Street
Second
Third
Ilewal
Wimmer
Sixth and Locust Streets
James Hogan
Rinner
Sinking Fund
McCurdy
Herbig
Pharion
Wisenburg
Wheeling Depot
Cambridge Road
Premium Manufacturing Company
Board of Public Service
Hahn
W. R. Pemerene
M. Q. Baker
Bridge Street
Rue
Council votes to borrow 4000 for six months and settles depot
City leaders discuss sinking fund trustees and bond status. A motion passes to authorize the mayor auditor and sinking fund trustees to borrow 4000 for six months. Depot removal near Cambridge road is approved and an alley paving ordinance dates back to 1901.
Local Health Notes and Household Updates
Sick list reports Miss Effie Perry ill at home on Peasant Valley road. Two children of Simon Fisher ill with typhoid fever at North Sixth street home. Miss Margaret Clark able to drive for first time after two weeks illness with malaria fever. Mr. and Mrs. G W Cassingha returned from a week at Adams Mills.
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Blok
Lisk
W. L . Smith
Beasie Jones
Bank Street
Dr. Wright
Warsaw
Elijah West
North Twelfth Street
Effie Perry
Peasant Valley Road
Simon Fisher
North Sixth Street
Margaret Clark
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed for Teething Pain
An old remedy claim states Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teething babies for over sixty years and cured wind colic. It urges mothers to ask for the product by name and avoid substitutes, priced at 25 cents.
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Mary Connell
Bertha McQuigg
Pearl Ogle
J. M. Sstler
Ballenger
Tl. F
Edward Emmett
Geo. Howard
Frank B. Kri¢son
W. 8 Lynch
Thomas MecKerahan
Kid Smith
Wm. Stephens
B. McCoy PB. M
Balch
Main Street
Pettit
Eureka Laundry Company
Frank Tyler
Second Streets
Tyler
William Hoop
Ayfel
Ely
Mal
Bly
Warren J
New York
Haight
Coshocton County Agricultural Society
Coshocton, Ohio
Upan
Canton
Mansfield
Ohio
Amn
Dan McKenzie
Lorway Mines
Cape Groton Co
Nova Scotia
Peerce
Common Sense
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Riner
G. W. Cassingha
Adams Mills
Owen
Guaraston
Mass. USA
Ames
Torenti
Parker
New Jersey
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