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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
4
Notice explains second class matter status and carrier delivery to Wammerton or Roscoe for ten cents weekly. It lists prepaid subscription requirements, charge per portion for misdelivered items, and that church and obituary notices may appear. The Daily Age is not mail sent and is available at several local stores.
The Republican committees in Adams Lafayette Franklin and Pike townships announce township conventions or meetings in late September 1905. Adams Adams township meets at Bakereville town hall at 2 30 pm Saturday September 30 to nominate a township ticket. Lafayette township meets at township hall on Tuesday September 26 at 2 pm to name a ticket. Franklin township meets September 30 at 5 29 pm in Conesville primary school to place a ticket for the election. Pike township convenes at West Carlisle on September 30 1905 to nominate a township ticket. Committeemen named James Crawford C D Conley J W Magruder.
A West Mansfield letter discusses a Sunday temperance meeting disrupted by politics. It criticizes Pattison for mixing with liquor interests and questions his true temperance commitment, noting the anti saloon league concern and urging voters to judge by past actions and future promises.
The clipping blends whimsical notes on cool days and autumn fare with flares of odd phrases. References to lectures, Swedish opinions, and fashion humor mix with casual thoughts on railroads and summer wear in a fragmentary newspaper snippet.
Carruthers of Dresden dies at the state hospital in Columbus Monday morning at 6 oclock. Former railroad man, he suffered a wreck years ago and later an accident caused his fall from a wagon in Dresden. He had been treated for insanity and shows no surviving children. Remains will be interred at a private burial.
Ohio coal operators announce the bituminous miners in Ohio will refrain from joining the proposed strike in the Appalachian field as reported from the east. The item includes ancillary notes on personal ads and local health remedies, with mentions of Electric Bitters and several druggists.
The Coshocton county Republican slate presents Dr R C Edwards as their candidate for probate judge. Born April 23 1865 at West Carlisle he trained at Muskingum and Baltimore and has practiced in Coshocton since 1893 earning a strong reputation for professional skill and public spirit. He is married to Miss Millie Frederick of Warsaw. Vote for Mr Edwards.
Prize pumpkin measured 48 1 2 inches in circumference and the prize ear of corn 14 1 2 inches long. Winners may collect prizes by presenting their number checks at the store.
The piece denounces claims of state control and condemns the slander crusade used to keep “good men” from office. It argues Pattison’s support hurt Garber in Darke county and asserts Roosevelt’s desire for Herrick’s success is evident. It notes Anti-Saloon tactics in Mahoning and Ashtabula and warns voters dislike a candidate afraid to face them.
Court notes show case James M. Patterson versus John Patterson et al in partition with appraised lands valued at 1600 dollars for 88 acres and 550 dollars for a village lot. Plaintiff elected to take lands at appraisement and probate court entries followed. Also brief items on marriage license, mandamus petition, furniture store sale offer, union meeting, health ad, and local travel notices.
Socialists held a regular meeting at Central Labor hall on September 23. A socialist speaker is slated for next Tuesday evening with at least two more talks planned before the fair. A committee was chosen to prepare a folder listing Socialist candidates and platform. Talks may also be sent to Conenville.
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