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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
8
The Fountain Dry Goods Co offers Shawls of Shetland Floss as a winter essential. Two lines of yarn available Lion Brand Floss and Fleisher's Floss with pricing per skein and discounts. Also features outing flannels in light medium and heavy weights priced per yard.
Local supplier promotes linoleum and oil cloth in various widths for new city houses. They invite calls to provide figures and pricing, noting their best grades and readiness to serve growing construction.
West Lafayette reports a well attended fall term with a highly capable corps of instructors. Dr. Wells is missed, Rev. Fisher fills in and wins approval. A reception for students and friends was deferred a week due to President Fisher’s father’s death and featured a fine program and light refreshments. The football team is preparing for fall work. Friday’s game with Coshocton High was canceled by Coshocton.
Albert E Bond of Columbus returns after a long conference with J P Forbes about opening a new clothing store in the Hub rooms. both refuse to comment for publication. Olga Schawaker, piano voice and harmony teacher, Oberlin Conservatory cert, and Dorey of Coshocton to address W F M society September 20 in Mohawk village church at 7:30 with 10 and 15 cent admission. For rent furnished front room 212 South 8th. five room houses for sale on Orchard Street East Vine and South Eighth Street. Contact Milan Pew 372 South Ninth. Citize ns phone.
Local grocery lists numerous deals across produce, dairy, meats, and pantry staples. Items include 25 lb bags of granulated sugar for 4.50, celery, grapes, cranberries, bananas, oranges, 1 gallon syrup for 30 cents, hams 14 cents per lb, bacon 15 cents per lb, white mountain flour 1.25 per sack, oils and vinegars, oleomargarine at 18 cents per lb, and assorted cheeses.
The defunct Coshoc ton Vehicle Company will be wound up byReceiver Gallagher a week from Saturday. An advertisement in The Age Want columns announces auction on the public square with buggies tools and machines to be sold.
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