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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
4
Democratic ticket items list candidates for local offices including circuit judge Maurice H Donahue Pers Coury community judge S H Nicholas prosecuting attorney Jos L McIlweli Fred Rin County Re Cc Henry 1 infirmary George Dr F Mou
An editorial tone piece rails at beef packing and farm policy, blaming the administration and Congress for high prices and alleged corruption. It cites Teddy Roosevelt era battles, warns of taxes and inspections, and laments political corruption while urging reform and accountability in agricultural and food industries.
The Coshocton Odd Fellows assembled in parade formation before their Hall on Mah Street and marched to the fairgrounds for annual memorial services. Hundreds attended as the band played and speakers delivered a sermon on biblical stories and duties for lodge members. Treatments for rheumatism and kidney health are advertised, praising Fole’s Kidney Cure with testimonials.
Franklin Station and Warsaw cross bats in a Saturday game as visitors mingle with locals. Mentions Wilmore and Coshocton visitations, a Mayors’ launch week, and social gatherings. postmaster appointments and community names appear amid scattered notices and personal recalls. Foreground on Mrs. Minerva Smithra’s long bronchitis relief with Folk’s Honey and Tar.
An infant child of Mr and Mrs James Nealy residing on the Hay farm east of the city was buried Sunday.
A cobbled account tours an Ohio state farm station, praising scientific farming methods and noting exhibits on weed control, crop yields, and orderly farm practices. It recalls Hatch Act funding, bond-financed lands, and a Supreme Court ruling, urging continued support and a model farm for local farmers.
Classified ad lists women girls and men's Oxfords in white gun metal patent and patent Colt finishes from $1 to $4. Boys sizes to match. New snappy styles advertised by Men's West sales with various toe types and finishes.
A Sunday poem titled Judge Not by Ed Rose the local furniture man appears in the Commercial Time. It blends humorous verse with moral reflections on love vanity and fate, ending with a call to modesty and leaving judgment to God.
An ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets as a busy medicine for busy people. It touts Borzsé Golden Health and Renewed Vigor in tablet form and lists various dubious remedies while naming C. E. Anderson as a seller in Alden Nuggets for sale to the public.
Ray Randles of Warsaw plainly saved the life of Sam McCulloughs twelve year old son Friday near War saw when the boy drifted beyond his depth in the Walhonding river. Randles heard cries and went to his rescue. Local medicine notice follows.
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