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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
4
A rough OCR fragment discusses upcoming conventions and political maneuvering. Mentions Republican and Democratic activity, tariff reform debates, and local candidates. References Governor Pattison and issues like flag day, beef packing scrutiny, and public interest in elections.
Delegates from the Fifth Judicial Circuit meet in Newark on June 19 1906 to nominate a candidate for circuit judge Base of representation ties to votes for John M Pattison in 1905 election County by county delegate totals listed with several entries and totals Chairman G Cummings Secretary Mykrantz local society festival noted plus updates on community events and farming prospects
The Bryan wave strengthens as Roosevelt’s railroad crackdown and anti trust rhetoric shift public mood. Springfield Republicans note Roosevelt’s popular stance mirrors Bryan’s past ideas. Democrats in the area see Hearst fear fading, while Dooley signals Bryan as the party’s evolving moderate standard bearer.
New Bedford items note James Berr ell visiting old acquaintances, G A R inner leaving for Wooster convention, Willam Rowe and Canal Dover guests of Elijah Well ing. Barn raising for William Tauten Isehleger draws 170 for dinner. Mrs Elizah Kaser to Columbus for tumor operation with C W Shumaker accompanying. Zion Reformed lawn fete. Louise Beaulah Hobbs to Heal ls ville next Thursday. Mr F Lahr to supply next Sunday services. Earnest Geiz learns of Mrs Gon’s death in Millersburg with burial Tuesday.
Columbus Ohio reports a week of high temperatures with a cool finish and an average around 6 degrees above normal. Minimums ranged from 42 to 91, with no frost and varied rainfall, heaviest in the southeast and extreme northwest. Also notes a severe hail storm in Germank county and Monroe Canad Jolline county, plus Wool price offers and a baby boy birth in Wills Creek.
A local sale promotes about fifty embroidered robes available over three days. White robes with lace trim and Swiss embroidery are offered at discounts from $10 to $16, with sale prices around $6.39 and $10.89, highlighting substantial savings to attract buyers.
Embroidered flounces and medalion trimming on skirts and waists priced from 22 to 25 dollars, now 16.89. Robes shaped and cut ready to sew with minimal labor, a chance to secure a beautiful white suit at a very low cost.
Bargain sale offering 1000 yards of plain and fancy white fabrics at 19 cents per yard. Included 200 yards of fine batiste valued 30 cents per yard, suitable for waists and full suits. Limited stock, while supplies last.
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