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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
6
A brief recipe note describes small hot biscuits baked just before meals. Use Royal Baking Powder for best results, served with butter honey marmalade or jam. Includes brand reference to Royal Baking Powder Company New York.
Franklin county petitions outline road projects including Fifth avenue to Stelzer pike Westerville East Main Street extension North Star avenue New Albany to Licking county and more The countys share of repairs may be used for state aided improvements and next year a combined funding option will be available Petitions for state aid closed with most counties submitting proposals Franklin leads with ten petitions for twenty two miles
Report notes Ben Dickerson in jail with visitors scarce and limited to a few family members and his lawyers. Sheriff Browning keeps the jail on tight lockdown as no one else is admitted. Documents hint at murder case but Dickerson shows little interest or engagement with the proceedings.
An oath from Frank J. Chaney of Toledo offers a quality claim for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a hundred dollar reward for cured cases. The notice includes sworn signatures by Notary Public A. W. Gleason and details a sales appeal. multiple local testimonial snippets mention cures and happiness from Electric Bitters with regional names and stores cited. The final line notes China’s soil productivity claiming four thousand people per square mile.
John L. Phillips of Washington township died today at his home near Roscoe seven miles west of town. At 93 years and 2 months he lived a long life marked by family ties, being known as the father of William Phillips who inherited most of his estate. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 11 oclock at Smith Church.
Lige West of Franklin faces a fine for overdriving and beating a horse on Saturday evening. Squire Wimmer levied a $10 penalty, remitting $5 on the condition of better behavior in the future.
Charles Decius of York Nebraska reflects on twenty five years since moving from Coshocton. He notes Coshocton and Nebraska changed, land values rising from 10 to 20 dollars an acre to 40 to 45. He recalls a nearby land purchase and mentions crops and farming conditions as well as local ads and references to newspaper notices and appointments in Ohio.
Community notes recount a fatal medical accident where four fingers were mangled and amputated at a large press. The Mayo event list spans mournful obituaries, church services, and social visits from Canal Lewisville to Millfork, noting births, marriages, stone illnesses, and school commencement gatherings across Coshocton and surrounding towns.
Readable text lists fabrics and trims for summer wear. Notes include white Swiss “dotfel Swisses” and embroidered laces, with prices per yard and advertised stock like Fancy Mercerized Figured Madrasa and soft delicate chiffons. Local shop promotes large embroidery and lace inventory and invites inspection.
The Linton township Sidi school session will meet at Piiithadan Sunny, May 1, with president WooS. Dilitec and secretary Miss Alice Sihiley. Afternoon plan includes devotional exercises led by W. is. Cling Don, duties of the Volume Department, and speeches by Mrs Jennie Dickey and Stanley Sibley. Evening session features sermons and discussions on the benefit of Sunday School to church and community. Proceeds from activities noted as $10.
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