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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
2
A wedding in West Lafayette features Grace McClain marrying Wolfe amid simple decor and floral splendor. Fragments mention real estate sale filings by Rebecca J Ramsey, guardian, and uncertain references to surveyor candidacy and various names without clear context.
The Times Telegraph Chicago notes varied cattle and hog values across markets including Texans, westerners, stockers, and calves with prices ranging broadly. Wheat and pork futures appear alongside livestock figures, while regional markets such as Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Toledo show mixed commodity quotes.
The notice lists corrected price quotes for wheat oats corn rye and flour along with retail and country market rates for butter lard potatoes and chickens. A closing reminder announces Ohio's largest county fair will be held in Coshocton next week.
Charles Meek, once a crack short story writer for New York papers, spent years in the Adirondack mountains. He returns to Ohio seeking quieter life away from the city’s bustle.
Humane Officer Jackson of New Philadelphia visited Goshect on business related to his office. He resolved a divorce case involving Nathan Shaw of near New Comerstown, accused of kidnapping his two and a half year old daughter after failing to return her from a July custody arrangement. A detaining affidavit was prepared but later dropped.
Miss Clara Courtright will marry Edward Fortune in Conesville this Thursday in a quiet wedding at the home of Rev Carpenter. The couple, described as prominent locals, had tried to keep the nuptials private but the announcement drew wide anticipation among friends.
Fascinators, shawls and scarves front display with heavy fleeced and union suits for men women and children. Prices range from 25 to 98 cents with discounts noted. New patterns and patterns shown as value items with 10 percent fair week discounts.
Readable fragments show a listing of hosiery and gloves items offered at discount prices during fair week. Items include infants and misses stockings from 10c, ladies fleeced stockings 10c, mens wool socks 10c, boys leather gloves 2d, and miscellaneous gloves and mittens in various styles and colors.
A vintage ad promotes lace curtains and curtain stretchers with affordable prices. It touts lace curtains at 29 cents per pair, curtain stretchers at 9 cents, window shades at 4 for 10 percent off, and cottage rods with a fall week discount.
Ad copy promotes Paragon frames with steel rods and latest designs. English type covers marketed for indoors and pest protection. Various values and handles priced, touting selected Randlen and extra value items.
China Department Y displays vast imported chinaware for Coshacton county patrons. The sale features berry sets, plates, trays, bowls, cups, sugar and cream sets, crackers jars, melon scoops, and decorative pieces with discounts. Numerous tools and clothing items appear with bargain prices.
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