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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
2
A midcentury storefront offers a special lace curtain sale with low prices on curtains window shades oak finish rods and various housewares including Mason jars wax sealing items and clothing items. The advert touts value and urges customers to visit to see the deals ближайшее.
Ifa Rose County circulates a local option petition a complete list of signers with addresses will appear in this and all county papers.
A brief note recalls a person who once resided in Coshocton and mentions Warrigon Ne in connection with the locality. The fragmentary item preserves the place names and indicates a past residence inquiry or reference.
A local resident argues 24 feet is too narrow for the Muskingum bridge at Main Street and urges the Coshocton commissioners to study width options. He warns future growth, streetcar and wagon traffic, and pedestrians require a wider structure for long-term public use.
New Bedford notes main events include Harvest Home and Missionary festival at Reformed church next Sunday with Rev G W Weln and Rev J H Pootter preaching German and English services. Local changes include Thomas Scheetz Jr moving to town to operate two blacksmith shops. unions, marriages and church services feature in Palmerstown and nearby communities.
General John C. Speaks, chief warden, said Tuesday the quail season will be the best Ohio has seen in years. Reports across the state indicate abundant birds, aided by mild winters and no floods. Volunteers will help guard the coveys, with poachers facing strong penalties as the season opens November 1 and closes December 4.
Democratic platform pledges stand with producers against powerful interests, supports initiative and referendum in state and local matters, insists on home rule for cities, advocates fair tax reform and franchise taxation, endorses eight hour day for public work, employer liability act, notice and hearing before finance actions in labor disputes, and increased road and canal rehab spending. Denounces Republican machine control, calls for primary reform, direct US senator election via state endorsement, deeper Obse river channel, pension bill for Comstock Sherwood, and backs Bryan for president with an honest, businesslike state administration.
Local papers publish testimonials praising Root Juice as a health remedy. Citizens report improved digestion liver and kidney function and relief from indigestion constipation rheumatism backache headache and nervousness after taking the juice. BH Anderson's drug store sells six bottles for five dollars.
About twelve congregation members and families gathered with Rev and Mrs Wein of the city for a lunch after the audience room received a new green Brussels carpet. The social event followed the carpet installation on Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran church in Franklin township.
The Ohio Fish and Game Commission plans a statewide restocking program starting late September. At London hatchery 400000 small mouth bass will be distributed to all major streams, averaging four inches in size and declared healthy. The effort follows two years of vigilant protections boosting fishing conditions this season.
Dorothy 13, the pacer trained by Richard Clark, runs in the 2:14 pace at Sandusky this week for Erie county races. Next week she competes for a $500 pace in a 2:19 pace at Mansfield. Hamboro to appear in a 2:19 trot at Franklin Station on Sept. 16.
The record shows net collections for the year totaling 26,505.66 dollars with allocations to the State of Ohio, County Poor Fund, City of Coshocton, Auditor and Treasurer fees, and other deductions. It notes deductions for fines and costs, proceeds from infirmary farm, and then presents a counterargument by the Local Optionists about funding if saloons were abolished, suggesting property tax implications.
Market prices from Buffalo to Cleveland and Pittsburgh show bids for cattle, calves, sheep, lambs, and hogs. Includes varied grades and regional quotes, with wheat, corn, oats, hay, and butter values noted for the era.
Corrected market list shows purchasing prices for wheat flour bran screenings cracked corn and combined meal. Prices listed per bushel or cwt with line items and unit indicators. Includes references to corrected by editors and market terms like crate and bag, indicating prewar or historical commodity pricing.
National Chairman Mack praised harmony committee results as the convention made progress toward backing the national ticket. Tammany Hall leader Charles F. Murphy and Senator Patrick H. McCarren faced opposing demonstrations. Justice O Brien served briefly as temporary chairman and voiced optimism for Democratic victory. The session adjourned after roll calls, contest notes, and committee resolutions, to reconvene Wednesday morning.
Charles Davis reported a small robbery at his residence in the Giossa building Tuesday evening. An intruder entered from the rear, climbed to the upper floor, and took ten glasses of jelly and two cans of beets while the couple were downtown. Police inquiry noted no sign of forced entry.
A local shop advertises net waist silk blouses priced at 3.98. They feature coronation style trimming, embroidered yoke, and sturdy underlining for a refined fit.
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