Ohio | Coshocton | Coshocton Daily Tribune | 1911-06-25
Factories Will Close for Week
Work at the Coshocton Glass Company stopped last night and will not be resumed until Sept. 1. It was reported that work would be continued until the middle of July but owing to the extreme hot weather
it was necessary to shut down. Reports from the other factories show that they will all observe next week by closing a whole o? part of the week.
The American Art Company closed Saturday for the annual two weeks vacation. The Pope-Gosser China Company closed Saturday and will remain closed until July 4th. Some departments
of the H. D. Beach Company will close all week while others will work two or three days. The Coshocton Glove Company will close all week. The Clow Plant will close on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The
Compton-Price Company will close Monday only.
Ohio | Coshocton | Coshocton Daily Age | 1906-12-29
Payrolls
The payrolls at the Commercial National Bank this week amounted to $7200 the companies interested being The Coshocton Glass Company, Spellacy Raiff Co., Boston Piano and Organ Co. The Coshocton National Bank paid out $8588.96 for the Coshocton Brick Co.,
The Corrugated Paper Co., H. D. Beach Co., Coshocton Machine Mfg. Co., Coshocton Straw Paper Co., Lafayette Stamping and Enameling Co., and the Vail Co.
~ contributed by Joyce |
Clow Company