Cambridge Ohio offers strong gas coal and rail links for manufacturers
Cambridge with 5000 to 6000 residents sits high above sea level in Guernsey County, a trading hub at Baltimore and Ohio and Cleveland and Marietta rails with quick Pan Handle connections 20 miles away. Abundant natural gas coal and clay support brick and fire clay uses. Six churches several schools hotels and an opera house anchor a temperate community ready to attract industry. For details contact Cambridge Board of Trade.
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Cambridge
Guernsey County
Baltimore & Ohio
Cleveland & Marietta
Ohio
Cambridge Board Or Trade
Local notes from Barnesville and surrounding towns
A compilation of short items: Tom Beymer in Pittsburgh. Hubert's shoes low cost. Barnesville reports 908 pupils and 210,000 in church funds. Local visits from McKinney Dilling, Schairer and Jefferson. School bosses, carpenters, and judges active. Sidelines include fairs, reunions, hospital work, and a worm’s view of market prices.
Local notes from Cambridge and vicinity recount a busy week
Articles report a hot week with temperatures near 100 and a rain soaking. notes cover school enumeration totaling 1 409 children in Cambridge. business moves include Charles Dennis's assignment in Zanesville and new bands in Newcomerstown. Also listed are railroad talks, circus preparations, and local births, deaths, and marriages.
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Wilson M. Barber
Cambridge
Levi Hirschberg Promotes Economical Price Clothing Sale
Levi Hirschberg of Cambridge Ohio urges customers to buy immediately as season ends. He promises deep discounts on men and boys suits and hats with prices slashed to move stock within 30 days. The copy touts low prices and invites shoppers to visit Hirschberg’s One-Priced Clothing House.
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Hirschberg
L. Hirschberg
Cambridge
Ohio
County School Youth Totals By Townships and Areas
Readable figures show county youth counts by townships and regions, including Knox Monroe Liberty Londonderry Chey Ada Westland Fairview and Quaker City with numerous codes and partial numbers. Data appears fragmented with many OCR errors but preserves names of townships and areas alongside scattered numeric totals.
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PMUS
Escaceatetaces Knox
Eresces Magisoming Rissa
Devi Eos
Vsaseekecca
Monroe
Liberty
Invb Ehraeenene Londonderry
Atanck
Westland
Fairview
Quaker City
Guernsey County Academy Met at Dr McPher’s Office
The Guernsey County Academy of Medicine held a meeting at Dr McPher’s office on Tuesday August 7 with fore noon and afternoon sessions. Two papers on cholera infantum and summer diarrhea were read and discussed. Dr Clark of Dyson’s presented a sanitary science paper on waste disposal and privy vaults, praised as true and to the point. Dr Miller spoke on an obstetrical topic and was fully discussed. The Academy will meet again September 4 with papers by Gildea McCormack Jainey Cain Campbell and Miller.
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McPherson
Clark
Dyson’s
Academy
Cambridge
Miller
Gildea
McCormack
Jainey
Cain
Campbell
Merchants Fair Supports Presbyterian Church Fund
The Merchants Fair, organized by the ladies of the Presbyterian church, was held at Hammond's opera house last Thursday and Friday evenings. Hugh Kyle acted as bugler for Herato, T. C. Clark directed ceremonies, and all participants performed well. Large crowds attended both nights and about $200 was raised for the church building fund.
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Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Hammond
Opera House
Hugh Kyle
Herato
T. C. Clark
The
New Presbyterian Church
Sunday hunting ban in Ohio limits all game to fall only
The Ohio law bans all hunting on Sunday including nets guns and traps. Only certain species may be taken at specified times with exceptions for squirrels woodcock and other birds. Wild turkeys have a later season from October 1 to December 15 while other game follows similar dated windows.
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Ohio
Day camp meeting at Stevensgrove next Sunday
Rev Wm Day proposes a successful camp meeting at Stevensgrove next Sunday. Ministers secured include Revs Howrey Coshocton J H W Green Pa Stroud Bellaire and Levi Day. Miss Anna Moore Rendville will assist the choir. Bro Pontoon Gray and Bro Austin Buford will manage gates and attendees with courtesy and care.
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Stevensgrove
Howrey
Coshocton
J. HW. Green
Stroud
Bellaire
Levi Day
Anna Moore
Rendville
Day
Pontoon Gray
Austin Buford
Oats Hauling Accident Leaves Emma Clark Injured
Miss Emma Clark of Liberty township assisting James Bell when horsesPAN fled and threw her from the load. She suffered serious head and facial injuries and was unconscious for about two hours. Dr. McCormick attended her.
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Emma Clark
James Bell
Liberty Township
McCormick
Methodist Camp Meeting At Oak Wood Grove Dates
Oak wood Grove South Olive hosts a Methodist camp meeting from August 8 to August 20. C M R R offers Cambridge to South Olive round trip tickets at 90 cents during the event.
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Oakwood Grove
South Olive
Cambridge
New two story house for sale in Cambridge Ohio
Carson's Addition Cambridge offers a newly finished two story six room house with outbuildings and a water well. For details contact M L Campse ct in Cambridge Ohio as of June 28.
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Carson
Cambridge
M. L. Campse Ct
Mont. Timms Fever. Local News and Town Notes
West and South Side News notes Timms's fever, rising weed problems, and recent visits by Miss Bessie Linn and Mrs. A Duffey. The band plans a future festival while the C and M road timber incident and bottling works pace orders. Wim Adamson buys J B Siegfried home. local social visits include James Stevens and wife.
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Bessie Linn
Zanesville
J B Seigfried
A Duffey
Winchester
Likes & McMurray
Frank Smith
Jessie Wendell
Batesville
Ohio
Wim Adamson
J B Siegfried
Grant Street
James Stevens
Jesse Elliot
Hugh McCoy
Sekyl
Washington Notes Reflect Rural Life And Local Journeys
Washington notes describe visiting friends in Fairview and nearby towns, farm prospects with high corn yields and plum crops, hog prices and market conditions, a ME church quarterly meeting with sermons, railroad expansion hopes, and a marriage between Frame and Carrie Smith amid leading society.
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Washington
Mary O Craig
Fairview
John Robinson
Wheeling
Wm Simpson
Quaker City
James Earley
Joseph Johnson
Newark
J H Baker
George Devolye
Martin’s Ferry
Mills
Judge Campbell
Freeport
Frame
Carrie Smith
Roy Wilson
Beecher House repairs and local happenings in Quaker City
The Beecher House is being repaired and repainted amid broad town activity. Hartley & Sons thrive in slate roofing while Alex Cochran advances Beecher House square expansion. Gas lighting spreads, school counts reach 310, and six youths face fines for tailcar jumping.
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DL Lydick
Barnes’ Mills
Washington
JE Lingo & Son
Mattie Pallaster
Paw Paw
Mich
M J Kennon
Salesville Normal
Jas Dilley
Fred Lawrence
S McBurney
L . Barnett
Hartford
Hartfords
Browns
Alex Cochran
Beecher House
George Miller Nee Johnson
Toledo
Miller
Andey
Wim
Kennedy
Batesville
Festival planned in McConnell's groves on August 16
The note mentions extensive preparations for a grand festival in McConnell's groves on August 16. It records visits from Mrs A Allender of Bridgeport and Laura Stewart, and notes W G Walters to preach at the ME church next Sunday. Attendees joined quarterly meetings at Washington and Winchester and a missionary concert in Winchester. No preaching at Harmony due to the Washington meeting.
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McConnell’s Grove
Midway
W. H. McFareland
J. A. Thrapp
N. B. Stewart
Christian Church
T. H. Anderson
Rev. H Appleton
D. D. Taylor
Salesville
Nicholson’s
Hopewell
A Allender
Bridgeport
Laura Stewart
W G Walters
Washington
Winchester
Harmony
Washington Charge
McConnell’s Groves
Center Township News Notes and Visits
Center Township reports fine corn weather and plans for campaign clubs. Miss Mard Braden visited Washington last week as harvest ends and wheat plowing begins. L J Mack of Blue Belt called on friends Saturday. Miss Belle Dugan of Love City visits her parents this week. Henry Cramer and wife visited Washington friends last week. WN McConnell returns from Colorado. Miss Sarah Smith of Washington visited Center last week.
Railroader's Guide adds Ohio town banks in August issue
A Popular Publication announces the August number of the Railroad er Guide with complete time tables and rail connections for Ohio. It lists Ohio towns with banks and plans an alphabetical index of railroad towns with county and express details. Subscribe for $1 yearly. send $1.25 for a fountain pen and one year of the Guide to W O Brown Jr editor 523 St Blair St Toledo Ohio.
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W O Brown, Jr
St. Blair St
Loledo, C
Cambridge Market Produce and Farm Goods List Ledger
Market prices for cereals seeds and produce include sorghum, meal bushel 80 cents, butter 10 to 12 cents, chickens dozen, hams 15 cents. Sides and potatoes listed with per unit prices, various seed offerings such as Timothy, Red Top, Blue Grass, Alsyke and Mammoth Clover seeds. orchard and other grasses priced across lines. Vendor notes indicate general farm supply inventory and sale items.
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Essereseseeel
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