Groundhog Day and Valentines in Cambridge Area
A Cambridge reader notes groundhog day events at city meetings and Valentine sales at Ogier's book store with Valentine cards at Mrs Forsythe's and McGill's. Local sickness includes Mrs J M McGill and Mrs Hamilton. various civic items, religious services, and town news fill the page with weather, auctions, and community updates.
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Forsythe
Weather and Community Updates from the Wheat Area
Bad weather affects wheat crops. Mary Englehart moved into her new house. Barbershop relocated to the Dugan property. CH Carson nearing completion of a new house. Z A Purdum hauled over 3600 bushels of coal this winter. Prosecutor Patterson visited Saturday and brought a pleasant mood. Mrs Wm Ledlie of Kimbolton visiting her parents. Dr Rea and family mentioned. Smith and Ables to move their saw mill to EM Creighton's farm this week. Rey Mahaffey confined to his house by sickness. Rey Garrett of the ME church preached a strong sermon to a large crowd. County Commissioners measured stone for the pike. Merchants report higher January sales. Little folks had a party at R F Craig's Thursday evening. Jaden and friends enjoyed singing and laughing.
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Dugan
CH Carson
Prosecutor Patterson
Wm Ledlie
Kimbolton
Rea
Smith & Ables
EM Creighton
Rey Mahaffey
Rey Garrett
R F Craig
Jaden
Local News From Senecaville and Nearby Towns
Senecaville notes visiting relatives in Belle Valley and Sarahsville. Local teaching and church events include a schoolteacher’s stay near Claysville and Rev Donaldson-led Presbyterian meetings with new church members. A January 28 death, sick list, and a marriage signal community life. ads promote Dr Bull remedies and Drexel’s Bell Cologne.
Social visits and diphtheria reports in Clio township
Miss Nancy Warne visits near Clio while Simon Braden and Sam Steele return from Newark Ohio. Diphtheria threatens southern township children. Widespread social at B Beymer’s last Monday. A Deep Cut school debate plans a discussion on whether man makes the circumstance or circumstance makes the man with participants Eagleson Beymer McConnell Steeledeny.
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Nancy Warne
Clio
Simon Braden
Sam Steele
Newark
Ohio
Minnie
Maggie Jones
Mae Willis
Aledo
Ill
RC Willis
Della
Anna Linon
Ella Forbes
B. Beymer’s
Belle Dugan
Miss Anderson
Washington
Deep Cut
Thomas Eagleson
H M Beymer Alfirm
WN McConnell
F P Steeledeny
Ill town notes and local events include weddings and deaths
Mrs Hetherington visits from Illinois while Dr Lytle preaches at Sage. Dr S J Storer moves to Rev Leiper's brick house. Charles Marshal takes a Sterling Kansas clerkship. Presbyterian girls hold a spelling bee social in college hall. Jacob Hanson dies at New Concord and is buried. The band marks three years with a new chair for its leader. R W Hutchison and Maggie Pringle wed, Muskingum class of ’83 Philo society. Lytle and Walker argue for U S pride over war and intemperance.
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Lytle
Sage
Paul
S.J Storer
J H Leiper
Charles Marshal
Sterling
Kansas
The
Presbyterian Church
College Hall
Jacob Hanson
New Concord
R W Hutchison
West
Maggie Pringle
Muskingum College
Philo Society
W Lytle
Frank Walker
United
Protracted Belmont Ridge Meeting and Local Tax Musings
Rev. Whitaker conducts protracted meetings at Belmont Ridge Belmonto. Smith Ridgeway assigns property to Clinton Bond for creditors about $4000. A WCTU petition seeks a scientific temperance law. many sign, some oppose until education. New resident Geo Thomas moves from Jefferson township amid Prohibitionist interest. The village hosts a ladies missionary supper with songs and declamations.
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Rev. Whitaker
Belmont Ridge
Belmonto
Will McCreary
Byesville
Smith Ridgeway
Clinton
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Geo Thomas
Jefferson Township
Messrs
Burlingame and Wood
Ohio
Notable Editors Between 1776 and 1800 in American History
February Magazine of American History showcases twenty seven portraits and fresh research highlighting the early American press influence. Notable articles include Sidell Mackenzie letter of 1843, the Ohio state question, Senator John A Logan tribute, Hunter’s public service, Lincoln’s Unlucky Pass, Monument to Three Signers in Georgia, Greeley's First Homestead Bill, and other essays from distinguished authors. Published at 30 Lafayette Place, New York City.
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Magazine of American History
G. W. Benjamin
Alexander Sidell Mackenzie
R W. Shufelat
U.S. A
Ohio
James Howard
John A. Logan
D. D
Andre
D Kunower
Lafayette Place
New York City
Cambridge Market Listing Boxed Seeds and Provisions
A fragmented market listing shows various seeds and farm goods including Red Clover seed, Orchard Grass seed, Blue Grass seed, Timothy seed, Mammoth Clover seed, Sorghum, and alfalfa items. Also noted are butter, salt, honey, feathers, chickens, and potatoes among mixed offerings. The text references weights and prices in unclear format amid garbled OCR.
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Elagis
Peepeiaez
Eye
C.le Econ Reves
Timothy
Mammoth
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