Cambridge notices and sales mix in early March edition
The Cambridge era reports a busy mix of local happenings from March weather and Prohibition activity in Spencer township to houseware ads. It notes sales of furniture by J R Troette, arrivals of guests from Garrett Indiana and New Concord, and various county economic updates including tax collections, real estate, and new business openings such as Mellyar & Ray.
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Robert Ralston
New Concord
Cambridge
Guernsey County
G.B
Thornberry
Springfield
Illinois
Pioneer Citizen Aquila J Cowgill Dies after Long Illness
Death claims Aquila J Cowgill a Fairview resident born in Virginia in 1801. He moved to Belmont county with his family in 1806 and lived a long life as a family man with nine siblings, two wives, and sons W C Cowgill and R E Cowgill. He suffered a disabling fire injury three years earlier but remained mentally active until death. He was a longtime member of Fairview ME church and funeral services were held Monday at 10 am conducted by Rev Robins with interment in the family burying ground.
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Mary A. Livermore
Opera House
A. J Downey
Byesville
McRramp
Bowese
Fairview
Aquila J. Cowgill
Mr. Cowgill
Louden County
Virginia
Kirkwood Township
Belmont County
Margaret Clark
W. C. Cowgill
R. E. Cowgill
Sarah Milner
Joseph Morton
Fairview ME Church
Robins
Summer School of Methods to be Held in Steubenville
A three week session described as a Summer School of Methods will run in Steubenville from July 9 to July 27. It is organized by the Ohio Valley Round Table. The concept traces to Prof. Agassiz who started the first such school at Penikese Island in 1873.
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Penikese Island
Cambridge Township
Aio County
Wills Creek
William Sherrard
Robert M. Atkinson
Jesse Clark
Sa 4
Cale
Morgage
Cambridge
Ohio
W.H.C. Hanna
Guernsey County
Steele & Rosemond
Aleo
First Elocutionary Recital At the Opera House
The Cambridge youths directed by Miss Minnie B. MacDonald present a Friday evening program at the Opera House on March 8 featuring character impersonations in costume humorous dramatic and pathetic recitations with new Grande March Del sarte Attitudes in pantomime by twelve Grecian dressed girls the statue recitation Laureance The Fugitives and musical selections plus Mother Goose Mushrooms and other entertainments Tickets cost twenty five cents reserved and ten cents for children General admission twenty cents All invited to attend
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Opera House
Cambridge
Minnie B. MacDonald
Advertising Sagacity of John Wanamaker
A Fairview dispatch quotes Philadelphia merchant John Wanamaker on advertising. He says he spends 5000 dollars weekly and employs a former editor for 1000 dollars monthly, asserting continuous advertising drives big sales and a 25 million dollar yearly business.
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John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Mr. Wanamaker
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week To Ten Couples
During the week marriage licenses were issued to C W Roller and S A Harding, Charles Beymer and Luella Keigley, Manuel Lafollette and Lydia Roller, J L Moffet and Catharine Maneely, Alfred Clinger and Catharine Stroud, G Mallett and Lizzie A Kirkpatrick, C T Hall and Ida P Henderson, CF Allison and Ona I Moore, Elmer Wylie and Carrie Yeo, S T Miles and Sophia J Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W Roller
S A Harding
Charles Beymer
Luella Keigley
Manuel Lafollette
Lydia Roller
J L Moffet
Catharine Maneely
Alfred Clinger
Catharine Stroud
G Mallett
Lizzie A Kirkpatrick
C T Hall
Ida P Henderson
CF Allison
Ona I Moore
Elmer Wylie
Carrie Yeo
S T Miles
Sophia J Gregory
West Virginia Sees Three Governors Oath Turned Over
Three claimants to the West Virginia governorship have taken oath on Monday while Wilson holds power. The courts will decide the rightful holder of the office between Goff Carr and Wilson.
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West Virginia
Wilson
Goff
Carr
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