County News Digest from Guernsey and Nearby
Pleasant View school taught by W C Tetrick. potatoes shipped from Dakota to Newark. Nashua trips, pulpit installed in Lebanon U P church. 1545 dogs taxed in the county. Hawks said to decimate quail. corn at 50c a bushel in northeastern Guernsey. wheat thriving. many locals at work, markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Tetrick
Pleasant View
Newark
Dakota
D.M. Jenkins
Lebanon
Jacob Meredith
Mce Ilyar’s
Kohns
Norris Mines
Kohn Bros
Belmont County Court House
David Gordon
Liberty Township
J.O. Mellyars
A. C. Ellis
Jamestown
New York
Dresden
Coshocton
Mary Barnett
Rix Mills
Winchester
Jennie George
New Concord
Wellington
Senecaville
Henry Thompson
Ada
Ohio
A. H. Weeden
Alex Blair
Wall
Josiah Patterson
E. E. Baird
Zaneaville
Hammond's Opera House
Prohibition Rallies Across Townships and Cities
The Executive Committee calls Central Committee members to arrange and advertise prohibition meetings in Senecaville Blue Bell Birmingham Cross Roads Armstrongs Wilkin Bros Washington Fairview Quaker City on dates from Oct 27 to Nov 4 urging public attendance and poster placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Miller
Senecaville
Blue Bell
Birmingham
Cross Roads
Armstrong’s
Wilkin Bros
Washington
Fairview
Quaker City
Samuel Stewart Visits Friends and Local Meetings
Samuel Stewart is visiting here while Miss Mary Hutchinson was home over Sabbath. Mrs McConnel Clark spends the week at Samuel Clark's. A highly interesting debate is expected at the literary society next Friday night. Eight cases of typhoid fever in Knox township with Miss Myrtle Addy as the only reported dangerous case. Wm Woodburn returns from California visit to his brother and heads back to Washington DC. Cool weather kept many from Salvation meeting in the grove last Sabbath. They sold all songs brought. demand exceeded supply. Prohibition meeting at Hopewell by WG Walters drawn a large crowd with Hopewell band providing music. A collection for the band amounting to 53 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohn’s
Cora Hosick
Fort Scott
Kansas
S. F. Ankrum
Madison Township
Margaret Wilson
New Concord
A. J. Clark
J. W. Rich
Richland Township
Lizzie Boyd
Winchester
Indiana
Raymond
B. B. Brill
Carl Howard
Columbus
Cambridge
J M. McGill
Washington Township
Milnersville
Glass
Clearfork Baptist Church
W. A. McCleary
Londonderry Township
Byesville
Hiram Skinner
Hattie James
Terrace
Zanesville
Lipsey
Jacob Roland
James Forsythe
Salem
Oregon
Bellaire
Skullfork
John Bowers
C. B. Stevens
Cumberland
California
Pacific Coast
Luccock & Atkinson
Kimboten
Liberty Tunnel
Walter McBride
Amanda Nicholls
Antrim
Robert Tannehill
Andrew Karr
Londonderry
Guernsey County
Uhrichsville
Weaver
al Field
P.schafer
Phillip Gabel
Jackson Township
Herald
New Concord Enterprise
M. L. Harper
Jersey
John Calhoun
Adams Township
John Geyer
6Th Street
Wortman
Sage
Geyer
Iowa
Skullfork Literary Society
Cadiz
John Craig
Court House
P. Schafer
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Odd Fellows Hall
al G. Field
Hammond’s
Opera House
James Douglass
Quaker City
Moore
Thomas Pyles
Farmers’ Hotel
Mill Street
S. S. Burgess
Mary H. White
Samuel Buwersock
Ida M Long
Bo Osburn
Rosa L. Garber
T. C. Ferrell
Nellie Free
J N. Free
J. N
Muskingum County
Thomas Mills
Middlebourne
Frank Orr
J. A. Armstrong
Jefferson Township
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Aetna
Jim
Turner
Samuel Stewart
Mary Hutchinson
McConnel Clark
Samuel Clark
Literary Society
Knox Township
Myrtle Addy
Wm Woodburn
Washington
Grove
Hopewell
WG Walters
Most Wonderful Cures by Ohio Reform Sanitarium
The Ohio Reform Sanitarium and Medical Institute in Columbus reports remarkable cures. Dr H Russell Burner, principal, visits monthly offering free examinations and advice to all. They treat many cases at home and send the worst to the Institute. Next Cambridge visit is Monday and Tuesday Oct 31 and Nov 1 with free consultation at the Park hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Reform Sanitarium and Medical Institute
Columbus
Ohio
H. Russell Burner
Cambridge
the Park Hotel
Record of Trail Run mine coal shipments tops previous daily output
Last week 62 cars of coal were loaded and sent from the Trail Run mine, the largest single day of work in the mine’s history. Typical daily output reaches 60 cars, making this an exceptional peak compared with ordinary shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail Run
Carpenter Dramatic Co Presents Under Two Flags at Hammond's
The Carpenter Dramatic Company under Ed Bradley presents the popular military drama Under Two Flags at Hammond's Opera House on October 28. The company is described as top tier with recognized artists, promising a brilliant performance. reserved seats are on sale at the usual place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Opera House
Hallow
Raymonde
Freeport
Cambridge Boot & Shoe Company
Carpenter Dramatic Co
Hammond’s
William Beal
Jefferson Township
Smithsonian Institute
Ed. Bradley
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George Norman
West Lafayette
Oho
J. A Bostwick
S. Thomas Wood
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Cumberland C. P
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School Park
R G. Wallace
U P
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Noble County
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Hattie Johnson
McIlyar
Chio Ve Nelson Holland
Washington County
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T. F. Bradger
Winfield
Guernsey
Hammond's
William Pollock
Near Town
John W. Wilson
Phillips
Near West Liberty
Illinois
F. K. Raymond
William Hoyle
Louis Miller
Grand Lodge
Dayton
Paul Sherrard
Michigan
Concord
Phillip
Herman Hakill
Westland Township
P Schaser
Frank Gardner
Harve Ervin
Joseph Beymer
Ladies Missionary Society
Dr. Ramsey
C. C
Parkersburg
W Var
George McClelland
Barnesville Enterprise
Kobn Bros
Jesse B. Dunster
Wm. Stage
Annie E Bell
W.M Bushfield
P.shbaser
P Thomas
American Express Company
Prouse
Thomas
S.C. Barr
Mrs. Thomas
Pigeon Gap
Here
David Dougherty
Morton Farm
Charlie
Thomas Rankin
Ohio Reform Sanitarium
Park Hotel
Frank Garrett
Nall
Jonathan Colley
Monre Township
Hornbrook’s
EK. F. Green
Boyd
North 7Th Street
Raymond's
Thalheimer
W. A. Rainey
George L. Green
Omaha
Nebraska
H. R Moore
Scott's Mines
Baltimore Clothing Co
Blondell & Bowers
Standard Theater Co
West Virginia
Maud Muller
Nevada
A. L. Spence
Maud Spence
Bay Duke
Liberty
J. Pringle
Demased
Tingle
M. P
Thrapp
McFarland
Milligan
Fifth Street
Wheeling
Steubenville
Mr. Allen
5Th Street
Stoner
Arcade Hotel
Carson Block
West Wheeling Avenue
Clarence Satchett
C. L. Campbell
Carson Ware
Eagle Hotel
7Th Street
Wills Creek
Logan
Orme
E. F. Green
Dave
Jas. Magee
Lawrence
R. W. Anderson
Herman Shultz
Hornbrook
Raymond’s
Dr. Bull
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Bucklen
C. L. Wall & Co
Benton
Benton Hair Grower Co
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County of
William H. Johnston
S. B. Clark
John Burns
United States
S. B Clark
F. W. Albright
W. H. McFarland
St. Clark
Newcomerstown
van Craig
Robert F. Craig
Camridge
Charles D. Knox
Recorder’s Office
A. D
Hugh F
Mcdonald
Sherig
Callen
Mason & Barnes
S. Sezs
Police Gazette
Richard K. Fox
Franklin Square
N. Y
C.B. Cook
Jin
Madison
Cambridge, O
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Iness
Time
Mbridge
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