Former Caldwell Boy Ned Way Dies In Wheeling
Edgar Skinner Way 37 a linotype operator for twelve years at the Wheeling Register died of ar Ame mic poisoning at 124 Zane Ave Island Wheeling. He leaves wife Jessie R Atkinson Caldwell Ohio. two sons George Frederick 12 Edgar Atkinson 6. sister Mrs Walter S Herzog Harrisburg PA. Funeral at his Caldwell home with Rev W H Fields Rev Rufus Finnell and Rev Sterling J Miller presiding. pallbearers from Wheeling Typographical Union No 79 and Knights of Pythias.
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Cambridge
Ned” Way
Wheeling
Caldwell
Wheeling Register
Zane Avenue
Island
Edgar Skinner Way
the Register
Way
The
Register
George A. and
Maria Way
Caldwell, O
Jessie R. Atkinson
Ohio
George Frederick
Edgar Atkinson
Walters. Herzog
Harrisburg
Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
International Typographical Union
Caldwell Lodge
W. H. Fields
First Christian Church
Rufus Finnell
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and testimonials
One hundred dollar reward offer for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorses the firm and its honorability after 15 years in business. Walding Kinnan & Bartin wholesale druggists also back the claim. Cure taken internally, targets blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials sent free. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
I. J. Cheney & Coo
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Bartin
O. Hall
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Sold By Brooks Sutton
Taken as directed, it becomes the greatest curative agent for relief of suffering humanity. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as the surest remedy. Price 35 cents for Tea or Tablets. Brooks Sutton, Druggist.
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Hollister
Brooks Sutton
Young Boys Start Fire In Woods Near School
The thoughtless act of younger pupils caused a woods fire near Berwick school. They ignited dry leaves and the flames spread rapidly toward the schoolhouse until teachers and older students intervened to bring the fire under control.
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Berwick
James
Horse Injurous Accident Injures J L Douglass
Attorney J L Douglass, recent mover to a farm east of Quaker City, was trampled by a horse near a barn while leading it to water. The animal jabbed a hoof, deep corks penetrated his foot, and Dr. G H Stout treated the wounds. He cannot walk for several days but is stable.
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Quaker City
J. L. Douglass
Opperman Miners Injury Shocks Cumberland Village
John Herron of the Opperman mines four miles east of Cumberland Ohio was badly cut on a foot when an electric cutting machine blade slipped and struck him. He was taken home for surgical care. doctors expect no serious outcome despite the painful wound.
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Cumberland, O
John Herron
Opperman Mines
Here
Herron
Wheeling Oil and Gas Co Organizes New Directors
The Wheeling Oil and Gas Co stockholders met at the Newcomerstown mayor’s office on Thursday evening April 15 and elected a board: Geo B Kistler J S Barnett O M Ley W F Palmer M E Alexander Samuel Robinson C J Foster. The directors met Friday and organized naming Kistler president Palmer VP Alexander secretary Barnett treasurer and manager. They have contracted for three test wells and will begin drilling in northwestern Wheeling township in ten days.
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Wheeling Oil and Gas Co
Newcomerstown
Geo. B. Kistler
J. S. Barnett
O. M. Ley
W. F. Palmer
M. E. Aelxander
Samuel Robinson
C. J. Foster
G. B. Kistler
M. E. Alexander
Wheeling Township
Former Cambridge Citizen Dies in Grangeville Idaho
Mrs. Captain F. G. Steele reports the death of her father J. Hugh Robinson of Grangeville Idaho. He moved from Guernsey County Ohio in the 1860s and became a pioneer and respected member of North Idaho communities.
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F. G. Steele
J. Hugh Robinson
Grangeville
Idaho
Guernsey County
Ohio
North Idaho
Newark American-Tribune
For Sale Draft Team and Wagon with Harness
Draft team six years old weighing 3000 pounds and a wagon with harness offered for quick sale by W. W. Tedrick of Byesville Ohio.
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W. W. Tedrick
Byesville
Ohio
License Ordinance Laid On Table By City Council
Propr proprietors of dancing schools public dancing halls billiard rooms and bowling alleys will not pay city licenses for now as ordinances were laid on the table. Solicitor Enos told to prepare licensing ordinances, but Fowler moved deferral. Council also for public hitching posts along several streets, discusses vehicle tax and opposing higher farm vehicle taxes, and considers electric light on Summit avenue, sewer on Gomber avenue, Tribbie alley opening, and storm sewer on Campbell avenue.
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B. F. Enos
Fowler
Enos
Service Board
South Eighth Street
Turner Avenue
South
Cambridge Teamsters’ Union
McBride
Teamsters’ Union
Summit Avenue
Cambridge
Gomber Avenue
First
Water Streets
Tribbie Alley
Gomber
Beatty Avenues
Triobie
Bratton
Board of Service
South Seventh Street
Campbell Avenue
Hunt
State Highway Commission
Coshocton Road
Steubenville Avenue
Corporation Line
If You See What It Has Done for Others
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea has relieved thousands of hopeless stomach kidney liver and blood troubles. Tea or Tablets 35 cents. Brooks Sutton Druggist.
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Hollister
Brooks Sutton
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted
The notice touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female illness for 30 years. It claims thousands of cures and invites women to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free health advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Gardiner
Maine
A. Williams
R.F
West Harbor
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Lillian Robbins
South West Harbor
Mrs Emily Allen Dies at Norwich Home
Mrs. Emily Allen died at her Norwich residence at 7 35 during an illness of about two months from complications of age She was widow of G W Allen former county treasurer in her eightieth year Born September 7 1879 she was daughter of Ralph Black Surviving eight children J H Galligher John Allen Malissa Taylor Alonzo Allen George Allen M Winters Ella Taylor and Charles Allen The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the family home
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Emily Allen
Norwich
Ralph Black
Guernsey County
J. H. Galligher
City
John Allen
Cambridge
Malissa Taylor
Zanesville
Alonzo Allen
George Allen
M. Winters
Ella Taylor
Charles Allen
Zanesville Courier
Local Social Notes From Salesville and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Steve Taylor of Middlebourne visited friends on the route Saturday. Miss Inez Ables returned home Sabbath day after visiting her aunt Mrs Enos for a week. Mr and Mrs Clarence Fuller visited friends in Kennensburg late week. Miss Ida English spends weeks in Philadelphia with her brother and family. Mr and Mrs Watt Fuller spent Sabbath with Mr and Mrs Charles McMillen. Mrs Ella Tedrick visited her sister Mrs Sade Glasier Saturday. Mr Tom Ables and wife and Mr Robert Ogg and wife were at Quaker City on business last week.
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Steve Taylor
Middlebourne
Inez Ables
Enos
Clarence Fuller
Kennensburg
Ida English
Philadelphia
Watt Fuller
Charles McMillen
Ella Tedrick
Strike Rumor Hints at Laundry Labor Action
Word circulates that workers at a local laundry may have gone on strike after the owner refused to supply RUB A LAC to cut costs. Public sympathy leans to the workers as RUB A LAC is promoted as easing washing.
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Council
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New Concord
Muskingum College Chapel
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