Sheet Mill Workers To Be Paid By Check
Supt G R Mellyar of the Guernsey works confirms American Sheet and Tin Plate Co will shift to biweekly paycheck by Thursday checks, replacing Saturday payments. Change aims to reduce risk of carrying cash. first local payment set for Thursday August. Other items note bankrupt petition of a local harness shop, local visits, and community notices.
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G. R Mellyar
Guernsey
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Pittsburg
Tin Wil
Sheer and Tin Plate Ca.lave
John W Larrison Dies In North Salem Tuberculosis
John W Larrison, living with his brother on North 2nd Street, died at 1 10 a m Tuesday July 31 from tuberculosis of the bowels. Born February 24 1864 at North Salem he joined the M P church young and led an upright life. He married Mary McGee of Zanesville on February 10 1878 and they had nine children, five of whom and the mother survive him. Funeral services by Rev W S White of the United Brethren church will be held at the brother’s home Wednesday morning at 10 Interment will be at Bell cemetery near North Salem.
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John W. Larrison
C. Larrison
North 2Nd Street
North Salem
M. P
Mary McGee
Zanesville
W. 8. White
United Brethren Church
Glock
Bell Cemetery
Keys Could Open Any Lock In Crooksville Heist Suspects Named
Crooksville July 31 The photographs of three alleged safe blowers show two convicted felons William Schaffer alias Charles Appotted alias James Mullen has records 23640 25833 32237 and time served in reform school at Lancaster. Marvey Gordon served 11 2 years Knox County number 33007 fought guard killed in a penitentiary incident and released last January. Frank Barker 22 claims prominent family background. Inspector Oldfield believes these men linked to Crooksville robbery. keys found on them sent to Columbus praised as capable of opening any lock. A fourth man named George Clay or George Carruthers is suspected and Barker previously jailed at Columbus for shooting a conductor. All three men deny Crooksville ties, saying they met on a Z W train and never visited Crooksville New Concord or Zanesville.
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Crooksville
Knox County
Frank Barker
Postall
Inspector Oldfield
Columbus
Crookssile
King
George Clay
George Carruthers
Barker
New Lexington
Johnstown
New Concord
Zanesville
Thrown Under Moving Wheels At Marietta Yard
Jacob Hartman, a brakeman on the Marietta Division, was caught and thrown beneath moving cars near Marietta. One leg was cut off and an arm broken. Hartman, about twenty, had been boarding with H. Parrett in South Cambridge. He is a nephew of Charles Ley of the city. A Chautauqua movement is growing Freeport is in touch. A ten class program opens August 10 in Shadyside Park. The event features entertainments and a chance to spend time in Freeport during Chautauqua. Helppstead’s Hearthstone Tea claims to offer relief with tea or tablets.
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Jacob Hartman
Marietta
Hartman
Newcomerstown
Wow. Parrett
Dewey Avenue
South Cambride
Charles Ley
Freeport, O
Shadyside Park
St Uus
Freeport
Wives Outnumber The Husbands In Divorce Rates
The report from Clerk A J Linn to the Secretary of State shows that on July 1, 1905 there were 51 divorce suits pending locally. For the year ending June 30, 1906 a total of 113 suits were filed, with 69 decided.
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Arnold
Secretary of State
Deeds
Death of Otho Barnes in Stoubenville Avenue
Otho Barnes, a well known and respected citizen, died Friday afternoon at 1 30 o clock on West Stoubenville Avenue after a long illness. He was about seventy five years old and is survived by a wife and several children. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Otho Bares
Hercot
Wool
Barnes
West Stoubenville Avenue
Jane Treahse
SUP at FRAZIER DEAD Hon William Fravier Judge in Caldwell
The Hon William Fravier a longtime judge of the Common Pleas court and circuit judge in this judicial district died in Los Angeles California on Sunday July 29 around 1 15 PM after arriving from Caldwell where he spent spring and summer He was about 60 years old His body will be returned to Caldwell for interment Cambridge bar will attend the funeral further particulars will be given later
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Wm. Jr. Fravier
Common Pleas Court
Los Angeles
Cali
California
Caldwell
Sumer
Cambrige Bar
Robert Galbreath Dies at Bloomfield Farm
Robert Galbreath, respected farmer, died at his daughter Mrs. Jennie McCoy's home in Bloomfield after a long illness. He was 72, survived by his wife and five children, born in Washington County Pennsylvania and moved to Ohio as an infant. The remains were moved to New Jefferson township, Harrison county for interment with family. Home Coming Day is set for September 19 in Noble county with invitations issued by secretary J. S. Rownd. A London fashion note observes knee pants with braid trimming and gilt buttons as the latest men’s fad.
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Robert Galbreath
Jennie McCoy
Bloomield
Mr. Galbreath
Washington County
Ohio
Summerfield
Noble County
J. 8. Rownd
London
Millions for Amusements and Health Promises
A 19th century tone touts vast amusement investments surpassing one hundred million dollars while warning sickness ruins pleasure. It urges readers to try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to regain health and appetite, claiming many have found relief from indigestion, dyspepsia, headaches, and similar ailments.
County Teachers’ Examinations Schedule and Officers
Teachers' examinations will be held the first Saturday of every tenth. Boswell examinations on the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May. Boxwell examination on the last Saturday of June. All meetings in Cambridge, Ohio. Examinations start at 8:30 am. President W. G. Wolpe of Quaker City, Vice President HL L- Cash of Bresvie, Clerk G. E. Bell of Cambridge.
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Boxwell
Cambridge
Ohio
W. G. Wolpe
Quaker City
HL L- Cash
Bresvie
OL Clerk
G. E. Bell
Parole hearing notice for Hurley Smathers in Ohio state system
Notice states Hurley Smathers is confined under parole terms with a recommendation by the superintendent and chaplain for parole consideration. The parole review is set for August 21 and will proceed under state law and rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Ohio State
Fis
Board of Managers
Guaranteed Game Ends in Tieing
A garbled report notes a tie in a game with unclear teams and players. The fragment mentions a scoreless finish and references to Paes Dingess Mae Oentannt Pus Wate but provides no verifiable names or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieling
Arnay
Deatness Cannot Be Cured By O Flops and Panics
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic condition with mentions of deafness and a remedy debate. It references an untamed condition affecting hearing and mentions a tower and street addresses as scattered details. The core topic mixes medical conjecture with unclear public health rhetoric.
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Tata
Congo
Tony
Delegates Named for Seventh Judicial Circuit Republican Convention
Delegates and alternates were appointed to the Republican convention of the Seventh judicial circuit to nominate a candidate for circuit court judge. Delegates include J. A. Troette Milton Turner PD L Rankin W W Stewart O Barr C S Sheppard C S Turnbaurd with alternates John P Turner R W Lindsey S Ledge Frank P Arnold B F Enes Smallwood BR rade.
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Seventh Judicial Circuit of
Bio
Steubenville
J. A. Troette
Milton Turner
PD. L. Rankin
W. W. Stewart
Barr
C S. Sheppard
C. S. Turnbaurd
John P. Turner
R. W. Lindsey
Frank P. Arnold
F Enes
Smallwood
BR Rade
Surveyor notice from Eagleson firm and Lore Egerson
Parcel deeds and road contracts prepared promptly by surveyor firm. Advertisement notes moderate charges and practice of surveying services. Named contact at Eagle Son and Lore Egerson locations, with emphasis on efficient, accurate land work.
Will Improve Byesville Starts Village Beautification
The Byesville Improvement Co plans immediate steps to improve and beautify the village. Incorporators include C. R. Austin Elza Trott Frank Ropinson C. M. Angerson and A. J. True with capital of five thousand dollars.
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Byesville Improvement Co
C. R. Austin
Elza Trott
Frank Ropinson
C. M. Angerson
A. J. True
Inkewiss
Sew
August schedule notice from Rosemond about afternoon closure
Notice to clients stating that during August the business will be closed afternoons but will open as usual in the forenoon. The message is signed by Rosemond with a rough handwritten signature. The text shows garbled OCR remnants that do not alter the core scheduling update.
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W. Va
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The
Republican Press
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George T. Anderson
Newton
Iowa
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Anderson
Londonderry Township
Marsh
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Guernsey County
Jasper County
Darnésie Republican
A.J. Linn
Judicial Statistics
John Feugesy
W.B. Rose
Wheeling Township
Geo. W. Kimball
Clara B. Forsythe
Gladys M. Forsythe
Lelia Mary Perry
Mindea
Guardian
Martha E. Tipton
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Sarah Aa. Farta
James Maley
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Ken C. Wares
Common Pleas
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Frank M.ar
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Otho Barnes
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