Steel Earnings Show Prosperity For Steel Corp
The United States Steel Corporation reports strong three month earnings with a large surplus after fixed charges and preferred dividends. Depreciation and future needs absorb much of the earnings, leaving a potential base for future dividends. Orders on hand July 1 total 4.83 million tons, and mid year business shows improvement, suggesting favorable outlook for the second half of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Berg
Steel Corporatin
Truce Reached In Glass Plant Labor dispute
Byesville Glass Company and its employees agreed to resume operations on Wednesday morning. Hartman brothers will be rehired while Atlantic City conference decides the final terms. General Manager Brudewald said the plant would run until a final decision is reached, after a summer shutdown that discharged all other workers except the Hartman brothers. The strike by Uren and ten Wenk ended when the company refused to rehire them. A conference ruling is expected within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byesville Glass Company
Hartman Brothers
Atlantic City
Brudewald
Byesville
Eaceph Two
Uren
Ten Wenk
Sugar Tree People and Visits in August Notes
Henry Stiles of Columbus visits his sister Mrs T H Bischard. James Taylor of Bannock Ohio buys a two year old colt from J F Gillespie. Mark Snider and wife plan August trip to Oregon to visit friends and attend the Portland Exposition. Frank Howell and wife visit Henry Gibson's family. Emma Dean Anderson, back from India, will lecture next Thursday at the U P church. J B Gunn buys a two year old filly from W L Ford. Wu Stewart of Cambridge buys wool clips at Jae per pound. Don Kennedy relapses from mumps. Prayer meeting and Y M C A group hold a well attended meeting. U P Sabbath schools plan a Flat Ridge picnic August 11. Alphonso Beal moves to Illinois to live with brother Lloyd Beal. James Guan's dwelling struck by lightning Saturday night with minor damage. Glen McCatlough of Bresvale visits the locality. Miss Elia Martin of Cambridge visiting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stiles
Columbus
T. H Bischard
James Taylor
Bannock
J. F. Gillespie
Mark Snider
Portland Exposition
Jamie
Milton Porter
Hiram Gunn
Frank Howell
Iridgeville
Henry Gibson
Emma Dean Anderson
India
U. PB
J. B. Gunn
W. L. Ford
Wu. Stewart
Cambridge
Jae
Don Kennedy
Brame Wi
Metrimick
A. D. Dickie
U.P
New Salem
Kimbolton
Flat Ride
Flat Ridge
Alphonso Beal
Illinois
Linyd Beal
James Guan
Glen McCatlough
Bresvalle
Elia Martin
Ohio Baptist Assembly Meeting Discusses Ground Purchase
The annual meeting of the Ohio Baptist Assembly was held at Hiawatha Park on Tuesday. Directors consider purchasing ground for the assembly site with Granville seen as a likely venue. If approved, a second meeting may be held at Lake Miawa Park to determine seats as the current ground lease expires in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Park
Granville
Toad of Directors
Lake Miawatha Park
North Salem social notes and local movements
North Salem reports greetings from Ed McKim family in Cambridge and visits with James Wilson’s kin. pipeline work from Milnersville to Newcomerstown. Nathan Shaw cutting piling for J P McKee and Whetmore. Mrs Forney’s return to Cambridge. excursion to Niagara Falls. local ball game vs Washington club lost 19 to 1. Will Smith champion picker with notable fruit. Visits by J S McMann, Kennedy, and Cosny. Elmer McCullough’s hat mill duties. births noted for Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. McKimn
Fanii Jendsan
Cambridge
Edith Wilson
Will
James Wilson
Bards Run
BR. D. No
T. A. McKim
James Golden
Dutch Kiskman
Milnersville
Newcomerstown
Nathan Shaw
J. P. Mckee
Whetmore
Jasper Forney
Washington
Will Smith
Herry
Winterset Church Services and Local Visits Report
Sunday services and baptismal events at the M E church are listed along with a string of local visits. Names include Tedre and wife of Pied i isiteli, KK Wilson of Caum, Baker and tuin, Miss Mas Baker, Mrs. Cava Burson of Cambridge, Ed lar, and extended family members visiting or traveling in the area.
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M. E
Tedre
Piedi Isiteli
KK. Wilson
Caum
Baker
Tuin
Vhs Lee
Virin Stuart
Cumberland
Simons
Sunkee
Eliser Smith
Faniv
Sudar Tres
Saarin
Tate
Meore
Lirmng
Suledias
Mas Baker
Vin Amd
J. Ik
Wien
Ip Camursate
Cava Burson
Cambridge
Ann Samay
Vale Ley
A Living Mosement by Dr Miles Heart Cure
A testimonial style note claims Dr Miles Heart Cure healed many, saving them from early graves and creating a living monument of recovered patients. It cites letters and testimonials, promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails, and lists Miles Medical Co as the producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miles Medical Co
M. Paly
Perry
JOY Ts
Lebanon
Duinurrat
Nashvie
Tenn
Elkhart
Ind
Senecaville Notes From Cambridge And Nearby County
Senecaville updates show residents visiting Cambridge and Cumberland, with miners at Niagara Falls, and local social events. A local man John Frack Heskett, born 1840 near Norwich, Muskingum, died at 65 after a chest pain, leaving four children Emmet, Blanchard, Logan, and a widow Margaret Shear Heskett. Funeral held with Rev W. Rich and others. he served in Co K 4th Ohio and belonged to Buchanan Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansel Millnone
Cambridge
Dr. Bates
Carrie
Robert Glass
Ed. Glass
May McKee
Cumberland
Hutchison
Crown
Wm. Young
Millhone
Pues
TL. Moorhead
John Farran
Ross Sullivan
Sam Baird
Ylattie Morrison
Haven
Wm. Miley
George Brokayn
Niagara Falls
Sarah Hartup
John Shaw
Blue Hell
Rachel Wilson
Mda Conner
Trail Run
Senecavile
Seneca
AH. Mantel
J. W. Daniel
Arthur Brown
Barberton
R. L. Nelson
A.A. Bay and Sons
Quaker City
John Frack Heskett
Norwich
Muskingum County
Heskett
Blanchard
Co. K. O
Margaret Shear
Emmet
Newcomerstown
Logan
Buchanan Post
M. B
Chitten
W. Rich
Ln O
Ashburn
Ouiver
Tex E. Thompson
Hesketh
Chrishan
al. J. W. Barme
Buck-ingham
Jas. Campbell
Columbus
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Cambridge Painter
A Cambridge resident testifies Doan's Kidney Pills quickly relieve backache and irregular kidney action. J T Sherrard of 526 Wheeling Ave says his family used them with consistent relief and recommends the remedy for kidney troubles sold nationwide by Malinrn Co Buffalo NY agents for 30 cents.
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Desa
J. T. Sherrard
Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge
Dean
Doan
Malinrn Co
Bulttalos N
United States
Dean’s
Card of Thanks from Mrs Joseph Creighton
The undersigned returns sincere thanks to the Pathfinders the railroad employer and friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and assistance during the illness and at the time of death of her husband Joseph Creighton.
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Pathfinders
Joseph Creighton
Londonderry notes and Cedar Point trip plans
Local column lists residents and visitors: James English and Tom Hade in Holliway to scout a meat business. Fred McCullmigh of Pittsburg visiting parents. Several youths contemplate a Cedar Point excursion. Church meetings at Fawkee Point schoolhouse led by Rev. Thompson drew good crowds. George Moore’s barn was struck by lightning and burned. Moore and his son escaped unharmed, one horse saved, contents mostly lost. insurance status unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James English
Tom Hade
Holliway
Fred McCullmigh
Pittsburg
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Fawkee Point Shoolhouse
Thompson
Local notices and obituaries from Middlebourne area
Community updates report guests of Mrs. Frank Marquis from Buffalo and travels of the Hathaway family returning to Landon Ohio. Injuries mention Henderson in critical condition and Charles Parlet being moved to Columbus for care. Mrs. Ella McLain underwent an operation for tumor. Lola Ankrom ill with pneumonia. Local residents attend a Sabbath school picnic and Robin Jacobs show. Casual visits noted with Columus and Quaker City residents. Funeral services held for Thomas Casterline at Salt Fork Baptist church. Interment at Clark's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marquis
Buffalo
N. Y
A.B. Marquis
M. Hathaway
Robert
Elizabeth
Landon, O
Chas. Parlet
Columbus
Ile
J. W. Patelet
Ella McLain
Quaker City
Lola Ankrom
Stillings
A. T. Lake
Winchester
Frank Hanna
Eddie F Tanna
Kesslyn Sayre
Columus
Washington
Casterhine
Casterline
Salt Fork Baptist Church
Isaac Parlet
Near
Salt Fork
Middlebourne
Grand Ridge notices and events across town on August weekend
Potter 12e hosts meetings at Brushy Fork Baptist Church Saturday August 12 with aces Foe Chuck in the morning and evening, and Sunday August 1 at 10:30 by Rev Canningham. Miss Clara Nieholg on sick list. Mrs Minta Hede of Tippecanne called Monday for her ill father. Public notice for chicken buyers or broom suppliers. Eliza Boyd sale planned after appraising goods. Harvest continues. Thomas Castertine dies July 23. funeral Monday. Interment Salt Fork. Miss etaire Lindsey near Winterset works for Mrs Frente Tedrick. Rita Stewart Neva Bowers and Jesiah Jones festival at Lint Ridge well attended. proceeds over 872. Price Ratu home from Canton. Harry Moffet of Cambridge visiting. Mrs Mrytie Forsythe and daughter guests of Albert Barnes. Tile Ulrich and brothers trip to Columbus.
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Potter
Chuck
Brushy Fork Baptist Church
Canningham
Clara Nieholg
Minta Hede
Tippecanne
Heine
Jace Hughes
Ife
Eliza Boyd
Thomas Castertine
Middlebourne
Salt Fork
Etaire Lindsey
Wineterset
Frente Tedrick
Hopewell
Rita Stewart
Serio
Neva Bowers
Kimbolton
Jesiah Jones
Cambridge
Harding
Stewart
John Stewart
Price Ratu
Canton Business College
Harry Moffet
J. M. Salin
Mrytie Forsythe
Pennsylvania
Albert Barnes
Mise Tile Ulrich
Francis
Columbus
Antrim Social: Local Guests and Summer Visits Mentioned
Antrim notes show Mr. and Mrs. Bradley of New York City visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mesriden urn and Mr. and Mrs. Little on July 26 1905. Miss Ross Stevens of Cambridge arrives. Mrs. Frennenberger of Cincinnati visits. Several locals and visitors, including Chautauqua attendees and church officials, are named with short travel and visiting details.
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Bradley
New York City
Trondile
J. McBride
Maggie Wil Jiang
Kate Crumbacker
Bobhesia
Jorn
Arthur Lawe
WR. Lawrence
Hust Richmond
Mr. Lawrence
W. OR. McMunn
U.P
Maggie Thomas
Newark
G. W. Morrison
Chas Hope
Tom
Flossie Sueart
Adena, O
Births and Obituaries Noted in Local Patch
Red 7 born to Mr and Mrs Charles An top July 29. Rebecca Wharton died Friday July 2 at Tu clock. She leaves husband and nine children to mourn. The ball between Washington and Barnessie ended 6 to 0 in favor of Barnessie. Miss Ethel Douglass visiting friends in Slaughter Hill this week. Miss Carrie Sti of Craig spending this week at Slaughter Tall. Miss Lutte Valentine of Choneae visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Berjaain Valentine. Old Orchard mine closed down for second time not October first. Miss Anna May Stiles entertained many young friends Thursday evening. Huffman and Miss Carrie Fostaze of Craig among guests.
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Red
Charles Antop
Sen
Rebecca Wharton
Washington
Barnessie
Fayne
Barnessille
Ethel Douglass
Slaughter Hil
Moss Carrie Sti
Craig
Slaughter Tall
Lutte Valentine
Choneae
Berjaain Valentine
Old Orchard
Anna May Stiles
Meny
Lovd Huffman
Carrie Fostaze
Crag
Sunday Visits Reported Around Cambridge Town
Kimbol tos Lutter inc Puss Wayehichens Lee Henes Berry wept to Gand Diver thes week to a work to the cing mail al Cat plees ADs Chates ferry and Mrs Geore Bors dete Cartes rt Thedtare Cass tor of Karo township over punday Professor Bonmell vite and son Rijlo were visiting friends at Wanc hester over Sunday D Ross and mother were calling for Cambridge friends over Sunday Charles Ross and wife visited his brother James Ross of Cambridge over Sunday James Yarnell who has been working in Cambridge at carpenter work for two months was home with his family over Sunday Mr Wishard and his lady friend of Cambridge took dinner at the Gibson House Sunday Mr Speers and friend from Cambridge took dinner at the Gibson House Sunday
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Kimbol Tos Lutter Inc
Puss Wayehichens
Lee Henes Berry
Gand
Cing
Chates Ferry
Geore
Casstor
Karo Township
Bonmell
Vite
Rijlo
Wanchester
S&s
Charles Ross
James Ross
Cambridge
James Yarnell
Mr. D. Wishard
Gibson [Ouse
Mr. Speers
Gibson House
Excursion ticket sales notes from multiple railroads
On August 1 and 14 the Baltimore and Ohio and other lines offer excursion tickets from western stations to various destinations, with round trip fares and return deadlines. Additional dates cover trips to Mountain Lake Park and Wheeler, with special rates tied to events and organizations. Also listed are rail excursions for Cleveland area events and a public sale notice for Cambridge bonds with bidding details.
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Be. Ursiubs
Biltmore & Ohio Railroad Company
Abi Cul
Pittsburg
Wecelin
Ohse
Detrart
Mich
Aes
Enant
Imperial Palace
Wand
Taltimore & Ohio Bairoad Company
Loccal
Pittshore
Wheeling
Olin River
Drewver
Colorado
Baltimore & Ob Railroad Company
Ohio River
Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Wall
Ohio
Department of Ohio
Amwieast
Baltimore & Obra Fucker
BN. Austin
Chicago
Dil
Dalti
Tare & Ohioe RL Co
Wheelin
Wayne Vate
Cambridge
Mozart and
Coney Island Parks
Fort Wayne
Travel discounts lure Western bound travelers on Pennsylvania Lines
Travelers eye reduced fares for the Home Seekers excursions to Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska the Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and other West and South states with stop over privileges to explore business openings. Tickets good July 5 to August 19 with detailed fare and time info from local ticket agents. Also Rock Island System offers $33 double tourist berth Chicago to California with daily sale March 1 onward. information from John Sebastian. Creag Mrs KP OR Rein and Grace visit Mary Turnbaugh in Detroit area.
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Pennsylvania
Paints
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Oregon
Washington
Texas
Pennsylvania Lines
Ceshectin
Chaplauqua
Scio
Ontville
Mansfield
Canstruke
Californts
California
Vickers
Main
Rock Island
Chicago
John Sebastian
Creag
Legal Notice in Guernsey County Court
Ida M Howell sues Luth er A Howell in Guernsey County Ohio Court of Common Pleas for divorce on grounds of habitual drunkenness and willful absence over three years. Defendant residence unknown. hearing set after August 2, 1005. Robinson & Stier, Ali. July bow.
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Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Ida M. Howell
Luther A. Howell
Muskingum College Catalog Notice and Fall Term Update
Fragmentary OCR notes from Muskingum College outline a fall term start, faculty details, and requests for a catalogue. Mentions include a French professor, presidents, and preliminary statements about expenses and preparations. Reads as a disrupted historical college snippet with unclear dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie A
Standard
Aftarvard
Chncago University
Ane
Ifort
Fragmented OCR note on Appentient event date and records
Fragmented text discusses a date reference and potential names, mentioning a May language mix and unclear references to a person and place. The readable bits point to a date around 7 month or aestiel, with limited context and no clear event or outcome.
Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic Ad Promises Full Refund
An ad from Nealley & Co. promotes a new Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a full money back guarantee. It claims rapid, lasting relief and invites all to try it with no risk if it fails to help.
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By Glass Company
Hartman Brother
Sugar Tree
Ohio Baptist Assembly
Grantville, O
North Salem
Winterset
Dr. Richter
Senecaville
Londonderry
Grand Ridge
Antrim
Viotence Lanvern
Ble Vast
Alvetta Shiplus
New Cone Heard
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Seath Street
New York
Fiy's
EAU Teas
Colg
Bram Hestores
Argee
Malely Brothers
Warren Siiret
A. W. Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
A.W. Chase
W. Coase Mrpiers c O
BW. Chase
Meiers
Lafranco
Bree
Grovers
Grover
The
Genesee Pare Food Co
LE Roy
REALE
Mott's
Aiat Co
Ogier's
David Kennedys
Pegeady
Hendcut
S. Ys
Garth Cerry
Pierre
Camiidae
Obie
Gelivem
T. R.bdeselm
KP. OR. Rein
Grace
Detroit
Mary E. Turnbaugh
North 1Th Street
DA M. Howell
Rolinson & Stier
Arys
Bow
Muskingum College
Pittsburgh Dental College
Western University of Pennsylvania
H . Friesell
Bivd
Pittsburgh
Nuwe
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