Southern California the earthly paradise of the Pacific coast
A San Diego letter extols Southern California as a climate haven and tourist Mecca. It praises San Diego Bay and Coronado, notes the Del Coronado and Grant hotels, Tent City, growth prospects, and local misfortunes such as saloons and fleas. The writer visits Mission San Diego and Eleajo Valley, recalls shell collecting at Old Mexico, and urges readers to consider San Vieco while lamenting Cambridge open saloon issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sierras
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
McCabe
San Diego
Christendum
San Diego Bay
Coronado Island
Pacife
M. E.kchareh
San Tiego
Eleajon Valley
United States
Old
Mexico
Mr. Rothgeb
Guernsey County
San Vieco
Cambridge
J. M. Wolverton
Stomach Troubles Ant Constipation Advertisement
An early 20th century advertisement touts stomach troubles and constipation remedies. It cites Mr Chas Baldain of Edwardsstie, lists products like amberlaa-wack and Liver Ta squamal scoop, and promotes 20 tap lets with price 25 cents. Available from Brenan Wilson and D. M. Hawthorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Baldain
Edwardsstie
Brenan & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Sixty Seventh Anniversary of Cambridge Baptist Assoc
The Cambridge Baptist Association marks its sixty seventh anniversary with a four day meeting at the Byesville Baptist church August 24 to 28. Pastor W H Wilson and members expect a large gathering of messengers and visiting Baptists, with a program of devotions, sermons, and sessions led by Rev D E Carman, J M Amos, C L McCollum, and others. The schedule includes morning and evening services, Sunday school talks, business reports, officer elections, and special programs for women and youth. Obituary reports and closing exercises follow, with a memorial for Charles Kerflor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Baptist Association
Byesville
J. H. Oxley
D. FE. Carman
W. E. Weaver
J. M. Amos
D. E. Carman
H. W. Amos
W. Nixon
U. S
Wilson A. Holmes
Christ
C. L. McCollum
N. D. Cunningham
Frank B. Amos
C. Malley
J. M. McCollum
Bert Bishard
A.S. Carman
T. G. Field
B. Y. P. U. Service
A. R. Paliotk
A. BR. Pollock
Pions
Richard Pearse
Columbs
Resolutions and Report of Proceedings of Convention
The Democratic Fifteenth District in convention reaffirms allegiance to Jefferson Jackson and Bryan. They welcome William Jennings Bryan for 1908 and pledge support for the party. They mourn Governor Pattison and endorse a primary delegate plan. A. L. Smith opposed premature Bryan endorsement. resolutions pass by large majority. White is nominated and enthusiastic reception noted. Ernest Schneider to assist. Bryan endorsement reaffirmed.
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Fifteenth
Jefferson
Jackson
Bryan
Jennings Bryan
John M. Pattison
Congress
Harvey Watson
Com
J. A. Okey
Lou. M. Carr
G. M. Magee
W. Pannerill
A. L. Smith
Mr. Smith
White
Jadne Kennedy
Alexander
Ernest Schneider
J. ©. Amos
Cambridge
Prisoner Gets Double Dose
Edward Shatto of Cumberland, claiming to be American, faces two charges in Guernsey county after arrest by Constable Frank Stone. He is held on 150 dollars bond for threatening to kill and 200 dollars bond for carrying concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shatto
Cumberland
Frank Stone
Justice of the Peace Purkey’s Court
Guernsey County Grand Jury
Shatto
Squire Purkey
Oma Bates
Shattoo
Justice of the Peace Purkey
A. F. Bates
Constable Stone
Funeral services for Judge Wm H Frazier held in Caldwell
The late Judge Wm H Frazier was laid to rest at his Caldwell home on Thursday at 12 30 p m. Rev Ross officiated along with the Masonic fraternity. Representatives of Woodstield and Cambridge bars attended and Judge Burroughs of the circuit court served as honorary pallbearer. Floral tributes were beautiful and the large neighborly turnout showed deep respect for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Frazier
Caldwell
Mr. Ross
Woodstield
Cambridge
Judge Burroughs
Circuit Court
Chester Caskey Dies in Ohio Cholera Infantum
Chester Caskey, son of Clyde and Mrs Caskey of Bakersfield Val, died of cholera infantum at his aunt Miss Pua Caskey’s home in Quaker City Ohio on August 1 1906 at age 1 year 10 months. Brief funeral services were held at Miss Caskey’s home and the remains were taken to Salt Fork church for further services. Interment followed in Salt Fork cemetery. Many friends attended, including families from Londinderty Oden Cambridge and Byesville. Born to Mr and Mrs J Baker of Byesville a daughter Monday August 6. Austin Ridde from Cambridge, and others visited Lastwother Tank Riddie in Byesville. Picton, raised here, now an engineer on the Pan Handle between Pittsburg and Den Dien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Caskey
Clyde Caskey
Bakersfield
Val
Pua Caskey
Quaker City
Ohio
Caskey
Miss Caskey
Salt Fork Church
Rex. N. S&s Cunningham
Salt Fork
John Combs
Londinderty
James Combs
Lewis
Oden
EC. Caskey
Ethel
John W., Rotten
Chalarmstrong
Cambridge
Elsworth Ridde
Austin
Texas
Byesville
Woor
Baston
Picton
Iis Crty
Pittsburg
den- Dien
Court House News Summary of Probate and Court Filings
Will of Martha Clary filed for probate and guardian applications noted. Ohio cases include Rose plea of not guilty with jury trial demand, Fengesy case continued, Shatte bail application with $200 recogni zance, Klein recognizance $200 for next term. Will of Aona B. Karr filed. Leola Verian vs Fred Bryeran divorce for extreme cruelty. John Q Chapman v Rachel Chapman divorce for extreme cruelty. Dan Niederhier and Clara Moongerman named in unrelated notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Clary
Elza J. Webster
Ohio
W. B. Rose
John Fengesy
John Shatte
Ben Klein
Will
Aona B
John Lloyd
Herbert R. Gill
N. IL
Barber
Leola A. Verian
Fred B.yreran
P. Turner
Plannty
Common Pleas Court
John QO
Chapman
Rachel Chapman
B. Ferguson
Wildey Picnic Draws Largest Attendance At Calawell Fair
The 14th annual Wildey T. O. F. picnic will be held at Calawell Fair Ground on August Ith, the third year the Welder Picnic has gone to Cadees. Pies and treats provided under Keith Force supervision. Eyres O4Fd Feview Lodge in the Vth Congressional district invites attendees. B. Doudwana was in Barnesville on business Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calawell
Ohio
Cadees
Keith Force
Feview Lodge
Vth
Fear of Arrest Leads to Leap At Railroad Crossing
Charles Nichols of Barnesville, about 28, was severely injured when a westbound freight struck him at the 9th street crossing. After hiding in a freight car with a companion to avoid arrest, Nichols attempted to jump free as the car neared Cambridge, getting crushed from knee to foot. He is hospitalized on Dewey Avenue South Cambridge with a leg crushed and later cast. Admission notes and local figures are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nichols
Barnesville
9Th Street
Nichol
Cambridge
East Pound
Oll
Th Street
Nichols
Barr
Dewey Avenue
C A Moore
Bol
Abundant Game Tales From Chesterwold Letter
In Chesterwold Canada Aug 3 a correspondent writes to urge Guernsey readers to share his fishing and hunting exploits. He recounts catching 120 large fish weighing about 250 lbs with improvised gear, plus a close encounter with a buck and a missing rifle shot. The letter notes dry weather, upcoming timber cutting on Fred’s claim, and plans for prairie chicken shooting, ending with a call for letters and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterwold
Canada
Jeffersonian
Guernsey
Fred
Odell
Cut Bay
Distanb
Frei
Uwe
Aris
Death of Tastolos in Wesburg area noted
The death of Tastolos is reported with family details. The survivor includes a wife and several children. Funeral services are scheduled for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oror FM Co
Oureh
Wesburg
Sears
Hela
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Calif
Golden State
Bible School
RE. Jameson
Detroit
Servier
Cr. Rose
Jeranvile
Ae Ee
Charles Ker Flor
South 12Th Street
Marietta Times
Grand Jury
Sena
Pari
Purse Erty
Eyesville
Judge Frazier
Court House News
Dan Neiderhier
New Philadelphia
Clara Moongerman
B. Doudwana
Chas. Nichols
7Th Street Bridge
RE Kingston
Marutta Branca
Bh Dmidge and Migging Co
F. E Geser
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