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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
8
A busy week in the countryside with Fair entertainment at Quaker City Friday and Saturday. Local farmers report wheat deliveries, a cow sale by Albert Foraker, and a horse death in harness. Several residents update on health, travel, and recent deaths including Jacob Brill in Salesville.
A disturbance during an attempted arrest by Officer Charles Benson at the Pennyroyal reunion grounds led to bystander intervention. A large club struck the detainee, causing serious injuries including two broken ribs. Bonds were set on several citizens for interfering with the arrest. Mayor Frost presided at the trial. Mr. and Mrs. McCollum visit Springfield. Elizabeth Criswell leaves for Minnesota to teach this winter after graduating Muskingum College.
NAIUCRE'S WARNING urges awareness of kidney illness signs such as cloudy urine sediment frequent painful passages. An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy with a testimonial from William Turner of Cambridge Ohio noting relief from rheumatism backache and kidney issues. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Mary Almer McBride nee Ford died June 29 1906 at her Butler Ohio home after birth of daughter Ines Merrel June 4 1906. Husband Samuel Moreland McBride survives. Funeral July 1 at 2 p m in M E B church with Rev Smith and Rev Otto Spreap officiating. D. B. Parker notes mournful procession and testament of faith.
Kimboltos R D No 1 H 8 McCulloch visits North Dakota. Miss Eliza Mathews of Hopewell home Sunday. Mrs Martha Bumgardner visiting relatives in Zanesville. Wm Carnes to Coshocton September 1. Mildred Gibson visiting cousin Myrtle Taylor of Bloomfield. Mrs Jane Peoples guest of cousin Mrs G L Mathews last week. J E Gregg of Sepecaville made a side trip here last Monday. Several from this route attended the Guernsey picnic last Thursday. Attorney S M Winn of Zanesville in Cambridge on business Tuesday. E G Dellart of Coshocton in Cambridge on business Tuesday.
A Iowa woman reports widespread scaly eczema covering chest face and neck with eruptions and crusts. She expresses strong faith in Cuthura skin remedies as treatment.
A testimonial from Emma E. Wilson of Liscomb Iowa describes repeated skin eruptions on chest neck and limbs cured after using Cuticura Remedies including Soap Resolvent and Ointment. She notes a five year remission and cites a prior infant eczema case as proof of effectiveness. The ad touts Cuticura as complete external and internal treatment for skin diseases from pimples to scrofula with products available through Potter Drug.
An ad describes nervous prostration as a system wide dependency on the nervous system. It claims Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills cure exhaustion by reviving nerve cells, noting 4 dozen or more boxes may be needed for full restoration. Pills cost 50c, with dealer and Cambridge Ohio distributors listed.
Pleasant City residents attend Harmony Sund meeting as Caleb Trenner sick. The L Sunday School plans a Crow's Grove picnic on September 6. Eva Nackley suffers neuralgia. Effie Lemmon and children return to Hast Riverpool after visit. Hulda Teter of Columbus visits relatives. Allie McKinley of Kansas ill at Ana Clark’s home. McKinley family visiting friends. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherd Cowvill west of town dies Monday. interment at Harmony Tuesday. Fred Dyson’s birthday surprise includes a silver shaving set. J M Racker at county seat Saturday. Jennie Tiwen of New Concord visits aunt Livaina Ratite. Clarene Clark of Cane joins Tony Metuies and family on Reate trip. Geegee Myre noted in Wheat year events. Mrs. Cass and daughter of New ark guests of S. C. Cass.
Cambridge Ohio city council passes Ordinance No 689 to appropriate a sixteen foot wide right of way for trunk sewer purposes through three described parcels owned by Mary E McDonald Frank Wishart and Simon Stiles and heirs of F L Schick plus another lot in Brown and Hutchison addition The measure directs the solicitor to apply for a court to impanel a jury to assess compensation and provides that costs be paid from funds raised by selling bonds for sanitary sewer construction The ordinance takes effect after August 21 1905 and is signed by President pro tem Len Hildppergrany and Clerk L Blaskerne with Mayor Bradford approval
Ordinance No 690 determines to proceed with the improvement of North Tenth Street from Wheeling Avenue to Steubenville Avenue by grading the roadway and paving with vitrified brick. It outlines assessments, city funding, payment options, interest on deferred payments, and contract to be awarded to the lowest bidder after advertising. The Board of Public Service directed to execute the improvement and associated costs.
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