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Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1905

Page

5

Guernsey County Teachers Examinations Schedule

Guernsey County announces monthly teachers examinations on the first Saturday of each month. Boxwell exams occur the third Saturday in April and the second Saturday in May, with Boxwell commencement on the last Saturday in June. All tests at Cambridge Ohio begin 8:30 a.m. Officials listed include President W G Wolfe Quaker City Vice President H L Cash Byesville Clerk G E Bell Cambridge.

Uernsey County Boxwell Cambridge Ohio W. G. Wolfe Quaker City O. Vice Resi Sank H. L. Cash Byesville O. Clerk G. E. Bell

Estate administrator named for Samuel M Danford

C L Strenathap named administrator of the estate of Samuel M Danford. Several local social notices list visitors and guests in Cambridge and nearby towns including Ernest Ferbrache of Springfield visiting Dr W V Milligan. Carrie Burlough of Barnesville visiting Attorney O V Wells. Rev K C Slayes to preach at Craig schoolhouse next Sabbath at 3.00 PM. Death notices report Rouisin Boilets of Harrisburg Pa on Nov 23. Estella Royce of Miller Il. John Shipman in ill health at Marion McConnel s Wintersett. Mrs Estella Royce leaves two young children. Bids for furnishing coal awarded to Imperial Mining Co at 17.0 per ton and delivery to court house to Frank Dove at 23 cents per ton.

C. L. Strenathap Samuel M. Danford Ernest Ferbrache Springfield W. V. Milligan North 7Th Street Carrie Burlough Barnesville O. V. Wells South 12Th Street K. C. Slayes D. D Presbyteian Church Craig I. W. Whissel South Side Rouisin Boilets Harrisburg Imperal Mining Co Court House Frank Dove

Poppy Field Keeps Worst Boy in the Class Hopeful

Mrs Sherwood of the Chicago Woman's Club recounts a Joliet convention tale about a stockyards district child moved by a painting of a red poppy field. A teacher identifies the pupil as the worst boy in the class, yet the boy declares he would be good if he lived among such beauty.

Hingis Federation of Women’s Clubs Joliet Jobo B Rwood Chicago Woman's Club Moi Chicago Stockyards Sherwood Record-Herald

In Memoriam Sister Mary Morton Campbell M E Church

Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church honor Sister Mary Morton Campbell. They note eight years as president, faithful service, and her broad impact in church work and humanity. Resolutions express sorrow, sympathy to husband and son, and request copies for society records.

Mary Morton Campbell Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Episcopal Church Ald Society Clearch Methodist. Episcopal Church Melville Fordyce J. H. Dlley Ella Jefferson Joan 5. Prouse James Nichols

Eastern Ohio Teachers' Association Opens With Large Attendance

Canal Dover Nov 1 Eastern Ohio Teachers Association opened with very good attendance as visitors pour in. An excellent program was arranged with speakers including State School Commissioner Jones Hop C T Corson Prof W W Boyd Supt H Wobson and Prof D J Schaefer. Saturday session promises further instruction and many country and city teachers participate. Hon T Carson’s address this evening ranked among his best and drew the largest crowd ever to a Ohio teachers event.

Canal Dover Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association Jones Hop. C. T. Corson W. W. Boyd Supt H. Wobson Cambridge D. J. Schaefer Dresden Hoskinon Zanesville Heskingon T. Carson Ohio

College Hill Veterans Record Enlistment in Rebellion

College Hill school district reports a local levy of enlistments at the outbreak of the Rebellion. Of forty one eligible men, thirty answered the call. They served in the 15th 75th and 97th regiments with nineteen from Dr Mcfarlands church and six or seven from Lebanon. The list includes IT Ford Robert M Ford Alex Blair and many Sleeths Hammonds Scotts and Mehaffeys. Eleven men remained at home including John Hammond and George Sleeth.

College Hill Dr. Mcfarland Lebanon George Sleeth Ford Robert M. Ford Alex Blair Wm. Blair James Scott Francis Scott Joseph Mehafey Samuel Mehaffey James Mehafffey Wm Sleeth David Sleeth James Sleeth James Hammond David Hammond Robert Hammond Johnson Hammond Charles Hammond Samuel Nelson Robert Scott Wm Mason Wm. Wiley Levi Anker Valentin Simpson David Frayier David Mitchell Thomas Wallace Alex Vincent David Murrel Wm. Marshall McLane Marshall Thos. Ford Joseph Simpson Wm. Mason Francis Scott John Hammond Alex Mitchell John Leech Phil Suitt Samuel Laceck John Ross

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Advertisement

It promises relief from indigestion constipation and liver and kidney troubles regardless of illness length. The product is sold for 35 cents by J W Shaif in a concise old fashioned ad style typical of period newspapers.

Hollister J. W. Shaif

Marriage Licenses List and Merchants Action on Shoplifting

A column lists numerous marriage licenses with couples from Milnersvale Kimbolton Guernsey Magnolia Senecaville Cambridge Pleasant City Bresville and Byesville among others. It also notes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a Cambridge Merchants Association initiative deploying women detectives to deter shoplifting described as a rising form of petit larceny and to enforce punishment where necessary.

F. Speck Milnersvale Anna L. Wallace Kimbolton W. S. Palmer Rissa Alexander Guernsey Henry Heppenger Magnolia Retta Kemp Andrew Abel May Farnes Senecaville F. F. Larrick Hattie B. Ross Cambridge Joseph Hockenberg Jona Craft Byesville E E. Monre Cassie Morris Bye Pleasant City Fred Secrest Jennie Love Bresville Cambridge Merchants’ Association

Hal's Family Pillsary the best in town

Fragmented OCR text mentions a patent medicine, sales pitch, and claims of cures. References to doses and prices appear, with names like Wales Aaron and Poise care Anew Wathen. The fragment suggests a promotional notice or advertisement for a medicine with dubious efficacy.

Eadera Wales Aaron Apes Taio Kurgias Tc. Hal

Christmas Closure and New Year Hours in Dry Goods Stores

The merchant association announces stores will close all day on Christmas and open all day on New Year. Passengers in the New York subway notice one steel car per train is often full while others are underfilled. A health note urges Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic and remedy, claiming it prevents ailments and aids sleep and digestion, with druggists and dealers distributing nationwide.

New York

Stottlemire Hosts Ben the 42 Pound Turkey

General Geo H Stottlemire of 337 Woodlawn avenue procured from Mr Justice L Dollison a 42 pound turkey nicknamed Ben and will host a Christmas feast with the Anti Boodle Club attending in full. A speech on graft by the host is planned and preachers are barred.

Geo. H. Stottlemire Woodlawn Avenue Justice L. Dollison Ben

Death of William L. Stiles After Thanksgiving Horse Incident

William L. Stiles of Cambridge R D 8 died at 10 p m Monday from injuries sustained when kicked by a horse on Thanksgiving day. The accident occurred at his home and led to fatal trauma keeping him hospitalized until his death.

William L. Stiles Cambridge R. D

Daily Merchandise Prices Tines in Standard Market Sales

A brief note lists everyday merchandise prices and standard market terms. It notes routine stock items and typical discounts in a concise shopper update for local readers.

Health Officer Report for November by T C Stangler

Health Officer T C Stangler files November report listing 5 scarlet fever cases 12 diphtheria cases 2 typhoid cases 6 houses carded 3 Central school rooms 3 East End rooms disinfected and 6 notices to abate nuisances.

East End

Warren Bell Killed in Columbus by Cats

Warren Bell son of John Bell of New Concord Ohio was killed this morning in Columbus Ohio by the cats. He is a nephew of A D Hanes and W T Young of this city. No particulars could be learned.

Warren Bell John Bell New Concord Columbus A. D. Hanes W. T. Young

80 Acre Farm Near Spencer's Station Homestead of Hall

A bargain offer declares 80 acres one mile from Spencer's Station with a new 10 room modern dwelling, good barns, orchards and outbuildings on rich soil. Building alone worth more than the price. The estate of the late Isaac C. Hall. Terms and price from F B Doudna administrator 428 North 10th Cambridge Ohio. December 1 date and 40 weeks weight.

Spencer's Station Isaac C. Hall F. B. Doudna North 10Th Street Cambridge

For Sale Dwellings and Building in Tie Valley Ohio

For sale one ox room dwelling in Detroit addition to Ava, one five room dwelling and a two story building containing store, restaurant and ball rooms in Tie Valley Ohio. Registered at prevent 0 as to pay 15 to 2113 percent on investment. For particulars call on or address L Smith South Olive Ohio. Nov gt w 8.

Detroit Ava Tie Valley L. Smith South Olive

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