Farmers Institute Session Echoes Guernsey County Farming
A Guernsey County Farmers Institute session convened Friday in Common Pleas court rooms with David Lian presiding. Speakers including Geo E Scott and T C Laylin discussed oats, clover, corn culture, potatoes and farm labor, urging organization, science, and improved public schools while electing officers and praising agricultural progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Institute
Common Pleas
David Linn
McMunro
Smallwood
Gregg
T. C. Laylin
Eagleson
Morrison
Luccock
Geo. BE. Scott
Steward
Glover
Williams
America
United States
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Squire Luccock
H. W. Jackson
Plymouth Rock
Wyandotts
Geo. E. Scott
D. B. Wallace
Mary Ewart
Public Service Board Meeting Highlights and Actions
The regular Unare of Public Service meeting, led by Mr. Hanna, discussed alley acquisition for Mr. Bennett in Silver Oliif, approved W. D. B. Green to lay a crossing on North 7th Street, and purchased a water phone for Supt. John Malloy to locate leaks. Streets Supt. Bramhall ordered an extra crossing on Clay Avenue, South Side. City and water works bills totaling 1443.33, including 740.82 for electric lights, were approved. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unare of Public Service
Mrr. Hanna
Mr. Bennett
Charles Bramhall
W. DB. Green
North 7Th Street
John Malloy
Water Works
Bramhall
Clay Avenue
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers
A warning against using catarrh ointments containing mercury due to harm to senses and mucous surfaces. Claims Malis Catarrh Cure from WT Cheney & Co Toronto contains no mercury and is authentic, priced 15 cents per bottle, with Toledo made pills and Hal's Family Pill recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malls
Catan
WT. Cheney & Co
Toronto
Daughters of the Confederacy praise Roosevelt over Panama issue
The Daughters of the Confederacy adopted a resolution complimenting President Roosevelt for recognizing secession in the Panama case. Elizabeth Creighton, visiting her daughter in Pleasant City, is reported dangerously ill with heart trouble. Relatives in Mansfield have been telegraphed for. The South Sharon plant of American Tin Plate Co. is to become the largest in the world, with 50 additional mills planned and Muskegon plant to be moved to Sharon. City council allocated 1100 to police fund but officers' pay remains disputed. Clerk Blair certified salary claims. Auditor Deselm delays payment pending legal assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
President Roosevelt
Panama
Elizabeth Creighton
Howard Kackley
Pleasant City
Mansfield
B. McCollum
Sharon
South Sharon
American Tin Plate Company
Muskegon, Mich
Martin’s Ferry
Lerk Blair
Board of Public Safety
Deselm
Columbus
Atmeeting
Tragic Marietta Division worker dies after bridge fall
John Morris, thirty, employed on the Marietta Division work train, is found beneath Bridge No.7 near Carnes' Row. Coroner Warhales orders removal to J. G. Bair undertaking. Morris, drinking heavily, left his room Monday night and wandered toward the pump, later likely boarding the tracks and tumbling about thirty feet to the ground. His body is to be sent to Harrietvale, Father A. N. Morris reported well off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morris
Marietta
Carnes’ Row
Warhles
J. G. Bair
Ward
Bloga
Edo
Howe
Harriets Vale
Grangers Traverse Towns to Aid Tenants and Mills
A Brady Granger recounts a mission tour through Cambridge and Georgeblown aiding tenants and mill workers. He describes delivering meat and poultry, collecting donations, and pressing for the Calico railroad right of way while urging unity among mill men and lawyers to support the cause and assist the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Fron Twant
George
Chicago
South Side
Far Ground
Georgetown
Judge Campbell
Calico Railroad
New York
Pauline Ackenbore
Clippenger
Smalley
Fire destroys toll gate keeper's home near Washington
A house owned by John Shipman, keeper of the toll gate west of Washington, was wholly burned Saturday morning. A stove overheated during breakfast caused the blaze. The family saved only a few articles and an organ, chairs, and clothing. The toll gate papers were saved. Ash. David Linn was excused from the U S grand jury in Columbus to tend his farm and stock. J A Burnworth of Beaver Pa visited to promote Sterling-White Lead Co. over eleven years. Cambridge and Eyesville Driving Park Association Co. incorporated with 5000 capital to be built between Cambridge and Byesville. track work to start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Scott
Stella Wallace
W. B. Winters
M. E. Church
Noah
Ken C. Hayes
Laylin
Eagleson
Mr. Stockdale
Cambridge
Paris
Frank Doudua
Quaker City
Stewart
Reasoner
T. Cc. Laylin
Luccock
Ben Davis
Simpson
Mackey
Chalfant
Mr. Mackey
Sunshine Glee Club
Mildred Meliyar
Supt
Crancaugh
Torace Mann
Mary Carpenter
TE. Seact
John Case
United States of America
Ohio
Topsy Rinehart
D. D. Taylor
Jas. Jones
West Cambridge
Lian
United Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Newcomerstown
Newark
Marietta
Byesville
Columbus
J. S. LePage
United Sheet and Lin Plate Co
Washington
Tuscarawas
Guernsey
David Burt
D. H. Thomas
Athens
Wood
D. B. Torpy
W. W. Stewart
Albert ©. Thompson
United States District Court
Judge Stewart
Canton
Court of Columbus
Abboiney J. 8
Lepage
BR. & QO
Cambbridge
Mr. LePage
Caluthus
John Shipman
David Linn
United States Grand Jury
J. A. Burnworth
Beaver
Sterling - White Lead Co
Pittsburg
Burnworth
Wisconsin
Rocky Mountain Tea
J. W. Shaft
Cambridge and
Eyesville
Green Elected President at Sub-district Union Session
The second day of the United Mine Workers Sub-district convention opened Friday with reports reserved and officers elected for the year. William Green of Coshocton was re elected president by acclamation. A. Smith of Guernsey county became vice president and T. M. Davies of Guernsey county was named secretary treasurer. The auditing committee noted a solid financial state with a December 1, 1902 balance of 286.85 and a year revenue of 2704.24 against expenses of 1879.20 leaving 1201.00 on hand. Davies was praised for meticulous record keeping. The district reported 100,000 in treasury funds and further committee reports were discussed with constitutional changes anticipated. Zanesville Signal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
William Green
Coshuelon
A. ©. Smith
Guernsey County
T. M. Davies
Guarnsey County
GG. W. Savage
Zanesville
Funeral rites for Daisy Gross and Moss Cross in Cambridge
The funeral services for Daisy Gross and Moss Parsy Cross were held in Cambridge with Rev. Osborne and Rev. Sheeley presiding. A large gathering of friends and students attended at the Baptist church with prayers and music from church and school groups. Survivors and attendees included Mrs Cross, a member of the L. O. T. M. and others, as mourners and supporters paid respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Gross
Cambridge
Moss Parsy Cross
Baptiay Church
Osborne
Sheeley
Breshiman
Graimmar
Ter Hiniher
Cross
Bala Aiemuer
L. O.T. Math
Rehibeniers
Stierling Rive
Adi
Ybhan and Co. HS
Ariabedon
Church
Sibbath School
He Kk
Pha Rall
Clyde Weaver
Max Taylor
Clare McDowell
Howard Day
Jaloyel Len
Everett, Shuwalter
Township Sunday School Convention and Almanac Featured
Public notice recounts a Township Sunday School Convention at Mellin Methodist in Heartford on November 24 1905 led by Z L Melurhind with devotional expressions from Hav Ro Wilson. A round table by Cumberland pastor and a $3.44 collection marked the event as one of Valley Township Association’s best and plans a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Heartford
Ted Hiv
Z. L. Melurhind
Longant City
Hav
Ro Wilson
Cumberland
Valley Lawnship
Thure
Mystic Cure Promises Rapid Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Mystic Cure as a quick remedy for rheumatism with testimonials from T. J. Blackmore of Waller & Blackmore Pittsburgh and Druggist J. M. Ogier of Cambridge. Other items note a Denver user claiming clear skin after Rocky Mountain Tea and a Baltimore Ohio Railroad low rate excursion sale from stations east of the Ohio River with return by January 4 1904. The Haines Stana Mfg Co reports new directors and a 2 percent dividend while considering plant expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Blackmore
Waller & Blackmore
Pittsburgh
J. M. Ogier
Cambridge
Nellie Fuller
Denver
Rocky Mountain
J. W. Shaft
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Haines Stana Mfg. Co
L. G&. Haines
W. Price
L. WH. Henderson
C. C. Cosgrove
J. A. Hyatt
Farewell Reception for Rev McMunn at Kimbolton Union
On November 24 1908 the Kimbolton United Presbyterian congregation held a farewell reception for Rev McMunn and Mrs McMunn after ten years of service in North Salem and Kimbolton. Notables attended including George Philips and Stannel D Ross. Music, refreshments, and tributes followed as members praised their pastor and congregation expressed regret at his departure. A carved silver gift from the church committee honored the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray J McMunn
Mer Minn
Kine Hatton
Urgdng
M. 3
Ehareh
Vongrer
George Philips
Rev. McMunn
Bartelson
Kimbolton
Mr. Bowers
E. Church
Mr. Campbell
Stannel D. Ross
M.E
Trev
McMunn
Hig
Dahu L. Cosby
Ehalman
Aastay
Bath
Bogers
Crow
The Christmas Dinner Mislaid Digestion Remedy
A fragment discusses Christmas dinner troubles caused by dyspepsia and criticizes eating while upset. It recommends Nuud’s satismparina as a cure that strengthens the stomach, aids digestion, and makes meals more pleasant. The piece frames dyspepsia as a weak stomach problem rather than a fault of appetite.
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Nuud
Local notices from Senecaville and Cambridge area
Fragmented social and commercial notices recount visits by Mrs Moorehead and others in Cambridge, property sales on East Beatty and North 7th streets, local shop promotions at Turnbaugh’s and Williams stores, medical and dental health pitches, and a brief item about a Miners’ convention in 2njegville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil- Nama
Turnbaugh’s
Williams
Turnbaugh
Rocky Mountain
J. W. Shaft
T. M. Bond
Frank
Armstrong
East Beatty Avenue
Mrs. Baker
C. M. Fryatt
North 7Th Street
R. A. Cook
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Farmers Institute
Essie Warner
Clara L. Weyer
David Lian
J.M. Wolverton
A. J. Clark
J. M. McKitrick
C. W. Morrison
L. Oldham
W. T. Virtue
Resolutions OF Farmers’ Institute
Law and Order League
Center Township
Sig
Woilverton String Band
Laylin and
Scott
State Board of Agriculture
McMun
David D. Tayou
Thomas Eagleson
James Stewart
United Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Niswepa
Public Service Board
Mariivision
Nen Stiff
Brady Granger
Dant
Green
Mins Hiusy Srasa
Hostetter
Nefresh
Township Sunday School
Senecaville
Sua Moorehead
Cora Smith
May E. Daniel
Uriee
Jobn Haney
John Thatcher
Als Gle Hane
Thug Saliive i
Theta
Cambri
J.P. Mehaifey
The
Herald
Toon
Thirraday
Ceoro Alaisey
McLaughligi
Dana Armd
Amie
Wilbert JR Lockwell
Caiparidge
Malvio Glosey
Barley
Bit
Lhe
Tarnbaugh's
Wiliams
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