Obituary of Mrs Susan Dixon Irwin at Cambridge
Mrs. Susan Dixon Irwin born Marshfield December 8 1832 died December 1 1908 at her daughter’s home in Cambridge Ohio. She married William N. Irwin June 18 1850 and had eleven children with four sons and seven daughters. She joined the M E church as a child and was a devout Christian. funeral officiated by Rev J F Parkins. Interred at Oakfield cemetery beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Dixon Irwin
Marshfield
A. J. Kistler
Mast Cambridge
Ohio
Wm. N. Irwin
Spirit Land
Mary Ll. Sinks
Stanford
G. H. Venning
Columbus
Cambridge
Fred Woodhouse
Jacksonville
G. H. Irwin
Clarksburg
W. Va
M. E. Church
Delivery and subscription rates for Cambridge papers
Delivery by carriers in Cambridge costs 10 cents per week and 5 dollars per year. Subscriptions must be paid in advance and will not continue beyond paid time. The Weekly Jeffersonian is 1 dollar per year, 50 cents for 7 months, 25 cents for three months. The Daily Jeffersonian is on sale at News Depot Mathews Block North 7th Street.
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Cambridge
Jeffersonian
Newsepot
Mathews Block
North 7Th Street
Hoyle and Scott Phone Bell and Long Distance
Hoyle and Scott offer bell and long distance phone services. The notice highlights options for calling plans and service details likely from a local business directory.
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Hoyle
Scott
Bell
Bell and
Long Distance
December 8 in History Highlights
December 8 marks events including 1792 death of American statesman Henry Laurens in Charleston born 1724. 1863 Santiago cathedral fire during festival claimed about 2500 lives. 1902 German and British legations closed at Caracas and envoys departed. 1907 Swedish King Oscar II died in Stockholm born 1829.
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Henry Laurens
Charleston
Santiago
Caracas
Venezuela
Oscar II
Sweden
Stockholm
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS AND WEATHER FORECAST SUMMARY
The entry notes an astronomical event with the moon at an ascending node crossing the sun. It forecasts fair weather across West Virginia Ohio and Western Pennsylvania for Tuesday and Wednesday with gradually rising temperatures and light variable winds, with lake-effect snow near the glower. It also reports opposition in Congress to postal banks and paternalism, and notes Judge Duncan upholding the Rose local option law as constitutional with a final Supreme Court decision anticipated.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Duncan
Common Pleas Court
Findlay
Bar
Supreme Court
Trusts and tariff revision prompt swift action
The text notes that trusts stay patient until a tariff disturbance arises near the front. Then they unleash powerful energies to respond, showing contempt for courts commissions investigations and other procedures until a genuine tariff revision appears likely to threaten their source of well being.
Newark Votes Wet, County Sways Against Saloon Barons
Newark leads in voting as a wet town with a 1 578 majority while other towns and county precincts push against saloons and distribution agencies. The ballot result signals broad reform across the county in closing breweries and liquor outlets.
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Newark
Newark politics and dry enforcement call for extra effort
Monday article notes that politicians from both parties in Newark are wet and that enforcing dry laws will demand more than ordinary effort from dry citizens.
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Newark
Wool tariff debate highlights sheep count and trusts impact
General Grosvenor urged a wool tariff citing Har rison county Ohio sheep drop from 153000 to 92000, while Champ Clark noted the count reached 95555 under protection. The wool buyers trust sets prices, stifling competition and sustaining monopoly. choked supply could aid growers, as Guernsey county wool could have fetched 45 to 50 cents in 1908.
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Grosvenor
Harrison County
Ohio
Champ Clark
Wool Buyers
Guernsey County
Cambridge visitors spend Sunday in Pleasant City
Among the Cambridge people who spent Sunday in Pleasant City were Misses Etta Johnson Kate and Nettie Scott Pearl Buckingham Mr. and Mrs. John Carnes and Miss Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Henrietta Mises Fifield who has been with the Anderson Millinery Co this season left Monday for her home in Paine ville O Mrs A G Boyd is seriously ill with the grippe which it is feared will devolop into pneumonia Miss Mary Stewart visited over Sunday with Mary Montgomery of Quaker City Misses Mary Haines and Charlotte Davis spent Sunday with friends on R Db G Fred Boyd and sister Miss Inez spent Sunday with friends in Washington
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Walter Burt
Zanesville
Byesville
Ella
Gardner Haines
Geo. Woodruff
Elmer Lions
Geo. Irwin
Clarksburg
W. Va
Charles Hammond
Colonial Theatre
Cambridge
Pleasant City
Etta Johnson
Kate
Nettie Scott
Pearl Buckingham
John Carnes
Hazel
Henrietta
Mises Fifield
Anderson Millinery Co
Paineville
A. G. Boyd
Mary Stewart
Mary Montgomery
Quaker City
Mary Haines
Charlotte Davis
The Daily Jeffersonian Reaches Every Home
The Daily Jeffersonian is described as a daily newspaper that delivers to all homes each night, signaling broad distribution and accessible local coverage.
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Jeffersonian
Suggestions for Seroing All Much Mail Delays
A historic notice outlines postage rules to reduce mail delays. Proper stamping and addressing ensure legibility, prevent first class rates, and avoid dead letter status. It warns against writing in newspapers or on envelopes, and explains postcard and leather card restrictions and return-address importance.
Fifth Bird's Run well to start drilling this week
Driller F R McKee plans to begin the fifth well in the Bird's Run field this week and aims to have it ready to drill before year end. The previous well did not yield pay in gas or oil, though Birds Run Co members remain optimistic about future prospects. An expert from Pittsburgh reviewed the area with Birds Run and Olsego near the central location.
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F. R. McKee
Bird's Run
Birds Run Co
Pittsburg
Birds Fun
Olsego
Saloons voted out in Kenton amid nationwide dry drive
In Kenton local option vote total 7600 with 8900 cast in presidential year. Both sides advertised. dry faction backed by local paper editorials. In Findlay Rose County option law upheld by Judge Duncan dissolving prior injunction. Wheeler’s demurrer sustained. Athens common pleas reverses Perry county local option ruling, election declared valid.
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Kenton
Drys
Athens, C
Common Pleas Court
Wood
Perry County
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Mother's Death
We extend gratitude through the paper for kind words and deeds during our mother’s sickness and death. Thanks for flowers from many friends and groups including Ladies Aid Society Second M E church Pythian Sisters Lodge and numerous named neighbors who visited and sent sympathy cards.
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Ladies Aid Society
Second
M. BE. Church
Pythian Sisters Lodge
W. 8. Price
Lillie Simpson
Hixon
Maud
Violet Willis
Thomas Williams
Geo. Davis
Monroe County Votes As Voters Wrap Election Day
Monroe county voters go to the polls today while counties claim a majority. Veterans concede victory as Mahoning county moves to curb circulating petitions. Mr William Lupardus and daughter Emma exit to Bayard Iowa after visiting sister Harriet Star and niece Ed Savenge.
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Monroe County
Mahoning County
Wm. Lupardus
Emma
Harriet Star
Ed.Savenge
Bayard
Iowa
Funeral attendance notes and visits across towns
W. W. Bowen attended the funeral of his cousin Samuel Riggs found dead in a Newark hotel. Fred Rathburn, formerly with Neilley Drug Co., now in Portsmouth, spent Sunday in Cambridge. F. C. W. Regula of Akron visited his home, returning this morning. Ellis Booth returned from Cincinnati visit, and Chas. Bonnell spent Sunday in Barnesville.
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W. W. Bowen
McMehen
W. Va
Samuel Riggs
Newark
Fred Rathburn
Neilley Drug Co
Portsmouth
Cambridge
F. C. W. Regula
Akron
Ellis Booth
Cincinnati
Chas. Bonnell
Barnesville
Picture Sale At Moore's Wallpaper Store On North Seventh
Moore's Wallpaper Store at 78-31 No 137 North Seventh St advertises a picture sale with fine pictures and French bevel plate mirrors. Picture framing available to order and reduced prices on everything.
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Moore's Wall Paper
North Seventh St
Notice of settlement at Central Hotel Kin Bolton
Notice reads that 1 will be at the Central Hotel Kin Bolton Ohio on December 15 16 17 and 18 for settlements of debts on mill account. All persons indebted to M T Kenney requested to call for settlement. FSU-41.
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Central Hotel
Kinbolton
FSU
M. T. Kenney
Governor Hoeh to Lecture at Colonial Thursday Evening
Kansas Governor Hoeh will give a public lecture at the Colonial Thursday evening December 10. The second number of the public school lecture course is on sale at Temple Pharmacy Wednesday morning at 7 p m.
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Hoeh
Kansas
Geate
Temple Pharmacy
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Ida Stewart
Matilda Dawson
Sixth Street
Clyde Minto
Michaels-Stern Fine Clothing
Michaels, Bgtean & CO
Jomnn
M. Amos
NEWS
Weather Forecast
Congress
Fred Boyd
Miss Inez
Washington
William Jennings
Bryan
Carl, Hawthorne
Bellaire
Okie and
Rose Law Constitutional
Dry
J. M. Jones
Coshocton
Gibson
Kimbolton
Walter Allender
East Gomber
N. J. Friend
National Hotel
Wheeling Ave
Bell Phone
Voting Today
Dam F. Ritter
Union Shop
Picture Sale
Turrbawugh
Wheeling Avenue
Mr. Barnes
the Munson Music CO
T. J. Barnes
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