Jeffersonian page notes on politics and immigration
Long Atlantic column discusses Congressman Van Ziles on appropriations and reciprocity, the President’s message, German tariff policy, Ohio state finance, and public notices. It cites Governor Nash, Senator Foraker, and Andrew Carnegie, with reflections on immigration and national policy.
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John M. Amos
TE Amos
Lora
Irmot
Cambridge
Ohio
van Zis Muimber
Committee On Appropriations
New Birmingham Oil and Gas News Item Teases Local Campaign
Hurst faces a tight race with D. D. Taylor for a state senate seat in Guernsey County amid fraud allegations. Campaigns split on fairness as Republican work and local option issues influence results. Funeral notices, society updates, and an oil and gas field report accompany a host of local items from Cambridge to Wy Me.
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Taylor
Rks
Monroe County
Monroe
Sena
Monsanty
Senate
Hurst
Tuserawas Emuity
Maj Ity
D. D. Taylor
Guernsey CoUty
Donudratic
Jas Arestell
Republians
la Camp
Local Notes From Byesville And Cambridge Visitations
Miss Hattie Johnson of Byesville visited grandmother Mrs Bront last Sunday. Sherman Wycoll and children of Byesville visited his parents here last Friday and Sunday. One of Dr G C Taylor s driving mares has a bad back of quinsy. B Mendershot and Alvin Lir Weir attended the play at the colonial theatre in Cambridge last Friday. Travel Tl awes went to Zanesville last Monday. Co and Monroe and Harvey Watson were at Cambridge last Saturday. Market report: Hutter 20 cents, eyes 2 1/2 cents. Carlos Call was hauling fodder last Friday when the tongue came out at the sled causing his horses to run away, fortunately no one was hurt.
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Hattie Johnson
Byesville
Bront
Sherman Wycoll
John Wycoll
G. CG. Taylor
B. & Mendershot
Alvin Lir
Weir
Colonilal Theatre
Cambridge
Travey Tlawes
la Zanesville Jash
Monroe
Harvey Watson
Hutter
Eyes
Carlos Call
Washington News Briefs From Cambric to Morristown
Washington items report Charles Baxter’s death near Cambric, John Mahoney moving his family from north of Lown, and council action pruning Union Telephone Company right of way. Local notes include birthdays, hospitalities, Christmas stock, school terms, a new drug store, and a road-transport company plan. Also recorded are deaths: Maude Morrison Nicholson of Cambridge and Mrs Clarence Mahaffey of Caldwell, with funeral details. J W Cramer named administrator of Geo. Ford estate. bond set at 3000.
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Charles Baxter
Camuriciied
John Mahoney
Lown
Person
Phache Clark
Wn. Reymer
St. Clairsville
B. Lawrence
Harry Clark
Jeu Brillant
Morristown
Clarence Mehaney
Gora
Clarence Mahaffey
Cunningham
Caldwell
That City
U. P
Bertha
May
Blanche J
Alfie Cunningham
Tamer
Harling Cunnningham
Free British Doctors Offer Extended Services For Three Months
The British doctors extend free services for three months to all invalids who call before January 10. They will treat all diseases and deformities, provide consultations and minor operations, and aim to diagnose and advise against useless treatment. Office hours from 6 to 8 p.m. at Main and Union streets, rooms 4 and 8 in Schulz building, Zanesville Ohio.
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Maio
Micband
Trief
Gitta
North Salem Chronicle notes local visits and incidents
North Salem reports several community notes including visits by Misses Tda and Nettle Montgomery to their uncle Kennedy in Baden, a theft at Gee Beal's farm mill, and a three horse theft led by unknowns. Birth announced for William and Mrs. Jones, a son. Obscure deaths and illnesses referenced, with social visits by Horace Grummond's family and Mrs Carnes. Kimbolton Grange to meet. James Duke of Quaker City visited.
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John Alishouse
Ksduis
Tda
Nettle Montgomery
Daha Kennedy
Baden
O. R. Lanes
Gee Beal
William Jones
Titram Melim
Horace Grummond
Sob
Cambridge
J. P. Carnes
William Ullen
WM. Michattey
Bullen
Leesville
Ohio
Hitely
Kimbolton Grange
James Duke
Quaker City
INMIAN CAMP NOTES AND SOCIAL EVENTS
Diphtheria cases aside there will be services next Friday evening. Miss Bessie Cowden of Sage visits Louis Dall and family. Mrs. Wm Lawyer travels to Bird's Run for her son Wilbur’s illness. Nixon Ulrich spent last week visiting trends at Garnesville. Miss Carrie Ratliffe attended literary at Cambridge last Friday. Miss Dante Duff joined an oyster supper at Thomas LePage’s Sage.
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Wiss Bessie Cowden
Sage
Louis Dall
Wm. Lawyer
Bird
Wilbur
Nixon Ulrich
Gurnesvie
Carrie Ratliffe
Pabridge
Dante Duff
Thomas LePage
Neat Sage
Scott's Emulsion Aids Strength To Break Down Ill Health
An advertisement explains a cycle of weakness where a thin body and thin blood reinforce each other. Scott's Emulsion is advertised as the outside help to set the stomach, enrich the blood, and strengthen the body so it can grow new flesh and stand on its own.
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Tade
Wien
Manma
Ohio
Washington City
Benson
United States
Benbury d& Jonson
Mig
Chemista
N.Y
Scott
D of Medicine
Scott’ & Howne
Joe Pearl
New York
Sec
E.G. Dewrtt & Co
Chica
Bee
Alee
Shaff's Drug Store
Notice of Probate Petition in Guernsey County Ohio
Muttle W Gilluaply and Jane Boyd named as defendants in a probate case in Guernsey County alleging insufficient funds for administration. The petition seeks sale of listed real estate to cover debts and mortgage by administrator John W. Ronpon. Joins Muttie Gilespie as party defendant. date for answer set for February.
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Guernsey
Stei
Ohio
Londonderry
Guernsey County
Oho
Arid
Main Street
On Ley
Londa of
Columbus Crown
Lov
Tedrick
Sild
Lydia A. McDowell
Nancy J. Fratton
Dougherty
Muttle W. Gilluaply
Thoms
Ola
Robert
Melkithan
Rannog
Henry N. Stage
Rom Magget
Tol
Jane
Boyd
Gilespie
Jebreary
Uae
John W. Ronpon
William Borton
Mathews, Heute & Mathews
LEGER
Banner Store Holiday Offerings and Stock Expansion
Joyous Christmas greetings accompany a store ad promoting holiday offerings, low prices, and bigger stock. It touts better preparation, more help, more room, and a national banner reputation for good value while encouraging readers to pick suitable presents.
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Burke Cochran
Mandel. Nicholson
George Nicholson
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Washington
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the Tay
Dev. Swells Knipbell
Hureh
Ly. Pope
Cambridge My E. Church
F. G. Boughton
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Northwood Cemetery
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New Birmingham Oil and Gas News
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Dr.a. W. Chase Medicine Co
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Smith
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W. J. Neel
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ALY Brothers
Warren Streat
Claysville
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Countess Mogelstad
Ill
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Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
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Executrix
J. W. Cramer
Geo. Ford
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Rae
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Spencers
John Frame
Jashes Rose
Annice
Trutchingson
Samuel Workman
Michael Lloyd
Love City
Brill
LL. B. Brill
Lulu Basford
Martin Warehime
Noble County
Lore City
George Davidson
Canbridge
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Josh Weels
Kance
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Emmet Mord
North Salem
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Parker
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Toronts
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Fred W. Shafer
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Greenwald Brothers
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