Wheat condition improves in report from Ohio agricultural survey
Columbus Ohio Dec 1 The annual estimater report from the department shows wheat at 98 percent of average with favorable moisture and no frost The latest data note only minor Hessian fly damage and good stand in late sown wheat Corn yields average 43.5 bushels per acre and total 126,849,005 bushels with 3 percent stored in silos Apples yield at 76 percent of average Tobacco yields at 482 pounds per acre Cattle and sheep feeding compares with last year indicating gains and other crops show mixed results
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Columbus
Petition to bankrupt Crown Clothing Company ends auction
A petition to impose voluntary bankruptcy on the Crown Clothing Company is filed in Columbus. Creditors, led by The Columbus Merchandise Company, attach all property as liabilities are estimated to exceed 50000 with assets about half. The firm, a partnership of Simmers and Weis, had opened a store in the Colonial Building and was reportedly financially strained.
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Cing Company
U.S
James W. Bell
Crown Clothing Company
Simmers
Weis
Colonial Building
Columbus Merchandise Company
Court of Common Pleas
Seventh Street
Colonial Block
Siammers
Hich Land
Galion
Charley Parrett Son of Warren No le Panett Dies at Cambridge
Obituary notes Charley Parrett eldest son of Warren and Ida Panett born Sept 3 in Madison Mills died Dec 1 4806 at Cambridge Ohio aged 20 years 2 months 27 days. He loved his parents and grandparents and was a Christian throughout life. Surrounded by family he faced illness with patience and faith, recently engaging to a sweet young girl friend who stayed by him during suffering. He restfully passed beyond the great beyond to the everlasting arms.
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Warren
Ida Nole Panett
Ike
Madison Mile
Cambridge
Madisan Mills
Caobrithen
Poltimore & Osa Sailroad Corp
Madison Arts
Madiso Mills
Charley
Iowa
Laroughy Valley
Trustees Meeting at Children’s Home Reports Admissions
Trustees of the Children Home held a monthly meeting with most members present except A J Clark who is out of the city. Three children were admitted and one discharged amid routine business. A mix up occurred as two year olds George Byers and Robert King were moved through different doors while being processed. The admissions included children from Mrs Mary J Larrison of Cambridge township.
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Childr
A. J. Clark
George Byers
Sears
Byesville
Robert King
Center Township
Mary J. Larrison
Cambridge Township
Arpeline
Freight Train Collision Ties Up Lore City Rails
Lore City division traffic halted for about two hours after a rear end collision between two freight trains at Lore City East bound train No. 14. Wreck involved a section of the assisting train and delayed Newark and Caldwell connections. A passenger later reported a severe attack of pneumonia in Tos Ahateles, with several travelers’ ailments noted. Caldwell Journal and local reports provide fragmentary details.
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Trafic
Lore Cite
Maana
Newark
Tos Ahateles
Caldwell
Caldwell Journal
Stormy December Forecast With Rain Snow and Cold Warnings
Wep Hicks predicts a stormy December with a rainy period from the first to the third across many regions. A cold wave and high winds from the northwest follow, turning rain to snow in northern to central areas by December 1. Gusts, shifting barometers, and electrical disturbances are forecast, with a peak storm window around December 5 to 6 and potential winter sighting near the loth.
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Hicks
Ife
Fih
Ciguciness
Cambridge Masonic Lodge elects officers for coming year
At a regular meeting of the Cambridge lodge, officers were elected for the ensuing year. Bert Betry named Noble Grand. Fred Bair as Vice Grand. A. G. Scntt Recording Secretary. W. Ro Sprague Financial Secretary. Woo. Green Trustee.
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Cambridge 1.0. O. FL
Bert Betry
Fred Bair
A. G. Scntt
W. Ro Sprague
Woo. Green
Court House News From Ohio Courts
Court records show William Go Curtia of Byesville convicted of false signatures and sentenced to one year in the Ohio Penitentiary. A new trial motion was filed by attorney Lorgneh. Various cases noted include real estate foreclosure, attachment, and a jury verdict for damages in a civil suit. Judges adjourned court to December 8 with juries escased to next Wednesday. divorce filed in Augusta Russi vs A Fred Russi.
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William Go Curtia
Byesville
Ohio
Hard Javor
Sallaver
Gourt
Be. Enos
Linn
Conmen Pleas
J. WH. Mackey
Wm. &. G. Richard
Merchants seek Sunday closing ordinance and public shopping hours
A committee presses to limit evening and Sunday shopping in Guernsey County. Talks with the Grange and County Commissioners aim to secure public access to court house basement rooms. Mayor Bradford to be approached about Sunday closing rules as fruit stands and grocery shops reportedly keep hours past the one o’clock and six o’clock marks. Local citizens recall Joks Woipton, a former Cald-uv Wel resident.
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Cambridge
Guernsey
Ganlir Ieee
Buna Binh
Grange
Court House
Bradford
Merchants’ Association
Tragedy in Adams Township Miss Wiley Perishes in House Fire
A devastating fire in Adams Township destroys the Wiley home killing 22 year old Sarah Wiley, daughter of Mrs Wiley. Neighbors and a local farmer rushed to help but flames overwhelmed the structure as the family faced the loss.
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Guernsey County
Adams Township
William Wiley
Sarah
George
Theie
Ruies
Miss Wiley
Nelson Driggs
Restaurant Serves Water Meign From Frigid Crop
Pindlay survey reports watersrei read as they were when picked by a farmer from a BK Bisnebird arier who buried them on ground far from frost line. S. J. Noble of Zanesville guest of John Anker Palursday night.
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Pindlay
iWatersrei
Fred
I Py
Restaurigte
Ariuer
Iien
S. J. Noble
Zanesville
John Anker
Kidney and Bladder Trouble Weaken Women and Men Alike
Fragmentary OCR shows a medical notice claiming kidney and bladder trouble oppresses the mind and saps ambition, beauty, and vigor in both sexes. The text suggests that children may suffer from weak states and anxiety when these organs are disordered.
Longest married couple in United States honored at home
Gadis Dee T. Mr and Mrs Osourn of Cadiz celebrated the 60th anniversary of their marriage on September 2 at their home. They migrated from Pennsylvania to the community in the early 1900s. Mrs Osburn is frail but Mr Osburn attends church daily and has served as a ruling elder for over 30 years. Five of their six children survive, with Mr Osburn aged as of April and Mrs Osburn aged in August.
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Gadis
Dee T
Sameuch Osourn
Cadiz
United States
Rg Mi
Iyre
Osburn
Luc Iy
Penrsylvania
Freshytreian
Osburn Wa
Cisburn
Is Farm Life Dangerous A Toledo State Hospital Report
A garbled report notes farmers among hospital admissions this year rise above prior levels. Of 255 men admitted, 17 were farmers and 70 laborers, with agents next most numerous. By November 15 hospital enrollment reached 1803, including 7100 men and remainder women.
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Toledo State’ Hospital
Harris
Settlement Reached After King’s Mines Dispute
Representatives of the miners organization and coal operators settled the trouble at King’s Mines east of the city over the discharge of miner Mack Shelton. The meeting included Win Green of the miners, WH Sullivan, Pepi Rehy of Somers Coal Co, and Wicker of Glen Run, with arbitration to supervise the agreement.
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Titers’ Organication
King’ S Mines
Mack Shelton
Kings Mines
Shelton
Win Green
State Ars
WH. Sullivan
Somers Coal Ga
Woo. Wicker
Gien Run
Jurist May Go to Zanesville After Term
Judge BE M Kennedy of McCrus nelsville may locate in Zanesville after his common pleas term ends next April. He said he has looked over the ground for practice in Zanesville but has not fixed arrangements. Kennedy is a successful practitioner and popular in Muskingum County.
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BE. M. Kennedy
McCrusnelsville
Zanesville
Common Pleas
Kennedy
Common Pleas Court
Muskingua County
Winters Visit and Local Notices from Ki D and Ava
Mrs James Stewart and daughter Lula visited Miss Mae Baker and Nette Parker of Ki D No 4 along with friends and relatives. Our pastor Mr Dairy preached a fine sermon on Thanksgiving evening. We note the death of Delbert Purlet with interment at Clark Come Y. The bereaved express thanks for support from neighbors.
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James Stewart
Lula
Mae Baker
Ann Nette Parker
Dairy
Delbert Purlet
Middlebourne
Clark
Beres
Barenis
Mr. Atc
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Nebrasis
John Moffett
Gass Mant
To’elock
Cenelety
Charley Parrett
Chler'n
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Canon Pleas Court
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Maria BR
Black Wourt
Albert
Oliver
Q. V. Wells
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Columbus Merchandise Co
J. Weis
Chas. Simmer
Nome
Crown Clothing Co
Turnbaugh & Ragleson
W. W Stewart
D. S. Burt Ve. J. R. McBurney Et al
Margaret Evans
Samuel A. McKirum
City of
Colonial Theatre
Augusta Russi
A. Fred Russi
J. Scott
Plainciff
Joks Woipton
Cald- Uv
Stich
Watermeign
Toledo Hospital
Tig Bischargs
McConnelsville
Daiseurl Nette Parker
Kimbolton
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Ava
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Ayer
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