Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as nerve builder and blood purifier
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens nervous systems and cures indigestion, with testimonials from Mrs. J. H. Hallary and others noting relief from headaches, pain, and rheumatism. Sold in liquid or Sarsatabs for one dollar, prepared by I Hood Co Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComb
Hood
BE. Givrets
Moose Lake
Ann Hutchtinson
Lafayette
Col
I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad and Health Notices
An advertisement by Brooks Sutton Druggist promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Tablets with health claims and a money back guarantee. A separate note mentions Mrs. E. E. Vorhies traveling to Columbus for medical consultation with Dr Hamilton for health reasons and best wishes for recovery. City solicitor B F Enos and others depart for Steubenville to attend the English Estate case hearing valued around $30,000. R. B. Moore shifts to local insurance work in Guernsey county with a thanks to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Brooks Sutton
E. E. Vorhies
North 4Th Street
Columbus
Hamilton
Vorhies
B. F. Enos
George D. Dugan
O. W. Wells
T. M. Bond
Steubenville
Guernsey County
R. B. Moore
The
Phoenix
Guernesy County
Washington Birthday Musical Concert At A. M. E. Church
The A. M. E. church will present a George Washington birthday musical program and Martha Washington Tea Party next Saturday evening Feb 22. The Colored Band of Cambridge will participate by invitation. Admission is 10 cents for adults and free for children under 12.
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A. M. E. Church
Colored Band of Cambridge
One Cent Postal Rate Debate and Potent Health Cure
One cent postage reform is again debated with officials predicting universal one cent postage soon. History shows postage cuts boost volume enough to offset revenue loss. The text then touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for digestion, nerves, and a broad list of ailments based on a 54 year record of cures.
In Memoriam and News In Brief From Across States
Ex mayor Jeremiah Rex dies after a fall on an icy sidewalk in Tiffin Ohio. Cleveland hosts a 1908 automobile show opening at the central armory with 200 cars. George Etchison of Bridgeport dies at Labelle iron works when a roll falls on him. Senator Kinsman proposes a bill to let counties hire bloodhounds for tracking criminals. Albert Butler defeats Jake Schaefer in a balk line match 200 to 283. W. C. Finley killed near Rowlesburg after being thrown under coal cars. C F Christman at Washington Electric Plant survives 2200 volts. Four year old Margaret Carter shot by her twelve year old brother near Rogers. John Stevenson killed near Everson by a bullet fired from outside a saloon. Police report 270 Black Hand arrests in a statewide raid. Mike Bodish’s body found with foul play suspected. Stief Sdbo arrested. Conrad Whine shoots son after quarrel in Shamokin. son dies. W Cornell Salisbury killed by a train near Geneva. Charles McLean diehard alcohol case reveals a wooden liver in Cincinnati. N A Dunlap commits suicide in Lima after wool deal. Two cars in New York Paris race visit Erie. Bouton arrives, Brixia Zust damaged. Clawson murder suspect to be arrested soon in Reading. Judge William Tice dies in Grafton. Ensign & Son bank in Northeast closes. receiver appointed. Ohio child labor law upheld as valid in Cleveland. Rodefer glass works case in Belleville finds violations. Ohio operators and miners fail to agree at Columbus joint meeting. next talks after Chicago interstate conference.
Second Regular Assignment Gases and Other Court Actions
A Cambridge common pleas session lists numerous civil and criminal filings. Damages sought in Howard W. Arndt versus Morris Coal Co reach 10000 while other cases dismiss, divorce grants, alimony actions, and foreclosures are noted. Criminal dockets include multiple Ohio State cases with March and April trial dates and jail sentences.
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Howard W. Arndt
The
Morris Coal Co
Common Pleas
Scott & McCulloch
Rosemond & Bell
City of Cambridge
Doose shin eng ag p Diuow gos
Fragmentary OCR text yields a brief item with names and places unreadable. The readable portion shows no clear event date or outcome to summarize into a complete news card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eng Ag
P Diuow Gos
Moai Pottery Sale Noted in Local Bulletin
Fragmentary OCR notes reference pottery, Moai images, and a sale event. Readable terms mention numbers and a potential price or date, but details are incomplete. The item appears to be a local notice about a pottery display or sale with uncertain specifics.
Devoe paint quality inquiry to Freeman J Eagleson
A letter from Devoe & Co New York outlines five defects in paint samples stuffed with chalk barytes benzine or excessive thinning and asks Eagleson to buy by price per gallon while offering a state chemist's certificate of analysis.
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Devoe
W Devor & A
New York
Notice to Depositors of the Commercial Bank Company
A five percent dividend declared for Cambridge Ohio depositors who claimed by October 1, 1907 is extended to June 1, 1908. Receivers urge all entitled parties to file at Room 828 Wheeling Ave Cambridge to avoid forever losing the dividend. Attorneys listed include Roseword & Bell and R. T. Scott with C. S. Turnbaugh.
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Commercial Bank Company
Cambridge
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas of
Guernsey
Copail
Henry Moss
Vorme
David Okay
Commercial Bank
Roseword & Bell
R. T. Scott
Turnbaugh
Notice of Appointment and Catarrh Cure Adverts
Notice states the administrator appointment for the estate of Hugh A. McCreary in Guernsey County Ohio, with payment and claims instructions. Also includes an 1908 Toledo Ohio affidavit and Hall's Catarrh Cure promotion promising cure and a testimonial signed by Frank J. Cheney with a public notary acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. McCreary
Guernsey County
Ohio
State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cagggy & Co
Hall
Carr
Local Notes From The Community
Odell Eggs 200 butter 20c. George C. Lanning made a business trip to Kimbolton Monday. Wm. McConkey moves from Miller farm near here to Dawson farm near North Salem. Miss Mattie Lanning sick with grippe. Mrs. S. J. Kennedy ill with pleurisy and convalescent. Jas. N. Smith poorly with heart trouble. Calvin McCullough of Northfield visited last week at his uncle J. W. Taylor. Craig Branniger of Rockyfork called on friends here Sunday. Miss Mary Gadd visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs W. H. Beal and others near Brady visited J. W. Taylor’s family Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Lanning
Kimbolton
Wm. McConkey
Miller Farm
Here
Dawson Farm
North Salem
Mattie Lanning
S. J. Kennedy
Jas. N. Smith
Calvin McCullough
Northfield
J. W. Taylor
Mary Gadd
Cambridge
W. H. Beal
Clint Warren
Near
Brady
Non-Taxable Bonds Offer From Fort Sales City
Fort Sales City and county bonds are free of tax and yield from 4 percent to 4½ percent on the investment. For details, write or call OC. S. Hoskinson, 47 North Fourth Street, Zanesville, Ohio.
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Fort Sales City
OC. S. Hoskinson
North 4Th
Zanesville
Death Call Brings Huff Family to Columbus
Mrs Milton Huff and Mrs Dave Murray of West Wheeling Avenue were summoned to Columbus by telegram upon the death of Mrs Milton Huff in Columbus after a year long illness in that city. Mr Murray will attend the funeral Wednesday morning. the Huff family formerly lived here.
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Dave Murray
Little Son
West Wheeling Avenue
Columbus
Milton Huff
Huff
Murray
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Labelle Iron Works
Kinsman
Philadelphia
Albert Cutler
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Jake Schaefer
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John Stevenson
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Stief Sdbo
Shamokin
Conrad Whine
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W. Cornell Salisbury
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Lima
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Ripley
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Lewis B. Clawson
Grafton
William Tice
Philippi
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D. R. Cushman
T. A. Rodefer
Rodefer Glass Works
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Commeén
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Citizens Savings Bank Co
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Thomas J. Robins
John H. Robins
J. B. Fiske
Mathews & Mathews
F. L. Rosemond
Wilson Brown
Mary L. Brown
H. Hrown
W. T. Crow
J. L. Collison
J. A. Boyd
A. F. Wagstaff
H. P. Woodworth
Kate and
Webster Beyner
J. A. McGrath
S. G. Hughes
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Rosalee Bond
H. W. Arpdt
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Wm. Hoyle
Nancy Wells
James W. Brothers
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T. A. Booneis
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S. Sheppard
Ohio State
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Ross Meanor
Walla Carr
E. B. Colley
P. A. Joyce
Abe Knox
C. Howard
Richard Minto
Purkey Meanor
Daniel Davis
Frank Kennedy
George Haluska
Andrew Koren
Allen Marlatt
L. J. Swall and
Gertrude Peters
Robins
Madtford Hoskins
Coshocton
Linnie Wilson
Hartford
Thomas H. Brown
Belville
Mary E. Clark
Karl Pitts
Blanche Weekley
Byesville
James Stacks
Burris Moore
Ross Jenkins
L. G. Haines
B. A. Urban
Saad
Thomas QO. Taylor
John Kundrat
James McBurney
Estelle Fr. Meanor
Pennsylvania Co
Harrison Wycoff
Anna_ Lesko
Robert Allison
Mary McBride
Eliza A. Hughes
Nancy King
D. E. Patterson
J. M. McHenry
James Warne
Harold E. Scott
Imperial Mining Co
Susan Opphile
Next Friend
Harold J. Barthalow
Frick Company
Walter Mitchell
C. F. Webr
U.S. Express Co
Bank of Freeport
J. H. Bond
Levi D. Smith
W. A. Albright
Harley W. McKee
William 8. Hickman
Waila Carr
Baege
Potyer Soliin
Penelg
Freeman J. Eagleson
Cambridge, O
Stitt
Dunlap Hat
John L. McCreay
Attys
Mansfield
Ray
Dana
Dover
Phila
Odell
Craig Branniger
Rockyfork
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