Advant ages of Weolern City Denver Colorado long column
A letter from L H Henderson in Cambridge describes Denver Colorado from West Alameda Avenue noting its elevation 5240 feet population about 175 000 and rapid growth. He lists post office plans 700000 project schools churches libraries banks streetcars and climate plus local charmed views and Ohio connections. He mentions his wife's health improving and hints at the prophet in Washington.
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Denver
Colo
West Alameda Ave
Jeffersonian
Cambridge
South Platte River
Rocky Mountains
United States
Manmoth
Augtus
Ohio
Chancellor Buchel
Grover Cleveland
Colorado
Aetason
Washington, D. C
Leaver
Platte River
L. H. Henderson
Winterse? local notes and Christmas gathering summary
Mrs A G Eagleson was called to New Concord for daughter Lillie’s illness. Several people visited, Miss Mae Baker stayed with Miss Lola Stillions, and a New Year’s entertainment at Antrim drew many. A Christmas Eve program pleased attendees and Mrs Coses 63rd birthday celebration drew about 26 guests with music and gifts.
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A. G. Eagleson
New Concord
Lillie
Mae Baker
Lola Stillions
Kimbolton R. D
Antrim
Arthur Rinehart
Dennison
Rinehart
Student Jas G Thompson Leaves Love City Vacation
Jas G Thompson, Wooster University student, visited the city Wednesday as he returns to resume studies after spending vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs John A Thompson near Love City.
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Jas. G. Thompson
Wooster University
John A. Thompson
Love City
Engagement announced at Caldwell reception
A Caldwell gathering at the home of Attorney L B Frazier celebrated Miss Minerva Frazier’s engagement to Theodore H Shaw. Friends praised the couple as they plan marriage in a few days and prepare to reside in California. Miss Frazier is the late judge William H Frazier’s daughter and Shaw is linked to King's Mines Co Cambridge offices.
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Caldwell
Canbridge
L. B. Frazier
Miss Minerva
Miss Frazier
Theodore H. Shaw
Shaw
Wm. Hr. Frazier
Cambridge
King’s Mines Co
California
Aunt HeBecla Forsythe Dies in Guernsey County
Mrs Rebecca Forsythe known as Aunt Rebecca a longtime Guernsey County school teacher and Ohio Farmer contributor died at her Kimbolton area home age about 77. She married R H Forsythe in 1848 and had four children. funeral Friday at 10 am with burial in the local cemetery.
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Rebecca Forsythe
R. H. Forsythe
Guernsey County
Ohio Farmer
Rebecca
Kimbolton
Forsythe
Joseph Roby
Washington
J. E. Alexander
Wm. R
Elmer
Oregon
North Salem United Prebyterian Church
Cambridge Savings Bank Elects Directors
The Cambridge Savings Bank annual stock holders meeting elected directors for the ensuing year: F Shavard, H. A. Forsythe, J. B. Giffee, J. C. Corgrove, O. V. Wells, John O. Carnes, Roger Kirkpatrick. The bank began in 1905 with $30 000 paid up capital and reports satisfactory progress.
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The
Cambridge Savings Bank
F Shavard
H. A. Forsythe
J. B. Giffee
J. C. Corgrove
O. V. Wells
John O. Carnes
Roger Kirkpatrick
Dr Humphreys Seventy Seven Cures Grip and Flu
Dr Humphreys Seventy Seven cures grip influenza catarrh coughs colds and sore throat. Taken during its prevalence it preoccupies the system and repels invasion. Quick relief when suffering and obstinate colds yield to 77. At druggists 25 cents mailed Homeo Medicine Co Newark New Jersey
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Homeo. Medicine Co
Oelham
John Streets
Newark
Bankruptcy Papers Received for Crown Clothing Co
Referee in Bankruptcy George Dugan has received the Crown Clothing Co papers from Columbus. The first creditors meeting is set for Monday morning January 14 at 10 o'clock in Dugan's office.
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Crown Clothing Co
Columbus
George Dugan
Duncan Mendenhall Wedding in Cambridge Ohio
Ira G. Duncan and Grace Mendenhall were married Tuesday evening January 1 1907 at 6 o clock in Cambridge Ohio. The ceremony took place at the residence of Mr Brill 206 North 3rd Street conducted by Rev Edwin A Jester. Both spouses resided in Salesville Ohio.
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Edwin A. Jester
Brill
North 3Rd Street
Cambridge
Ohio
Ira G. Duncan
A Grace Mendenhall
Salesville
Mrs J C White Guest of the Misses Ogier
Mrs J C White of Pittsburg guests with the Misses Ogier on East Wheeling Avenue. She is known to Cambridge friends as Miss Carrie Kurtz.
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J.C. White
Pittsburg
January Storm Lays Out Weeks of Weather Forecast
The forecast outlines a string of regu lar storm periods from Jan 3 to 31 with central dates the 5th 6th 11th 12th 13th 19th 28th and 29th. Expect rain sleet and snow turning to blizzards and a cold wave across the south and east, with seismic activity noted around the 28th to 30th.
Local Notes and Obituaries From North Salem and Nearby Areas
New Year visits include Prof H F Moninger of Scio with his parents Mr and Mrs John Moninger and M V McKim of Kimbolton with friends. Miss Mary McCartney, long troubled by cancer, dies Thursday at 10 am. Funeral time not yet set. Other items note mink catches by W S Jones and a coal mine opening by O R Jones on his farm.
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H. F. Moninger
Scio
Mr. Moninger
John Moninger
Mary McCartney
Sorney
W. S. Jones
O. R.jones
Mr. Jones
Pat Wilson
Oldham
Attorney Frea L. Rosemond Heads to Joplin on Business
Frea L. Rosemond Esq departed Thursday for Joplin Missouri on a business trip. The trip involves her professional duties as an attorney. She travels to attend meetings and advance legal work.
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Frea L. Rosemond, Esq
Joplin, Mo
Curtis Freed From County Jail on Own Recognizance
William G. Curtis of Tyesville, held for embezzlement charges, was released New Year’s morning on his own recognizance after his attorney B F Enos secured a new hearing. Curtis had previously been convicted and sent to the Ohio Penitentiary, then cleared by a circuit court reversal and a not guilty verdict in a renewed trial. He remains in jail on two remaining counts awaiting further action.
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Wm. G. Curtis
Tyesvile
B. F. Enos
Curtis
Ohio
Watson
Enos
Changes in Guernsey County Common Pleas Courtroom
Guernsey county officials begin extensive alterations in the common pleas court room to improve lighting and accessibility. Jury box moves north, Clerk and Sheriff stands shift south, with further refurbishments planned. new county salary law affects clerks and book records starting this week.
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Guernsey County
Common Pleas
County Fee Fund
Veteran Answers The Last Call
Wm H Jones a Guernsey County resident died at his home on the National Road four miles east of the city from heart trouble after long illness. Born in Zanesville on November 4 1842 he left a wife and three children and was a Civil War veteran and Cambridge G A R Post member. Interment will be in Washington cemetery with services at his home Friday at 9 am. The Cambridge G A R Post reports eight deaths in 1906 and one in 1907, Jones.
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Wm. H. Jones
Guernsey County
Mr. Jones
Zanesville
Cambridge G A. R. Post
Delinquent Taxes Likely Cut in Guernsey County
Auditor Wallace reports delinquent taxes for Guernsey County will be about half of last year’s total and some payments may occur before the tax sale date. Thompson and Harris, tailors in the Mathews building on North 7th Street, assign to Attorney John P. Turner for creditors. B F Enos trustee for Charles L Campbell bankrupt auctions his farm south of the city by private sale with sealed bids due January 19, 1907, at 10 o’clock. call Enos for details.
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Guernsey County
Wallace
Messrs. Thompson and
Harris
Mathews Building
North 7Th Street
John P. Turner
B. F. Enos
Charles L. Campbell
Campbell
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims the kidneys affect most diseases and promises samples and a pamphlet by mail from Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Start of the Year Confession from S E B Kiser
A Record-Herald note presents S E B Kiser reflecting on moral conduct at year start. He lists acts not committed, including robbery, bribery, fraud, looting, price gouging, and abuse. He acknowledges possible future sins but intends to remain obscure and penniless.
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S. EB. Kiser
Record-Herald
Aged Guernsey County Resident Dies at 86
Mrs. James McElwee aged 86, long time Pleasant City native, died at her daughter’s home in Guernsey Mines near noon Tuesday after a recent illness. Survived by five children Ferguson McElwee, David, and three daughters including Mrs. Rebecca Campbell. Funeral at Pleasant City church Thursday morning.
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James McElwee
Guernsey County
G. F. Cale
Guernsey Mines
McElwee
G. I. Cale
Ferguson McElwee
Pleasant City
David
Westerville
Rebeca Campbell
Mary Davis
Putnam County
Cambridge
Various Local Notices and Moves Near Cambridge and Vicinity
Mrs Hiram Gunn has been ill near Clio. George Gunn found a valuable mare in his stable last week. Wm McConkey and two children visited near Dresden. Mrs Walter Hill and children from Muskingum county visited northern Guernsey. Jno S Ford and family arrived in Cambridge Dec 28 and settled on Blaine avenue. Harry Neal of Fowler Cal arrived for his sister Mrs Wilber Beal who is improving. T M Knox of Cambridge and Mr Cash of Marietta were in Cambridge for business. The Gunn brothers contracted a traction engine for grain threshing next summer. Mr and Mrs A L Beal near Odell entertained New Year’s day for son Waldo Beal and wife of Outville QC. Guests praised the dinner. writer recalls sauerkraut confusion. Married Dec 25 1906 at the bride’s home, Clarence Neal and Miss Lillian Barnett of Fowler Cal. Neal formerly left for California two years ago seeking fortune and may have found it with a Christmas gift.
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Jno. S. Ford and Family
San Francisco
Cal
Cambridge
Blaine Avenue
T. M. Knox
Mr. Cash
Marietta
J. B
Charlie Gunn
Gunn Bros
A. L. Beal
Odell
Waldo Beal
Outville
D. A. Mobey
Clarence Neal
Lillian Barnett
Fowler
Neal
Golden State
David Jenkins Suffered Stroke of Paralysis
David Jenkins a former Cambridge resident now near Winchester, suffered a stroke of paralysis early Tuesday with the entire right side affected. Reported Wednesday afternoon that he was resting well and feared only a possible second stroke.
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David Jenkins
Cambridge
Winchester
Mrs Ross Quibson Visits Birds Run Relatives
Mrs Ross Quibson is visiting relatives and friends at Birds Run, staying with family during a call on the countryside.
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Ross Quibson
Birds Run
Private Sale Of Valuable Farm Near Cambridge
Benjamin F. Enos as trustee for bankrupt Charles L. Campbell offers the farm adjacent to Cambridge for private sale. The property is divided into five tracts with separate appraisals. bids may be on a tract or whole. Minimum bid is 75 percent of appraised value. bids open January 19, 1907 at 10 am in the Referee in Bankruptcy’s office.
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G. D. Dugan
Benjamin F. Enos
Charles L. Campbell
Robt
T. Scott
Local Social News Notices From Barnesville Area
John M Richardson was a guest of friends in Barnesville Wednesday. A ten pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Levi Phillips of Wall Ave on Wednesday Jan 2. H L Oliver a student of O M U Columbus spent Christmas holidays with relatives in Center township and returned to continue studies. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Rudig visited Columbus and Cambridge then returned home. J Al Middleswart returned to Cambridge after a short visit in the city. Miss Margaret Rife returned from Cambridge after a visit with Mr and Mrs Rudolph Rodig.
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John M. Richardson
Barnesville
Levi Phillips
Wall Ave
H. L. Oliver
Columbus
Center Township
Marietta
Rudolph Rudig
Cambridge
J. al. Middieswart
Margaret Rife
Rudolph Rodig
Elmer E. McClelland Found Dead After New Year
A telegram reports Elmer E. McClelland of Cumberland and Orr Price, a railroad inspector, died by suicide on New Year morning. His death followed a period of odd behavior observed by friends. his sister notified relatives with the news. He and Mrs J F McClelland were connected to a Cumberland wholesale drug firm. the family has ties to Columb and Newa well.
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Elme
McClelland
J. F. McClelland
Cumberland
Guer
Newa
Columb McClelland
Orr Price
Elmer E. McCliland
Clelland
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary Noted in Adams County
The Free Press reports Adams county Iowa celebrates the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A Scott. Married near Cambridge on June 1 1847 the couple has resided in their hometown since 1863. Their daughter Mrs. James Mille plans to join celebrations in Lincoln with relatives from across the state.
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the Free Press
Adams County
Iowa
Sam C. Scott
Lincoln
James Mille
A Scott
Cambridge
Substantial New Year's Gift for L N Railman Will Dilley
Will Dilley of West Wheeling, longtime L N railroad employee at Louth, received a substantial New Year's gift from the road company. In a letter he was notified of his promotion to the position of steward or supervisor on the Knoxville division at a salary per month.
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Will Dilley
H. Dilley
West Wheeling Arena
L. & N. Railroad
Louth
Knoxville
Mt Union Professor Returns Home After Family Visit
Prof Messick of Mt Union College and his wife, with Mr William Mill, visited Mrs Messick’s parents near Ecoville and Mrs Emma Shriver Cambridge, then returned to Alliance on Wednesday.
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Messick
Mt. Union Colege
Wm. Mill
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