Cambridge Ohio Bond Ordinance for Street Improvements
Ordinance No 638 authorizes Cambridge Ohio to issue 23000 dollars in bonds to fund the city share of street improvements on North Tenth Street North Sixth Street Steubenville Avenue North Eighth Street Highland Avenue Fourth Street South Eleventh and Ninth Streets and South Eighth Street Three percent? No 4 percent interest bonds dated March 1 1906 maturing in 1926 with semiannual coupons. Proceeds to be used for paving curbs and grading. sinking fund arrangements outlined. bonds offered first to sinking fund trustees then by public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
State of
Ohio
North Tenth Street
Wheeling Avenue
Orchard Place
Sixth Street
Steubenville Avenue
Eighth Street
Highland Avenue
Wheeling Ave
Gomber Avenue
Fourth Street
Foster Avenue
Eleventh Street
City Cemetery
Ninth Street
Bridge
Wills Creek
State of C
Sinking Fund
Board of Public Service Fund
Are Your Kidneys Well Hind Will Cure All Kidney Troubles
An advertisement from Sick Reiley & Co. of Cambrianow promotes Hind as a cure for Brights Disease Diabetes Rheumatism Gout Gravel Dropsy Bladder inflammation Bad Blood and Nervous Troubles. The mail order offer guarantees 16 cures, with no cost if it fails. six boxes priced at $2.60 on receipt of 50 cents plus a positive guarantee.
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Bright
Sick Reiley & Co
Cambrianow
Hind
Benz
Burnett
Dexter
Hevkanen
Carsoiene
Charlotte Alexand
Omer
Mich
Mary Cabbauge
Black Gap
Winaibe
G. W Benedict
Frankfort
Cambridge
Pethodica
Weist
France Medical Institute
Columbus
Local Notables and Visits Sunday Nearby
Mrs Mattie McCoy remains seriously ill at home. William Swick attends miners convention in Indianapolis. Hoffman and Stage visit Klondike church. Miss Carrie Stage hosts young folks Friday. Miss Olie Bishard visits sister in Barnesville then returns home. Natale Turnbaugh and Cara Stage leave for Barnesville. George Mackenrey and family move to Guernsey. Nettie Olden visits Ora Weisenstine at his home. Moser, Moorhead, LePage attend Cambridge. O B Daniel at Lose City. Charles Lowry of Columbus visiting relatives. Mrs Poat Bloom of Toledo visits Morrison. Bessie Cosgrove of Zanesville visiting relatives. Vic Moorhead family at Cambridge. C C Mahoney injured at mine Saturday.
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Carrie Stage
Olie Bishard
Olden
Barnes’ Mill
Natale Turnbaugh
Cara Stage
Barnesville Saturay
George Mackenrey
Guernsey
Nettie Olden
R.D. No. 8
Ora Weisenstine
Charles Lowry
Columbus
William Wishart Visits Friends in Pennsylvania
KIMBOLTON William Wishart is visiting friends in Pennsylvania. Charlie Casterline of Freeport R. Ts. No. 5 and Cora Kimble of Milnersville spent last Wednesday night and Thursday with Frank Smith and wife. Maud McCracken and sister Madge visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fordyce, Sunday. Quite a number attended the Baptist revival at Clearfork Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Ford and Mr. and Mrs. John Fordyce visited Charlie Parker and wife last Thursday. Mrs James Bower of Westcomber Avenue and her sister Mrs. Eliza Vorhies of Coshocton, and Mrs. J. Bruce Collison and little son were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newberry in Byesville today.
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William Wishart
Pennsylvania
Charlie Casterline
Freeport
R. Ts. No. 5
Cora Kimble
Milnersville
Frank Smith
Maud McCracken
Madge
John Fordyce
Clearfork
Jennings Ford
Charlie Parker
James Bower
Westcomber Avenue
Eliza Vorhies
Coshocton
J. Bruce Collison
Little Son
Harry, Newberry
Byesville
Miners Association Visit and Local Notices in Senecaville
The Senecaville column lists visits by John Dings to Columbus and Indianapolis for the Miners Association, plus many residents in town and nearby towns visiting relatives or attending events. Names include Charles Shroyer, Belle Ferguson, Kenneth, Mary Bigam, Ella Rosas, Cy Loper, Miss Fred, Minerva Lowry, Clara Dilley, and others. Births, deaths, and shorts notices such as the infant burial of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fern are noted alongside local social visits and a shoemaker opening opportunity. An infant’s remains were interred here Thursday. Rev Mowry departed for Portland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Ferguson
Kenneth
Buffalo
Flugh Beymer
Washington
Mary Bigam
Ella Rosas
Noble
Cy Loper
Zanesville
Wi Fred
C. W. Steele
W. T. Stranathan
Cumberland
C. M. Hutchison
Wm. Saltsgaver
Arthur Basford
H. T. Kahn
Cambridge
Joseph Fern
Mr. Mowry
Portland
Ore
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertise Relief for Women
A Cambridge Ohio testimonial touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache urinary disorders and sleepless nights. Mrs Mary A Allen reports long lasting relief after five years and endorses the product sold by Foster Mifflin Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cambridge
Mary A. Allen
South 10Th St
Foster+Miburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
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Watson Clothing Co
America
Richter
Levin
M.D
E. 7Th St
F. A
Richter & CO
Paarl Street
New York
Max P. Taylor
Council
Blackburn
W. N. Bradford
Wittens
India
Craig
Mattie McCqoy
William Swick
Indianapolis
Joyd Hoffman
Roy Stage
Klondike
Moser
George Moorhead
N. LePage
O. B. Daniel
Lose City
Kimbolton
Gures
Lane
Senecaville
John Dings
Min‘ers’ Association
Charles Shroyer
Caldwell
Minerva Lowry
Clara Dilley
T. Day
W. B. Purum
Ben Hale
John and
Floyd
Kirkbride
Clyde Basford
Gaston
Mansel
Anola Dilley
Canali Dover
W. L
Oliver
The
Presbyterian Church
Kate Kahn
Pleasant City
James Humble
Nellie Howells
Derwent
Robert Watson
J. S. Moorhead
Noah Wilsos
W. M
Lafranco
Cure CO
Deptga
Lake St
Chicago
Berwick Hotel
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