Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Benefits
A promotional notice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for impure blood and tiredness with testimonials from Mrs. A. A. Howand and others. It promotes both liquid and Sarsatabs forms, notes 100 dose bottle pricing, and lists C. I. Hood Co. as the maker. Dr. L. C. Wells is shown as physician with office hours.
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Hood
A. A. Howand
Tauton
Mass
Nood
Eecan
Parkerford
Alfritiool
Berry Street
Ell
C. I. Hood Co
Lowis
Masa
Henry L Wells M D Physician and Surgeon
Dr Henry L Wells physician and surgeon with office hours 10 to 12 am and 4 to 5 pm located at 719 Wheeling Avenue Cambridge Ohio eye nose and throat specialty listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
Slot Machine Operator Charged in Guernsey County
Prosecuting Attorney Charles S. Sheppard filed information in probate court against E. B. Colley of North 10th Street and issued a warrant for his arrest on maintaining and operating slot machines in Guernsey County. Colley allegedly boasted he could operate without interference. the case follows warnings by the prosecutor and Mayor Bradford about gambling. Colley has long operated slot machines in Cambridge and Pleasant City saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Sheppard
E. B. Colley
North 10Th Street
Guernsey County
Seriff Moore
Colley
Pleasant City
Bradford
Sheppard
Cambridge
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Advertises Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a universal tonic for all ages and urges mothers to keep children strong during winter. It promotes 35 cent tea or tablets and mentions local merchant Brooks Sutton. A Guernsey County notice notes many candidates eye county office with about 48 contenders as the Republican convention looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Brooks Sutton
Guernsey County
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims 18 diseases including catarrh are best treated constitutionally. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional cure, taken orally in 1 to 5 drop doses, with a $100 reward for any uncured case and requests readers to send for testimonials and circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J.cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Prominent Guernsey County Citizen Hugh McCreary Dies
Hugh Andrew McCreary, longtime Cam bridge-Byesville area resident and stock buyer, died after a short pneumonia illness at 3 a.m. He was born April 16, 1844, to James and Margaret Laughlin McCreary. He leaves two wives, four children from each marriage, and several siblings. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at his residence, conducted by Dr Ken Hayes, with burial in Washington cemetery.
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Guernsey County
Hugh Andrew McCreary
Cambridge
Byesville
Great Beyond
Mr. McCreary
James
Margaret Laughlin McCreary
Washington
McCreary
Idaho
Willia
Henry McCracken
Cambridge—Evesville
Martha Meckelvey
Morristown
J. L
Mary
Klondyke
Robert
James H
Loyesville
Sadie McConnell
Ethel
Walter
Thomas
&O Coal Mines Resume Operations
All coal mines on the B and O railroad between this city and Wellsville started full time this memorial. For two weeks many mines were idle and some operated but half time. A few mines along the Marietta Division remain idle but are expected to resume this week.
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Wellaire
Sevecaville
Barnes- Ville
Marietta
Resolutions of Respect for Mont Timms
Resolutions from Senecaville Ohio dated January 18 1908 mourn the death of Mont Timms of Cambridge Ohio a member of Senecaville Lodge No 663 I O O F describing him as a faithful member valued citizen and churchgoer the lodge offers sympathy to the bereaved family friends and community
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Senecaville, O
Cambridge
Mont Timms
Sencaville
Church
Marriage Licenses and Probate Court Notices
Court House News lists marriage licenses for Andrew Waczak and Mary Gervenak. George W. Duffey and Angie B. Meighen. J. W. Hazlett and Lizzie Redd. Francis R. Little and Carrie S. Johnson. Decker and Nora May Lightell with age consent noted. Daugherty and Kula F. Taylor. Wilbur Wilson and Mary Seevers. Probate filings include guardianships for Martha Elizabeth Turnbaugh and Bessie Roberts, and various civil actions: partition, real estate sale petition, and multiple money claims against Rebecca Long with amounts ranging from two hundred to over twenty eight thousand dollars.
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Andrew Waczak
Eyesville
Mary Gervenak
Pleasant City
George W. Duffey
Angie B. Meighen
Cambridge
J. W. Hazlett
Lizzie Redd
Milnersville
Francis R. Little
Carrie S. Johnson
Washington
Marvin
Joseph Decker
G. W Lightell
John A. Daugherty
Newcomerstown
Kula F. Taylor
Cambridge Bar Mill Considers Wage Reduction Protest
A Cambridge bar mill meeting by Interstate Iron and Steel Co. workers discussed the proposed wage cut. Not all employees attended, and another session is planned. The mill has been idle about five weeks due to weak orders, with officials citing the drop in iron prices as the reason.
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Cambridge Bar
Interstate Iron and Steel Co
Stewart
Cambridge Bar Mill
Letter exposes paint vendor's fraud in Upton mill dispute
A missive to J E Addison recounts a cotton mill offer battle over paint. The cheaper option proved adulterated and short measure, while the full gallon was overcharged. Devoe paint is praised for lower overall house costs, with warnings to beware fake goods.
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Upton
Devoe
Robins and Wirth Visit City from Sewickley in Hoskinson Notes
Mrs. Alex Robins and her daughter Mrs. A. A. Wirth arrived this afternoon from Sewickley Pa. The scene references Hoskinson bond offer pages and a casual chat between John Priscilla about tea and makeup remarks. Brooksy Sutton noted in the background.
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Alex Robins
A. A. Wirth
Sewickley
John
Priscilla
Go-tees
Rocky Mountain
Hollister
Brooksy Sutton
Wireless Telegryph Record Promises Long Distance Message
A Nova Scotia receiving station reported a message from the Philippine Islands, nearly 12000 miles away, marking a new record in wireless testing alongside Hipstetter's Stomach Bitters praised for wide cures. The ad urges stopping other remedies and obtaining this medicine to tone digestion and cure various ailments.
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Nova Scotia
Philippine Islands
Hipstetter
Stockholders Meet at Kwood Tinworkers Gold Mining
Local stockholders of the K wood Tinworkers' Gold Mining Company hold an afternoon meeting hoping to recover at least part of their money invested. Martins Ferry Times reports the gathering as a continuation of efforts to salvage funds.
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Kwood Tinworkers’ Gold Mining Company
Martins Ferry
Milnersville School row leads to commissioners action
Guernsey County Commissioners sustained the Monroe township school board over Milnersville school staffing and dismissed a petition by Dr Rosamond and others. The dispute arose after residents demanded a second teacher despite a single teacher sufficing due to pupil numbers.
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Guernsey County Commissioners
Munroe Township
Milnersville
Rosamond
F. Dennis
John Mahoney
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Millwood Township
A. M. Floyd
D.S
W. S. Jones
Kimbolton
Wills Creek
Jones
Police Court Fines For Intoxication And Disorderly Conduct
In police court T. J. Arm was arrested by Officer Guthrie for intoxication and, after arraignment before Mayor Bradford, fined five dollars plus costs. A. B. Stewart, arrested by Officer Robey for disorderly conduct, was fined one dollar plus costs. Both could not pay and were sent to the city prison.
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T. J. Arm
Guthrie
Bradford
A. B. Stewart
Robey
Community notices and events in Cumberland report
Mrs Agnes Squier of Zanesville visits Cumberland relatives while Miss Wright of Pennsylvania stays with Rev R L Ryall. Special M E church services Tuesday evening. Town hall entertainment for the new band. I O O F banquet with speeches by Hop H H Lyman Rev Ryall and Rev B L George. Dr A B Walters welcomed Clyde Monroe answered. Female quartet sung. Farmers Institute held in town hall with state speakers Touskeeper McIntire de Otterbein quartet and Prof A Burnham from Ohio State University.
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I. O O. F Lodge
Hop
Charles H. Lyman
Grand Lodge of Ohio
R. L Ryall
B. L. George
A. BE. Walters
Clyde Monroe
W. B. Bay
Roberta Stevens
T. J. Evans
F. D. DeLong
Farmers’ Institute
Pleasant Valley Residents Affected By Illnesses And Social Evening
Pleasant Valley reports T H Bichard of Jefferson township spent part of last week with his poorly stricken father D F Richard. Mrs H P Morrison also fell ill with grip. Wm Ferbrache of Cambridge visited his brother J G Ferbrache and family. The Y P C U of the place held a social at the Oldham home with twenty four members, featuring parlor games and oysters.
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T. H. Bichard
Jefferson Township
D. F. Richard
H. P. Morrison
Wm. Ferbrache
Cambridge
J. G Fer
J. J. Oldham
Death of Mr W H Forsythe Near Kimbolton
Mr W H Forsythe aged nearly a centenarian died yesterday at his Kimbolton area home. He was among the county's oldest residents and his wife had died about a year ago. A fuller obituary will follow. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 1 o'clock conducted by Rev J S McMunn.
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W. H. Forsythe
W. R. Forsythe
Kimbolton
Forsythe
Giren
J. 8. McMunn
Will Meet The Canal Dover Five Friday Night
The local high school five will face Canal Dover Friday evening January 24 at Hammond's Opera House. Canal Dover, known for fast skilled players, has posed strong competition for years while the locals practice daily and promise exciting exhibitions. A girls game starts at 8 30.
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Canal Dover
Ohio
Hammond’s
Opera House
Non-Taxable Bonds Offered in Zanesville
City and county bonds free of tax yielding from 4 percent to 4 1/2 percent on investment. For details write or telephone at our expense. Company 8 Hoskinson, 47 North 4th Street, Zanesville, Ohio.
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Hoskinson
North 4Th Street
Zanesville
Card of Thanks for Elizabeth Raushmeyer funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall along with her brothers and sisters thank friends neighbors and Pathfinders Lodges Nos 32 and 396 for kindness sympathy and the flowers sent after the death and burial of their mother Mrs Elizabeth Raushmeyer
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Henry Hall
Pathfinders Lodges
Elizabeth Raushmeyer
Newark visitor from International Correspondence School
W S Mackey of Newark representing the International Correspondence School is in the city this month for outreach and recruitment activities.
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W. S. Mackey
Newark
International Correspondence School
Sis
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T. T. Jones
Wells and Carnes
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Robi. T. Scott
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J. F. Moser
W. S. Dougherty
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R. T. Scott
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Wireless Telegraphy Record
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Cumberland
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Miss Wright
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