Health Officer reports Cambridge death rate rise in 1907
Dr. T. Ramsey tells Cambridge city council 1907 saw a death rate about four percent higher than 1906 due to population growth. Births rose to 266 from 233. total deaths 175. Contagious diseases included measles 524 cases and typhoid 53. Housing and sanitation actions included 206 quarantined houses and 263 nuisances abated. Population estimated at 15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
T. Ramsey
City of
Cambridge
Health Officer Reports Sanitary Dairy and Food Inspections
In October and November the Health Officer inspected the dairies supplying Cambridge milk, finding all in fair condition and several in first class. Milk from city dairies tested in July and November met requirements. July inspections also covered hotels and boarding houses, bakeries and meat shops, all found clean and in good sanitary condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Local Social Notes From Derwent and Nearby Towns
Miss Lillian Teener returned from Cumberland where she had been visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Walters of Cumberland and Mrs. Ernest Bowman with others visited A. G. Heskett's on Sunday. Mae Bord of Cambridge visited her mother and brother at Pleasant City. William Garvin and family visited L. G. Heskett's relatives Sunday. Robert Bess visited Cala wel Friday. Norville Dickerson, Mario Spaid and Belle Scott were at Cambridge Friday. Frances Bates of Cambridge stayed with sister Mrs. John Davis of Derwent a few days. Jay Devore and John Morris of Derwent were called to Pleasant City by their mother's illness Friday. Asa Dickerson of Cambridge spent a few days with relatives at Derwent last week. F M Secrest and J M Kackley visited friends at Derwent Friday.
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Lillian Teener
Cumberland
Orin Walters
Ernest Bowman
da Stevens
A. G. Heskett
Mae Bord
Cambridge
Pleasant City
Wm. Garvin
L. G. Heskett
Robert Bess
Calawell
Norville Dickerson
Mario Spaid
Belle Scott
Frances Bates
John Davis
Derwent
Jay Devore
John Morris
Appointment Notice for A. K. Broom Estate in Guernsey County
Amanda C. Broom and Joseph Keepers named as administrators with the will annexed of A. K. Broom deceased of Guernsey County Ohio dated January 6 1908. Probate invites debts to be paid promptly and demands claims be presented duly authenticated to the attorneys W. O. Dougherty with Jan 9 publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Broom
Guernsey County
Ohio
Amanda C. Broom
Joseph Keepers
Dougherty
Londonderry Traveler Returns Home and Local News
Londonderry resident Everet Morton returned to Northville South Dakota last week as friends wish him a safe journey. Rev Allen preached at the MFE church last Sunday. Dr Sylvester Hunt of Oklahoma visited his aging parents and plans several weeks stay. Local Republicans prep for an upcoming event while Mrs Gadiner of Fairview and George Grimes of Idaho visited. A party at Mack Marlatt’s had games and merriment. School No 9 teacher Mason Gracy fell ill with measles prompting temporary closure. L A Shipley and W Man were in Cambridge on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everet Morton
Northville
S. D
Rev. Allen
M. FE
Mack Marlatt
Mason Gracy
No. 9
L. A. Shipley
W. Man
Cambridge
Revival services draw Winterset residents to Allen's church
A number attend revival at Allen's church Sunday night as residents share news of travels illnesses and family events. Benj Ford returns from Wisconsin last Saturday. Miss Hattie Tedrick of Xenia visits her ill mother. Protracted meeting at the M E church begins Monday night. Tedrick grandparents called to Middlebourne for grandson Orville Whitesel illness. W Parkinson visits Cambridge last Tuesday and Wednesday. Benon Swaim, recently married in New Concord, plans to settle there. Ad Saviers and George Stewart visit Cambridge.
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Allen’s
Benj. Ford
Wisconsin
Mrs. Tedrick
Middlebourne
Orville Whitesel
Cambridge visitors and locals extend visits in town
Kimbolton Geo Ross and wife of Cambridge visited here one day last week. Geo Moore of Cambridge appeared in town the same week in the line of his profession. John Barthalow and family of Newcomerstown are on an extended visit with friends here. John A Crow of Cambridge was also in town.
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Geo. Ross and Wife
Cambridge
Geo. Moore
John Barthalow
Newcomerstown
John A. Crow
Time to Act Against Kidney Illness in Cambridge
An advertisement urges immediate action against kidney disorders with Doan's Kidney Pills. It cites Cambridge Ohio resident Alexander Allender who reports relief from kidney pain, headaches, and fatigue after using the pills. The ad notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
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Dean
Cambridge
Alexander Allender
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Plain cure ads mix with home remedy lore
Languid and weak feeling blamed on lazy liver with Burdock Blood Bitters for liver digestion and skin relief. Ads tout ointment healing cuts without scars and relief for piles eczema and itching. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised as cheap accident insurance stopping pain and healing wounds. A. E. Davis of Sulphur Springs endorses Dean's Regulats for bowel regularity.
Local notes on residents and markets
Mrs Lafayette Miller visited Cambridge friends last week. Local politicians work quietly. Eggs 25c, butter 20c, chickens 8 and 9c in markets. Mrs Thompson Rose remains poorly with some hope of recovery. Miss Nola Frame confined to her room with neuralgia severe.
Infant interred from Ava. local funeral reads
The infant child of Dr and Mrs Craig was brought here for interment from Ava Tuesday. The remains of Carlton Jackmar were brought here for interment from Cambridge. Prof J R Hartup spoke at the M E pulpit Sunday. Stanley Hale and wife returned from Lafayette Colorado Saturday.
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Mrs. Craig
Ava
Carlton Jackmar
Cambridge
J. R. Hartup
M. E
Stanley Hale
Lafayette
Colo
Birds Run Move By Evans At Cambridge Property
Bird Run resident J. W. Evans an employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad of Cambridge will relocate to Mrs. John McClease's property in Birds Run this week. Miss Florence Denry visited her aunt Mrs. John Ingram on Sunday. W. E. Johnson and wife stayed with their daughter Mrs Hattie Brower in Cambridge for several days. A daughter weighing ten pounds was born Wednesday January fifteenth, 1908 to Mr. and Mrs. Elza Kennedy. Stella Williams and Sallie Hamersley were guests of Ida and Guardie Miskimins Sunday. Baptist church meetings continue with strong interest. Harry Henry of Coshocton spent Sunday with J. H. Dull and family. Fred Daugherty and son Raymond are visiting his wife's parents at this place.
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J. W. Evans
M. Ry
Cambridge
John McClease
Florence Denry
John Ingram
W. E. Johnson
Hattie Brower
Elza Kennedy
Stella Williams
Sallie Hamersley
Ida
Guardie Miskimins
Baptist Church
Harry Henry
Coshocton
J. H. Dull
Fred Daugherty
Raymond
Divorce Notice in Guernsey County Ohio Court
George H. Andrews files for divorce from Nazlee H. Andrews of Beirut Syria in the Court of Common Pleas at Cambridge. Petition cites wilful absence and gross neglect for over three years. Hearing set for February 25, 1908, with Rosemond & Tellis as attorneys.
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Nazlee Hl. Andrews
Beirut
Syria
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Cambridge
George H. Andrews
Laintiff
Nazlee H. Andrews
Rosemond & Tell
Executor Notice for Ary Hurley Estate in Ohio
The undersigned acts as executor of Ary Hurley deceased of Guernsey county Ohio dated January 13 1908 All persons owing money must pay now and any claims must be presented to the undersigned for allowance C A Moore John F Stockdale atty January 23 3w
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Ary Hurley
Guernsey County
Ohio
C. A. Moore
John F. Stockdale
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Scott
C. C. Weist
Columbus
Weist
Dennison Hotel
Clay Pike
Asa Dickerson
F. M. Secrest
J. M. Kackley
Washington
Kimbolton
Byenville
Senecaville
Li Patterson
well-Patterson
Rules and Regulations
Igh
Cash
Worthy Syson
Kimbelton
W.O
Moore
Geo. W. Fogle
C. C. Fogle
O. Y. Wells
Atty
Moo Anton
4. W. Chase
Marshall
Syracuse
A. W Chase
Gillicen
A. W. Chase
Brenan & Wilson
Central Bank
Bidz Cambridge
Clarence Johnson
Nannie Johnson
O. V. Wells
Londonderry
Sylvester Hunt, M. D
Oklahoma
James Gadiner
Fairview
George Grimes
Idaho
Winterset
Hattie Tedrick
Xenia
Roxie Quinn
Milnersville
M. E. Church
W. Parkinson
Benon Swaim
New Concord
Mrs
Ad Saviers
George Stewart
George Tedrick
Dr.a.w. Chase Medicine Co
N.Y
Ed. Kenelly
Dannemora
Berman's& Wilson Central Bank
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
A. E. Davis
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Thomas
Lafayette Miller
Mont Timms
Donald G. Secrest
Byron Moorhead
Ada
Union Depot
Lum Baird
J. W Campbell
Clara Dilley
Minnie Winnett
H. A. Dilley
E. S Bay
Nancy Mahover
J. W. Daniel
George, Wallace and Ross
W. M Moser
H. G. Beymer
D. A. Lepage
W. R. Spear
George Lane
Dr. Arndt
Love City
J. G. Shear
Blue Bell
Jennie Morris
Byesville
Swanson
Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO
Lake St
Chicago
Neilley Drug Co
Cleveland and
Co. S. Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville
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