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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1901

Page

1

Guernsey County Farmers Institute to be Held in Quaker City

An archival notice outlines a two day Guernsey County Farmers Institute at Quaker City on January 30 and 31 with morning and afternoon sessions. It details programs, speakers, subjects like wheat, potato cultivation, poultry, and stock care, plus evening talks and music. Also included are lists of congressional district members and party affiliations from 1810 to 1900, noting shifts, terms, and impending reapportionment effects on Guernsey County.

Sue Aero Ae Columbus Ohio United States Paris Guernsey County Farmers Institute Quaker City Ray L. W Misa Blanche Hall W. A. Wilkin Salesville Derthick Robert L Dean Lizzie Pallinter F. A. Derthick Thoraday W. C. Wade Robert L. Dean Thomas EB Griest Electon of Officera F. &. Derthick J. T. Daw Summerfield Prof J. W. Belly Miss Luella Rosenwnd Fairview Key J. Hyatt Burneaville Talua Han W. N Cowden Congress Guernsey County Jeremiah Morrow Warren Co James Caldwell Belmont Dem Samual Herrick Muskingum Jno CO Wright Jeffareau David Chambers Kuskingum John Patterson Vermont David Jennings Thomas Shannon John Davenport Wiliam Kennan Dens James M Hell Guernsey Isaac Parrich Dew James Alexander Benjamin Cowen Alexander Harper Munkingum Whig Nathan Evans Wilton Shannon Charlea J Albright Rep William Lawrence Thomas C. Theaker James R, Morris Munroe Joseph W. White John A.’ Bingham Harrison Rap Lorenzo Danford Jonathan L. Updegraff Jefferson Gibgon Atherton Licking Adoolram J. Warner Washington Joseph J Taylor Guerogaoy Henry C. van Voorbis Mugkingum John Weight David Chambers Jonathan T Updegraff Joseph D Taylor Jonathan ‘L Updegraf John A Bingham Joseph LD Taylor Henry C Vao Voorhile Guernseyi County Gibson Atherton Licking County Aleary van Voorhia Cassini Irmingham London the Times Rixey Sabbad Aurand Queenstown Sigmund Hertz New York City Corinthian Halifax Mertz Nat An Henry Emden Rontal Danaerats Chicago Bossa Democratic Party Waverly Rival & Y Buapneten Rushville Ind Harvey Kid" Whitton Mias Neff Heary Neff Glenwood Interstate Querators’ Association United Mine Workers

Nothing Else Cares Paine Celery Compound Testimony

A verbose promotional notice extols Paine's celery compound as the best remedy, citing testimonials from notable figures including General Santiago Rodriguez in Havana. The letter recounts long nervous prostration cured after five years, praising the product as life restoring and supported by widespread public endorsement.

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Cleveland's Views on National Greed and Philippines War

At the Holland Society dinner in New York the sixteenth annual event, Rev. Dr. Monry Van Dyke presiding, drew 200 covers with former President Grover Cleveland delivering a critical address on American foreign policy, warning that imperial ambitions threaten liberty and prompting debate over conquest and constitutional limits. The speech cautions that pursuit of power and arming for empire risk moral decay and could undermine the republic's future.

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Invasion of Natal Rumors Stir British Appeals

London reports Lord Roberts urges 5,000 yeomanry to quickly respond to the Natal crisis. Martial law expands in Cape Colony, Kitchener tightens measures, and Boers concentrate at Carolina and Mamel. Standerton describes Colville's mobile column repelling Boer forces as Lord Roberts plans further action.

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Kentucky feudal turmoil and militia arrival in Corbin

A militia company arrived from Lexington to Corbin Kentucky as tensions rise between Shotwell and White factions. Buildings were barricaded, arrests made, and Sheriff Sutton swore in many deputies amid ongoing clashes and the blast at the White building.

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The Watt Awhile Name and Nightly Drink Tale

A long curious piece follows Watt Awhile, a merchant traveler named by chance and a western family. He recounts his birth, parents, and why the name stuck, ending with a night at a Lombard Street police beat and a surprising bank cashing episode. The tale closes with a Washington note on army reorganization and West Point critiques.

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