Judicious Advertising Exam Dates For Isuernsey County Teachers
Judicious Advertising outlines monthly teachers examinations to be held on the first Saturday each month. Boxwell examinations occur on the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May. Boxwell commencement is the last Saturday of June. All meetings take place in Cambridge Ohio. Examinations start at 8:30 am. Officers listed: President W G Wolfe Quaker City Vice President H L Cash Byesville Clerk G E Bell Cambridge.
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Boxwell
Cambridge
Ohio
W. G. Wolfe
Quaker City
H. L. Cash
Byesville
G. E. Bell
M. Wilkin
Potter’s ad hints at local notices and ads
Barl Scott leaves for a Coshocton business trip. Birth announces a son to Mr and Mrs J H Harding of Highland Ave on Thursday Jan 18 1906. Martin Kaya departs for Gainesville Ala for an extended visit with Mrs Kaya visiting parents in Summerfield Ohio. A Dora B Thomas suit in common pleas seeks alimony and relief with O V Wells for plaintiff. Miscellaneous notes promote Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and local transactions include I Beatenhead selling a farm to George F Rube for 1600 with possession April 1 1906.
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Martin Kaya
South 8Th Street
Gainesville
Ala
Mrs. Kays
Summerfield O
Common Pleas
Dora B. Thomas
Bozie Thomas
Sarah Thomas
Wells
Obituary of Jeremiah T. Hartong Pioneer and Civil War Veteran
Jeremiah T Hartong son of John and Ruth Hartong, early Wills Township settlers, born near Washington. He married Mary Elton Linn on March 2 1868 and is survived by two sisters and two brothers. A Civil War veteran in Co A 2nd Regiment WV, he joined the Cambridge G A R Post and was a lifelong church member.
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Jeremiah T. Hartong
J Ohn
Ruth Hartong
Wills Township
Washington
Claysville
Une West
Mary Elton Linn
Co. A, Bth
VV. II
Cambridge G. A. R. Post
Hiss
Seattle's booming real estate and timber wealth in 1906
In a Washington woods letter from Seattle to London Derry, the writer extols Seattle as a lively, growing city with vast timber resources and rapid real estate gains. He notes mills handling giant logs, high lumber output, and rail growth, plus a city expanding with new schools, streets, and a municipal lighting plant while real estate values surge and outsiders invest, signaling strong profits.
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Seattle
Wash
Leth
Londonderry Township
Guernsey County
Washington Woods
Cascade Tange
Ohio
Quintus
Cory
Teach Malo
imcoTe
Poe
Imore Chan
Ohio Teachers Federation Meeting at Central School
Large attendance marked the Ohio Teachers Federation gathering at Central school. G E Bell of Cumberland gave the inaugural address on federation goals, followed by State School Commissioner Egamund A. Jones discussing rural school quilts and Allied Educational Association resolutions.
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Ohio Teachers’ Federation
Edwin A. Jester
G. E. Bell
Cumberland
Egamund A. Jones
Columbus
W.G Wolfe
Quiker City
H. L. Cash
Byesville
James VM. Carr
Aml
HW. Garding
Lote
Patent medicine ad promises cure for many ailments
An 19th century style advertisement claims a tonic from F A Cheney & Co can cure a variety of diseases. It asks readers to send 1.57 for testimonials and lists the address, touting the product as a reliable family remedy and urging trust in its constitutional healing claims.
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Cavard
F A. Cheney & Co
Tande
Cumberland Superintendent Invited to Philippine School Exercises
Supt. G. E. Bell of Cumberland schools, in town for the Ohio Teachers' Federation meeting, has received an invitation to attend the closing exercises of a formal school in the Philippine Islands.
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G. E. Bell
Cumberland Schools
Ohio Teachers’ Federation
Philippine Islands
Taking the Kaiser's Trophy Yacht Race Record
An American yacht won the Kaiser's Trophy across the Atlantic, setting a new Sandy Hook to the Lizard record. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters touts three years of leadership, claiming clear superiority and urging readers to place it in homes for chills, colds, grippe, pneumonia, indigestion, dyspepsia, insomnia, malaria, and fever.
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Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Lizard
Wang
Mrs. Sarah J. Finley Dies at 76 in Pittsburgh Home
Mrs. Sarah J. Finley, formerly of New Concord, died Sunday at the United Presbyterian old ladies home in Pittsburgh after pneumonia. She was 76 and had lived in New Concord until two months ago. Survived by three brothers James Finley Matthew Finley and William Finley and one sister Hana Finley and dentist Dr H A Erwine. Funeral services were held at United Presbyterian church New Concord at 1 pm conducted by Rev John Dowsie Taterment with burial at Crooked Creek cemetery.
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Sarah J. Finley
New Concord
United Presbyterian Old Ladies’ Home
Pittsburgh
United Presbyterian Church
William Finley
Monmouth
James Finley
Zanesville
Matthew and
Hana Finley
H. A. Erwine
John Dowsie Taterment
Crooked Creek
Paro Ointment Promises Cure for Piles and Itch
A guaranteed remedy offers cure for piles itching and related symptoms. Druggists will refund the purchase price if Paro Ointment fails to cure in six to fourteen days. Price is fifty cents.
Storks Remarry After Reconciliation in Byesville
Michiel Storkt and Cara Stork, both of Byesville, renewed their marriage with Justice of the Peace R. W. Lisdsey after a reconciliation. The couple had been divorced previously and chose to remarry Friday. A second item features Miss Henni Martin of Rochester, who claims Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cured her kidney condition after other treatments failed.
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Michiel Storkt
Cara Stork
Byesville
Justice of the Peace
R. W. Lis Dsey
Stork
Hennie
Martin
North Paul St
Rochester
N. Y
Avid Kennedy
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices
Marriage licenses listed for Israel Baker and Martha King of Byesville and James G. Haver of Newcomerstown with Flora McDowell of Test Boy. Also notice of Lawrence Wheaton of Barnesville and Mare Dotehro of this city to wed at the bride’s mother Mrs. Jane Dupaho’s residence on Steubenville Avenue. event set for Wednesday evening in January. A. Bischbar’s belt meeting noted for afternoon business jog to Youngstown.
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Israel Baker
Martha King
Byesville
James G. Haver
Newcomerstown
Flora Mcdowell
Lawrence Wheaton
Barnesville
Mare Dotehro
Jane Dupehoo
Weas Steubenville Avenue
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Isuernsey County Teachers’ Examinations
Barl Scott
Coshocton
J. H. Harding
Highland Avenue
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St. Paul
Mississippi
Hollister
J. W. Shaft
J. W. Shalt
I. J. Beatenhead
Kimbotton
Hhis Farm
George F. Rube
North Salem
Washingto
Q Cascade Range
Puget Sound
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Huston
Ohio Teacher's Federation
Jensie Weser
Fool
E. Monroe
Aro
RC Va Tehete
Canal
Dover
Meubenrilie
Zanearir
Manfield
Storks
Youngstows