Doan's Kidney Pills Sell Cambridge Testimony
A Cambridge citizen Mrs George Stephens recalls a family member who benefited from Doan's Kidney Pills eight years earlier. She praises relief from jumbago and sluggish kidneys and endorses the remedy for lameness across the loins. Sold by dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Cambridge
Doan
Cambride
George Stephens
Highland Ave
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Uniteds
Doan’s
Community school contest ends with women ahead by fourteen
The Sunday School contest at the M E Church ended with the women beating the men by 14 points across 12 Sundays. Women averaged 58 attendees versus 57 for men. last Sunday 70 women over 85 men. The men plan a banquet for the ladies soon.
Train derails into sidewalk near Wheeling Avenue
A box car of the Pennsylvania railroad being switched to the freight house on Wheeling Avenue ran past the bumper and the trucks struck the sidewalk on Monday at 11:30. The crew moved the car back onto the track without wreck crew aid. P. Mitchell of Allegheny and his brother Dr M Mitchell were in Oakland Place on the same Monday.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Wheeling Avenue
P. Mitchell
Allegheny
M. Mitchell
Oakland Place
Agricultural College Extension Bulletin April issue
The bulletin covers cutworms wire worms and white grubs pests harming farmers and gardeners It also includes an essay on germination of garden and field seeds Readers especially farmer boys and girls are urged to obtain and study this bulletin Send requests to Ohio State University Columbus
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Agricultural College Extension Bulletin
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio Treasury Earns 751135 From Public Funds Since 1909
The Ohio state treasury reports a net earning of 751135 on public funds since January 9 1909. Previously idle for years, funds now generate returns due to Treasurer David S Creamer and a no favoritism policy, per the Enquirer.
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Ohio State Treasury
David S. Creamer
The
Enquirer
Ohio
Watterson Delivers Farewell Public Address at Put-In-Bay
Hon. Henri Watterson spoke in Put-In-Bay on the fourth declaring it his last public address. Thousands heard with regret as the aging journalist acknowledged his years yet praised his enduring editorial power and influence.
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Henri Watterson
Put- In-Bay
Its Last Legs The Lobby to End Robbery and Villainy
The piece argues the pernicious lobby aims to start and sustain quarrels among officials tasked with exposure. The public demands truth and an end to long prevailing robbery and villainy. The lobby is on its last legs as fear fades and old bosses retreat.
Important Movements in Congress Prompt Citizen Attention
The editorial urges readers to follow actions before congressional committees as a struggle against a powerful lobby. It cites reforms under Wilson and prior political shifts, praising exposure of the National Association of Manufacturers and urging vigilance as “a new day-star has arisen” and usurpation faces defeat.
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Republican Party
Hannaiped
Taft
Dalzells
Joe Cannons
Wilson
Congress
National Association of Manufactures
Gettysburg Row After Insult Sparks Quick Fight
A Philadelphia man named W B Henry, claiming Confederate lineage, insulted President Lincoln at dinner. Union veterans objected, a glass was thrown, knives drawn, and several people were stabbed or cut before Henry was subdued and jailed. Real veterans seek peace and national pride.
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Gettysburg
W. B Henry
Philadelphia
R. R. Henry
Virginia
Lincoln
Sol
Gettysburg Veterans Unite In Touching Found Memorial Tale
Two veterans from opposite sides meet in Gettysburg during a reunion. They walk through town to a hardware store buy a hatchet, bury it at Bloody Angle near Pickett's Charge, and embrace. The tale contrasts reactions to insults about Lincoln between Union and Confederate veterans.
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Diers
Gettysburg
Pickett
Lincoln
Oldest Gettysburg veteran Micaga Weiss at reunion
Micaga Weiss, 112, honored as the oldest veteran at the Gettysburg reunion. Union and Confederate comrades gave him attention as many old men lingered to relive scenes from fifty years ago under changed circumstances, aware few will return.
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Micaga Weiss
Automobile Race Tragedy at Columbus Claims Rider and Mechanician
A racer was killed instantly in the Columbus Fourth of July 200 mile race and his mechanician died later the same day in hospital. The fatal crash occurred before the grandstand as thousands watched, prompting commentary that American auto racing is more barbarous than Mexican bullfighting due to the lack of risk for the driver.
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Columbus
Business Outlook Shifts to Optimism for Fall Prospects
Local bankers and business leaders, once doubtful, foresee steady improvement across commerce and industry through late summer and fall. They note tariffs currency reform and freight rates must settle before material gains reach investment markets. Large harvests expected locally could boost overall prosperity and create new wealth for commercial and industrial sectors.
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Financial Department State Journal
Farmers Benefit From Soil Treatment Boosting Wheat Yield
Dr. Charles E. Thorne of the Agricultural Experiment Station near Wooster says intelligent soil treatment can raise the average wheat yield by more than 20 bushels per acre at a cost of about $4 per acre. The program shows the station’s value to Ohio farmers and invites inquiries by mail to share proven farming methods.
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Charles E. Thorne
Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio
Thorne
Cambridge Township Board elects teachers and fills vacancy
The Cambridge Township Board of Education met Saturday and selected teachers for districts 4, 6, 9, and 10 with salaries of 45.00, 50.00, and 40.00 dollars respectively. Ira H. Bell was appointed to fill the vacancy on the Board of Education.
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Cambridge Township Board of Education
Otham
Clary
J. H. Harding
Lizzie Dunning
Ira Ferbrache
Ira H. Bell
Board of Education
Ray Boyd Heads to Pittsburg for Short Visit
Ray Boyd of Clark Street left Thursday for Pittsburg where he will visit for a few days.
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Ray Boyd
Clark Street
Pittsburg
Mrs. Sarah Deeren 5 Called Home
Mrs. Sarah J. Deeren widow of John Deeren died at her daughter’s home in Cambridge on Saturday evening after a lingering illness at 80 years, 8 months, 11 days. Funeral at First M E church Tuesday 2 pm. interment Northwood. She united with M E church in girlhood and was loved as Mother Deeren. Her husband died in 1902. Survived by six children, two sisters, two brothers. many relatives and friends.
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M. E
Fred L. Rosemond
B. F. Floyd
Pittsburg
A. M. Floyd
Emerson von Scio
Jeannette
Margaret Knight
Columbus
E. J. Knight
James R. Johnson and Son
Colvin
W. P. Johnson
Hallie
Pearl
Adda Brill
Lizzie Riggs
Barnesville
Otto Hunt
Paul Jones
Halleck
Ralph Denny
Quaker City
Anna Jackson
Ruth
Liverpool
Joseph .Alwine
Eliza J. Webster
Henry
Warner H. Webster
Mattie McCoy
Deborah Webster
Cleveland
Sarah J. Deeren
John Deeren
C. M. Garrett
North Seventh Street
Jay C. Goodrich
Northwood
Deeren
Jacob
Matilda Hickle
Pleasant City
Hickle
Sarah M
John
T. J. Deeren
Marietta
C. A. Deeren
Cambridge
Jefferson Deeren
James Garvin
Cumberland
Noah Hickle
I. N. Hickle
Galatea
Colo
Bethel Cemetery
Zanesville
M. E. Church
Bethel
Northwood Cemetery
Mary Mehaffey
J. C. Woodburn
Sadie Wyrick
Clark
J. &. Barr
A. R. Dennison
U. P. Church
Antrim
Russel McBurney
Messrs
CC. C. Law
Lindsay Harding
Alys Shipman
Rizza Shipley
Law
Boxwell
District Three
Golda Kenton
Lyda Hyde
Mary Kennon
Gertrude Paden
Estella Parry
Catharine Early
Martha Harding
Margaret Laughman
Clara Paden
Lizzie McMullen
L. L. Young
Agnes Sankey
Kennon
Anna Conway
Ben Paisley
Jamies Boyd
P.S. Smith
Newark
James Moore
Emma Conwell
Adren Fitzcharles
Wm. Craig
Hicksville
FF. R. Creighton
J. O. Ashenhurst
New Concord
van Camp
Edwin Baird
Salesville
R. D
Findlay Dairy Co
Findlay, O
C. W. Stockdale
Bond
Guy Harding
Gibson
Leslie Lake
Anna
Martha Spence
Winterset
Myrta Young
Martha Robinson
Muskingum College
Robert Arnold
Middlebourne
the Valley House
Bert Morrow
Kenneth
Earl Critchfield
Barberton
John McDonald
George McKelvey
Warnock
Dr. Thompson
A. S. Barnes
Lucile
H. C. Kennon
George Moss
Will Brislen
Delno Foley
Orval Bates
Betts
Love City
Mr. Brown
New Jersey
Claire Frame
Chicago
R. 8
Bernard Dolen
Mary
Martha Law
Mary Waller
Padgitt
Orbin Dolen
Samuel Hackley
Doe” Ables and
Jacob Amstot
Jonas Clark
James McDowell
Wm. Peters
W. N. Patterson
Bess Proctor
A. P. Frame
C. H. McNutt
Claysville
Clara
Bert Dawson
Esther
Kimbolton
Jennie Baumgarten
Xenia, O
Lizzie Ba
Margaret Gildea
John Robinson
Wills Township
L. H. Shipman
R. J. Leonard
Megadore
Church
Brown
Mr. Parr
W. O. Oliver
Cassell's
Co. M. Ault
Fairview
Valley House
J. E. Barr
John Williams
Elza Johnson
N. Johnson
James Geese
Mary Harding
Arthur Stevens
Orval Bales
John Laughman
Charles Baxter
Susan Baxter
Charles Brown
Thomas James
William Lynn
Hendrysburg
Brown Machine
Smith
Inez Ables
Helen Laughman
Olive Laughman
Elmer Bruney
Beaver
McMullen House
B. Lawrence
E. B. Wallace
J. W. Moore
Alice
Mary Law
Klondyke
J. R. Hartup
Senecaville
C. H. Atherton
John Shipley
Rizza
Madge Stockdale
Martha Menters
Washington flouring mill thrives. local social notes
Washington flouring mill is prospering as residents travel for visits and business. Local people from Cambridge, Middlebourne, Hendrysburg, and Winterset call on relatives and friends, attend events, and host gatherings. The piece lists numerous names, trips, and social visits, including an orchestra at Klondyke and a Boxwell commencement.
Local Court Wins Rulings in Multiple Cases
Several Ohio cases closed or continued as judges ruled on settlements and charges. Alice Dudley and Carlos Call face maintenance costs of 275 dollars. Maud and Cash Carpenter face foreclosure actions. Cambridge Collieries Co damages were decided by a jury. James Parker divorce petition and alimony request heard. no special grand jury this summer. Valley township plans for a July 5 school bond election.
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W. Wilson
Gertrude A. Henry
Rank J. Edmonds
Daisy Hargrove
Frederick O. Kimble
Julia KB. Streeter
Monroe Township
Andy Garvila
Cambridge Collieries Co
Mike Faradys
Puritan Coat Co
Ft. A. Cain
R. M. Allison
Orr & Burts
J. R. Hope
State of Ohio
Ruby Wilson
Herman Stone
Squire L
Reasones
Thomas Watson
Cambridge ‘Collieries Co
Trail Run
J. JH. Mackey
Freda Rhine
James Joyce
Common Pleas Court
Theron Rhine
Kimer EK. Sigman
The
Morris Coal Co
Alice Dudley
Carlos Call
J. A. Compton
Maud Carpenter
Cash Carpenter
Battle Mortgage
Jay Reasoner
Andy Gavulla
James Parker
Valley Township
Dr W M Sawyer Called To Birds Run Monday
Dr W M Sawyer was summoned to Birds Run on professional business, with details limited to the pickup of a duty or appointment set for Monday.
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W. M. Sawyer
Birds
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