Political intrigue at Guernsey county judgeship nomination
The article recounts a contested Republican judicial convention in Guernsey Muskingum and Noble counties. It details alleged deals, broken promises, and a push by W H Johnson and Peter Black Jr to secure Judge Mackey's renomination through Muskingum support, with Dawes allegedly orchestrating broader political buyouts for a Dawes successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Gouunly
Cuernay County
W. H. Johnson
Justus H. Mackey
Mackey
Muskingum Republicans
Muskingum
Gentemen
Muskingum County
Johnson
Noble
Morgaz
Oter
Mustineum
Juernsey
Ekey
L Eaders
Ludge Mackey
S.d
Pin
Fudge Mackay
II2
Zanesville
Dawes
Cambridge
Morgan
Washington
van Voorns
McGinnis
Secon
Teter, Jr
Seman G. Dawes
Local Officials Elected in Cape Era Roundup
In a sparse late 19th century precinct note, voters chose key figures including Epust Heol MW and Von Seige. The electors filled roles such as treasurer with George Wo n laylor and other positions in a compact county tally amid irregular OCR scraps.
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Manon
MMW
von Sta
Gegree ‘Cason
Wand George Lint
Outlook for good wheat crop despite first reports
Columbus June 7 The report summarizes area and crop condition from township correspondents. Wheat is 95 percent of average. acres sown last fall 1,866,467. area for harvest 1,859,391. Corn planted 1905 2,466,027. total 1906 area 2,192,934. oats 76 percent. potatoes 124,517 acres. tobacco 92 percent. timothy 72 percent. pastures 83 percent. horses 97 percent. cattle 96 percent. calves 94 percent. wool 42 percent of last year. Overall wheat remains promising though acreage is below average. corn headed but straw short. oats poor but slight improvement. weather irregularities affected yields. district comments note weevils and cutworms. Local society notes follow with visits, outings, and community events.
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Columbus
Larteinenie Seefed
Althugh
Resolution to pave North Tenth Street in Cambridge Ohio
City council approves improvement of North Tenth Street from Wheeling Avenue to Steubenville Avenue including grading curbs and brick paving. Plans, estimates and profiles are approved, with front footage assessments on benefited properties and bonds issued for unassessed costs. The measure authorizes phased payments, interest, and bond issuance in anticipation of collections, effective upon passage.
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Cambrdge
Stair
Ohio
Caire Towribs
Hewessery
Sid Street
Norce Line
Wheeling Avenue
West Carbine
North Tenth Street
City of
Cambridge
Steubenville Avenue
Bass
Jevela
Steudengile Avenue
Teoth Street
Department of Public Service
Ohio Baptist Assembly at Hiawatha Park Opens Next Week
The annual Ohio Baptist Assembly at Hiawatha Park near Mt. Vernon begins Tuesday July 17 and runs twelve days with a strong program and notable attractions. Many from Cambridge Byesville and surrounding areas have engaged tents and rooms. those still seeking plans should contact Charles L. McCullum for information and arrangements. The county has been well represented in past years and expects a larger delegation this year.
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Ohio Baptist Assembly
Hiawatha Park
Mt. Vernon
Cambridge
Byesville
Charles L. McCullum
Hiawatha
Sustaining Diet in Heatwave Periods
In this era of extreme heat the article urges a sustaining diet to help frail readers endure sunstroke dangers. It praises Hacd’s Sarsaparila as more than a blood purifier and tonic, suggesting it serves as a sustaining diet to aid bearing the heat, sleep, and overall health.
Ordinance No 684 Right of Way for Trunk Sewer Purposes
City council ordinance details appropriation of a right of way for a trunk sewer across multiple parcels in Cambridge Ohio. It lists tracts beginning at Hunts addition and along north Ninth Street with specific bearings, distances, and property owners including J Vaylor George Yoho Maggie Wishard James Davis Frank Schick C E Lawver and H F McDonald. The measure directs costs, land compensation, and transfer of funds from sale proceeds. approved by council and signed by officials.
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Les of
Wambridge
State of Ohio
Caesbridge
Aindtes
Essi
Perth
North Ninth Street
Vaylor
Hunts Addition
Alb
George Yoho
Adam Anderson
Punt South
Berloweel
North Eleventh Street
H. F. McDonaly
Maggie A. Wishard
Maggie A. Washard
Mixth
Bexinging
James Davis
Betract & Rank Mebick
Norlwest
Besinong
Frank Schick
Clack
Matssn Long
Zamed
Terre
Claneil
Dale
J. Wringer
Dent
Counei
Clela
Arm
Jos
Bradford
Criplon
Herthy
Brushy Park church fellowship marks wedding anniversary
Grand Ridge residents Mr and Mrs dJaeoh Dfughes spent the Fourth at Odell visit. Grand daughter Mrs Prank Sannin attended. Mr Qunninghan attended Brushy Park church event on Saturday evening. Friends and family invited to dinner at Brushy Park churches in July for garden wedding anniversary and a birthday milestone with music and refreshments.
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dJaeoh Dfughes
Odell Visttine
Prank Sannin
Qunninghan
Crushy Park
GG. Boyd
Brushy Jarkscates
Neryire Syot
Olacobs Mwughes
Hashes
Oldest resident Solomon M Sarchet dies after weeklong illness
Solomon M. Sarchet aged 15 y anrs perhaps the oldest reside Waterlog passed away after a week with pneumonia at his daughter Mrs Bomgardner’s home 1312 Commercial St. Funeral at First M E church with Rev Loveland and burial in Algona Tuwa. Survived by daughters Mrs Bomgardner and Mrs McStay sons Elder E J Sarchet and R A Sarchet. He was a lifelong Methodist preacher and faithful church member who sang of victory at his last.
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Solomon M. Sarchet
W. L. Bumpardner
Commercial Street
M. E
F. 1
Loveland
Algona
Tuwa
Bomgardner
McStay
E. J. Sarchet
Center Point
Iowa
R. A. Sarchet
Page
Sarchet
Father Sarchet
Waterloo Daily Courier
Thesolomon Marquand Sarchet
Thomas Sarchet, Jr
Catharine Marquand Sarchet
Guernsey
Cambridge
James Quinn
Ohio
Western Conference
Methodist” Episcopal Church
Mary Ann Wilson
Daniel Richara
Maria L. Bonnell
Lucinda E. Ogier
Solomon M. Sarchhet
Thomas Sarchet
Guertesey County
Linn County
Waterloo
Bargain Guaran teed Buggies at RB S Frame
You can get a bargain in guaranteed buggies this month at RB S Frame's Washington Street. See his garage road and buy one that will last. Hardware of all kinds at bottom prices.
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Rb, S. Frame
Washington
Pittsburg Market Notes July 9 Prices and Range
Market report lists vegetables and dairy with yellow shelled corn at 59 to 61 cents, eggs selected, butter at 22 cents per tub, cheese values for New York and Ohio, cattle prices from prime steers at 5.75 to 6.25, cows and bulls varied, calves and hogs with weights and prices, sheep and lambs quoted from 2.50 to 5.75 per head.
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New York
New
Ohio
Quaker City News Briefs and Local Notices
Local society items from Quaker City include a June 30 pie social at No 2 for the Quaker City baseball team aided by Ray Johnson and family. WW E Berry and family called at W a Johnson’s. births announced June 29 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ira Griest. Elisa Doudna, aged resident near Quaker City, died June 8. Mrs Lizzie Hamilton and daughter Jessie visited Adda Collins. Fletcher quarterly meeting notes and a Pisgah church petition to join the M E Conference. Wilma and Hattie Aududdenl of Cambridge visiting relatives.
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No.2
Ray Johnson
WW. E. Berry
W. A Johnson
C. E. Berry
Janny
Tyrone
Lizzie Hamilton
Jessie
Quaker City
Adda Collins
Fletcher the
Ith
Piszah Church
M. E. Conference
Quarterly Society
Wilma
Hattie Aududdenl
Cambridge
Washington Notes and Local Updates in July 1908
Regular notices from Washington detail guest visits, family travels, school tests, and community events. Notable items include Miss Jessie Heiner’s homecoming, Rev. H. C. White’s installation in Knoxville, a ball game between Fairview and Washington, and the death and funeral of Charles Barton.
Court Martial Acquits Admiral Rojestvensky
Cronstadt July 19 The Court Martial acquitted Admiral Rojestvensky today after a trial on charges related to war.
Middletown Social Notes Brighten Local Life
Clare Bryant returns from Columbus. Bert Ankrom heads to Pittsboro for a job. Lee Scott vacationing near town. Normalites home for Sunday. Grace Lake visiting Cambridge and Brady friends. J Leonard spoke to Norma school. preaching at Pisgah. Baker Bros. display machinery. S J Taylor seeks Infirmary Director post. A lively 4th eve with picnics, supper, speeches and games at the fairgrounds.
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Clare Bryant
Columbus
Bert Ankrom
Pittsboro
L. Arkrom
Jas. Long
Jno
Vance
Byesville
Lee Scott
Quaker City
Washington
Grace Lake
Cambridge
Brady
Jas.Gardiner
Fair View
Henry Masters
Ella McLain
Zanesville
W. C. Coleman
New York
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Robert Smith Tost
Baker Bros
J. Leonard
Norma
Pisgah
McCormick
Lake
Lepage Lawyer Wedding at Cambridge Route 3 Home
A country wedding occurred July 7, 1906 at the home of William Lawyer in Cambridge Route 3. Elmer Lepage and Harriet Lawyer joined in marriage as Mary Lawyer played the wedding march. Rev Harry Stewart officiated for about 35 guests, with a Swedish supper and decor of ferns and sweet peas as they begin married life in the city.
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Wm. Lawyer
Cambridge R. D
Elmer Lepage
Harriet Lawyer
Mary Lawyer
Masters Everett
James Sawyer
Harry Stewart
Kimbolton
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Beman
Peter Jr
Cambridge R. Dls
John Rabe
Lorearty
John Land Tian
Alice Landman
Carrie Amthior
Gilbert Masters
Margaret
Edward Landman
Migs Orastiltion
Gribbert Masters
Tie Tin Mill
Tenth Street
Ringer
Conner Pro
Lake Hiawatha
Grand Ridge
Mr. Sarchez
Pittsburg
Quaker City RE
Ira Griest
Mattie Wartley
Gar Tet
Gen. Riggie
Josiah Douglas
Wm. Hayes
Liss Cellee’s
Burn
Wa. McCullavte
Miss Mattiecoper
Newark
Wes Lierpint
Kate Wyrick
West Main Street
Narnegville
James Stewart
Jessie Heiner
Tuledo
F. W. Steele
Steele
Charles Gracey
Freeport
St. Clair
M. E. Craig
Hannah Wirick
Joe
Wheeling
Mary Wallace
Elizabeth Beymer
Senecaville
Harry Beymer
James J. Patterson
Charlie
Frank Dugan
Fred Stewart
Robert Crawford
John Martin
Muncie
Ind
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Annie Griffith
E. E. Heiner
St. Paul
T. J. Heiner
W. H. Jones
Rev. McKibbon
Tarbert
Bellaire
Susan McBurney
Sarah Durant
Love City
L. L. Young
R.O. McCreary
Hugh McCreary
W. C. Trenner
Edward
Umstot
Pleasant City
J. S. Umstot
Sade Wallace
Chicago
Susan Baxter
West Manin Street
Fred Wallace
Charles Barton
James Grees
James
Wiliam
Jack Sheiden
Brophy
J. H. Simmons
Youngstown
Phil Eaton
Hattie Eaton
L. E. Carlisle
J. O. Colley
H. C. White
Presbyterian Church
Cartersville
Georgia
Knoxville, Tenon
Clarry
Josiah White
Methodist Church
East Ohio Conference
Thomas
Oklahoma
Frank
Feneral
Washitxiuga
Fairview
McKibbon
I. O
Barton
Losis
Reve. Groves and
Washington Cemetery
Rojestvensky
Aky
Middletown
S. JI. Taylor
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