Cambridge Ohio Ordinance Levying 1906 City Taxes
Ordinance No. 662 imposes 1906 taxes on real and personal property in Cambridge Ohio. It specifies main maintenance mills for General Health Safety Service Age Legate, plus Library Linking and Interest funds totaling sixteen and seven tenths mills. The ordinance takes effect after passage and is certified to the Guernsey County Auditor for collection.
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Cambridge
State of
Ohio
Guernsey
Child Taken To Home From Fair Ground Home
Lillie Belle Carrothers, living with her grandmother in Fair Ground addition, was taken to the Children's Home by Township Trustee L D Anker on Tuesday. The girl is a second cousin of Reginald Carrothy who was recently struck and injured by a passing vehicle in No 7.
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Lillie Belle Carrothers
When the Nerves Are Played Out
A 19th century advertorial on nervous exhaustion and nerve pills by Dr A W Chase. It promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a nerve vitalizer and blood regenerator, claiming to restore nerve cells and red blood cells. Available for 60 cents at Buffalo and in Cambridge Ohio through Nell ey & Co Druggists.
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A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Thurs
Canbrid
Weist
France Medical Inwatche
Lanane
Keates Certo
France Medical Institute
Sersee
Ghase
Dr. A. W. Ne Co
Local residents visit Cambridge and Cumberland area
Mrs Belle Ferguson and son Ken neth visited Wheeling last week. many local residents attended services and funerals in Cambridge and surrounding towns including Mrs Ethel Raine's burial. The report lists multiple names visiting, traveling, and attending church events, with notes on a baseball win and upcoming meetings.
Funeral Rites for Local Resident Held by Reverends
The funeral honored a local resident with a large circle of friends and profuse floral offerings. Pallbearers named the Rathbone Sisters include Nora Watson, Mary Moser, Frank Spaid, Alice Bates, Matt Brown, and Mattie Neidelbach. The service was conducted by Pastor Rev. Ross Sullivan with assistance from Rev. J. W. Rich. R. L. Nelson and wife of Byesville also visited.
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Rathbone
Nora Watson
Mary Moser
Frank Spaid
Alice Bates
Matt Brown
Mattie Neidelbach
Ross Sullivan
J. W. Rich
Familly
R. L. Nelson
Byesville
North Salem Farm News and Local Incidents
Threshold incidents and small notes from North Salem. Forest Lloyd, while threshing at Thomas Lloyd’s, fell from the loft and struck his side. Dr. Cowden treated him and recovery is hoped. Mrs. George Lanning survived a dangerous berry-picking snakebite. Dr. Sawyer aided her and she rests easy. Visitors include W. McKimm and daughter Mary from Newcomerstown, and Miss Maggie and Ettie Martin from Cambridge visiting John Charles Porte’s family for news on Forest Lloyd’s condition. Funeral services were held for Mrs. James McKim, with Rev. H O Lucas and Rev. Stuart officiating at M. P. church. interment at Bell’s Cemetery.
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Thomas Lloyd’s
Forest
Cowden
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised In Cambridge Ad
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness causing back pain aches and urinary issues. Testimonial from J Herrard of Cambridge Ohio claims relief and urges others to use Doan's with Forsher Milburn Co. as U S sole agents in Buffalo New York.
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Bright
Doan
Cambridge
J. @ herrard
Wheeling Avenue
Dean
Fotser-Milburn Co
Suffalo
New York
United States
Suffered Agonies for Four Years
A 1905 testimonial describes a woman who lost most of her right foot to infection, suffered four years of pain, and credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with healing her limb after sixteen months of use. She notes high costs and asks for letters if postage is enclosed, listing Arch Ave Alliance, Chicago, and mentioning general cautions about cures and remedies.
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John MM
Lloyd
Arch Ave
Alliance
Chig
Pontes
Ungle Sci
Potter Brag & Chent Corp
Boston
Londonderry Social Notes and Local Happenings
Pearl Arnold and Howard Necker of Washington Normal played ball with Londonderry. Rev Franks Shepherd of Nebraska may visit his mother later this week. Hugh and wife visited Barnesville over Sunday. Miss Cora Blackstone of Columbus visits Enends 1m town this week. Masters and Anderson of Washington Normal were here over Sunday. L Coward plans an August 30 sale and will travel to California for his wife’s health. The Carrell Rankin suit before Squire Morton ended in favor of Rankin. H H Masters and wife visited Winterset over Sunday. Last week’s flood caused damage to crops and meadows along Skull Fork. Several young folk plan trips to Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
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Pearl Arnold
Howard Necker
Washington Normal
Londonderry
Frank Shepherd
Nebraska
Hugh
Barnesville
James
Cora Blackstone
Columbus
O. Masters
O. Anderson
L. Coward
Wall
California
J. T. Carrell
Ronzo Rankin
Squire Morton
H. H. Masters
Winterset
Old Skull Fork
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Local notes from Quaker City and nearby
Mrs Beula Carter remains ill with malaria fever on this route. The Smith brothers bought a traction engine for threshing this season. Miss Sadie Skinner of Belmont county visits with Brook Robinsons Mrs David Grimes of Evesville, recently at her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Morton. Elmer Morton at QO 8 U spends vacation with my parents. Misses Mattie and Sophia Morton of Cambridge visited the farm here. Hon H F Morton of Montezuma Iowa visiting in the vicinity.
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Smith Brothers
Sadie Skinner
Belmont
County
Brook Robinson
David Grimes
Evesville
Jacob Morton
Elmer Morton
Mattie and
Sophia Morton
Cambridge
H. F. Morton
Montezuma
Iowa
Cambridge Re D.S Ice Cream Supper Draws Crowd
A crowded ice cream social at Slaughter on Saturday evening July 14 drew local attendees. Visitors included Olive Bishard of Guernsey with cousin Anna Stiles, Carre Ambler of Route 10 calling on friends, and Mrs Stiles with Anna visiting her brother James Stage and others in Byesville. Jessie and James Richard of Guernsey visited their cousin Agna Stiles. Mrs Sprague of Marietta visits her aunt Mrs George Masters. Mrs W A Litech of Newcomerstown, recently hospitalized, was taken home Tuesday with her husband accompanying.
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Olive Bishard
Guernsey
Anna Stiles
Carre Ambler
Route 10
Stiles
Anna
James Stage
Byesville
Jessie
James Richard
Agnastiles
Sprague
Marietta
George Masters
W. A. Litech
Newcomerstown
Charles Oldfram
Feter Avenue
Bincaspital
Local Notes From Washington and Surrounding Towns
A roundup of social visits and small town movements. J A Warfield spent Sunday in Fairview while Miss Lawrence visited Harry Kennon’s family. Indiana visitor David Lusather called on his Lavadder relatives in town. Funeral in Caldwell drew L L Young and kin. Mrs Marion Rogers and children enjoyed several days in Barnesville. Lawrence visited family in Wheeling and Kent. Mrs Jay Ilanna traveled to New a for a sister’s illness. Patents sold Craig store room to Robert Laughman. State School Commissioner Jones to lecture Normal students next Friday afternoon. E W Steele plans return from Oklahoma to Ohio. Dr and Mrs Krame were in town Friday. Mrs Wilbur McCollum of Alliance left for Columbus hospital. Miss Mayzie Norris of Minden visiting relatives. Rev McKibbon granted three weeks vacation visiting New York state and Bellaire. Miss Margaret Coffee to Alliance to stay with her mother. Normal students 1904 05 06 to picnic at Fairgrounds next Saturday. Frank McCleary and Cambridge visit. Boyd Swaim and Charles Baker back from Summit county. Ice cream supper at Odell reported fine. Overa Guyton visiting Lanning in Odell. Flo Grimsley at Londonderry ball game with Pearl Morrison. Elmer Smith flew to Cambridge. Families Combs Grimsley attended social at Miller’s near Westchester. Rev John Wishart preached at Clear Fork U P church. Mr Latham of Freeport in region buying wool and cattle. Nettie Parker spent time with sister at Shadyside. Jennie Lawrence working for Martin Smith. Eula Nicholson visited Libbie Tuttle Friday.
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Miss Lawrence
Harry Kennon
David Lusather
Indianapolis
Jacob Lavadder
L. L. Young
Caldwell
Mr. Young
Marion Rogers
Barnesville
Mayzie Norris
Minden
Ohio
Rev. McKibbon
U. P. Church
New York State
Bellaire
Frank McCleary
Cambridge
Boyd Swaim
Charles Baker
Summit County
Odell
Overa Guyton
Frank Lanning
Flo Grimsley
Pearl Morrison
Londonderry
Elmer Smith
Martin Combs
John Grimsley
Henry Miller's
Westchester
Middletown News Briefs Include Local Visits and Baseball
Elmer Stewart of Love City visited friends Sunday. Flood damage ruined grain and hay. Ross Varlet and Wm Parlet visit relatives. Senecaville beat Normal 6 to 4 in a Thursday ball game. umpire from Senecaville drew comments. The Normalites of 1903 04 0 and Ob will picnic on the fair grounds Saturday. Mack herming and turtle hunt plus other local notes. Robert Coleman tied his parents east of town Sunday. Mrs J G Carver and son left for relatives in Barton Illinois.
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Elmer Stewart
Love City
Ross Varlet
Cambridge
Wm. Parlet
L. A. Twining
Ross Parlet
Woodsfield
Moses Moore
Vra Henderson
Sadie
Quaker City
Starr
Emma Cester
Leather
Mabel Henderson
Ralph Sett
Quaker City Sports
Mack-herming
Evervbods
Robert Coleman
Pleasant Valley News Moves In Teachers And Visits
Miss Blanche Hamilton of Cumberland will teach this district this winter. Miss Mary Nelson of near Indian Camp returns home after visiting her sister Mrs W H Boyd. Mr and Mrs John Dukhammer and family of Bird's Run visited last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Moore. Prof A V Fulton to teach Slaughter Bill school this winter. Mrs W M Morrison and daughters Wren and Frances of Akron visit H P Morrison. Mrs BE A Boyd and Miss Bessie Stewart visit Hurley near New Concord. Local youths spent Friday evening with Z J Watson family. ice cream and cake, a jolly time.
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Blanche Hamilton
Cumberland
Mary Nelson
Indian Camp
W. Hi. Boyd
John Dukhammer
Bird’s Run
Fred Moore
A.V. Fulton
W. M. Morrison
Wren
Frances
Akron
H. P. Morrison
BE. A. Boyd
Bessie Stewart
Curoelius Hurley
New Concord
Z. J. Watson
Wallace Departs for Cedarlit State Association Meeting
County Avistet Tan R. Wallace left Tuesday for Cedarlit to attend the annual meeting of the State Association. He was accompanied by Mrs. Wallace.
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Tan R. Wallace
Cedarlit
State Association
Wallace
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Ben Hilderbrand
L. Blackburn Clerk of Council
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Nelley & Co
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Belle Ferguson
Kenneth
Wheeling
W. M. Oliver
W. Scott
Cal Hackney
C. J. Spald
W. FF. Moorhead
J .Tl. Day
J. Wo Seer
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Carbridge
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Centerbury
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Walker Barton
Jeff. Ransom
Blanche Spaid
Geo. F. Trott
Sime Morris
Ethel Raine
Wm. Kays
T. C. McLaughlin and Baby
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Washington
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Guernsey County
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HSE
Eohene
Nia Ees
North Salem
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Charles Porte
Bonnell
North 8Th Street
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Oklahoma
Krame
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Alliance, Oho
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John McMullin
Winterset R. D. 1
John Wishart
U. P
Clear Fork
Latham
Freeport
Nettie Parker
Shadyside
Jennie Lawrence
Martin Smith
Eula Nicholson
Libbie Tuttle
Middletown
Senecaville
J. G. Carver
Dona.d
North 9Th Street
Borton
Somo
Pleasant Valley
W. E. Johnson
David Williams
Sansily
Stella Clevens
Mary Rainsberver
New- Compts
Horn
Sar Gibson
Fert Ogh
Dudley
Noble County
John E Johnsit
Freak Johnsen
Sid
Herter
Veglet Brower
Ty Lalter
Fiat Rinse
Wil Little
Bert
Georgia
Dachter
Mrsert Keets
Joan Williams
Birds
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