Car Load of Roll Paper Arrives in Cambridge
The first car load of newspaper rolls arrived at the Jeffersonian Co storage rooms in Cambridge. Each roll measures 72 inches by 32 inches and weighs about 1100 pounds, shipped from Michigan mills for use on the new Duplex press from Battle Creek Michigan. The press, weighing 30000 pounds, will be built upon arrival this week, with foundations and a ten horsepower electric motor prepared.
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Cambridge
Jeffersonian Co
Michigan Paper Mills
Battle Creek
Michigan
Purchase Ticket or Pay 10 Cents Enforced at Depots
Law allowing railroads to add a ten cent surcharge for passengers without tickets goes into effect this week. B and O and Marietta Division stations post notices. Conductors gain easier fare collection on short distance routes as passengers miss tickets. Child fares apply half fare at depot. full fare if no ticket is bought.
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Marietta
Union Station
Local notes from Lore City and surroundings
Lore City and area residents share news of engagements and visits. George Linn of Columbus visits relatives in the area, Maud McCracken and others take the Senecaville teachers’ exam, and several plan to attend the Muskingum summer school beginning June 15.
Local school notes and community visits in Birmingham area
Odell Miss Anna Lanning improves after illness. Teachers hired for Monroe township: W. B. Taylor, Edna Cowen, Flora Taylor, Frances Clark. Miss Flora Taylor closes summer term at Birmingham. Children’s Day exercises planned at Irish Ridge on June 14. Rev. Cunningham to preach again in two weeks. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lanning and Jane Fisher. W. B. Taylor travels to Senecaville on business.
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Anna Lanning
B. B. Chadwell
Rocky Fork
Flora Taylor
Birmingham
Irish Ridge
Monroe Township
W. B. Taylor
Seminary
Edna Cowen
Clearfork
Frances Clark
Odell
William Howell
Hopewell
Cunningham
School House
V. Smith
Goldie
Peach Tree Ridge
M. G. Fisher
Charles Lanning
West Chester
Jane Fisher
Miss Forest Fisher
Philadelphia
Senecaville
Misses Mildred and Edna Gallup Visit Newark
Misses Mildred and Edna Gallup are visiting in Newark for a short stay and sightseeing.
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Mildred
Edna Gallup
Newark
Milnersville Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Sabbath services at the Presbyterian church drew good attendance. Miss Bessie Leisure of Cambridge visits grandparents Mr and Mrs John Wilson. Miss Flo Grimsley of Sligo and Miss Daisy Carlisle of Winterset call on friends. Mrs John Neal and Mrs Harry McClary visit relatives in Cleveland. Mrs Harry Combs of Columbus visits I A Edenburn family. G McGrew trips to Love City. Medicine show expected next week. Odessa Steffee visits near Freeport. Lena McGrew returns from Love City. Roy Steffee returns from Marietta College. Melvin Fordyce and family of Freeport visit relatives. Lizzie Neal of Rocky Fork visits here. Frank Packer of New Philadelphia visits.
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Presbyterian Church
Bessie Leisure
Cambridge
John Wilson
Flo Grimsley
Sligo
Daisy Carlisle
Winterset
John Neal
Harry McClary
Cleveland
Harry Combs
Columbus
I. A. Edenburn
G. McGrew
Love City
Odessa Steffee
Freeport
Lena McGrew
John Barton
Frank Haines
Roy Steffee
Marietta College
Melvin Fordyce
Lizzie Neal
Rocky Fork
Frank Packer
New Philadelphia
Pleasant Valley Folks Visit and Sunlit Social
Mrs BE A Boyd and son Joseph visited her daughter near New Concord. Anna Bushfield and Harriet Bushfield from Miller and Cambridge spent Tuesday with Miss Clare Oldham. Walter Campbell and wife of Ashland Ky visiting Elizabeth Campbell. he will teach two months at Wooster and return to Kentucky to resume superintendent duties. Ice cream social at the district schoolhouse Thursday evening June 18 to benefit the Y P C U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Boyd
Joseph
Cornelius Hurley
New Concord
Anna Bushfield
Miller
South Dakota
Harriet Bushfield
Jennie Whitehead
Cambridge
Clare Oldham
Walter Campbell
Ashland
Elizabeth Campbell
Wooster
Ohio
Campbell
Kentucky
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Sells Health Promise
Advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims it makes people strong healthy and happy where other remedies failed. Sold as tea or tablets for 35 cents by Brooks Sutton, Druggist.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Brooks Sutton
Dyspepsia cure alls and tonics in old advertisements
An assortment of patent medicine claims touts cures for dyspepsia digestion constipation piles and general pain. Advertisements promote Burdock Blood Bitters Doan’s Regulats Dean’s Ointment and Dr Thomas Electric Oil with promises of relief and health benefits.
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America
Birthday surprise for Mrs. Elizabeth Kackley in May
The article notes Mrs. Elizabeth Kackley turned 83 with a shower of postal cards Friday May 28. Filmore Spaid injured at Hartford mine required an arm amputation but is otherwise recovering. Various locals visited, traveled to Cambridge, or attended Memorial day events and local social rounds.
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Elizabeth Kackley
Filmore Spaid
Hartford
F. M. Secrest
Mabel Kelley
J. M. Kackley
Bethel
Edgar Floyd
Cambridge
James Thompson
Byesville
J. M. Secrest
Chas. Secrest
Hazel Harden
A. G. Heskett and
Harold and
Paul
Frank Secrest
Ollie Bowman
Aaron Stevens
J. E. Heskett
Wm. Floyd
Mary Cater
Pleasant City
Sabbath school reorganization at Brushy Fork Baptist Church
Salesville R D 1 Mrs Casper Enos returns home after week with sister Mrs Lloyd Mercer of Cambridge. Sabbath school reorganized last Sunday June 7 with officers elected including Thos Lepage superintendent Minnie Johnson assistant superintendent Blanche Yeo secretary Grace Montgomery assistant secretary William Haney treasurer Robert Montgomery assistant treasurer Florence Wilson organist and teachers appointed. Miss Imo Mercer of Cambridge visiting route friends. Mr and Mrs Chas McMilin with Mr and Mrs Chas Morehead. Co Olman Masters of Freeport Route 6 spent Saturday with Miss Emma McMilin. Mr Benton Wirick of Highland Avenue Cambridge sold tombstones in neighborhood. Miss Jessie Ables returned Friday from week with sister Mrs Lola Marlowe near Fairview. Miss Emma McMilin plans to attend Antrim school this summer. Miss Ida English visiting friends and relatives in Washington.
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Casper Enos
Lloyd Mercer
Highland Avenue
Cambridge
Brushy Fork Baptist Church
Thos. Lepage
Minnie Johnson
Blanche Yeo
Grace Montgomery
William Haney
Robert Montgomery
Florence Wilson
Eagleson
Jessie Ables
Lola Marlowe
Fairview
Emma McMilin
Antrim
Ida English
Washington
Social notes from Derwent and Cambridge visits
North Salem Joseph McKim and family from Derwent visited friends in Kimbolton and Cambridge last week. Henry Calvin called on pals in Cambridge. Sid Willson and Daniel Larrison of Cambridge visited John Brady’s family. Fred Crambler and wife of Washington saw Mrs. Crambler’s sister Mary Hill. Mrs Charley Kidd and family of Cambridge visited her mother Mrs William Callintine. Miss Oggie Mathews ill with typhoid fever. W J Pollock bought a fine driving horse from Leroy Lawrence. Kennedy and Fred McCullough with companions passed through the village. Mr and Mrs W J Pollock and son Eddie visited Mrs Pollock’s sister Mrs John Nelson of Flat Ridge. Mr and Mrs W R Mathews visited their uncle Findley Linn in Jefferson township. Sheep shearing and corn work are common activities. Ira Lloyd hired on the railroad fence gang.
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Joseph McKim
Derwent
Kimbolton
Henry Calvin
Cambridge
Sid Willson
Daniel Larrison
John Brady
Fred Crambler
Washington
W. J. Pollock
Leroy Lawrence
Roll Kennedy
Fred McCullough
Eddie
Jefferson Township
Ira Lloyd
Fence
Chicago man visits parents in Winterset trip
W. B. Guyton of Chicago traveled through the city yesterday en route to Winterset to visit his parents for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Guyton
Chicago
Winterset
Doan's Kidney Pills and Ointment Endorsement Claim
Cambridge resident George Braden testifies to lasting benefits from Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney related rheumatism and cites his son also benefit. He praises Doan's Ointment for itching hemorrhoids with lasting relief. Brand ads note price 50 cents and agents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
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Cambridge
George Braden
Dewey Avenue
Ohio
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hollister Tea Promises Strength and Health
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims to restore vigor and build flesh and muscle for men and women. Sold as tea or tablets for 35 cents by Brooks Sutton, Druggist.
Boxwell commencement thrills Senecaville crowd
The Boxwell commencement was held Friday in the Opera House with full seating and praise for speakers. Hon. H. W. Luccock of Cambridge gave the class address and J. S. Moore was lauded for hard work.
Rocky Mountain Tea Featured by Brooks Sutton Drugstore
An ad style notice promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a night time health tonic with claims of making life happy, healthy and bright. The promotion names Brooks Sutton, a local druggist, as the seller.
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Rocky Mountain
Taft Camp Leads With Thirty Votes On Committee
Debate over the Louisiana compromise marks the first Taft strength test. A division produced thirty supporters for seating the Taft delegation, with Lyons of Georgia presiding in turn. Contests remain in Mississippi Alaska Arizona and one Pennsylvania seat as Hammond and Curt Guild vie for vice presidential footing.
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Taft
Louisiana
Mississippi
Scott
Alabama
New
Judson W. Lyons
Georgia
Lyons
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Arizona
John Hays Hammond
Massachusetts
Curtis Guild
Fourteen Cruelty Charges Filed At Massillon Hospital
Deputy Coroner Bothwell filed fourteen cruelty charges against attendants at the Massillon state insane hospital. In four cases, death occurred within the year. In Canton, George W Hinkle, Civil War veteran and Massillon hospital inmate, is said to be entitled to seven thousand dollars in back pay from Uncle Sam.
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Massillon Hospital
Massillon, C
Bothwell
Stark County
Massillon State Insane Hospital
Canton, O
George W Hinkle
Canton
Uncle Sam
Hinkle
Teachers Pass City Examinations in Cambridge Schools
The Cambridge city teachers' examination held in the Central building lists successful candidates by years of study. Five years Nellie Shepherd and Lucy Wells lead. three years Lola Vance. two years Ella Eagleson. numerous one year and higher grade teachers include Alice Carter Britomarie Duff Maude Wilson Edyth Bainter Laura Evans Helen Barber Hazel Carnes Olive Baker Stella Wallace Helen Shepherd Mary Graves Eliza beth Barthalow Mary Doyle Della Aiken Mareta Bowles Mabel Barnes Irma Acheson Bernice Simi Bertha Barrett Harriet Milligan Mary Middleton Ruth Fordyce Estella Carter Myrle Cunningham. high years Nellie Probasco Fannie B Moorehead. High School H R Smith Waldo Lebold.
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Lola Vance
Ella Eagleson
Alice Carter
Britomarie Duff
Maude Wilson
Edyth Bainter
Laura Evans
Helen Barber
Hazel Carnes
Olive Baker
Stella Wallace
Helen Shepherd
Mary Graves
Elizabeth Barthalow
Mary Doyle
Della Aiken
Mareta Bowles
Mabel Barnes
Irma Acheson
Bernice Simi
Bertha Barrett
Harriet Milligan
Mary Middleton
Ruth Fordyce
Estella Carter
Myrle Cunningham
Annual Memorial Sermon by Cambridge I O O F Lodge
The Cambridge I O O F Lodge marks its annual Memorial Sermon with a morning service at the M P church led by Rev. C. B. Sheppard. The Lodge will attend in a body.
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Cambridge I. O. O. F. Lodge
M. P
C. B. Sheppard
Lodge
Notice of Appointment of Estate Administrator in Guernsey County
The undersigned G. W. Brokaw appointed administrator of the estate of Charles Brumley deceased late of Guernsey county Ohio on May 14 1908. Debts should be paid promptly and claims presented duly authenticated for allowance to the administrator. Rosemond and Bell attorneys. June 11-3w.
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Charles Brumley
Guernsey County
Ohio
G. W. Brokaw
Rosemond & Bell
More Tests For Oil To Be Made Near Guernsey
The Booth Oil & Gas Co of Guernsey has sold enough stock to warrant drilling at least three test wells. Drilling of the first well will begin within a few days near Guernsey. The company holds hundreds of leased acres and hopes to puncture the hogs back within weeks. Cambridge people show strong interest.
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Booth Oil & Gas Co
Guernsey
Cambridge
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Allen's
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George Linn, Sr
Benton Linn
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Geo
Ottie Peoples
News
Muskingum
Zach Wilson
O. G. Temple
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Harry McCracken
Elmer Luyster
Jas. Luyster
James A. Warfield
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E. G. McKibben
Pittsburg
U. P. General Assembly
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Nancy Cook
South Side
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Vader
Minneapolis
Moore
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Bellaire
George Linn
Rev
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Mary A. Mahaffey
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Presbyterian C. E. Society
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Thomas Wallace
Wheeling
Wills Township School Board
Mary Cunningham
Earl Henry
Ella Shipman
R. C. McCreary
Jasper Harding
John M. Williams
Morgan Paden
Pleasant Valley
Clay Pike
Salesville R. D.1
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W. B. Purdum
Berkfield
Miles Hunter
Cumberland
Joe Brown
Jake Moorhead
Howard Millhone
H. F. Gordon
Denver
Colo
Sicily
Rose
Carpenter
Bates
Opera House
H. W. Luccock
J. S. Moore
Dr. Craig
Ava
Mary Kahn
Archie Brown
Ada
Virgil Secrest
C. J. Spaid
H. O. Harris
W. A. Blackmore
R. N. Hart
C. W. Morris
Charles Bennett
Mr. Hanna
John Conner
J. W. Spence
Seth Gordon
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pearl Amanna
Jas
Edwin Cale
John Shriver
W. F. Moorhead
John Anklesbay
Marietta Street
Presbyterian
M. E
Roosvelt and
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
James S. Sherman
J. Sloat Fassett
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
J. C. Burrows
Sherman
Illinois
Guild
Dolliver
Burrows
Mr. Cortelyon
Thurs
C. C. Weist
Weist
Co.ampus
Nellie Shepherd
Lucy Wells
Earl Tribbie
Londonderry
Ely
CATAR
Payer
Sly Brothers
Warren Street
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