Local Notices and Advertisements From Early 1900s Edition
The page mixes births and anniversaries with ads for herbal tonics Rocky Mountain Tea and Mountain Tea, and notices of business changes. It mentions births in Gaston avenue March 1 1902 a son, Karl references to J W Shaft, M W Jutchison selling property on Clark street, and Mark Greenwald as North German Lloyd agent. Also notes Dr Wm Crambacker visiting Cambridge friends and Buckwheat from Mrs Austin.
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Rocky Mountain
J. W. Shaft
Herbert Steele
American Sheet
Muncie
Ind
Beckly Mountain
J. W. Shaif
M. W. Jutchison
RB. Vv. Orme
C. F. Miller
Louisville
Milter
L. C. Wells
Gomber Avenue
John N. Clark
R. D. No 5
Lane
Las Cruces
New Mexico
R. Belle McGugin
Local option vote in Mornos township reports narrow result
A special local option election in Mornos township, February 17, produced seventy five to about twenty to vote. The item appears among a string of Cambridge area notices and local business notes detailing mill payrolls and local developments.
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Mornos
Twenby
Banking by mail promotes safe savings
An ad extols Pittsburg Savings Bank promising $1,000,000 assets protection and four percent interest compounded semiannually. The notice urges readers to save securely by mail rather than unsafe methods.
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Mat
Pittsburg
Bankina
Maul
Lhe Pyesbure Bank
SALESVILLE NEWS AND EVENTS HIGHLIGHT BROAD COMMUNITY NOTES
A jumble of village updates from SALESVILLE shows Mr. and Mrs. Brill visiting kin in Sen-T e Ne and plans for a trip to Benwood. Wallace White seeks a brakeman post. Owen Day visits from Pittsburg. Rev. Stewart completes a three week revival with new converts. The death of the four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Walters is reported with funeral by Rev. Wm. Yesse at the U S church New Spring shoes advertised at Turnbaugh's for men and women.
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Brill
Sen- Te Ne
G. W. Brill
Wallace White
Benwood
Rogers
Gore City
Singer Machine Co
Owen Day
Pittsburg
Earl Williams
Wollston Chester
Mr. Stewart
Bria Drill
G.¥. Fuller
J. J. Evans
Miller Cemetery
Archibald Wil
Wm. Yesse
U. S
Bay
Anesville
J. We Danieh
Dlatt
Owen Nelson
A. Cooper
Cambridge
Samuel Dolman
Contested Ohio Senate race details and local notices
The Ohio Senate contest between Taylor and Wurst is summarized with missing filings, failure to appear, and deposition issues. The committee recommends seating Wurst and denying Taylor, amid factional politics in Monroe County. Local notices note deaths, marriages, injunctions, and upcoming Scio College term announcements.
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Ohio Senate
Taylor
Paytor
J. Edward Wurst
Onda
Toth General Assembly
Ohio
Tuslor
Colmbus
Monroe
Monroe County
Jermyn Lewis Hee
Teuch
Holdine
Lara Maui
Mr. Taylor
North Salem notes and local personals arcane moves
John Cosby moved to his father in law Geo Phillips farm to run it. Effort for a free rural mail route faces opposition as a daily match persists. Sheriff of Belmont County and Jesse McCartney sold McCartney tart to Wilbur Wilson for $1700. Till and family moved to Cosby town. Perry still occupies Sears property and April first looms. A M Mathers sold a cow rash to George Barthalow for $45. Mrs. William Kirkman returned from Canton. Lillie Larison and B E Shreves wed in Cambridge and were serenaded back home. Walter McKee visited from Zanesville. Willard Wishard returns from Pennsylvania. M S Wishard moves to Cambridge. Grand Sun traders relocate. Parry homecoming and health noted. L M Patterson bought a fine brown cow from Jacob Lhus Son. Daniel Wishard moves to Cambridge for future. Hills family received word from Columbus about Andy’s condition. William Wilson of Concord tends to his firm and reports on New Concord.
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North Salem
John Cosby
Geo. Phillips
Belmont County
Jesse McCartiney
Barnesville
Pennsylvania
A.M. Mathews
Mahaffey
Kimbolton
Thomas Ligyd
Love City
Parry
Perry
Mr. Allen
Church Ln
L. M. Patterson
Jacob Lhus
Wishard
Cambridge
Grand Sunatras
Mr. Wishard
Hills
Columbus
Andy
William Wilson
Concord
Ile
Fairview notes and local visits in March primaries preview
The fragment reports residents visiting relatives in Cambridge Zanesville and New York, a telephone line expansion to Washington, and a March 14 township primary. It mentions Emmet Aududdle and Marion visiting Barnusville, Capt. M D Rodacker, and upcoming dedication plans for a new US Church in May amid delays.
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Henry Love
Derr
Dusenh Lowe
Zanesville
Gillespie
John Smith
Cambridge
Home Telephone Company
Washington
le Bell
John Reed
Canbrides
AGG Hai
Thomas Gray
Wip
Charley Hanna
Counterfeit Gold and August Flower Cure Claims
A muddled ad-like text warns of counterfeit gold used in color printing and potions sold as August Flower cures for indigestion biliousness and stomach issues. It touts Green's August Flower as a remedy, mentions a private stamp to identify fakes, and notes a postal payroll change effective April 1 with January entries.
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Paw Pemuns
Spurraus
Geb Gur
Almatiac
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New York
Paw Tist
HSS
Joe Se
Adam Ritter
Union
Hoge Building
Noel
J. Mitchell Co
Garment
Potter Bros
J. M. Williams
Gaston Avenue
Tom Moore
George Nicholson
East Gomber Avenue
Laterda
Mil
Trust
Stone Bridge
Keith
Black Top
Lore City
Allen
W. A. Knowl
Antrim
Can Idea
D. Knowl
W. L
Howard
Eph. Dilley
Alice Peoples
W. Blake
Penn. Co. Ab |Pla
Rouse
Colorado
Blake
Carbridge
WL. Simpson
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Wheeling Avenue
Mary A. Lee
Dudley
Ile Mun
Guernsey Conunty
A. Tt. Cains
Ent
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Jane Talbecl
Ed. C. Cole
South Lith Street
J. A. Skinner
Byesville Enterprise
Deneville Journal
Jourel
Senecaville
Enterprise
Senecaville Ews
County News
Tansy He Stausui
West Lafayette Press
Conmola Pleaseartl
Lindsey
Adimr
Be J
Mackey
J. B. Ferguson
American Harrow Co
D. O. Colley
Admr
James Joyce
Jonathan Gander
Cambridge Baptist Church
James Jackson
Gander
R. McCathon
John Clark
South 10Th Street
Jur. McFarland
Mt. Hermon Church
Edwin Clark
Jefferson Township
Anne Sell
Jas. TR. Bell
Adams Township
Iyar. U
Clara L. Sigman
Pennsylvania Company
Turner
Trail Run
Mr. Sigman
Soldiers' Monument Association
Guernsey County
Senate
Star
Lilyon
Court House
Dallaurs
Larcunius
Carlisle Building
West Wheeling Ave
Miners’ Meeting
Wwe Coumi
Guernsey
Noble
Seelion
Ima
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Mayal
Zanusville
Olnt
Slusk Nyum
Coshocton
Pyran
Tne
Mabel Frame
C. W. Thompson
Center
Charles Baxter
Visec
Union Telephone
A. S. Frame
Rollo
Kade
James Steward
2 Wall Paper Company
B.T. Thomas
Jas Tanna
Alva Thompson
Wit] Heart Kinlow
Tk Braden
Chug
Qabber
Belle
Rolla Finnie
Hride Lot
Lowperk
Jnd
Calunus
Lillie Fairchild
Nebinski
Wm. Atherton
M. Casto
Flo. M.andres
Ae Oe
Salesville
New Spring
Turnbaugh's
Turnbaugh’s
Turnaugh's
Ctgsey
Cheney
Hall
Frank I Cueney
Toledo
Mi Uui
Wauully
Margaret Evins
House of al Fame
UBL
Qaraline Jy
Hutchison
Ghia
John Apvaris
Dridge
Eniar
Dora
Goldie B
John Agarys
Diam
Sould
Carding
L. Wutchisen
Ars
City of
Camby
C.W. Carnesys
Bormeney
Amaus
Isitor
Mary Clark
Mary Cluk
Rober Mahalley
James
Jane Clark
Defferson Township
Thurgus Way
Waterauti
Gambridge
Oliv
Bell's
Liberty Lawnship
Antrin
Kate Campbell
A. D. Thompson
D. Moh
Scio College
Scio Collegex
Scio
Fairview
Ticles
Herwis
Han
Morristown
Tenn
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Wholesale Columbus
Cambridge and
Shethy
Davis
F. Leonard Case Colley
Colley
Wise
Anthesia of
National Medical Institute
Reais
Te Htm Tan
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DR. Case
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Leonard Case
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Europe
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Aanesnilee
Neva
Cumork
Cordebs Pretary
WOOL
S.w.price
Winter
Tts
Zoads
Berwick
Cambridge, Ohio
Connell Inela
Glass Avenue
E.W. Grove
S. W. Price
Common Pleas Court
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John
Williams
Robt
T. Scott
Pat J
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NcCutlaugh
Geo
D. Dugan
Plumnthy
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