Careful Management Again at Guernsey Building and Loan
During ten years of its history the company has not faced a single foreclosure suit. This fact reflects on the competence of its approving board. The slogan remains Careful Management, stated by A Scott secretary at 83 Wheeling Ave Cambridge.
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Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Wheeling Ave
T. R. Deselm
Sec
Guernsey Building and Loan Company
KB. A. Scott
Cambridge
Cambridge City Bakery Pies Feature Flaky Crust and Fruit
The Cambridge City Bakery Pies boast a flaky crust and rich fruit filling, offering a appetizing glimpse of the shop’s pastry quality and selection.
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Cambridge City
Murderer of Senecaville Boy Narrates Crimes and Downfall
The confession recounts stealing a revolver and stamps sold in New York, pawned revolver in Philadelphia, and cash. Baker details motives, escape, and eventual death after life term and insanity feigns at Fort Leavenworth and a government hospital. Neal described as a peerless yegg with an unmatched criminal record.
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New York
Bowery
Philadelphia
Baker
Moundsville
W. Va
Fort Leavenworth
Government Hospital
Washington
Pittsburg
Neal
Mrs. Mary E. Linn Called Home in Cambridge
Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at the residence for Mary E. Linn born August 4 1844 died March 25 1912. She married James S. Linn in 1862 and lived in Cambridge Ohio since 1870 leaving eight children seven surviving Arthur W. C M McPeek Andrew J Anna J W Lewis Clara William Chester E. among them. A devoted Baptist since youth she lived a life of kindness and faith leaving a lasting example for family and friends.
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Mary E. Linn
Little Washington
Virginia
John Sudduth
Elizabeth Sudduth
James S. Linn
Elizabethtown
Ohio
Cambridge
Arthur W
San Diego
Cal
C. M. McPeek
Harwood
Andrew J
Anna
Chicago
Ill
J. W. Lewis
Bokchito
Okla
Clara
William
Chester E
Linn
The
Baptist Church
God
First Baptist Church
Emerald tinge spreads over Lore City fields and town notes
Lore City news reports a faint emerald tint in local wheat, family moves to Cambridge, and farm sales including N J Lowry selling land for fifty dollars per acre with coal reserved. The five week union revival ended with seventy five conversions under Bevington and Gordon. Local events include grand music by Robert Platt, a brakeman injury, church services, and notices of visits, doctors, and a long remembered former slave Moseby buried in the infirmary.
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Charles Campbell
Cambridge
Lucy Campbell
Thomas Vail
Frank Galloway
Craig
Roland Potts
Foster Street
N. J. Lowry
Michigan
M. E
Revs
Bevington and Gordon
Christ
Robert Platt
Gordon
Pratt
Sudley Bird
Twelve maps of Bible lands in colors large clear type
Announcement promotes twelve Bible land maps printed in color on fine paper with large readable type suitable for study. The item emphasizes quality and clarity for readers seeking geographic context of biblical events.
Obituary: Mrs. McBride of Cambridge Passes After Long Illness
Mrs. McBride died March 21 at 10 30 at the home of T B McBride in Cambridge Ohio after eight years of poor health and a five month bed confinement with melanota sarcoma. Born January 23 1864 near Cannonsburg Pa she moved to Ohio in 1882 and married A B McBride in 1889. Survived by husband two children Mildred and Arthur her mother and two sisters. funeral at 501 Madison Avenue on Sabbath at 2 pm conducted by Rev McCormick with interment at Northwood cemetery.
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T. B. McBride
Cambridge
Canonsburg
Ohio
Hugh Miller
A. B. McBride
First United Presbyterian Church of
Mildred
Arthur
T. B. McCourt
Monongahela
Mayme Miller
A. R. Miller
Madison Avenue
Guernsey County Notes on Local Events and Developments
The column reports on aging resident Andrew F Linn ill at home, a birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs J R Jenkins on March 24 1912, Henry S Adair recovering from appendicitis, Gienn Peoples purchasing sixty acres from Wm Wishart, coal test near Gardner lands showing four to five feet of good coal, road conditions deteriorating after wet weather, and telephones with lines disabled needing repairs.
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Andrew F. Linn
J. R. Jenkins
Henry S. Adair
Gienn Peoples
Wm. Wishart
Gardner Lands
Here
Black Diamond
Guernsey County
Peanut Cakes Offer From Cambridge City Bakery
Local notice invites customers to take home Peanut Cakes from Cambridge City Bakery during daily hours 7h to 4t, encouraging shoppers to enjoy a tangy sweet treat.
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Cambridge City
Atkins presents spring styles from the jewe lers at 76-T Opp Court House
Local retailer Atkins showcases new spring fashion from the jewelry line at the Opp Court House outlet, highlighting updated accessories and seasonal looks.
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Atkins
The
Court House
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Drew
Hood Bros
Gordon Dry Goods Co
Cambridge Court Square
Orpheum Theatre
Biograph
Vitograph
Edson, Essanay and
Lubin
Cambridge K
P. Lodge
Craig's
Senecaville
Johnson & Conner New Store
Johnson & Conner’s
Lore City
John Rich
B. O. P Potts
W. W. Dixon
Mary Pierce
Batesville
Thomas Betts
Jennie Cross
Lima
Richard Perry
Walter McCreary
Columbus
W. Wolfe
Moss-Rigby Coal Co
Morgan County
Moseby
County
W. H. Stewart
Down South
Fashion
Thompson
Johnson & Conner
Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge, Ohio
Thomson
McCormick
First Presbyterian Church
Northwood Cemetery
Brady
State Security Bank
Zanesville
Pupid
Fe Heats Corporation
J.h.mackey
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