Six council members back local option ordinance in Lambridge
Six council members vote to pass the local option ordinance, praising the six as men of conviction and courage. Four opposed, including the mayor, with accusers claiming a powerful young business lobby backs the reform and that saloon opponents face attempted bribery. The article stresses integrity of those who voted yes and vows a unanimous future vote.
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Lambridge
Baxter
Breal
Drawers League
Milwaukee
Columbus
Cincionat
President's Swing and welcome for McKinley in Memphis
President McKinley and party arrive in Memphis to a public reception at City Park then a banquet at the Peabody hotel. Governors and mayors greet them as crowds along the route cheer the president and Mrs McKinley. He urges prudence and discusses U S possessions and Cuba amid other national topics.
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Memphis
McKinley
VicVulan
Williams
Peabody Hotel
Mehinles
Washington
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Lynchburg
Daniel Vuginias
Roanoke
Wellvnle
Hudson
Pennsyama Raiload
North Bier Bridge Company
Twenty Third Street
New Jersey Shore
Prince
Texa
Local Option Debated As Cambridge Council Considers Saloons
Citizens packed the Cambridge council chamber as a local option petition gained strong support. Petitions filed with 867 names argued for applying local option to the city, while council debated enforcing laws and funding police and services if the ordinance passes. Five council members voted to suspend the ordinance and place it on first reading amid broader remarks on temperance, taxes, and safeguarding public welfare.
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Tne
Robin Scott Key
Bigott
Hanor
Triad
Zanesville
Scott
Weir
Cambridge
Reform Movement
Howard
Gassidy
Clark
Cilzengald
Ohio
Thie City
Biledy
Coggrove
Churchman
Patterson and Mackey
Countui Ie
Sam
Dayla
Mr Cook
Ilimios
Lam
Moreland
Allison
Chardman
Beckett
Cosgrove
Grean
LePage
Nay
Coon
Davis
Perone
Hartford News Snapshots From Cambridge and Cumberland
Ed McCanly and Kyle Trott attended Cambridge on Tuesday as Mrs Anna Ilbreath and son Howard visited her Cumberland relatives. Gwen Nelson and Marlon of Cumberland visited here last week. George Joy suffered injuries after being crushed between two carts last Thursday. John Humble had a foot mashed in a mine incident the same day. Mrs Janea Mumble visited Byesville from Saturday to Monday. Jerry Spali attended Cambridge from Saturday to Monday. Late Ligrold of Cumberland was here Saturday. Miss Elta tall 18 plaiting Cambridge friends this week. Miss George Carathera 18 visiting friends at Glencoe. George Oliver bought the Bert LePage property for 25.
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Ed McCanly
Kyle Trott
Cambridge
Anna [Ilbreath
Howard
Cumberland
Gwen Nelson
Marlon
George Joy
John Humble
Janea Mumble
Byesville
Jerry Spali Wee
Ligrold
Misa Elta Tall
George Carathera
Glencos
George Oliver
Bert LePage
Hent St. Cals
Saleayille
Young
John Dobogon
de Aplin
Gil
Weatchester
Hyde
Hirschberg
Boyant
Lawrence
Dabn Carnes
Wael
Jambridge
Samuel Colley
Belmont
J. Appleton
Washington
Wheeling Mia
Imma Ford
Li CG Knowles
Emily
Cleveland
UY 7 Aglin
D DG Patterson
A. & Frame Treasuer
Steele
John Boyd
Phil Saitt
Rosemond
Lay
Craig
W Moore
R&s Frame
Grain and Stock Prices and Health Note from April 29
The page blends medical warning about consumption with a dense, noisy listing of grain and stock prices for April 29. It includes crude health advice on recognizing tuberculosis symptoms and urges early action, followed by a long catalog of cattle, sheep, lamb prices, quantities, and various stock terms from markets in Chicago and related regions.
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Chicago
Scott
Shep Ul
Weller
Pittsburg
Chile
Pharmacy Ad Emphasizes Health Doctrine And Remedy
A period advertisement extols a health doctrine and urges readers to try a remedy. It promotes Scott & Bowne chemists in New York, offering a product at 50c and 1.00, claiming life-saving benefits and agreeable taste.
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Scott
Bowne
Yorks
Sunday News From Saleayille and Surroundings
A mixed local update reports residents like L Young taking a ride, De Aplin’s movements, and Mr Hyde at Cambridge serving as clerk. It notes cemetery crews, funerals, visitors from Belmont and Cambridge, storm damage to trees and a barn, school holidays, and various community notices including repairs, farming, and real estate activity.
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