Pleasant City Residents Attend Cambridge Show
A number of Pleasant City residents traveled to Cambridge last Wednesday to attend the show. Miss Lillian Teener returned home after an extended visit with Cumberland friends. Mrs. Elizabeth Rackley visited her daughter Mrs. Lucy Heskett of Derwent for several days. Ella Kackley came back from Medical College in Columbus for the summer. Farmers are busy with spring crops. Mrs. Lara Thomson of West Point visited her home at Senecaville over Sunday. Rumor circulates about a new automobile for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Teener
Cumberland
Elizabeth Rackley
Lucy Heskett
Derwent
Ella Kackley
Medical College At
Columbus
Lara Thomson
West Point
Senecaville
Otto Moorhead
B. A. Frame
Cambridge
Byron Moorhead
Pleasant City
Raymord Lowry
Central City
H. Lowry
Halley Burns
Dick McClelland
Grace Finley
Omer Campbell
Maud Moorhead
George Williams
J. F. St. Clair
Salesville
Maj
J. W. Moore
Lois Hyde
Ada Stewart
Robert McCreary
Rizza Shipley
Bird
Love City
Veterinary Specifics Cure Diseases of Livestock And Horses
Veterinary Specifics claim to cure diseases of horses cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry by acting directly on the stock without loss of time.
Jesse the Draft Horse to Be Shown at Driving Park
Four year old Jesse weighs 1800 pounds and is expected to exceed a ton when mature. He is pitched as a premier draft horse with strong bone and feet. He will be shown at the Cambridge Eyesville Driving Park on Fridays and Saturdays through the season from April 1 to July 14 1907, otherwise at the owner's farm north west of Pleasant City. Insurance covers risks around live foal births and sale of mares, with terms and liability limits stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge-Eyesville
Pleasant City
Executor appointment for Louis F. E. Anderson will
The undersigned have been appointed executor of the last will and testament of Louis F. E. Anderson late of Mattoon County Illinois deceased Wilson L. Anders M. Johnson Aur May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis FE
Anderson
Mat Eonet County
Lile
Dace
Wilson L. Anders
M. Johnson
Local Harvest Notes and Farm Life Around Kimbolton
The column records nombres of residents and farm activity in Kimbolton area. Fred Braniger and son saw on the John Wilson farm for the Fisher Brothers. Andy Lan ning Fred Ralston cut timber. Jap Alloway logges logs. Chas Rothger loses a horse in a Sunday accident. George Bell improving Stiers farm with fence repairs. Mrs Leta Neal boards mill hands on her farm. Lonnie Little returns from Philadelphia. Mrs Mary Neal ill. son William expected home. Miss Nancy Kimble injured. Seminary school closed with picnic and ice cream. Braniger siblings visit Seminary. Smith Bros begin stone work on new store. Braniger and Clare Smith discuss moving to Montana or California. Rocky Fork church helps fence the coloured yard. Ralston injured cutting timber. hand swollen. unable to work. C Smith to fill temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Braniger and Son
Fisher Brothers
John Wilson
Andy Lanning
Fred Ralston
Jap Alloway
Lonnie Little
Philadelphia
Mary Neal
William
Columbus
Nancy Kimble
Seminary
Charles, Braniger
Mandy
Millnersville
A. L. Smith
Smith Bros
Chas. Braniger
Clare Smith
Montana
California
Rocky Fork
C. Smith
Thomas Lloyd Struck By Paralysis In North Salem
North Salem last Sunday near 4 p m Thomas Lloyd suffered a severe stroke paralyzing the right side and affecting his speech. Dr Cowden was summoned but could not treat as he could not swallow water. Numerous local movements and visits follow as the community notes health concerns and fellow residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lloyd
Cowden
Marietta Set for Local Option Election This Month
Signatures to order a Beal law election have been secured among Marietta voters. The wet or dry question will be submitted in the latter days of the month amid expectations of a vigorous contest.
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Marietta
Marietta College Offers Prize Scholarship in Patterson Law Exam
The county can win free tuition at Marietta College in its Academy for the top scorer in this year's Patterson Law examination. If the top winner cannot use the award it goes to second or third place recipients. A rare opportunity for a motivated student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta College
Hello girl serves in central office at Senecaville
Local note highlights Senecaville resident Miss Helen Morrison as the hello girl in the central office. The column lists many visits and social calls around Cambridge Pleasant City Baker City and Zanesville, including family gatherings and a postmaster joke about beer chips for nickels.
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Helen Morrison
Central Office
Obituary of Elias M. Creighton 72 in Newcomerstown
Elias M. Creighton aged 72 died of tuberculosis at his daughter Mrs A C Rogers home in Newcomerstown on April 23 1907 He lived with relatives near Washington for part of the winter and was attended by doctors but never recovered Squire Creighton served 40 years as Justice of the Peace in Wills township never had a decision reversed by a higher court He was a Presbyterian and Democrat Funeral services were held at his home and were conducted by Rev A G Engleson with burial in Washington cemetery He is survived by a widow son Frank R and daughters Mrs A L Spencer Mrs Frank Thompson and Mrs A C Rogers
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Elias M. Creighton
A. C. Rogers
Newcomerstown
Washington
Nancy Dunn
Thomas Dunn
A. L. Spencer
Frank R
Frank Thompson
Gibson’s Station
Squire Creighton
Wills
Washington Church
A. G. Engleson
Ds. B. L
Hoyle sells North 6th street property to Mrs Celia Adams
Fred Hoyle transfers his North 6th street property to Celia A Adams for 2450 dollars and plans to store his household goods. W A Whitcraft of North 4th street travels to Moundsville West Virginia on Saturday to inspect a blood hound for possible purchase if it meets his requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoyle
North 6Th Street
Celia A. Adams
W. A. Whitcraft
North 4Th Street
Moundsville
W. Va
Advertising miscellany promotes tonics and cures
A string of 19th century patent remedies and quack claims extols Burdock Blood Bitters Doan's Regulats Dean's Ointment Dr Thom Eclectric Oil and other products as cures for digestion liver skin itching piles and general ailments. The filler also envisions social commentary on flattery and restraint.
Westfalls Return After Visit to Columbus Family
Township Trustees appoint Squire Eagleton guardian for Amelia Gilson a colored woman aged ninety two. She was turned over to the county infirmary Wednesday afternoon after a visiting trip by Mr and Mrs R A Westfall of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Luecock
Squire Eagleton
Amelia Gilson
Cure of eczema by Cuticura Remedies described
A woman describes severe facial eczema lasting years, failing medical treatment, and rapid improvement after using Cuticura Resolvent with Soap and Ointment. She reports complete clearance within six months, no recurrence for three years, and credits the remedies with curing other ailments and aiding others. The testimonial dates October 28, 1905, from Sebue, Alabama.
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New York
One Tire
Jones Aven
Sebue
Ige
Ones Ave
Ala
Cuticura Remedies Promote Skin and Scalp Relief
A vintage ad claims warm baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle applications of Cuticura Ointment plus Cuticura Pills provide immediate relief. It touts a supposed cure for a painful skin condition affecting infants, adults, and others when all else fails, with mail order offers from Deas & Chem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deas & Chem
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
Local reader Mrs. Theodore Meyers of Cambridge Ohio reports Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache and kidney trouble with lasting relief after five years of use. Ad claims nationwide sale 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. warns to remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Theodore Meyers
Steubenville Ave
Cambridge
Ohio
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Washington Notes Amid Warm Weather and Local Happenings
Lawrence offers summer shoes slippers and hats while Washington residents face illnesses. Dr Dewees and Dr Thompson are among doctors unavailable. Rev Yeager and family suffer measles. A town hall meeting focuses on farmers, and Luther Bales upgrades his store residence.
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Lawrence's
Fred Stewart
Newark
Stewart
Washington
Dewees
Dr. Thompson
Luther Bales
Local Scene Brightens With Family Visits In Newcomerstown
Birds Run Mrs. Frank Johnson and daughter Mary visit Newcomerstown shoppers. Blanche Dull spends Sunday with Nettie Forney. Mrs. J H Dull and Mrs. John Inn visit Cambridge on business. Ed Cooley and children spend weekend with John M. Forney family. Baptism planned at Baptist church Sunday at 9:30 followed by service at 10:30 led by Rev. Nixon. James Miskimins and wife visit Otsego sister Mrs. Sam Fife. Grant McConkey family visit M. Weaver family. Sallie Hamerdey visits grandmother near Center school. John Johnson and Muriel Ingram stay with Marshall Addy family Saturday night. Mr J E Johnson and daughter Mrs Frank Forney visit sister Mrs W A Dawson near Guernsey. she is ill.
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Sam ‘Stevens
Cambridge
J. W. Stevens
Miles Hunter
Cumberland
Halley Burns
Mary Hale
Dss
Annie Stockwel
Blanche Dull
Nettie Forney
J. H. Dull
Mrs. John Inn
James Miskimins
Otsego
Sam Fife
Grant McConkey
M. Weaver
John Johnson
Murie
Ingram
Marshall Addy
J. E. Johnson
Frank Forney
W. A. Dawson
Guernsey
Local Notes on Purchases and Moves
Salesville resident Herman Brill bought a horse from J. F. Duke last week. Delbert Law left for Wheeling to take a railroad office job. Mrs. Thomas Hillard returned home to Delaware after a three week visit with relatives in Noble county. The J. K. Rose farm well shows a nine foot coal vein at about 300 feet depth, the main shaft down about 1500 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Law
Wheeling
Thomas Hillard
Delaware
Noble County
J. K. Rose
Miss Elizabeth Craig Visits Friends in Columbus
Elizabeth Craig is reported to be visiting friends in Columbus. No further details are provided about dates or accompanying persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Craig
Columbus
Wasting Away Disease and a Remedy Promoted
Description of disease wasting tissues organs and nerves and promotion of Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a tissue builder and nerve restorative sold at five cents per box or six boxes for two dollars and fifty cents with the Dr A W Chase signature depicted on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
A. W. Chase
Buffalo
N. Y
Brenan & Wilson Sell Property at Central Bank Building Cambridge
Brenan and Wilson list property sale at Central Bank Building in Cambridge. The notice files indicate a transaction handled by local brokers with details on the parcel and expected closing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berman & Wilson Central Bank Ride
Cambridge
Brenan & Wilson, ‘Central Bank Bldg Cambridge
Notice of Appointment of Executor for Calhoun Estate in Ohio
Pointed executor of the estate of Rebecca Calhoun, deceased, Guernsey County Ohio, dated April 23 1907. Debtors urged to pay immediately and creditors to present claims duly authenticated to the executor for allowance. James W Bell Executor. Rosemond Bell Attorneys. May 2-3t-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revecca Calhoun
Guernsey County
Ohio
Aan
James W. Bell
Rosemond & Bell
Probate Court notices for Hannah Milner estate sale proposed
A. R. McCulloch administrator of Hannah Milner deceased files April petition in Guernsey County Ohio Probate Court seeking authority to sell part of Lot 44 in Lofland’s Second Addition Cambridge to cover debts. James Armstrong's possible interest to be clarified. Defendants George Milner and Douglas Milner must answer by June 15, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dennis
George Milner
Douglas Milner
A. R. McCulloch
Hannah Milner
Guernsey County
Ohio
Cambridge
Guernsey
Lofland
W. B. Barnett
Michael Siegfried
James Armstrong
A. D
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Burfain
N.Y
Jesse
R. R. Johnson
Kimbolton
Chas. Rothger
Geroge Bell
Stiers
Leta Neal
North Salem
Charley Willard
Linn
Dennison
Great Northern Telephone
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S. J. Montgomery
O. D. Bell
Will Wishard
John Pollock
E. M. Mathews
J L. Shawver
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Rockyfork
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Charles Porter
Forest Lioona
John Lloyd
Fultenham
Ira
Zanesville
Emma Winnett
Fred Salts- E
H. G. Campbell
W. Scott
Mary Headley
Virgil Lowry
Mrs. Secrest
J. W. Garber
M. A. Yost
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Ralph Secrest
C. S. Brown
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H. Beymer
Victor Morrison
Misses Maude
Bertha Miley
Lara Shroyer
Nellie Bates
Dell Moser
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Judson Millhon
Harry Lowry
John Finley
Lemyon Lent
Jas. Murphy
Charley Wolfe
Halley Thompson
Arthur Burns
Henry Morrison
Sam McVicker
C. J. Spaid
G. W. Stockwell
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L. G. Heskett
J. W. Hutchison
H. T. Kabo
Arthur Moorhead
Jas. A. Kays
Indianapolis
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Nelsonville
W. O. Stockwell
Bert Corwin
Don Shear
Clark Potts
Earl Griffith
Belle Valley
Joe Brown
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Sue Rich
H. Moorhead
Clint Pennell
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C. A. Lepage
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C. G. Frame
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East South Street
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M. E. Church
John Wright
Claysville
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C. A. Frame
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Elizabethtown
Pronesty
Ashington
John Laughman
James McKenna
East Liverpool
Presbyterian Ladies’ Missionary Society
S. B. Lawrence
Elizabeth Moore
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Washington Presbyterian Church
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St. Clairsville
R. KE. Lawrence
Yeager
Dr. Arnold
Middlebourne
Frank Johnson
Mary and
Charlotte Johnson
Ed Cooley
John M. Forney
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Nixon
Sallie Hamerdey
Center School Case
Herman Brill
J. F. Duke
Cleveland
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Erie
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Co
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Boxwell
Pres
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