Washington News Briefs and Local Updates Reach Washington
Washington reports visitors from Caner A Colley and Charles Haxter, new job for W B Baird at Penna Malable Co Pittsburg, telephone lines expanding to farmers south of Love City. Local social notes include visits by Miss Englebart Miss St Clair and Mrs Moore. High school literary contest held with judges Turnhaugh Carnes and Amos. winners Gertrude Paden Blanche Boyd Margaret Coffee Junho Moore Lulu McDonald Ada English. Paralyzed and ill Mr John L Wirick remained under doctor care as of Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Colley
Charles Haxter
Caner
Washington
W. B. Baird
Penna. Malleable Co
Pittsburg
Instituta Telephone Co
Love City
Mary Englebart
Marketsburg
Nan St Clair
Salesville
J. We. St Clair
QO A Moore
Cambridge
Dubaerry
John Lb. Wirick
H. D. McCulloch
Columbus Medical College
Drred Tarrison
Cairinbridge
M. I. Craig
Jay
William Hanna
Presbyterian Ladies” Missionary Society
A. P. Frame
Mary &. Lawrence
Wheeling
Kent
Ohio
Sarah E. Lawrence
John L. Wirick
Dr. Moore
Tbr
Howard
Washington High School
Town Hall
Charles Turnhaugh
Jata O. Carnes
Frank Amos
Gertrude Paden
Blanche Boyd
Margaret Coffee
Junho E. Moore
Lulu McDonald
Ada Engish
Senecaville News Briefs and Local Visits
Mrs Seth Gordon visited Cambridge on Monday. John Spence sold 115 acres to J W Keiler with W W Webster surveying Tuesday. Miss Bernice Scott visited Cambridge Wednesday. A daughter died and was buried Thursday after birth. School closed Friday for exams. Mrs Beile Ferguson and son Kenneth visited Hartford and Pleasant City. Rev Shaffer of Pleasant City preached Saturday night. Fred Lowry and wife visited Cambridge from Saturday to Monday. M E quarterly meeting held at Concord church. R L Nelson and wife visited Cumberland. Butter 20c and eggs 11c. Henry Berry of Cambridge visited his mother Mrs Thomas Berry over Sunday. Ezekiel Wallace of Zanesville visited his brother. John Seward of Cambridge visited his uncle Charles Ross. Mrs Burt Britton of Byesville visited her mother. School closed last Friday April 28 with an evening entertainment. Mr Bonnell noted for bleaching. D L Ross bought a fine wing horse for 250. Myrtle Rhodes of Canal Dover visited her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Gordon
Cambridge
John Spence
J. W. Keiler
W. W. Webster
Bernice Scott
Swift Frame
Beile Ferguson
Kenneth
Hartford
Pleasant City
Mr. Shaffer
Henry Berry
Thomas Berry
Ezekiel Wallace
Zanesville
Mr. Wallace
John Seward
Charles Ross
Burt Britton
Byesville
M. V. McKim
Bonnell
D. Ross
Jones
Milnersville
Myrtle Rhodes
Canal
Dover
Bre
F. Rhodes
Clara Gibson
Bert Whitis
Ralph
Evesville
Paul Gibson
E. A. Taylor
Bloomfield
Ella Wilson
KR. M. Atchison
G. W. Meee
Bresville
Kinovsolton
Scott McCandless
Summerfield
J. L. Mathews
Saltfork
Mr. Potts
Willian Whissel
G. We Kirkman
Whissel
W. J. Pollock
Nettie Miller
James Hilson
Near Midway
Mr. McMunn
Siansen Colvin
Wilber Wilson
Sone
Fransea Adams
Alitmal
Annie Schughart
Lirds Run & D. 1
W. J. Pulluck
Charley Tedrick
Son Nine
Near Winterser
James McKim
Jane Miller
T. C. Kirkwood
Emer Armstrong
Pleasant Hill
Jasper Forney
Belle Valley
Cumberland News Highlights Social Visits and Staff Change
Mrs Jean Buckingham and son Robert visited relatives in Senecaville Tuesday. Dr W E Elder and wife of Chandlersville were guests of her parents. Mrs Lena Becham of Kansas City was guest of Mrs Stranathan last week. F D DeLong resigned as grammar department teacher due to ill health. Ermin Hell to teach remainder of term. Geo A Daniel and family of Rowland were guests of G H Daniels family over Sunday. Communion services will be observed at the C P church next Sunday. H R Zoller visited relatives in Zanesville part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Buckingham
Robert
Senecaville
W. E Elder
Chandlersville
Lena Becham
Kansas City
Stranathan
F. D. DeLong
Ermin *Hell
Geo. A. Daniel and Family
Rowland
G. H. Daniel
C. P
H.R. Zoller
Zanesville
German Syrup Promises Cures for Coughs and Lung Ailments
Almanac notes Strange Advice for afflicted readers urging use of German Syrup to speedily relieve or cure coughs bronchial or lung troubles and even consumption with trial bottle at 25 cents and regular size 75 cents. Local items mention visitors from Cambridge and Bresville, a railroad stone prep, a Kinovsolton school closing, and upcoming Saltfork church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qin
Garvan Syrep
Community Notes From Birmingham Area
Clara Hazlett visited friends near Guernsey last week. Clear Fork Baptist Church holds services next Sabbath and Sabbath night. Ben Speck and family of Uhrichsville visit relatives here. Rev. Mr. McCloud preaches farewell at Presbyterian on May 14. Ray George left for Lebanon to pursue a college course. The Londonderry telephone line to London Derry was completed, with free talk from Thursday until the switchboard is installed. It will greatly aid local communication. The distance to the nearest telephone is six miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hazlett
Guernsey
Clearfork Baptist Church
Ben Speck
Uhrichsville
Mr. McCloud
Presbyterian
Esarch
Ray George
Lebanon
Londonderry
Birmingham
Londonderry Notes on Local Events and Telephones
Mrs. Ben Masters is ill with the grip. Easter services at Mc Coy's Sabbath were praised as the best yet. H. H. Masters sold a farm to Wheeling parties last week. The Londonderry Farmers' telephone line is completed with switchboard to be activated soon, linking farmers by phone. The body of Mrs. Ellen Smith from Guernsey County Infirmary was brought to McCoy's Sabbath for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Masters
McCoy’s
Ellen Smith
Guernsey County Infirmary
Londonderry Telephone Company
Londonderry
Birmingham
Winterset Town Notes And Local Arrivals
Winterset reports A G Stockdale purchasing a fine organ. Vane A Johnson repairing his bot Carlisle and Guy buying a new thresher. Street lamps brightening town with plans for more. R S Baker visiting brother E W Baker. Laura Wirick goes to Aurora Nevada to teach. Gattrel to ship carload of fat sheep east. Sick list adds Addie Tedrick as worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.G. Stockdale
Vane A. Johnson
Carlisle
Guy
R. S. Baker
Middlebourne
E. W. Baker
Laura Wirick
Aurora
Nevada
Gattrel
Addie Tedrick
Fortunate and Grateful Woman Recovers with Favorite Remedy
Mrs J B Giles of Everett Pa suffered kidney and gravel trouble for years. She tried doctors and medicines without relief until using David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy of Rondout New York. A few words tell the result she is now a happy and perfectly well woman once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Giles
Everett
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Pleasant Valley Weather and Local Notices
April during Pleasant Valley included snow on three days and ten cloudy days out of thirty with some fair days. Samuel Chambers visited his sister near Fernsey last Sunday while Elizabeth Ferbra visited her daughter near Lore City. A teacher named Eva Stewart left her school last Friday due to illness and stayed with her mother Mrs Sadie Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Chambers
Johnson Scott
Nearuernsey
Ste Dane
Sewe Wi
Elizabeth Ferbra
William Black
Lore City
Ueava Stewart
Earher
Sadie Stewart
St This
North Salem Notices and Local Arrivals
North Salem notes report William Whissel selling his house and moving to Cambridge. Several local exchanges include marriages, visits, farm work, and livestock trades. A quarterly M. P. church meeting is announced with a Saturday business session and Sunday services.
Birds Run School Close At Kimbolton
A sizable group attended the Kimbolton school closing on Friday evening as the winter term ended Thursday. The box social drew good turnout with proceeds of 86.80. Miss Lyda Temple is reported very poorly. Mrs. Charlotte Evans of this place visited her daughter in Newcomerstown. Flat Ridge resident Addy buys 0 acres from Maggie Moninger. James Williams, brakeman on the Penca, R. B., visits his father. Miss Forest Worthing of Cambridge visits here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbolton
Lyda Temple
George Stephen
Mildred
Frank Jonson
Nora Ross
Guernsey
Estelle Clemens
W. E. Johnson
Cambridge
Charlotte Evans
Garden making is the order of the Middletown area
Several locals visited the county seat Saturday on business. Pack, infant child of Mr and Mrs D S Long, has pneumonia but is improving. James Taylor and Mr Underwood of Ubrichsville stayed with S H Taylor last week. Ernest Boyd of Columbus visits relatives here. Ross Parlet of Cambridge visited his parents west of town. Politicians canvassed the area for the upcoming convention. Mrs Hattie Watson of Derwent visited her grandmother Elizabeth Henry and others Sunday. GC Coleman sold a good draught horse last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack
D. S. Long
Jobn L. Scott
Ereesh Bryant
James Taylor
Mr. Underwood
Ubrichsville
S. H.taylor
Ernest Boyd
Columbus
Ross Parlet
Cambridge
Hattie Watson
Derwent
Elizabeth Henry
Coleman
How to Reach California by Notable Rail Lines
A garbled excerpt lists rail routes such as the Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line with mentions of the Overland Limited and California Express serving Sa Francisco, Los Angeles, and Portland. It shifts to local notices about job moves, a Baptist pastor, and a sharp critique of Athens county finances alleging a deficit of 471,456.42 with political satire on local patriots and a call to whitewash the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific & North-Western
Overland Limited
California Express
Sa. Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
W. B. Olskera
D. E. Carman
The
Baptist Church
North 4Th Street
C. P. Forsythe
Gomber Avenue
North 8Th Street
Athens County
C. H. Grossener
Io Congress
Too Much at Stake Bandred Battles Amid War News
May 2 reports from Russia Poland and Warsaw describe clashes between workers and troops with fatalities and many wounded. Bombings and rifle fire marred crowds near Vienna station and Praga. In St Petersburg area celebrations mark the Yalu battle anniversary with a formal military display under General Kuroki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Warsaw
Lodz
Russia
Atoscow
Odessa
Kiel
Minsk
Mishineit
Zelanski Street
Denly
Ziota
Sosnore
Vienna
Ond
Zomb Kowska Cate
Praga
Kuroki
Tia Fusam
The
Yalu
Trismobal Srebes
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Cambridge Citizen
A Cambridge resident, Joseph Moorehead, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved dull back pains and kidney discomfort after many years of worsening symptoms. He confirms his 1899 statement and adds that through 1904 no changes are needed, praising the remedy as reliable. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo distributes United States rights. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Doun
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
France and Japan neutrality signals prompt quiet note
May 2 Paris reports ongoing Japanese press agitation over France neutrality, but Paris insists France has given ample assurances to observe neutrality. Foreign office says no further action expected as France has fully carried out its commitments and the issue is considered closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Japan
Paris
Foreign Office
Nicholas Proclaims Religious Freedom in Russia Easter Gift
May 1 reports from St. Petersburg describe Emperor Nicholas granting absolute freedom of worship and the right for subjects to change faith upon adulthood. The decree rescinds restrictions on Jews Catholics Protestants and Muslims and creates a commission to regulate mixed marriages births and deaths. About forty million people across alien faiths gain new religious liberty under the imperial act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Committee of Ministers
Poland
Cambridge Ordinance 597 Bonds for land to open street
Ordinance 597 authorizes issuing bonds of 1000 dollars total to acquire land for opening a city street in Cambridge Ohio. Bonds of 500 dollars each issued June 1 1905 bear 4 percent interest semi annually, payable at the city treasurer, signed by mayor and auditor, due in five years. Proceeds go to Board of Public Service to purchase land. adopted May 1 1905, signed by T. and K. president of Council. clerk Blackburn. approved by Mayor Smallwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cambridge
State of
Ohio
Board of Public Service
A. D
L. Blackburn
J. W. Smallwood
Nervous Headache Cure Promoted by Dr A W Chase Pills
An advertisement describes nervous headaches and severe symptoms as a sign the nervous system is shattered. It touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a treatment that goes to the root of the problem and claims to cure attacks. A testimonial from Mrs John Fall of Lorain Ohio praises the medicine for ending painful, stiff neck and eye strain and restoring steadiness and vigor. Available through agents and Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Portrait of A W Chase on package. Cambridge Ohio store listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W Chase
John Fall
Routh St
Loruns
A. W. Chase
Dr. AW. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
M. D
Byeneilley & CO
Cambridge
Ohio
Legal Notice in Guernsey County Ohio partition suit
John T. Ford files a petition in the Court of Common Pleas seeking partition and division of undivided one ninth of Erasmus J. Ford estate with dower rights for Mariah Ford. Named defendants including W. F. Ford G B Ford C Ford Mary Alice Caldwell must answer by June 10. Attorney: Atty McCulloch. April 27 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Ford
High Street
San Francisco
California
G. B. Ford
Rawlings
State of Wyoming
C. Ford
Hesperia
State of California
Mary Alice Caldwell
Evensville
Wisconsin
John T. Ford
Court of Common Pleas
Guernsey County
Ohio
Erasmus J. Ford
Mariah Ford
Zanesville
Township of
Wills
County of Guernsey
State of
Cambridge
County of
Guernsey
Jet
Broom
W. F. Ford
G. Ford
O. C. Ford
G B. Ford
Notice of partition suit against William Moffat in Guernsey County
Pearl Frederick filed a petition in the Mor mor pleas court Guernsey County Ohio on April 15 1905 seeking partition of west half of lot 33 Center Township and 17.82 acres in the southeast corner of the 4th quarter Cambridge Township Guernsey County Ohio. Moffat must answer by June 17 1905 or judgment may be taken. J B Ferguson and T C Roche attorneys for Pearl Frederick April 20 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moffat
Bisbee
Arizona
Pearl Frederick
Summor Pleas Court
Guernsey County
Ohio
Center Township
Cambridge Township
J. B. Ferguson
T. C. Roche
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cumberland
Are Kennedy’s
Asim
Cme
Green
Winterset
Pleasant Valley
North Salem
Middletown
Rowe Stiles
North 6Th Street
Casal Dover
Seid
Richter
Richter & Go
Pearl Street
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Togo
Korekiego Tafaneshi
London
Great Britain
Far East
Gig
Mall - Rly Brothers
Warren
Albany
Nichols Copter Company
Laurel Hill
Queens County
Bowen
Caracas
Taft
Herbert W. Bowen
Loomis
State Department
Salt Lake City
W. A. Raiborne
Twenty-ninth Infantry
United States Army
Fort Douglas
Wilam H. Point
Twentyninth Infantry
Point
Raivorne
Raiborne
Ruxton
Lee
Richmond
Fitsnich Lee
Elba
neLfarous Freebom
Gungat “Lancharia
Century Mugil
Nodvu
Tie Piss
Kavuan
Ok Fem
Tie Pass
Genergl Neci
Fakoman
Changtufo
Fisamura
Mukden
Bouligan
Mussilmans
Caucasus
Boulizen Commission
Beaumont
Lenonville
Tex
Scott
Rdinance No
A. W. Cilase
A. RB. McCulloch
Atty
Marietta Commercial College
Marietta
Jetta
M. A. Adams
MO. M. Doax
Oeier
Iia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!