Macadam Road Contracts Open in Guernsey County
Seated proposals for grading and macadamizing one mile of road in Wills township Guernsey County will be received until noon June 6 1907. Plans and specifications are on file in Cambridge and Columbus. Bidders must include deposit forfeitable if they fail to enter bond within five days. State Highway Commissioner may reject any bid.
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Office of the Commissioners of
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Ohio
Wills Township
Columbus
State of
Local Birth Notices and Advertisements Highlight May 1907
A string of birth announcements from Canton and Cambridge R D areas lists newborn sons and a daughter for families including Mr. and Mrs. W. Bry ant and Mr. and Mrs. F. Rin er with dates in May 1907. Also cited are Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ads promising health benefits and local druggist Brooks Sutton promotions. Community notes mention Dr. O E Hugher’s visit, illness in the area, and upcoming Cambridge ball team schedule against Muskingum College with games at Electric Pat and New Concord.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Brooks Sutton
O. E. Hugher
Paulding
Essrs
J. W
E. D. Shively Monay
Nur Bize Bell
Josephine Bugher
Rocky Mountainer
Frn
Cambridge
Muskingum Coege
New Concord
Muskingum College
Cambridge City Band to Donate Memorial Day Services
The Cambridge City Band of thirty members will perform for the local post of the G. A. R. on Memorial Day and donate their services. The band is a leading regional ensemble, widely appreciated by Cambridge citizens, with potential summer outdoor concerts threatened by financial shortfalls.
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Cambridge
Byesville News Letter Highlights Local Visits
May 28 notes show Miss Lucinda White visiting friends in Belle Valley over Sunday. Miss Mary James of Pleasant City returns home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Shuttleworth. Howard Oliver of Newcomerstown visits friends here over Sunday. Wes Pollock ill on Sixth street. Mrs. C. A. Frame of Cambridge visits Mr and Mrs. Ringer on Sixth street. Mrs. W. P. Moore and daughter Gladys on Sixth street visit relatives in Ava. Everett Mackley of Caldwell spends Sunday with his parents on Grant street. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Burlingame of Sixth street leave Sanaa for relatives in Zanesville. Waite McDonald and sister Mrs. Luther Secrest plan extended visit in Michigan. G. F. Spencer of Main street moves family to Cambridge this week.
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Byesville
Lucinda White
Belle Valley
Mary James
Pleasant City
Mrs. Shuttleworth
Howard Oliver
Newcomerstown
Wes Pollock
Sixth Street
W. P. Moore
Gladys
Ava
Everet Mackley
Caldwell
Hiram Mackley
Grant Street
Pearl Burlingame
Sanaa
Zanesville
Waite McDonald
Mrs
Luther Secrest
Michigan
Cambridge School Promotes 238 Pupils to Second Grade
The close of the present school year saw first promotions across Cambridge primary departments. On Monday 238 children were passed into the second grades. Nine primary rooms are taught by Misses Mattie Allison, Mattie McCartney, Nana Stitt, Edna Longsworth, Nellie Probasco, Hattie Steele, Fannie Moorehead, Lucy Wells. Miss Nina Garvin will rejoin Cambridge teachers after a year away in the west.
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Cambridge
Mattie Allison
Mattie McCartney
Nana Stitt
Edna Longsworth
Nellie Probasco
Hattie Steele
Fannie Moorehead
Lucy Wells
Nina Garvin
West
Pomona Grange Meets With Officers to Install Members
Pomona Grange will meet at Rock Hill Friday June 7 beginning at 10 o clock. The forenoon session is for installation of officers for fifth degree members, then an open meeting for all. L J Taber state secretary will attend and speak Rev W A Chalfant speaks on Farmers Organizations and John W Cale on taxation. Papers music recitations basket dinner. J E Armstrong Master T W McNary Secretary.
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Pomona Grange
Rockhill
Commencin
Forenoon Wi
L. J. Taber
W. A. Chalfant
John W. Cale
J. E. Amrstrong
T. W. McNary
Seo’y
Power plant accident halts heavy interurban service
A storm damaged Cambridge L P and T Co generator, forcing removal of heavy interurban cars from service until repairs are completed. A lighter city car continues running between Cambridge and Byesville during the outage.
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Cambridge L. P. & T. Co
Byesville
Court House News: Marriage Licenses and Court Docket
Marriage licenses issued for Francis M Secrest with Anna N Kackley and Franklin H Smith with Mary Edith Hunt. Common Pleas docket includes several dismissals pleas, and pretrial actions. hearings set for June 14 and June 22. various foreclosures appraisals and settlements listed.
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Francis M. Secrest
Anna N. Kackley
Pleasant City
Franklin H. Smith
Monroe Township
Mary Edith Hunt
Washington Township
Common Pleas
Martin Post to Hold Memorial Day Services
The Martin Post of Claysville will hold memorial day services at East Union on May 30 at 1 p.m. Speakers include Hon. David Linn reverend Mr. Livingston and C. F. E. Monroe.
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Martin Post
Claysville
East Union
David Linn
Mr. Livingston
C. FE. Monroe
Stork Delivers Baby Girl to Mackey Family in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Mackey welcome a baby girl on Friday May 24 in Columbus. The father, now with the International Correspondence School of Scranton, notes the child’s good looks come largely from the mother as local friends extend congratulations.
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Cambridge
Sylvester Mackey
Columbus
Jeffersonian
Star Route Discontinued in Guernsey County
Postmaster Jas R Barr is informed by Washington that the Cambridge Star mail route to Milnersville will discontinue after May 31. After that, Milnersville mail likely travels from Kimbolton via rural carrier, leaving three star routes in Guernsey county: Freeport to Antrim, Barnesville to Fairview, and Cambridge to Washington.
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Jas. R. Barr
Washington, D. C
Cambridge Star
Milnersville
Kimbolton
Guernsey County
Freeport
Antrim
Barnesville
Fairview
Cambridge
Washington
Jury Commission Organizes in Guernsey County
The Guernsey County jury commission met in the county commissioners office to place 200 citizens in the jury wheel. J. M. McKittrick was elected chairman, George Moore secretary, with M. D. Norris and J. E. Coen as the other two members.
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Guernsey County
Sam Commission
J. M. McKitrick
George Moore
M. D. Norris
J. E. Coen
Italy Seeks Hague Conference Pact on Battleship Limits
The Italian Cabinet plans to propose at the Hague conference a maximum tonnage limit for battleships, with backing from Great Britain and the United States. Also advertised is Hostetler's Stomach Bitters, claimed effective for numerous ailments and guaranteed under the Pure Drugs Act of 1906. For sale by all druggists.
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Hague
United States
Hostettre
Knoxville clergyman visits Cambridge friends during Assembly
Rev. Harry White of Knoxville Tennessee attended the Presbyterian General Assembly in Columbus and called on Cambridge friends Saturday before visiting his Washington boyhood home en route back to his charge.
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Harry White
Knoxville
Tenn
Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Cambridge Friends
Washington
Ida Frame Crow Obituary from Cambridge Ohio
Mrs Ida Frame Crow died at her home on South 12th street Cambridge Ohio after a three month illness on Sabbath May 12, 1907. Born Kimbolton she was daughter of J D Frame and wife of John A Crow. A charter member of Kimbolton church she lived a life of faithfulness and charity.
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Ida Frame Crow
South 12Th Street
Cambridge
Ohio
J. D. Frame
Kimbolton
John A. Crow
8Th Street
South Side
12Th Street
North Salem United Presbyterian Church
Kimbolton Church
California pastor and wife leave Athens after visit
Rev. A. H. Gannett and his wife, guests of Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Hixon in the Glass Plant Addition, departed Tuesday morning. He goes to Indianapolis as a California delegate to a convention, she to visit relatives and friends in Athens.
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A. H. Gannett
California
G. W. Hixon
Glass Plant
Indianapolis
Athens
Aged Veteran Is Called Home
John Parratt a well known Middlebourne resident aged about seventy two died at his home Sunday morning around five o clock after an illness of two years He served in the Union Army during the war and settled in Middlebourne He is survived by his wife and children Mrs Nettie Scott Edgar Parratt of Utica Mrs Dora Fishborn of Johnstown Ohio and Charles O Parratt of Quaker City
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John Parratt
Middlebourne
Parlatt
Nettie Scott
Edgar Parlatt
Utica
Dora Fishborn
Johnstown, O
Charles O. Parratt
Quaker City
Visits Cambridge After 44 Years Absence
J A Johnson of Lineville Iowa is visiting Cambridge friends this week on the way home from the Presbyterian General Assembly in Columbus Ohio. He is the son of the late Justus Johnson a Cambridge church founder who lived northwest of town. This is his first Cambridge visit since leaving for Iowa forty four years ago.
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J. A. Johnson
Lineville
Iowa
Cambridge
Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Johnson
Justus Johnson
Cambridge Presbyterian Church
Hanlon Brothers Change Leadership at Hanlon-Sharp Co
At a directors meeting the Hanlon-Sharp Co. accepted the resignations of W. W. Hanlon as president and O. O. Hanlon as treasurer. Andrew Edmiston of Weston was elected president, and J. O. McCord chosen treasurer. T. H. Hammond remains secretary and manager.
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Hanlon-Sharp Co
W. W. Hanlon
O. O. Hanlon
Andrew Edmiston
Weston
J. O. McCord
T. H. Hammond
Register
Catarrh Cure Claimed as Constitutional Remedy
In a promotion for Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio the ad asserts catarrh is constitutional not local and promises cure by internal use. It offers $100 for any case not cured and urges sending for circulars and testimonials.
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Hall
F. J.cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Harness sale cuts prices for 30 days at Thede Stevenson's
Thede Stevenson's Harness shop on 8th street near Farmers' Hotel announces a 30 day sale across all harness grades collars pads whips and entire line to reduce stock. Consumers urged to visit and save money during the event.
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Thede Stevenson
8Th Street
Farmers’ Hotel
City Schools Exam for Teachers Set for June 8
Notice to teachers: an examination for city school positions will be held in the central school building on Saturday June 8 1907 starting at 8 30 am. Vouchers of good moral character required of all applicants. By order of the Board of City School Examiners. W T Young Clerk May 30 1907 Digest line.
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Board of City School Examiners
W. T. Young
Wheat Futures Rally as Frosts Boost Prices in Chicago
Severe frosts to the west and southwest pushed Chicago grain prices to new highs with July wheat at 108% of par and later retreats as heavy selling pulled back gains. July corn and oats also advanced before closing lower or mixed, with options showing strong gains in wheat and variable moves in corn and oats.
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Chicago
Market prices for corn hay oats and butter
Corn No 2 yellow ear 60 67 No 2 yellow shelled 62 62 percent No 2 high mixed shelled 61 62 Hay No 1 timothy 22.60 23.00 No 1 clover 19.00 20.00 No 3 mixed 19.00 20.00 Oats No 2 white 51 51 percent Egg e Selected 16 17 Butter Prints 26 tubs 26 Ohio cream 23 24
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