Guernsey County Teachers Examinations Schedule
Examinations will be held the first Saturday of every month including Boxwell tests on the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May. Boxwell commencement is on the last Saturday of January. All meetings occur in Cambridge Ohio with exams starting at 8:30 a.m. Pres W G Wolfe Quaker City OH Vice President A L Cash Byes vn Clerk E Bell Cambridge OH.
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Guernsey County
Boxwell
Jane
Cambridge
Ohio
W. G. Wolfe
Quaker City
A. L. Cash
Byesvn
E. Bell
Mrs Pollock R D 2 dies suddenly in North Salem
Kimbolton R D 2 Mrs. Pollock widow of Robert Pollock formerly of North Salem died suddenly last Saturday. Funeral services were held Monday with interment at Flat Ridge cemetery. She leaves six children and one sister. Local residents improved dwellings with paint. Seminary School house festival last Friday night drew a good crowd. Smith brothers operated a busy stand. Gillespie’s new dwelling under heapaway construction. Wilbur Wilson and wife returned from Bloomfield visit. Louis Little, working in Stark county, back home with sister in Magnolia and mother visiting. Mr Rathburn of Marietta leased several local farms for oil and gas and will drill first well on Lee Beal’s farm.
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Seminary School House
Smith Brothers
Louis Little
Stark County
Magnolia
Mr. Rathburn
Marietta
Lee Beal
Death and notices from North Salem local column
North Salem notes record the death of Mrs. Robert Pollock at 73 from heart trouble with survivors, funeral Monday, Ridge Cemetery interment, along with visitors and health updates. Other items mention Isabel Carnes visiting Cambridge, Mrs T A McKim ill, L M Patterson and Bert Jones traveling to Olona BLS convention, Melissa Touvell visiting relatives, John M Martin buying a horse, Mrs Charles Porter visiting Cambridge parents, and a Miss Ella Brown presentation by the M E choir at John Bryn Jones's home.
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John M Martin
Malatt
Plat Ridge
Charles Porter
Cambridge
Thos. Lloyd
M. FE
Ella Brown
John Bryn Jones
E. Gaston Afer
June Weather Mayhem Forecast by Prof Hicks
Weather prognostications warn of a tumultuous June with regular and reactionary storm periods. Expect rising temperatures, heavy rainfall, cloudbursts, hail, and possible tornadoes from late May through mid June, followed by cooler spells and frost threats in northern states. Agricultural impact foreseen with potential grain shortages if rains fail after June, and a general drought risk looming into late summer. J W Shaff promotes Rocky Mountain Tea with seasonal optimism. J A Devore returns home after visiting Perry in North Seventh street. JW Hyatt leaves Hyatt and Stevens. business shifts to Herman Johnston.
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Hicks
J. A. Devore
Perry
North Seventh Street
Thurston
Ohio Central Lines
JW. Hyatt
Hyatt and Stevens
Herman Johnston Apa Chal
Mr. Hyatt
Noah Wyatt
Emmet Scott
Hyatt
Cambridge court actions span common pleas and probate
Judge Frazier of Zanesville presides in Cambridge over cases including Murray v state Ohio and Carteret Club v Cambridge. Ohio v Ross et al involves assault and battery with bond set at 200. Divorce rulings, quiet title suits, guardianship, and condemnation of land for Beatty avenue are listed with various awards and motions.
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Frazier
Zanesville
Cambridge
John Murray
State of
Ohio
Carteret Club
City of
Wm. Ross
Lewis
J. A. LaFollett
Wilson Watkins
Jea C. Watson
Tra H. Watson
Margaret Evans
Thomas Thomas
Milton G. Burnsworth
Edward
Clark Et al
Ross Scott
Mary E. Scott
John Scott
Jas. W. Bell
Mabel M. Neal
John O. Duniver
J. B. Schick
John, B. Schick
J. O. Dunniver
John B. Schick
Propate
Beatty Avenue
J. C. Dunniver
Cambridge Corporation
Schick
Dunniver
B. F. Enos
T. R. Deselm
W. S. Dougherty
Thornbaugh
Eagleson
W. W. Stewart
The Motor Boat of the Future and Bitters Claim
The article notes steam yachts becoming scarce as millionaires swap for large motor boats, predicting gasoline ships over two hundred feet long. It also touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted remedy for stomach, liver, and bowel issues, urging use for bloating heartburn poor appetite and indigestion.
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Hostetter
Ohio State Sunday School Convention of 1906 at Marietta
Two weeks remain until the Ohio State Sunday School Convention opens in Marietta on June 6 7 1906 with about fifteen hundred delegates from across the state. Notables include Dr H M Haimill Mrs M S Lamoreaux W Pearce Miss Nannie Lee Frayser Rev R A Hadden and Prof EF Evell conductor of convention music. Also featured is a Sunday school bazaar and exhibition of equipment with rates from all parts of the state two cents per male. For details contact Dr Joseph Clark State Secretary 79 Tuggen Bldg Columbus Ohio. Lore City leads Guernsey county in tax payment under the new tax law. An ad notes Hot Mster’s Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents Tea or Tablets.
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Ohio
Marietta
H. M. Haimill
M.S. Lamoreaux
W. ©. Pearce
Nannie Lee Frayser
E. C. Knapp
R. A. Hadden
Columbus
EF. O. Evcei
Chiaago
Joseph Clark
Tuggen
Hie
B and C Summer Schedule Changes May 21
The B and O railroad introduces summer time changes effective Sunday May 21. Eastbound trains adjust arrival times: No 106 to 2 18 am, No 14 to 8 16 am, No 12 to 5 25 pm, No 8 to 9 53 pm. No 18, No 104, No 105, No 7, No 9, No 103, No 15, and No 19 remain unchanged. Miners train departures unchanged at 6 15 am and 40 pm.
Receiver Appointed for Monroe Gazette
A receiver has been appointed to wind up the Monroe Gazette, the oldest Republican paper in Monroe county. Proprietors are Jor. George A. Keepers and D. M. Greenbank. Dr. Keepers is in government service in Oklahoma and Indian Territory, so cannot attend to the paper. A. G McDougal was named receiver, while Greenbank plans to launch a rival paper, the Courier.
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Monroe Gazette
Monroe County
George A. Keepers
D. M. Greenbank
Keepers
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
A. G McDougal
Greenbank
Courier
July Attractions at Cambridge and Ryesville Driving Park
Special daily attractions headline July events beside horse racing. Bare Devil Weer, America's bold cycling daredevil, will leap the double chasm. Prof Walter Rauh, human torpedo aeronaut, makes daily ascensions, firing from a 240 foot cannon and parachuting down. Dates July 3 4 and 5.
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Bare Devil Weer
America
Freshman Win Beats Eighth Grade Team 12 to 11
The Freshman class baseball nine defeated the combined Eighth grades Monday afternoon by a score of 12 to 11.
Enumeration of Cambridge school wards by assessors
The Cambridge school enumeration shows Ward 1 with 727, up 15 from 1905. Ward 2 records 693, up 18. Ward 3 lists 713, up 1138. Ward 4 reports 34, up 48.
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Cambridge
Bee Keepers See Savings on Zanesville Supplies
Buy four bee keeping supplies in Zanesville and save time and freight. Root Co. goods offered at factory prices. Catalog free, few. Pierce at 14 West Main Street, Zanesville, Ohio.
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Zanesville
Root Co
Few. Pierce
W. Main St
Zanesville, O
Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quisine
Ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claiming a one day cure for colds. Druggists refund money if it fails. Noted signature of E. W. Grove appears on each box. Implies a sales pitch typical of period newspaper ads.
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E. W. Grove
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