20 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
1
I R W Acheson treasurer Guernsey county Ohio gives notice to taxpayers of the county that the levies per hundred dollars value of taxable property for the year 1902 for all purposes in townships and corporations are as follows.
A brief summary notes the state levy allocations for Ohio University Fund at 2.2 cents and the State Common School Fund at 9.5 cents, with a sinking fund figure of 8 cents and a total stated as ie. This record preserves the niche fiscal item from the historical newspaper fragment without embellishment.
County funds include Bridge Children s Home Soldiers Relief Infirmary Soldiers Monument Judiciary and other levies totaling 1902 tax due. Delinquent amounts plus road tax must be paid by December 20 and the remainder by June 20. send exact name township section acres or lot and addition when requesting amounts by mail. Payment options include certificate of deposit post office money order registered letter. checks at sender risk. Office hours from October 20, 1902 to January 20, 1903 and April 1, 1903 to July 20, 1903 with 3:30 pm close. penalties apply after December 20 and June 20. Do not send stamps for change.
R W Acheson treasurer announces office hours from 7 30 a m to 3 30 p m and reminds the office will be closed on legal holidays in Cambridge Ohio dated October 186 1902
Robert and Sarah McClure Marshall of Adams township celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on November 11 2002 at their Lebanon area home. The event honored their long union with family children listed and a church ceremony led by Rev. Benjamin Waddell D D founder of Muskingum College. Additional items recount a Bankers Fraternal Union sociable, public lectures by Mrs Maud Ballington Booth and community remarks reflecting local civic and religious life, all dated and connected to Lebanon and Muskingum county.
The Hartford Pottery Company plans a 150 by 160 foot one story plant with a granite roof and four 16 foot kilns, capable of doubling the Cambridge plant. The site includes 177 lots to attract workers, with a ten year bond and expected job creation for about fifty people. Hartford anticipates rapid growth and new housing next summer.
Mr Peter Smith of Jackson street New Lexington Ohio sought relief from nervous headaches dizziness and sleeplessness. He reports taking Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills after medical advice and notes his headaches diminished his sleep improved and his nerves steadied.
At a city meeting stockholders voted to dissolve the merged Ohio Fuel Supply and its former gas companies including United Gas Cambridge Corning Roseville Bremen Nelsonville Mt Vernon. Notables from Pennsylvania and Ohio attended. The firm plans to supply 200 million feet of gas daily for years, up from current 111 million, after spending nearly half a million on the Zanesville plant.
Cambridge mourns the death of Jobn Hoyd a well known citizen who lived on Gonrher and Clark corners for thirty years A retired grocer and local businessman Hoyd suffered apoplexy and died after a second attack at 1 30 Friday morning He leaves seven children and is survived by his widow Malisan Barton interment at South cemetery services conducted by Rev R J Pape. Freeman lodge rites will be part of funeral honors
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mrs dM Foreman at home in Newark and Rev Henry M Tawden tied to Ohio Baptist Convention activity, with references to Greensburg Wisconsin and Liverpool area. Details are unclear, but the items indicate religious and community figures connected to Ohio and Wisconsin regions.
A narrator recalls childhood ties to churches across Philadelphia and beyond, recounting experiences with Unitarian, Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Mormon congregations. He mentions figures like Talmage and Longfellow, and notes a lingering fascination with religious ceremony despite not aligning with any single denomination.
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