Judge Roby Refuses Republican Campaign Assessment
Indianapolis September 11 Judge Frank S Roby of the appellate court declines to pay a Republican state committee assessment for campaign purposes. His refusal letter to George C Dinwiddie vice chairman was released. Dinwiddie had asked for a $200 assessment and prompt payment.
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Frank S. Roby
Appellate
Republican State Committee
George C. Dinwiddie
Dinwiddie
Judge Roby
uCow
Columbus
Ways Win Out In Marion County
Marion County voters ended Prohibition with a dry margin of 1253, sweeping out Fifty saloons. The dry victory came despite heavy campaigning by wets and drys alike with women polling voters and challenges to ballots amid rain. Roy Robinson and W G Scarlett faced arrest for illegal voting as temperance groups offered a $1,000 reward for convicting illegal voters.
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Marion
Marion County
Brother
Marion Protective Association
Associated Brewers
Temperance People
State Anti-Saloon League
Roy Robinson
W. G. Scarlett
Marriage Licenses Granted in This City and Surrounding Areas
Marriage licenses have been granted in this city. Ahel, 29, of Hamilton and Ila Van Meter, 32, of this city, wed Herbert Grubbs, 21, and Ada Moore, 23, both of this city. O C Kackley and Eulora Sigenfritz, both of Pleasant City, obtained licenses as well.
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Rves ‘Ahel
Hamilton
Ila van Meter
Herbert Grubbs
Ada Moore
O. C. Kackley
Eulora Sigenfritz
Pleasant City
Muskingum Temperance Campaign Delayed Until After Election
The Rose law based temperance drive in Muskingum will not start until after the November election, as understood. The plan hinges on electoral timing and avoids early mobilization.
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Muskingum
Washington Fair Brings Busy Week of Events and Visitors
Washington’s annual fair drew crowds with balloon ascensions and parachute acts. Local officials praise organizers for a successful show while noting revisits from Elmer Biggs, Dr. McCulloch, and others. visitors from Mansfield, Newark, Chicago, and Toronto shared in town events and church gatherings.
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Cambridge
Annie Hunt
Barnesville
Mattie Smith
Elmer Biggs
Mansfield
Washington
David Eagleson
Chicago
A. G. Eagleson
Plis Ross
West Chester
Jane Shipman
Guernsey County Fair Attracts Noted Visitors And Travelers
This week Guernsey county fair drew visitors from across the region. Dr R C Paisley of New Athens and Mrs Susan Baxter were guests of relatives. Alex M McCleary of Indianapolis toured the fair and grave sites. Dr R M Green of Oroville California attended for the fourth year. Rev A B Yeager moves to Richmond Jefferson county. Edward Spear to Columbus to study dentistry.
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Elizabeth McCormick
Cleveland
Mary O. White
Squire Joseph Ferrell
Washington
A. B. Yeager
Washington Charge
Richmond
Jefferson County
R. M. Green
Oroville
California
Guernsey County
Alex. M. McCleary
Indianapolis
Local Fair Slips and Visitor Notes Across Town
The grain and dairy items show 22c butter 22c, eggs 16c, and chickens 10c as the fair winds down. Visitors include Robert Decker and Karl in Dillonvale, Mrs. Hunt in Cambridge, and Mrs. Wilkins in Denver. Elias Tennet and Ally Ammon from Farmngton visited Perry ton and the fair.
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Karl
Dillonvale
Margaret Hunt
Cambridge
Dulcie Wilkins
Denver
Colorado
H. Decker
Elias Tennet
Ally Ammon
Farmngton
W. Va
Perryton
Dessa Toothman
West Virginia
Jones
D. H. Sufee
Freeport
Bertha Decker
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Complete Cure
The advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers 100 dollars for any failure to cure, and invites readers to send for testimonials. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation also promoted.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Weather Brings Wheat Sowing Hope and Local News
Gentle rain encourages farmers to sow wheat. Remains of Thomas Gardiner were returned from Dakota and buried at Pisgah church, with Emory Gardiner. Notables attend Washington fair. D C Hennon leases an oil field. Oxford township Sunday school convention set near Fletcher church around October 12. Squire Smith, aged ninety one, visits with son William. barn building by Elwood Hartley.
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Emory
Dakota
Pisgah Church
Mr. Gardiner
Oxford Township
H. Brown
Frank Berry
Elsworth Henderson
D. C
Wm. Smith
Fairview
Squire Smith
Smith
Leonard Orme
Elwood Hartley
North Side Resident Regains Strength After Fall
W. E. Camp of North 11th street who was confined at home for two weeks with injuries from a stepladder fall is now able to leave his room each day.
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W. E. Camp
North 11Th Street
Ill child of Mr and Mrs Neyman shown hopes for recovery
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Neyman of East Gomber avenue remains quite ill but doctors and family hold out hope for her improvement.
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G. W. Neyman
East Gomber Avenue
Local News Briefs From Salesville and Surrounding Areas
Attendees from Salesville joined the Washington fair last week. J Pittinger of Dennison Ohio visited at his son in law Rodney Bates’s home. Mrs Thomas Wortman spent time with Cumberland relatives. An ice cream and box social occurred Saturday at Gibson station. Samuel Wortman visited Sagsel Station. S J Hutchison of St Clairs stayed with local families. Rocnestes cared for a horse in recent days.
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H. D. McCulloch
Toronto
Ohio
Charles Wallace
San Francisco
Thomas Wallace
W. H. Stewart
M. E
Dale
Presbyterian Church
Jester
McCullough
A. FE. Yeager
Washington
John Montoney
James
Fred Stewart
Newark
George Henry
Hartford
Conn
de. K. H. Henry
Columbus
C. L. Frame
R. Ss. Frame
Chicago
Rollo Frame
Pittsburg
R. &. Frame
P. C. Paisley
Pittinger
Dennison, O
Rodney Bates
Thomas Wortman
Cumberland
Gibson Station
Samuel Wortman
S. S. J. Hutchison
St. Clairs
Rocnestes
Taxable bonds offer avenue for tax relief and steady yields
Niue taxable bonds or base city and county bonds free of tax yield from 4 percent to 4 percent on investment. For details write or phone at the advertiser's expense C. C. Hoskinson 47 North Fourth Street Zanesville Ohio.
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Hoskinson
North Fourth Street
Zanesville
Ohifo
For Sale Pears from Orchard and at House
Pears offered for sale at 40 to 60 cents per bushel from the orchard or 40 cents a bushel at the seller's home for canning. Contact J. L. Banker by home phone 618 for details. Address list No. 14, $18-11-w-2w.
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J. L. Banker
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