Guernsey County Fair Draws Large Crowd Despite Weather
Attendance at the Guernsey county fair on Thursday and Friday surpassed previous years, with strong turnout for races and exhibits. Politicians visited, orders remained good, and officials hoped for an even larger crowd next year, as races produced multiple heats and notable purses across farmer events.
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Guernsey
Wilkin
The
Fair Association
Cambridge
Lore City
Antrim
Winchester
Lopdonderry
Beman G. Dawes
Gen. White
A. RK. McCulloch
E. M. Kennedy
Wm.Johnson
J. M. McGinnis
FARM
Pusbe
Apgy G
Douglas
Lil Kitty J
Warne
Fay
Campbell
Belle Brooke
Timberlake
Heath
Dexter Boy
Buckle
Sunny Girl
Kirkwood Girl
Tinsmans
the Farmer
Jeffries
Wester
Coskins
Legal Hall
Waver
Orly
Max P Taylor Leaves City for Sunny South Again
Max P Taylor city council president and Cambridge vice mayor leaves Cambridge for Tyrone Oklahoma to take charge of a newspaper. He recently returned from Asheville North Carolina where he was treated for health since last April and hopes the climate change aids his recovery.
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Max P. Taylor
North Sun Street
Cambridge
Asheville
N. C
Tyrone
Oklahoma
Taylor
Hin
Coshocton to receive a local Commandery
Coshocton is to have a Commanders of her own after a special dispensation at the Grand Commandery which adjourned. A Cambridge Commandery visited by local leaders supported organizing a Crone mandery in the city, with the state body set to decide, to the petitioners’ satisfaction.
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Coshocton
Grand Caarnansery
Waiehts Fron
Coshoctead
Cambridge Commandery No. 47
Ferguson Taken To State Hospital After Arraignment
Wm. R. Ferguson was arraigned before Probate Judge How Luccock and adjudged Lagat. He was taken to the State Asylum in Galumbus by Sheriff Watson Friday noon. He had been in poor health and recently became violent, frightening his family. He reportedly threatened to kill family members after claiming he was long bene and kill them. Cliver Meredith secured the weapon and Ferguson was arrested.
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Wm. R. Ferguson
How
Luccock
Sriday
Lagat
Staite
Galumbus
Sheri Watson
Ferguson
Fegcuson
Cliver Meredith
Sherll? Watson
Large payrolls as Cambridge mills pay workers in full
The Guernsey valley mines and Cambridge mills, including the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co sheet mill, paid roughly $200,000 to two weeks of wages. Additional payoffs for the Tin Mill, Glass House, Cambridge Art Pottery, and smaller industries are due Saturday. Prospects for a prosperous fall and winter look bright as orders and employment remain strong.
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Campcire
Guernesy Valley
Guernsey
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Sheet Mill
Cambridge
Tin
Glass House
Cambridge Art
Anna Allison Ruby Dies in Cambridge At ????
Miss Anna Allison Ruby died Thursday morning at Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville after a recent illness. Born November 23, 185, she lived her life in Cambridge and was active in the Methodist Episcopal church and the Rebekahs. She worked as a cashier and later as a bookkeeper before health forced retirement. An operation failed to save her. funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock conducted by Pastor B. A. Tester with interment at Northwood.
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Anna Allison Ruby
Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Jefersoniap
Nathan
Martha Ruby
Cambridge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rebekahs
Cambridge High School
Davis Dry Goods Co
Cambridge Art Pottery
Ruby
South Ninth ‘Street
Pr B.A. Tester
Abibe
Northwood
Surprise Anniversary Party at Craig
Mrs Win Wilson of Craig hosted a large gathering Tuesday evening as relatives and friends surprised her, marking an anniversary with the assistance of Tiedt antenna and other attendees. The event featured warm notes and a pleasant family energy, with guests visiting and sharing well wishes.
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Win. Wilson
Craig
Bet Bette
Wasa
Close of 1906 Synod Session
The China Synod session opened with devotional by Rev. W. J. Engle. Committee reports highlighted Education and Ministerial Relief. Rev. W. R. Wilson was named chair of Homoletics and Pastoral Theology at Allegheny Seminary. Dr. McFarland led devotions urging service. Muskingum College president J Knox Montgomery extolled its role in training ministers, with graduates entering gospel work and missions.
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China Synod
W. J. Engle
S. W. Lorimer
J.r. Thomas Walp
Pst
Clairsville
American Hi- Wie Society
J. C. Pinkerton
Detroit
Theological Seminary
David Livingston
Columbus
W. A. Littell
Moore
Anti-Saloon League
W. R. Wilson
Walled Presbyterian Church
Allegheny Seminary
U. P
W. H. McFarland
Cambridge
C. P. Proudtit
May Jackson
Muskineum College
New Concord
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskingua College
Synnod
Christ
R. Harper
Campbell White
TP. Men's Uievenent
Deiv
United Presbyterian Church Synod to Meet in East Liverpool
The article notes a plan to hold next year's Synod with the First United Presbyterian Church of East Liverpool during the last week of September. It recalls the 1906 Ohio Synod session as highly helpful and successful in the denomination's history.
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Ohio Synod
Frosts and Severe Storms Sweep October Times
A reactionary storm period dominates early October with celestial cycles and full moon on the second guiding a pattern of storms through the month. Severe tropical systems threaten southern regions as northwest centers drive disturbances, followed by colder air, frost risk, and multiple seismic windows around the 10th and 15th, culminating in a late month storm stretch and a second full moon on the 31st.
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Earth
Vulcan
Women and Kidney Bladder Trouble Warns of Pain
A fragmented ad style notice promotes Swamp-Root remedies for kidney and bladder discomfort affecting both women and men. It emphasizes misery, weakness, and loss of ambition, claiming the product offers relief and health restoration through claimed urinary system benefits.
Police Court Records From Local Arrests
Fragmented police court notes describe four arrests after a late night incident. Names and details are garbled, with early entries showing Hungarian suspects and mentions of theatre locations and individuals tied to the case.
Cambridge Band Wins High Honors in Toledo
The Cambridge Commandery K. T. returned after three days in Teedy with a special train and praised service. Under I W LaChat the Cambridge band of thirty musicians joined seventy five swords and sixty ladies, earning praise from The Toledo Times as they led a grand procession and serenades.
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Sir Knights and Ladies of
Cambridge Commandery
K. T
Teedy
M. R. Fotter
Charles Henry
Marietta
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Wayne Hotel
Weather shifts bring warm spell, storms to the west
The forecast notes a falling barometer and warmer warmth in the west early in the period with storm activity developing there. Clouds, rain and snow spread across the country from west to east, with a strong storm center likely around the 31st and an early cold wave with autumnal showers and gales spreading from the northwest by then.
Cambridge Plans Autumn Festival Echoing Cincinnati Event
Cambridge to host a Fall Festival during October 15 to 9, modeled on Cincinnati's festival. Clevelander Frank H. Spellman spoke with the Cambridge Merchants Association. arrangements set to promote home industries and the city. Free shows will run with five entertainments and two performances each, day and night, inviting the public.
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Cambridge
Cincinnati
Frank H. Spellman
Cleveland
Cambridge Merchants’ Association
Byesville Enterprise Welcomes New Editor Claudine Lyle
The Byesville Enterprise announces Claudine M. Lyle as the pew editor and proprietor. The note praises her graceful bow to the public, predicts success, and urges local support for the new venture in the growing community.
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Claudine M. Lyle
Byesville
Horse Gave Out On Long Ride To Washington
Young couple faces setbacks on the journey to a celebration when their horse becomes exhausted on a four mile hill. Barl Roush, with a fair accompanist, secures another animal and continues the trip amid the obstacle.
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Barl Roush
Washington
Four Mile Hill
Tertments of Tetter and Eczema Allayed
The intense itching of eczema and tetter is quickly relieved by Chamberlains Salve and many severe cases are permanently cured by its use. For sale by Bren an Wilson and D M Hawthorne.
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Chamberlain
Brenan & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Cambridge Citizen WM Morris Dies at 76
William Morris of Cambridge died at his son L C Morris s home at 231 North Sun Street after a weeklong illness from paralysis He was 76 and served in the Union Army A prominent member of the Cambridge G A R post the funeral will be led by the post services Survived by sons Floyd Morris of Pittsburg and L S Morris of Cambridge Funeral Friday at 10 am at the Morris residence with interment at Northwood
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Wo. Morris
Cambridge
L. C. Morris
North Sun Street
Morris
Cambridge G. A.R. Post
Floyd Morris
Pittsburg
L. 5. Morris
Northwood
Funeral of War Morris Held at Home on Friday
Funeral services for the late War Morris were conducted at his son L. C Morris’s home on North 5th Street at 10 o’clock Friday morning, with Rev Ken C Hayes of the Presbyterian church officiating. Large attendance of relatives and friends, burial in Northword cemetery, and members of the Cambridge G A R Post joined the service in a body.
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Morris
L. C Morris
North 5Th Street
Ken C. Hayes
Presbyterian Church
Northword
Cambridge G. A. BR. Post
Reunion of the 97th O V at Zanesville in October
The annual reunion of the gallant old regiment will be held in Zanesville on Thursday October 11. Company A and Company B from Guernsey County will attend. The regiment fought bravely during the rebellion and deserves great honor.
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Old Sith O. V. Bk
Zanesville
Guernsey County
North Salem social notes and local visits
North Salem reports Eliza Mathews visiting Kitmirnica BK T 1 while Hope Bros of Amtrini repair a graveling machine and begin water well work. Ice cream social at the I P sharch drew patrons. Janis Varoei and infants from Win Celten visited Apsienn’s Sunday.
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Eliza Mathews
Kitmirnica BK. T. 1
Mathews
Sanday
Hope Bros
Amtrini
EL BE
I. P
Iy Ad
Janis Varoei
Fants
Wincelten
State of Ghio Seventh Judicial Term Dates
A fragmented notice lists various counties and dates for term starts and sessions throughout the state. It cites Ashiatels County and others with months such as September October and November, indicating multiple court terms and procedural timelines across districts.
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Ghio
Ashiatels
Tancarr
Marriage Licenses and Divorces Filed in Court
O W Haunt and Cora Hanna of Quaker City are issued a marriage license. Joseph Pack of Cambridge weds Nellie M Craf of Pleasant City. Carlos D Watson and Frank B Urbino of Cambridge. Harvey Johnson and Emma Snyder of Cambridge. Florence Foraker sues Benson Foraker for divorce on grounds of habitual drunkenness and cruelty, with Dila Carnes vs David O Carnes for similar grounds. Attorneys: O W Wells for the plaintiff and W W Stewart for the plaintiff.
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O. W. Haunt
Cora Hanna
Bother
Quaker City
Joseph Pack
Cambridge
Nellie M Craf
Pleasant City
Carlos D Watson
Frank B. Urbino
Harvey Johnson
Emma Snyder
Florence Foraker
Benson Foraker
O. WV. Wells
Plaintig
Dila Carnes
David O. Carnes
W. W. Stewart
Plaintiiff
Funeral of Mrs Nicholson Held at East Beatty Avenue
The funeral of the late Mrs A W Nicholson was conducted at her East Beatty avenue home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev J H Palmer with assistance from Rev D E Carman and Rev W W H Waulson. The service drew many sorrowing friends and the Byesville male quartet sang appropriate selections before the interment at Northwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Nicholson
East Beatty Avenue
J. H. Palmer
D. E. Carman
Cambridge Baptist Church
W.W. H. Waulson
Byesville
Byesville Baptist Church
Sick Headache Cured and Local Notices
Sick headache is blamed on stomach derangement and indigestion. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised to ward off attacks when taken at first signs. For sale by Brean & Wilson and D. M. Hawthorne. Married by Justice Robert Hammond Wednesday evening Harley J Senn and Emma Snyder of Claysville. Dr Charles Hamilton of Columbus was in the city en route to see M T Kennedy of Sugar Tree who has been ill. Kennedy owns the Kimbolton flour mill.
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Chamberlain
Brean & Wilson
D. M. Hawthorne
Robert Hammond
Harley J Senn
Emma Snyder
Claysville
Charles Hamilton
Columbus
M. T. Kennedy
Sugar Tree
Kennedy
Kimbolton Flour
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