Campaign Contributions Wanted for Bryan Campaign
A letter urges readers to donate to the Bryan Kern campaign and tells editors to publish it in bold. It claims the people must fund public campaigns to ensure honest, impartial government and warns against trusts and moneyed interests buying influence. Contributors are asked to send funds to the Democratic National Committee in Chicago with certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Amos
Jeffersonian
Cambridge
Ohio
Bryan
White House
Kern
Warry
Bryan, Kern
People's Rule
Democratic National Committee
Free America
Norman FR. Mack
M. C. Wetmore
C.N. Haskell
Chicago
Guernsey County Votes in Local Option Election Result
Guernsey County Deputy Board of Elections counted yesterday’s Rose Local Option vote in the county office. The official tally shows 2,163 for the days by 18 more than an earlier Jeffersonian figure. Totals: dry 5,112 wet 2,949 with detailed ward and township counts in Cambridge Township and Cambridge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Cambridge Township
Cambridge City
Byesville
Pleasant City
Quaker City
Lore City
Cambridge
Precincts Report Dry and Wet Counts by Ward
A compact tally lists precincts with dry and wet votes across wards and towns. Figures include Third Ward Precincts and Pleasant City, Quaker City, and Love City results, showing wide variation in dry versus wet tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City
Love City
Wills
Center
Social Notes From Winterset and Nearby Towns
Winterset Mrs Ida Allen of Pittsburg visits her parents Mr and Mrs Al Johnson. Dr Stewart of Cambridge guests start of week with his parents. Miss Izzie Boyd attends aunt Mrs Giltrath’s funeral in Byesville. Mr James Stewart is ill. Misses Reelhorn of Kirkersville visit Miss Zora Guyton. Miss Clara Nichols hosts a party for Miss Ethel Montgomery of Washington City. Dr Hanna and wife of Tappan visit relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Allen
Pittsburg
al. Johnson
Stewart
Cambridge
Izzie Boyd
Giltrath
Byesville
James Stewart
Reelhorn
Kirkersville
Zora Guyton
Clara Nichols
Ethel Montgomery
Washington City
Hanna
Tappan
Resolutions from Pleasant Hill Session on Henry J. Martin
The Pleasant Hill Session expresses sorrow at the death of Henry J. Martin who served as a member and clerk for over thirty eight years. It commends his faithfulness, caution in council, and concern for those in need, and offers sympathy to his wife daughter and family. The action will be recorded in the minutes and a copy sent to the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Clio. O
Henry J. Martin
Lhrge
Astor
Tintt
BE. G. McKibben
D. A. Allender
Local Notes On Schools and Elections In Jefferson Two
Reports from Jefferson Two highlight progress in local education with O L Dugan praised at Knob and Co G Temple tutoring. Union literaries planned across township schools. Stacy H Taylor, Democratic candidate for county infirmary director, campaigns confidently from Oxford township. Maud McCracken buys a piano. Local residents Culbertson and wife attend the Washington fair and Belle McCullonugh visits Zanesville relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram
Armstrong's
Crose Roads
O. L. Dugan
G. Temple
Union Literaries
Stacy H. Taylor
Oxford Township
Taylor
Maud McCracken
Joseph Culbertson
Byesville
Belle McCullonugh
Zanesville
Local visitors and temperance lectures filled week
Cumberland Harvey Mizer and family guests of W. J. Smith. Howard Dean and Mrs. C. F. Stone with relatives in Canal Dover. John Lyne and Kate Lyne hosted by Mrs. J. W. Lyne and Mrs. P. B. Ogan. Nora and Annie Elder with Mrs. S. W. McClelland. Rev. A. M. Hare spoke on temperance at the Presbyterian church. Rev. T. H. Taylor assigned to M E church, Rev. B. L. George moved to Mineral Ridge. McVey gave temperance address. James C. Bentley in town on legal business. Mrs. Thomas Richards and daughter visiting J. H. Opperman. Lydia McVicker granted widow's pension of 12 dollars monthly starting Oct 20 1907 through A. Weedon agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Mizer
Frances
Canal Dover
W. J. Smith
Howard Dean
Glen Elder
Kansas
C. F., Stone and Daughter
John Lyne
Nebraska
Kate Lyne
Barnesville
J. W. Lyne
P. B. Ogan
Newton Falls
Nora
Annie Elder
Zanesville
S. W. McClelland
A. M. Hare
Washington, D. C
Anti-Saloon League
Presbyterian Church
T. H. Taylor
Manu facturers Agents Open New Office in Broom Building
Dewitt Hayes and Dwight Cooper form a partnership as Manu facturers Agents and launch offices in the Broom Building corner West Wheeling avenue and Seventh street room No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Hayes
Dwight Cooper
West Wheeling Avenue
Seventh Street
October 1908 Court Calendar Lists Grand Jury Terms
A detailed docket of upcoming court sessions from Monday October 12 through November 7 1908. Includes case demurrers and motions in Imperial Mining Co successors Wills Creek Coal Co etc with assignments for each day and notices of adjournments and upcoming probate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Barr
The
Imperial Mining Co
David S Burt
Wills Creek Coal Co
Catherine Shelton
Harry H. Madison
Harriet Schick
Chas. Bk. Worthing
Wm. R. Grimes Dry Goods Co
J. W. Smallwood
Walter Mitchell
Margaret A. Hill
Fred J. Lowry
George Cottonbrook
Laura Farrington
C. W. Wells
Albert C. Oliver
John Chapman
Dessie Chapman
Rebecca Barker
Philip
Smock
Nellie MccElwee
John A. McElwee
May Larrison
Charles F. Larrison
C. Mustard
Wills Creek Coal Company
Burris Moore
Ross Jenkins
Arthur C. Smith
Harry E. Loomis
S. A. Boyd
T. A
James R. Dunning
Morris Coal Co
Frick Co
Nancy Beal
William H. Beal
Harley McKee
William
Frank Hanler
Mathew Doyle
Catharine Doyle
Cynthia Haymen
Charles Haymen
Old Rye Town Becomes Old Dry In Local Option Mood
A playful local verse from the McConnellsville Herald recalls the town once nicknamed The Old Rye Town now mocked as The Old Dry. It contrasts past drunken abundance with modern drought like thirst, noting water dangers and urging soda fountain recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnellsville Herald
Rye
Councilman Forsythe Returns to Streets on Crutches
East Wheeling councilman Homer Forsythe, who recently suffered a fractured right ankle, is back on the streets with the aid of two crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Forsythe
East Wheeling Avenue
Delaware County Goes Dry By 2149
Delaware County voted dry by a landslide of 4344 to 2195 among 6539 ballots. All but two Fourth Ward precincts supported prohibition, flipping the city of Delaware from wet to dry by 528. Saloons in Delaware Sunbury and Ashley voted dry, with townships aiding the majority. Police arrested two for illegal voting and two saloon keepers for keeping open on election day.
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Delaware
Delaware County
Sunbury
Ashley
E. N. Brooker
Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan University
Robt. Young building sold to Greek confectioner Georgitsos
Real estate firm E. D. Shively & Co. sold the Robt. Young business building on Wheeling Avenue near Seventh Street, occupied by Agar Brislen cafe, to Geo. D. Georgitsos for 12500. Georgitsos plans a lower-room shop in the Taylor Building with an updated goods line, amid Cambridge real estate showing resilience despite market mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Shively & Co
Young Business
Wheeling Avenue
Seventh Street
Agar & Brislen
Geo. D. Georgitsos
Taylor Building
Georgitsos
Taylor Block
Young
Cambridge
Ill Mary Schultz improves from typhoid at Depot Hotel
Mary Schultz is improving after a serious bout with typhoid fever at her Depot Hotel home. John P. Davis plans a morning departure to Sharon Pennsylvania after a three week visit with Mrs. Anna Davis and family of this city.
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Mary Schultz
Depot Hotel
John P. Davis
Sharon
Anna Davis
Quaker Friends Reach City After Barnesville Meeting
About fifty members of the Friends Society were in the city this morning on their way home from the Yearly Meeting in Barnesville, traveling to communities in the northern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Friends Society
Barnesville
Disagreeable Fall Weather Forecast From St Louis Meteorologist
Weather predictions describe multiple storm periods through October with cold fronts and rising barometers. Early snow squalls are possible in northern and western areas as storms move eastward. The outlook notes periods of cloudiness rain and snow, followed by a rapid barometer rise and a general cooling trend by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira R. Hicks
St. Louis
Atlantic
Prouse Reappointed at Children’s Home Trustees Meet
Trustees meet with full attendance including A J Clark of Victoria Texas. Nine children discharged five to John Foley. two to St Vincent’s Orphan’s Home Columbus. Leroy Bennett and Martha Severs placed with relatives. Two Gleaves and Arun children admitted. Cora Eckelberry returned. Coal supply arranged for winter.
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Children’s Home Trustees
A. J. Clark
Victoria
Texas
John Foley
Berry
Byesville
Geo. Duncle
Senecaville
St. Vincent's Orphan's Home
Columbus
Leroy Bennett
Martha Severs
Ross Henderson
Gleaves
Arun
Cora Eckelberry
J. 8. Prouse
C. A. Frame
Ganville Man Sees Return Home After Visit
Frank Heidelbaugh of Ganville Virginia returned to his home today after a stay as a guest of friends in the city for some time.
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Frank Heidelbaugh
Ganville
Thompson Family Plans Move to Los Angeles
Mrs. Lizzie Thompson and her daughter Dora plan to depart around October 21 for Los Angeles where they intend to establish their future home, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Hayes Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Thompson
Miss Dora
Hayes Ford
Los Angeles
Winterset R D I Community Notes and Local Death
Attendees at the Washington fair include art Lyons and Inez Rogers of Blooming Grove and Jennings Parker with his daughter Mrs Murph Batley of McDonald Pa. A LondonderryWinterset game ended 18 to 12. Mrs Jemima Frazier died at Keenan Hospital Sept 25 1908 aged about 50. Funeral at Pleasant Hill church and interment in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Sympathy extended to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Lyons
Inez Rogers
Blooming Grove
Jennings Parker
Murph Batley
McDonald, Pa
Kittle Tedrick
Merle Tedsrick
Love City R. C
Londonderry
Winterset
Mr. Perkins
New Concord
Mary Carlysle
Ollie Cunningham
Canton
James Stewart
Charlie Parker
Cambridge
Besse Tuttle
Mary Jenkins
Roy
Ruth
Ralph
Jemima Frazier
Keenan Hospital
Local notices and social highlights from North Salony area
News item notes births and visits, births to Mr and Mrs Wm Smith a daughter born on the 25th. Saw mill moves through Washington en route to William Wilson's Janda to purchase timber. Local visits include Mrs George Beat nee Linn from Ponoka. A ball game Salem beats Kimbolton. Two McConkey children ill with typhoid fever. A horse from S J Montgomery trapped in a ravine needing extraction. no serious injury. Hope Bros drill a school well to supply water for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Smith
Gregg
Washington
William Wilson
Perry Hill
Will McConkey
Beard & Grimes
William Kennedy
Roll
Cambridge
Frank Wishard
Kimbolton
Salem
George Beat Nee Linn
Ponoka
Canada
James
John Hill
Near Craig
S. J. Montgomery
Ruth Fulton
Near Lebanon
Grant Atkinson
Hope Bros
Attorney George D. Dugan In Columbus On Legal Business
Attorney George D. Dugan was in Columbus on legal business Thursday. He was seen meeting with local legal colleagues and preparing filings related to matters in Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Dugan
Columbus
Mr and Mrs Halley B Senecaville In City On Business
Mr and Mrs Halley B Senecaville were in the city on business, visiting local interests and meeting contacts. The brief trip highlighted ongoing commerce and social conventions in town.
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Halley B
Senecaville
City
Foster J Boyd Leaves for Cincinnati Medical College
Foster J. Boyd departed this week to enter the Ohio Medical College in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster J. Boyd
Cincinnati
Ohio Medical College
Mrs Rhoda Slay Visiting Byesville Relative on East Gombre Avenue
Mrs Rhoda Slay of Byesville is visiting her daughter Mrs W Neyman and family on East Gome ber avenue today, staying with the Neyman household during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Slay
Byesville
W. Neyman
East Gomeber Avenue
Loomis Couple Depart Akron Visit
Mr and Mrs Harry Loomis of Akron returned home this morning after a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Loomis
Akron
Arrest of John Diss on disorderly conduct charge
Police report a single arrest in the past forty eight hours. John Diss was taken into custody by Officer Middieton on Wednesday night and arraigned before Mayor Bradford last evening charged with disorderly conduct. He paid a fine of one dollar and costs.
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John Diss
Middieton
Bradford
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