Ohio Electors and State Officials Election Ballot List
A fragmented text outlines election hours from 5:30 AM to 4:30 PM CST and lists numerous Ohio electors for President and Vice President plus state offices. It names districts and positions including Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Commissioner of Common Schools and various judges. The content appears as a lengthy ballot or official notice.
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Geernsey
Ohio
Oto
Diewrich
State of
Board of Public Works
Supreme Court
Congress of the United States
Fifteenth Congressional District
Circuit Court
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Byers
Eighth District
Tataetownen
Seen
Guernsey County Ohio Election Provisions 1908 Amendments
Guernsey Ohio voters are shown offices including Auditor, Commissioners, Treasurer, Recorder, Surveyor, Prosecuting Attorney and Infirmary Directors with yes or no choices on constitutional amendments Taxation Regular sessions of General Assembly begin January first two amendments about repassage of vetoed bills and taxation. Official details and signatures of C A Thompson and Andrew L Harris with sheriff J E Moore. October 12 1908 Cambridge Ohio.
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Guernsey
Ohio
Ohi
Oto
General Assembly
State of
C. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Harris
Senate
Cambridge
United States
J. E. Moore
Guernsey County
Local Social Notes Touch Base With Friends At Weekend Gatherings
Salesville residents Mr and Mrs G D Teterick spent Wednesday to Saturday with friends and relatives in New Philadelphia for a street fair. Mrs Edward J Gillie of near Cleveland returned home after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Casper Sues. Mrs Ella Parr of Barberton is visiting her sister Mrs Eva English this week. Miss Carrie Vermillion received 75 post cards reminding her of her sixteenth birthday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Fuller and Miss Rosa Ankrom spent the early week with Cannonsburg friends. Mr and Mrs Cyrus English visited friends in Londonberry Saturday.
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G.D. Teterick
New
Philadelphia
Edward J. Gillie
Cleveland
Casper Sues
Ella Parr
Barberton
Ohio
Eva English
Carrie Vermillion
Clarence Fuller
Rosa Ankrom
Cannonsburg
Cyrus English
Londonderry
Royal welcome to free Masons in Cincinnati celebration
Cincinnati prepares for the Centennial Celebration of the Grand Lodge of Ohio Free and Accepted Masons on October 21 and 22. A grand parade, Musica Hall events, and numerous lodge ceremonies will feature national and local Masons with visits by Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks and Bishop David H. Moore.
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Cincinnati
Blue Lodge
Ohio
Grand Lodge of Ohio Free and Accepted Masons
Cinecinnatians
W. B. Melish
J. A. Bromwell
W. M. Cunningham
Newark
Leander Burdick
Toledo
Horace A. Irvin
Dayton
W. J. Akers
Cleveland
L. P. Schaus
R. R. Rickly
Columbus
O. P. Sperra
Ravenna
George D. Copeland
Marion
Linton Hotel
Edward
Shipley
Business Men's ‘Club
Masonic Veteran Association
Manquet
Scottish Rt Cathédral
Masonic Temple
Wattler Lodge
Cimernnati Lodge
la Fayette Lodge
Hanselmann Lodge
Grand Lodge
Music Hall
Government Square
M. W
Geo. D. Copeland
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Chas, W. Fairbanks
United States
David H. Moore
William M. Cunningham
Nelson Williams
P.G. M
Salesville notices and local family updates in brief
Salesville Albert Foraker reported a young horse was badly kicked earlier this week. Birthday party hosted at John Foraker’s home on R. D. No. 1. Frank Wareheim and family back from a western trip. John P. Lowery and wife back to Monroeville after two weeks among relatives. Elmer Bates nursing a badly sprained ankle. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Maden of Cambridge visiting west of town. Brill, Rose, Stewart and Watson sold several head of cattle last week. Rev. L. B. Rose plans to sell all personal property next week.
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Albert Foraker
John Foraker
Frank Wareheim
Ohio
John P. Lowery
Monroeville
Elmer Bates
R. B. Maden
Cambridge
Brill
Rose
Stewart
Watson
Rev. L
Local markets and social notes from Kimbolton area
Butter 20c eggs 20c chickens 12c sold in Kimbolton. Residents attended Coshocton fair last week. Upcoming wedding hinted. Mrs P A Gibson of Tyner and Miss Lizzie Bartholow of Cambridge visited. Cam bridge residents and local business trips reported.
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Coshocton
P. A. Gibson
Tyner
Jo John A. Crow
Cambridge
L. Miller
H. P. Woodworth
B. D. Bumgardner
S. W. Luecock
Lizzie Barthalow
Barthalow
Smith Bros
Rocky Fork
Thomas” Morrie
M. T. Kennedy
Sugar Tree
James Shaw
Winterset Notes From Cambridge Visitors And Local Happenings
Winterset circles with Norma Mercer of Cambridge visiting Bernice Lindsey last week. Taft addressed a large local turnout on Monday. Thomas Moore of Cambridge visited friends Sunday. Mrs C B Enos of Salesville and Ed Gillie with son visited J H Lindsey last Saturday. Leone Cosgrave returned home from Rocky Fork. George Nicholson sold household goods and plans to move to Redkey Indiana. A wedding is expected this week. Mrs D L Nicholson recovering from rheumatism. Township Sunday school rally set for 10 30 Sunday morning. O L Dugan and family visited Milnersville residents Tom Grimsley over weekend. Harry Enos of Salesville also visited J H Lindsey.
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Norma Mercer
Cambridge
Bernice Lindsey
W. H. Taft
Thomas Moore
Enos
Salesville
R. D
Ed. Gillie
Cleveland
J. H. Lindsey
Leone Cosgrave
Rocky Fork
George Nicholson
Redkey
Ind
D. L. Nicholson
O. L. Dugan
Tom Grimsley
Milnersville
Ohio
Harry Enos
Pleasant Valley visits and family unions abroad
Pleasant Valley Miss Georgia Danford of Cambridge visited Mrs M Secrest from Saturday to Monday. Mr John Floyd and family from near East Union attended the Floyds fair and the Larrick reunion near Cambridge. Mr and Mrs Milton Albin of Hartford visited friends. The Larrick reunion drew about seventy five for dinner. Edgar Floyd brought his bride home Friday evening. a serenade followed with cigars and candy. Rain improved fodder. farmers husking corn. Mrs Mary Kackley and son O A visited county seat on business.
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Georgia Danford
Cambridge
M. Secrest
John Floyd
Leland and
Cecil
Near East Union
Noble County
Mary Floyd
F. E. Floyd
Milton Albin
Hartford
Ethan Larrick
Larrick
Thomas Albin
Edgar Floyd
Mary Kackley and Son
O. A
Community notices from Cambridge and Coshocton fair
Cambridge residents spend weekend with friends at Hopewell and attend Coshocton fair. Leroy Lawrence visits aunt Maggie Gillespie near Sugar Tree. Rev Wils apt preaches. J H McMullen family visit near Pleven. Pairchild of Cambridge to speak on The Crucifixion at M B E church. Walter Kennedy of Bird's Run guests of Lavina Ratliffe. Dr Walker horse moved to Canal Dover for races. Kittie J. returned home from Warne stable. Coshocton races canceled due to rain.
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Elmer Lepage
Cambridge
Hopewell
Coshocton
Leroy Lawrence
Maggie Gillespie
Sugar Tree
Wils Apt
J. H. McMullen
Pleven
T. H. McMullen
Pairchild
M. BE
Walter Kennedy
Bird's Run
Lavina Ratliffe
Dr. Walker
James Warne
Cashatton
Canal Dover
Kittie J
Quaker City Man Ss F McBurney Visits City
Ss F McBurney of Quaker City was in the city yesterday, according to local notices.
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Ss. F. McBurney
Quaker City
Deal for Gar L ines Off and New Cleveland Route Hinted
The deal for Gar L ines collapsed as price terms could not be agreed. Mr. Orme announced the sale off while Mr. Weller suggested a new deal may emerge in days. Reports say Cleveland capitalists organized to build a line from Canal Dover to this city and then to Zanesville, creating a direct Cambridge to Cleveland route.
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Mr. Orme
Mr. Weller
Cleveland
Canal Dover
Zanesville
Clay City
Cambridge
Hughes Censures Trusts as Harmful and Mocking Remedies
The speaker accuses Dr Hughes of lacking public sympathy and remedies for trusts. He argues Hughes mocks calls for action, comparing him to a physician who dismisses a sick patient’s cure, leaving the patient without a remedy or guidance.
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Mr. Hughes
Reunion of Seventy eighth O V V I veterans in New Concord
A reunion of the Seventy eighth O V V I veterans will be held in New Concord on Thursday October 15. Milton Turner Jr will give an address. The program includes dues, committee appointments, welcome and responses, memorial remarks, officers elected, letters read, and a Camp Fire program with music and war diary notes.
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New Concord
Garges
Campbell
Montgomery
Muskingum College
W. FL. Blair
M. Turner, Jr
Cambridge
Ohio
J. W. Frazier
C. B. Crumbaker
Mr. Baird
Mrs Jennie Mildoon Visits Logan Family in West Beatty
Mrs Jennie Mildoon of Morgantown West Virginia is visiting R E Logan and family on West Beatty Avenue, sharing time with relatives and friends in the community.
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Jennie Mildoon
Morgantown
W. Va
R. E. Logan and
West Beatty Avenue
Hollenbachs Start Week-Long Visit in Huntington West Virginia
H. K. Hollenbach of Fourth Street and his father L. B. Hollenbach of Pleasant City left this morning for a weeklong visit with relatives in Huntington West Virginia.
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H. K. Hollenbach
Fourth Street
L. B. Hollenbach
Pleasant City
Huntington
W. Va
Taft Campaign Draws Big Crowd In Akron Streets
Labor’s friend Judge Taft spoke at Music Hall amid enthusiastic crowds. Senator Mick presided and praised Taft’s record under multiple administrations. Taft later attended Columbus Day events with Italian celebrants and headed to East Liverpool the next day.
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Music Mall
Judge Teft
George B. Cox
Cox
United States
Charles Mick
Akron
Judge Taft
Senator Foraker
Taft
Arthur
Harrison
Foraker
McKinley
Roosevelt
Musterall
A. C. Andrews
William Alden
SHH Knights Start or Conclave
The Knights Templar special train left Union Station at 8 50 with Sir Knights band members and wives meeting in Columbus for the conclave. Cambridge Band Drum Major J W Huffman led the march. uniforms and ostrich feather caps awaited in Columbus. Marietta Division Detective W E Bean rode as railroad representative.
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Pennsylvania
Sir Knights
W. S. Davis
H. W. Ault
Union Station
Cambridge
J. W. Huffman
Newark
Knights Templar
Columbus
Henry H. Madison
J. R. Barr
Frank Johnson
J. H. Satchet
J. W. LaChat
Dode Duff
S. M. Burgess
Charles Hammond
James Peters
C. A. Lotus
Walter Stanley
M. L. Hartley
O. M. Hoge
Bert
Brown Blanks Cubs as Tigers Edge Cubs 3–0
Brown pitched a four hit shutout for the Tigers, who defeated the Cubs 3 to 0. Summers Summers Winters Schmidt and Kling contributed in relief as Chicago managed four runs on three innings of work. Umpires Connelly and Klem called the game.
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Tigers
Cubs
Chicago
Brown
Jennings
Winters
Summers
Schmidt
Kling
Connelly
Klem
Train Kills Man Near Cambridge While Walking Along Tracks
Post cards mailed in Cambridge recount a fatal incident when a man was struck by train No. 32 west of a village. Witnesses say he remained sober minutes before the blast and his body, found on the tracks, was gathered by section men and an undertaker. Survived by his father Laula Myers and several siblings. former Wade mine employee.
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No. 13
Coshoeton
West Lafayette
W. A. Hartley
Redard
Myers
J. W. Retzler
Brower Avenue
Retzler
Laula Myers
Newcomerstown
Chas, Myers
Arthur Myers
Lee Ave
John Gay
Clara Myers
Wade Mine
Illness Deepens for A Bird at Rush Home
A Bird, residing with his daughter Mrs. Samuel W. Rush on North Eleventh Street, is dangerously ill with only faint hopes for recovery. He showed slight improvement this morning after a day of poor prognosis yesterday.
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A. Bird
Samuel W. Rush
North Eleventh Street
Dyspepsia Remedies and Skin Ointment Endorsements
J H Walker of Sunbury Ohio reports Burdock Blood Bitters cured dyspepsia and loss of appetite. An ad promotes Dean's Ointment for eczema sores and itching, claiming quick relief and safety for children, with all druggists selling it.
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J. H. Walker
Sunbury, Ohio
Dean
Constipation Remedies Overpriced and Ineffective
A 19th century ad notes constipation causes headache nausea and dizziness and claims drastic measures weaken bowels but do not cure. It asserts Dean's Regulats act gently and cure constipation for 25 cents and advises asking your druggist.
The Best Way to Rid Enemies Through Friendship
A proverb asserts that transforming an adversary into an ally is a superior strategy. By building trust and common ground, enemies may become cooperative partners rather than ongoing threats.
Ready aid for minor injuries by Dr Thomas
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas electric remedy for immediate relief of finger injuries and wounds promising quick cure and relief from pain for cuts bruises burns and scalds.
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Thomas
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Sheriff’s
United, States
Maesday
Gverhsey County
Ghio
Mowaayi
Salesville R. D
ROYAL
Free Masons
Kimbolton
Winterset
Pleasant Valley
Cambridge R. D
GAR
Bryan C&unters
CN Cgv
Eughes
The
BTN Regiment
W. P. Gault
Columbus, Ohio
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UBS
Berwick
Dr. A. Monetta
Monetta
Ely
Trevi
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
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