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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
5
A garbled OCR page shows an advertisement for Hoos Sarsaparilla claiming constitutional cure for catarrh through blood purification. The text also lists various local notices, theater trips, harvests, illnesses, and community events with scattered names and places, including mentions of Wells, Ly, and local addresses, health claims, and transient notices.
Fragmentary OCR of a political drama discussing election reform and party dynamics. Mentions Republican candidate for tertiary director, early campaigning, and concerns about influence, with references to Congress, President, and ongoing partisan tensions. Contains numerous garbled phrases and unreadable sections.
In Ohio, during a Cleveland council session, an unusual disruption occurred when a secretary, identified as Conessinan Burton, attempted to preside over the meeting, but the event escalated with a chaotic scene and a speaker being escorted out.
Disjointed text hints at a political controversy around presidential actions and potential orders. Mentions a press outlet, street talk on the presidency, and questions about leadership and authority amid unclear dates and places.
A fragmented editorial warns that county public debates threaten the court system and calls for vigilance against local power abuses. It argues independence in local affairs yields benefits, denounces corruption rumors, and urges continued public oversight to prevent subversion of courts.
Multiple court actions listed with varied parties. Olio v Dodd bond set. Olio v Shepherd. George Smith. Orrme receivership matters. cases settled by agreement involving Leonard Orme. Rachel Kipgen v SteptLen RO Tee. Frank Jones partnership dispute. fines issued in miscellaneous cases. alimony and child support orders. Hanna Fo Shatte and Wm Smith cases noted. assorted divorce, alimony, and custody actions appear with numerous names and unsettled items.
The record lists numerous civil actions including money and foreclosure cases involving JG McClear David A Ycen Armintha Rollers Eliza J Har per et al with judgments and terms. It also notes divorces for Mary McBride versus Viva A Havies and Bertha B Faulaner versus J Faulkner, plus various criminal and marriage notices and local movements of residents.
The notice outlines a date and location for a public meeting. It mentions transmission of details, safety considerations, and required participants. The document references a specific timeframe and urges attendance to address community concerns.
An early week rural social at Puotnes Ridge hosted about twenty invited guests. Attendees from Ratnesville and nearby towns enjoyed the outing with Mrs Adda Coins among the attendees.
The item lists Mrs Mary Yount visiting this district, with friends in Muspurg and Allegheny, and Ms Margaret Martin entertaining over the past weeks. It mentions Mrs Herien and the broader social circle, noting gatherings near a western area and a reference to Missity safety and local events.
Mrs Elizabeth Ferbrache aged 53 widow of the late Fame Ferbrache, survived by a family of children, rests with funeral services conducted by Rev Fawin Roosester at the Center Moo church. Miss Ella Havmwd and Mary McKitrick path to Chattanooga with relatives for private services. several relatives plan to accompany them. Local attendees left for the funeral and a Mass Salve hocia accompanies the family.
A fragment notes a claimed cure offered for piles with bleeding and a date window of fourteen days. It mentions a person or entity responsible for authorization and a Pass Orntmenb reference, but the text is garbled and uncertain.
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