Campaign Contributions Wanted for Bryan Kern Campaign
Letter urging public funding of the Bryan Kern campaign to support People’s Rule. It condemns trusts and urges readers to donate to the Democratic National Committee through The Jeffersonian Cambridge Ohio, August 1908 with certificates for donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Amos
Jeffersonian
Cambridge
Ohio
Bryan
White House
Kern
Mr. Bryan
Bryan, Kern
People's Rule
Democratic National Committee
Free America
Norman FE. Mack
Hardest Day's Work Wins Practical Farmer Prize
Geo B Ford of Cambridge, Ohio wins editor’s prize for a letter describing his hardest work day between May 1 and September 1. He recounts shearing 117 sheep at Day & Secrest in Senecaville on May 27 1908 with four shearers, detailing tasks, sheep types, and wool yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Geo. B. Ford
Foster Avenue
Cambridge
Day & Secrest
Senecaville
Ohio
Secrest
Veterans Mark Annual Reunion of Seventy Eighth O V V I
Sixty nine veterans attended the regimental reunion in New Concord with a campfire and music by the New Concord band. Thirteen members have died since the last reunion. William Fraser was elected president and Dr J L Geyer secretary treasurer. Next reunion set for Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventy Eighth O. V. V. I
New Concord
Mr. Garges
Campbell
W. P. Gault
Columbus
William Fraser
J. L. Geyer
Norwich
J. Knox Montgomery
Muskingum College
New Concord Band
Milton Turner, Jr
W. H. Blair
Mr. Baird
O. B. Crumbaker
J. W. Frazier
Zanesville
J. S. Fritz Returns From Week With Zanesville Friends
J. S. Fritz came back yesterday after a weeklong visit with friends in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Fritz
Zanesville
Luccock Guest Arrival Prompts City Visit
Mrs. Rev. George Luccock of Oak Park Illinois is expected to arrive this evening to be the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Luccock on East Steubenville Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Luccock
Oak Park
City
8S. W. Luccock
East Steubenville Avenue
Harrison sister wed Wallace Harris in Steubenville
Dr and Mrs Fred J Harrison returned from Adena where they attended the wedding of Clara Bell Harrison to Wallace Harris of Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Harrison
Adena
Mr. Harrison
Clara Bell Harrison
Wallace Harris
Steubenville
Supreme Judges of Ohio face labor opposition in Columbus
At a Columbus labor meeting Samuel Gompers aide Val Fitzpatrick denounces Judge Shauck for Standard Oil ties and calls for his retirement. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Ohio Federation of Labor back Mathers and Okey, opposing Shauck and Price as the November ballot approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Great Labor Meeting
Samuel Gompers
Val Fitzpatrick
Brotherhood of Railroad
Fitzpatrick
Judge Shauck
Supreme Court of Ohio
Standard Oil
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Judge Burkett
Shauck
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Ohio Federation of Labor
Price
State Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Mathers
Sidney
Okey
Supreme Bench of
Ohio
United Mine Workers
John A. Shauck
Judge Mathers
Swauck
Judicial Reform League
Cincinnati
Cox
W. Z. Davis
Senator Foraker
State House
Supreme Court
Successful Applicants In Guernsey County Teachers' Exam
The last Guernsey county teachers examination lists successful candidates by year. Three years M G Fisher Monroe township. Two years Earl Henry Middlebourne. One year Cuma Rich Senecaville Emma McMillen Love City Myra Conner Byesville Olive West Middlebourne.
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Guernsey County
M. G. Fisher
Monroe
Earl Henry
Middlebourne
Cuma Rich
Senecaville
Emma McMillen
Love City
Myra Conner
Byesville
Olive West
Davis leaves for Kansas to visit aging parents
E. A. Davis departed Thursday night for Smith county Kansas to spend a few weeks with his venerable parents Mr and Mrs C T W Davis. His father has been in poor health for some time.
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E. A. Davis
Smith County
Kansas
Hos
C. T. W. Davis
Ohio Federation of Labor Votes Neutral on Presidential Endorsement
The Ohio Federation of Labor executive committee urges no action on endorsing presidential candidates and asks locals to decide individually. Officers elected include President Llewellyn Lewis and five vice presidents from Toledo Cincinnati Athens Youngstown and Akron. Harry Thomas becomes secretary treasurer and L W Rowe is delegate to the A F of L. The next convention will be in Toledo.
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Ohio Federation of Labor
Lewis
Dayton
Llewellyn Lewis
Martins Gerry
Thomas Ramsey
Toledo
E. Hutchens
Cincinnati
John Moore
Wm. Lamb
Youngstown
L. C. van Ness
Akron
Harry Thomas
Cleveland
A. F. of
L. W. Rowe
Marietta College May Help Settle Maine Boundary Dispute
The United States government asks Marietta College for Rufus Putnam records to settle the Pasamaquoddy Bay boundary dispute with Great Britain. Putnam’s surveys and maps cover disputed points and indicate Pope's Folly Island belongs to the United States. Copies will be sent to the State Department.
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Marietta, O
United States
Marietta College
Rufus Putnam
Pasamaquoddy Bay
Maine
Great Britain
Eastport
New Brunswick
Pope
Folly Island
State Department
Cadiz Bank promotes Charles E. Stewart to cashier
Charles E. Stewart, formerly assistant cashier of the Fourth National bank of Cadiz, is promoted to cashier to replace J. M. Schrieber, who departs for Tampa to join an investment firm. Stewart began his career in Cambridge at the Guernsey National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Stewart
Fourth National Bank of
Cadiz
J. M. Schrieber
Tampa
Florida
Mr. Stewart
Cambridge
Guernsey National Bank
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old newspaper advert promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney bladder and liver troubles claiming cures for lame back uric acid and Brights Disease It offers a free sample bottle and an informational book by mail with the address in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promotes New Formula
Ad touts a revised Ayer’s Hair Vigor claiming improved formula for falling hair. It markets a new bottle and contents while noting it does not change hair color and urges asking a druggist to show the product.
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Ayer
Hair Vigor Bottle Ad Claims No Hair Color Change
An advertisement for J C Ayer Co hair product promotes Hair Vigor with claims it stops falling hair and cures dandruff. It urges readers to show it to their doctor and follow his instructions, asserting no color change regardless of use. Made by the J C Ayer Co Lowell MA.
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J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mase
Board Refuses Allen Pardon in Ohio Case
Edgar W. Allen of Cambridge had his pardon application rejected by the state board of pardons. He seeks release from Mansfield Reformatory where he was convicted of cutting with intent to kill. Allen aims to return to his United States Cavalry command in Des Moines Iowa after enlistment during suspension of his sentence.
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Columbus
Edgar W. Allen
Cambridge
State Board of Pardons
Mansfield Reformatory
United States Cavalry
Des Moines
Soldier Seeks Honor as Court Delays Dishonorable Discharge
The circuit court has not heard the board's application and sent him home to await the slower court process. He enjoyed a good reputation before the injury and hopes to avoid a dishonorable discharge from the army.
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Circuit Court
Board
Detroit Manager Claims Chicago Team Outplayed Them
Detroit manager Hugh Jennings praised Chicago for better baseball and said his team did not play to their full ability. He blamed Detroit’s lack of “dash and ginger” at the plate and in the field for a defeat.
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Chicago
Detroit
Detroit Dash
Ginger
Hugh Jennings
Chance Praises Detroit Team and Chicago Champions
Frank Chance praises Detroit for clean fast baseball and sportsmanship in the world series. He says Chicago is greater and his team unmatched, claiming no team could have beaten them with the ball they played.
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Detroit
Jennings
Chicago
Frank Chance
Agy Family Returns Home From Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs N B Agy returned home after a delightful visit with friends and relatives in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. N. B. Agy
Columbus
Malloys Return to Midland After Cambridge Visit
Mr and Mrs Patrick Malloy return to their Midland Maryland home after visiting Mrs E A Murray of East Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Malloy
Midland, Md
E. A. Murray
East Cambridge
Miss Ella Shouse to Visit Shouse Family Members
Miss Ella Shouse of St. Clairsville is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Geary and will visit her brothers Dr. B. A. Shouse and Wm. H. Shouse before returning home.
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Ella Shouse
St. Clairsville
Sylvester Geary
Dr. B. A. Shouse
Wm. H. Shouse
Rates of Taxation in Guernsey County 1908 Summary
Guernsey County Ohio Treasurer I J A Laollette outlines the 1908 tax levies by jurisdiction. State effective levy 1.345 mills includes sinking fund university fund and common school fund. County levies total 8.0 mills covering county, judicial, indemnity, road, bridge, children's home, soldiers relief, highway, and blind funds. Local levies by township not fully listed. Cambridge date October 22 1908.
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I. J. A. la ¥Ollette
Guernsey County
Ohio
Children’s Home Fund
Soldiers
Worthy Blind
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