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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
5
A compact multilingual guide outlines five languages. English German Spanish Portuguese and French phrases cover basic directions and travel queries for use in everyday navigation and communication.
An ad urges immediate treatment of sore throat to prevent dangerous complications like croup and diphtheria. It claims Tonsiline cures at the source, warns against syrups or external applications, and promotes the long necked logo on a Canton Ohio product bottle.
Special sale advertises horse blankets robes saddles storm covers and harness at Thede Stevenson's on the Old Rainey Corner. Good quality horse blankets and storm covers offered cheaply. Call to inspect. Oct 15 four weeks.
In a brief scene the couple heads to the grocery store for sugar beans and flour then visits Brooks Sutton the druggist to buy Rocky Mountain Tea described as essential for every household.
W G Trott of Spencer township runs as a Democratic candidate for county commissioner. A farmer and lumber dealer, he is 40 years old with a wife and two children. He carries a respected pioneer family name and broad public spirit, hoping to fill a vacancy since the courthouse era.
John L. McCreary son of the late Hugh A. and Mattie McCreary centers in Center township Guernsey County. At thirty six he trained in Ada University Muskingum College, works in lumber farming and coal land testing, now co owning Klondyke mines merchandizing with sister Mary. A forceful speaker and trusted dealer of integrity, this first political bid comes on strong neighbor support.
Estate matters include filings for Marie R Blackwood Mary E Swaim and probate actions for G H Stout and Isaac P Steele. Civil suits Arthur Davis vs Vivian Collieries Co and John R Nicholson vs Vivian Collieries Co appear on appeal. Local criminal cases list burglary cruelty and selling to minors with various bonds and pleas.
John T Fairchild a Guernsey county Democrat candidate for County Surveyor is profiled as a skilled engineer and educator with degrees from Ohio Northern Ada University and Findley College. The obituary like biographical note highlights his railroad and field surveying experience and regard by the public.
The Guernsey county race centers on treasurer where Creighton, long identified with county interests, seeks victory as a farmer and businessman from Wills township. He has served as township treasurer and asks voters for their support.
A composite court bulletin lists guilty findings and fines in several Ohio cases including Walter Dollson for shooting with intent to kill fined $5 plus costs, M J Conroy bond $200 for selling to a minor, Gee bond $100 for disturbing railway passengers, Susie Korkodter and Walter Carr assault charges with bonds, Wells as administrator in a $248.50 judgment, Nellie Christian restraining order against John Christian, case dismissal for want of prosecution against The Wm B Grimes Dry Goods Co., Cora Walldridge versus B R Walldridge divorce and alimony, May Larrison divorce with custody to plaintiff, and alimony details and property release obligations.
Don't wait until your blood is impoverished and you are sick and ail ing but take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It will positively drive out all impurities. 35 cents Tea or Tablets Brooks Sutton druggist.
Guernsey County ends debt for the first time since 1881 as Treasurer J A LaFollette pays the last installment of 12 402 37 to the National Bank of Cambridge. The county had borrowed since 1881 to fund the court house, averaging 10 000 per tax period at six percent interest.
City and county bonds free of tax yield from 4 to 4 percent. For particulars write or telephone at our expense. C. H. Hoskinson, 47 North Fourth Street, Zanesville, Ohio. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotes sleep and growth in babies by regulating stomach and bowels. 35 cents. Brooks Sutton, druggist.
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