Democratic State and County Ticket Summary
Democratic slate names E. B. Schneider of Muskingum for Congress and M. Kennedy of Morgan for Common Pleas Judge. Probate Judge nominee is F. A. Linn of Salesville Precinct.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
2
Democratic slate names E. B. Schneider of Muskingum for Congress and M. Kennedy of Morgan for Common Pleas Judge. Probate Judge nominee is F. A. Linn of Salesville Precinct.
A paged notice summarizes Democratic meetings across towns from Oct 27 to Nov 3, lists speakers including L Simpson O Wells A McCulloch and J Scott, and promotes minority representation on boards. It also covers the New Municipal Code discussion, campaign dynamics, and local political endorsements.
A vintage advertisement presents Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for the convalescent and frail, claiming it nourishes flesh, bone, nerves, and digestion. The copy markets the product as a 30 year trusted tonic available at general stores for two dollars.
Union Dale and Warsaw residents visit relatives while others plan travel west. Muskingum student D G Elder spends weekend with uncle Elijah Criss. Amspeker guests return to Michigan after brief visits. Farmers Mark Best rents and prepares to travel. Mrs. Stith remains ill, Oliver Barnett buys a driving horse, Henry Barnett enters poultry work. Harry Reasoner digs potatoes. boys lift tubers. Amspoker family visits W C Amspoker. Lillie Halsted vacationing in New Castle, Pa. G A B meeting at J H Rhodes home with speeches by C M Ball, Mr. Weeler, and Rhodes. My. and Mrs. Rackley visit Elizabeth Creighton in Gunbridge. Miss Bessie Barnett visiting in Claysville. Kacksey family in Claysville. Tebecca lodge travels to Byesville. Pawnee Will's show at Caldwell. W D Dyson improving and planning return to Pennsylvania. News of Mae Davids and Naleyh Calaway engagement at Renis Davids home. Hula Testers repairing Main Street property boosting town.
Fragmented items note road improvements on mill hill and local visits. Mentions include Wm Duffey and Carl Wallace in Cambridge, Mrs Berry and Ross Berry visiting relatives, Geo Yeo with sister Mrs Ie That, Henry Berry using crutches after an old leg injury, Gov. Wilson recovering from a recent injury, and various neighbours visiting farms and houses in Pleasant Valley area.
The J. E. Carlisle Union Storage Warehouse presents a Friday to Tuesday sale at 590 West Wheeling Avenue Cambridge Ohio. Star Store bargains slash prices on women and men garments bedding and suits with items like 2 for 25c hose 10c handkerchiefs 4c neckties and suits from 6.49 to 7.98 all underpriced to clear stock in season. Ed Lerchman proprietor invites shoppers to bring the bill to ensure savings.
A long notice advertises huge bargains on underwear and clothing in Cambridge including men and boys wear, and announces a bidding call by Guernsey County Ohio for printing 16 000 ballots for the November 4 1902 election with specifics on binding, paper, and bond requirements.
John Andrews courant residence unknown and Danville Minola faces a divorce petition for willful abandonment for over three years. Sabrina A Andrews petitions to restore her name Sabina A Secreat and obtain relief. The notice lists administrators for the estates of Martin Sigman and Otigen D. Robingon in Guernsey County with deadlines for debts and claims and requests prompt payments.
Community notes report communion services at a U P church with pastors and visiting guests. The piece lists relocations, visits, marriages in several small towns including Cumberland and Cambridge, plus local announcements on temperance lectures, a bridge rebuilding contract, and eclipse watchers. Nearby residents and visitors from Hightstown, Knoxville, Lebanon, and Liverpool are mentioned along with a former Miller Academy principal.
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