Local Officials Appointments And County Listings
A fragment lists multiple county and state posts with names and districts including Commissioner of Public Sg hurs GW HAUPERT Wayne County and Dairy and Food Commissioner R ds CLEGLE Erie County. Other entries name Common Pleas duces E M KENNEDY Morgan County ATR McGULLOCIE Guernsey County Dor Member Fifteenth District GEORGE WHITE Washington County and County Treasurer W A BLACKBIORN Cambridge, Sheriff Roh Addy Ikcox Town Countr Ree ATP Hutchi Cant 21Tlha PL BB HOD Cive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Duces
E. M. Kennedy
Morgan County
Atr. McGullocie
Guernsey County
Sheri
Addy
Ikkcox
Atp Hutchi
Ohio Journal Declares Independence Against Bossism
The Ohio State Journal urges independence from party machines, arguing education and moral purpose oppose bossism. It warns the machine will target its business but predicts praise from the people and conscience, calling on Republican readers to reject machine loyalty and defend principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossisis
New Y
Massachusetts
Iowa
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Bissism
Aarty Machine
Dnes
Roosevelt Speech Urges Independence Against Boss Rule
Guernsey Times reports President Roosevelt advising independence to combat party bosses. The Akron speech praised Taft and urged voters to reject machine control, citing the dangers of despotism and the need for individuals to stand for a great cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Rossevelt
Toose
Taft
Ohio
Akron
Roosevelt
Gregg
A Call to Voters Amid Party Conflicts in Guernsey
A fragmented partisan appeal urges voters to lay aside party lines and defend Guernsey county interests. It accuses the Cox faction of misrule, questions the Republican convention, and warns against backing costly resident judges. The piece criticizes Boss bargaining and cites local political friction and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox Gang
Republican State Convention
Roosevelt
Foraker
Guernsey County
Guernsey
Ernest Schneider
Cotelohawk
Cambridge
Daves
Tein
Ender
Guern Selines
Guernsey Voters Set To Defeat Local Judges
In a heated exchange the Guernsey Times questions the county’s mood and political tactics. It condemns Judge Gregg’s past stance while urging independent voting to repudiate the “robbery of the people” and to elect judges who serve the courts and the public.
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Dawes
McGintds
Johnson
Guernsey Times
Roosevelt
Guernsey County
Ties
Gregg
Zanesville
Guethier County
Hercules
Hodge Greg
Intelligent voters seek independent judiciary in district
The message argues for judges chosen on merit not political clout. It calls for eminent men with professional reputations and strong community support to avoid dictation. The appeal emphasizes impartial, trusted leadership for the district’s important functions.
Independents of Pennsylvania Seek Victory in November
The Independents of Pennsylvania express strong confidence about success in the upcoming November election. They criticize boss rule in the Keystone state and frame their campaign as a promising example of reform and good governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Mrs Brown to Host Thursday Afternoon Party
Mrs Janes Marshall Brown will host a social gathering Thursday afternoon with Mrs Herman McCleary and Mrs Joseph Bute Ferguson as hosts. The event is scheduled for October 25 from 1 to 6 PM at 1621 Keatty Avenue. Invitations have been issued for a large number of guests.
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Janes Marshall Brown
Herman McCleary
Joseph Bute Ferguson
Brown
Keatty Avenue
Fragmented OCR item on local figure and business protests
Readable parts describe a person raised near a farm in a town area and references to businesses in East Wyeeting Avenue. Mentions a Mr Wood and a Mr Pete, with scattered phrases about tenure, stores, and a protest context. Details are garbled but imply a local community notice or obituary style fragment with names and places.
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Qing A
East Wyeeting
Wood
al Hinds
Nancy Gracey Dies at Fairview After Long Illness
Mrs Nancy Gracey aged SS years died at her Fairview home after weeks of fainting fit and advancing age. She helped church and charitable works, joined Lutheran in youth then Methodist, survived by daughter Mrs Thomas Smith of Fairview and relatives Mrs Barton, Mrs Orrand, and Mrs Nueppard of Cambridge. Funeral at her home Wednesday at 1 pm conducted by Revs White and Baggeson, burial in Harvein cemetery.
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Nancy Gracey
Fairview
Wolin
Oxford
Hetoo
Que
Thomas Smithy
Odf
Wi O S. Barton
J. C. Orrand
Charles Nueppard
Cambridge
J. N. White
G. Bagteson
Hairvein Cemetery
Notable candidate outlines duties and character traits
The text praises a candidate as a devoted family man with ten children and active church involvement. It claims strong physical vigor and morality, notes no laziness, and proposes to appoint him sheriff if elected. His listed occupation is farming.
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Ian
Woman recounts thirteen years of pelvic troubles relief found
A letter from MNA Mund en Brinkley Arkansas describes long suffering from female troubles. She tried Louisville doctors and Springs, refused ovarian operation, and credits Peruna with restoring health and strength. Another note from Sirs Caroline Kramer and Matt Collins discusses distrust of doctors and warnings about kidney liver and stomach treatments.
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Mna Munden
Brinkley, Ark
Louisville
Tosin
Caroline Kramer
Matt Collins
Col
OPPOSITION TO COUNTY JUDGE RACE IN 1902 04 FIGURES
A long reader letter presents exact statistics from April 1 1902 to April 1 1906 comparing Guernsey and Noble counties. It details civil cases commenced disposed of felonies fines and indictments, plus court days and related figures, arguing political manipulation and voter interest. It references Musk KUTH and Noblebouses in a contested congressional candidate period and complains of absenteeism and unfair campaigning.
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Tuethbey
Court of “Enim Pleas
Catbridge
Guernsey
Noble
Nobie
Guerns
Hoffe
Congress
Zane State
Amd
Maywood Morris
Ross
Arden
Richard Mayberry Dies After Illness at 45
Richard Mayberry, a prominent resident and past seven years in Cambridge, died Saturday evening after a long illness. Hewas 45 and survived by his widow, three sons and three daughters, all residing in the city. He was a longtime member of the K of TV lodge which oversaw funeral services at his house Monday at 2 PM, with interment in Northwood Cemetery.
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Richard Mayberry
Cambridge
K. of TV
Northwood Cemetery
Loss of Power To Digest Food Explained
A distorted medical note explains digestion as a key bodily function and links nerve disorders to impaired digestion. It argues nervous energy is consumed in digestion and that health and vitality decline when nerves falter, urging remedies to restore balance.
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics Enters Diseases List
Fragmented OCR summary lists various animal diseases and remedies including sheep, dogs, hogs, and poultry. Mentions worms, fever, diarrhoea, dysentery, and kidney disorders. Includes numerous garbled terms and misread product names. overall it indicates veterinary guidance on livestock illnesses and prevention.
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Samuel A. Tioskins
Auglaize County
Public
Sehgurs
GW. Haupert
Wayne County
Dairy and
R. Ds. Clegle
Erie County
Board of Public Works
Geo. E. Niswonger
Darke County
Dor
Canress
George White
Washington
W. A. Black Biorn
Cambricee
Democratie Headquarters
Independent Voters
MeCrLié
Lupesster
Lee
Threatetire Bis Pewter Ag Pte
Sater Deresvensr
Eyelang
Tibet
Hen
Rob Brey
Scott
Scott & Buwne
Mary
Fisferti
Penayrovalion
Northfield United Presbyterian Church
Peruna
Anna Wayden
Eaey
Onn
Ori
Fhomres
Guernser and
Noble Counties
Monty
Saath
Rishaab Mayberry
H.airpraine
Quincy
Mieare
Kidvey
Ueken
Rey Dera
Ferense Bary
RAN Gonnel ES Crane
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