30 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
1
I R W Acheson treasurer of Guernsey county Ohio gives notice to the tax payers that taxes on each hundred dollars of taxable property valuation for 1902 in the townships and corporations are as follows.
A financial note details levies totaling 13.5 cents, with 0.8 cents for sinking fund, 1.8 cents for Ohio University Fund, 2.2 cents for State Common School Fund, and 9.5 cents as total levy. The figures indicate the distribution across funds and the overall amount in this state fiscal item.
Delinquent taxes from the 1902 duplicate include County Levy Bridge Fund Children's Home Fund Soldiers Relief Infirmary Fund and more with cash values listed. Taxes due in two installments by December 20 and June 20, 1903, with instructions to designate name township section and acres when requesting amounts by letter. payment methods and office hours provided. penalties for late payment to be enforced. Cambridge Ohio October 16, 1902.
Restlean and Mrs. E D Everts report relief from grippe related debility and neuralgia after using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills and Ointment. Testimonials claim restored energy, steadier nerves, and reduced headaches. Advert appears from Cambridge and Newark Ohio locations.
A historical proclamation announces officers for state district and county positions. Names and jurisdictions are listed, reflecting early 20th century governance and official appointment procedures. The document outlines duties and tenure for officers across counties.
Tuesday November 4th, by Ohio law the sheriff proclaims the general election time. Sheriff 7. B. Dollison of Guernsey County makes known that the first Tuesday after the first Monday is the election day. The notice fulfills county proclamation requirements for the upcoming vote.
The notice sets election day for Guernsey County Ohio on the fourth day of November 1902 with polls open from 6 30 p m to 7 00 p m central standard time. It names multiple state and county offices including Secretary of State Judge of the Supreme Court Dairy and Food Commissioner probate judge and sheriff and outlines returns and filing requirements. The sheriff Dollison signs the notice at Cambridge Ohio on October 2 1902.
A Democrat rally in Columbus draws speaker 10N.C.W.Baker who rails against Republican policies. He lambasts mining and wage conditions, cites cost of living rising from New York rates, and urges voters to back the Democratic platform amid warnings of winter hardships.
The piece surveys congressional fights over constitutional amendments, federal power, and public policy. It notes party battles between Republicans and Democrats, debates on taxation and relief measures, and calls to advance or delay major reforms while highlighting voices urging practical progress and caution on constitutional change.
The text laments political corruption and calls for reform, citing President Roosevelt’s ideas and the need for a just government. It critiques legislative gridlock and argues for equality before the law, broader representation, and accountable leadership. It contrasts Republican and Democratic visions and urges youth to shape character and civic duty.
Indianapolis Oct 24 Senator Hanna devoted the day to speechmaking in Indiana drawing large crowds. He defended corporate growth as part of national evolution while urging consideration for workers and the public good. Near the end he faltered physically, then declined to speak further and was helped from the stage.
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