Campaign meeting called by Guernsey county Democrats
The central committee elect of the Democratic party of Guernsey county are called to meet at the law offices of John S. Black in Campbridge on Saturday September 20 1902 at 1 o clock afternoon for important business. P Mahaffey chairman. Also notes Republicans opening campaign in Akron September 2 with Gov Nash presiding.
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Democratic Party
Guernsey County
John S. Black
Campbridge
Id. P. Mahaffey
Ohio
Akron
Nash
Wanna
Paraker
Pittsburg
Conventions and Nominees in Democratic District Meeting
The Democratic conventions in Zanesville on September 13 chose two nominees for judicial and congressional races. J. A. Okey of Noble and B. E. Kennedy of Morgan received votes, with Kennedy favored in the judicial ballot and Okey leading in several counties. Delegates, including John M. Amos and W. G. Archer, were named for both committees, and nominations were accepted after speeches amid cheers. Farther notices report on Lewis River forest fire losses with 16 dead and many homeless, a Philadelphia charter denial for a church business corporation, a banker Nicholas Fish’s fatal fall, and a Dimmick embezzlement trial unresolved, plus market reports from Chicago and other cities.
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Zanesville
Judicial
Tren
F. H. Southad
John M. Amos
J. A. Okey
Noble
BE. M. Kennedy
Morgan
Kennedy
Guernsey
Okey
Muskingum
Jas
Turner
L. J. Weber
E. E. Powers
W. CG. Archer
Cha Man
W. G Archer
Guerny
Will Tawthorne
Jesse A. Ivers
T. J. Medermotts Noble
J. WE. Williams
Washington
Alla Winsor
T. J. McDermott
Ernest 13
Schneider
Spriges
L. W. Eulenwood
Schnider
Washington County
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Kalama
Wash
Lewis River
Philadelphia
First Church of Christ Scientist
Arnold
Common Pleas Court
Banker Fish
New York
Nicholas Fish
Hamilton Fish
The
Rough Riders
Cuba
West Thirty-fourth Street
Ife
Roosevelt Hospital
Mr. Fish
Washington Guernsey fair to draw big crowd next week
The Washington Guernsey county fair begins soon with ample entertainment daily including a balloon ascent by an expert aeronaut. Local residents and visitors anticipate a festival atmosphere as preparations speed toward opening day despite scattered obituaries and community notices.
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Guernsey
Washington
Heiner
Toledo
Cope
Westchester
O. J. Apin
W. O. Moore
Jay McCulloch
James McCreary
Clit Baisley
Columbus
O. Lewis
Smith
Pashinelle
Dd. G
Margaret Smith
John Thompson
South of Town
Muskingum College
Guernsey County Fair
Charlie
Golden
Marjory Smith
Swanton
Maryland
Ee L. Smith
Family Notes and Social Visits in Local Circles
William Temple and wife of Wh eais visit relatives while Miss Eugenia Shipley heads to North berton for friends and sewing. Miss Sallie McElhaney and Mrs Moses Bell remain on the sick list. Miss Kate Longsworth returns from Cambridge to stay with her brother John and attend school. Adila and Emma Carson host a large party Thursday. Mr and Mrs Martin Lake celebrate son Arthur's surprise birthday last Tuesday. A Threshers Home Picnic at Mr and Mrs Bennet Hardings last Wednesday marks the season’s last threshing. Miss Mionie Cunningham of Newark visits Misses Hattle and Emme Cunningham.
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Armingha
Cc. L. Bonnell
Robi. Montgomery
Anna
Wil
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Ethel Montgomery
Washington, D.C
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Eagleson
Trigan
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Pack
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Grover C. Wood
J. M. Wood
Denison Tedrick
Antrim
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Wheais
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Northberton
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Moses Bell
Charlotte Parkinson
Kate Longsworth
John
Adiila
Emma Carson
Martin Lake
Arthur
Bennet Harding
Harding
Mionie Cunningham
Newark
Misses Hattle
Emme Cunningham
Union Dale and Pleasant City News Roundup
Frost on the hill but crops look promising as farmers sow wheat and cut corn. Notables include Oliver Barnett selling Dorset sheep and Isaac Shallcross buying a fodder cutter. In Pleasant City, typhoid sickens David Bates, Charley Bates dies after a fall, and Grandma Parsons benefit picnic succeeds despite rain. Local visits note Lizzie Stewart and Noble county trips.
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Weal Hurley
New Concord
Mr. Kreager
Nathan Conner
Maysville
Isaac Shallcross
Oliver Barnett
Pleasan Valley Gossip From Local Note and Weather
Mrs BE A Boya was summoned to her daughter's home near Concord where her four and a half year old grandson suffers cholera infantum. L D Durban and family visited Glatves near Kimbold. McCourt and wife of Cambridge spent the weekend with Tr W Richard and family. The thermometer read 34 degrees with light frost. the corn fodder was slightly damaged.
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Cornelius Warley
Concord
L. D. Durban
Glatves
Kimbold
Id McCourt
Cambridge
Tr. W. Richard
Fam
Bird Shot for Tiger in Health Ad Warns Danger
An old health ad warns that using bird shot to hunt a tiger is ineffective and dangerous. It likens consumption to a stealthy disease that eats flesh, then promotes Scott's Emulsion as a strengthbuilding treatment. The copy invites readers to request a free sample and lists Scott & Bowne contact details and price.
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Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
A. Kreamer
Divorce suit and executor notice in Guernsey County Ohio
Mary Runyon seeks divorce custody and alimony on grounds of willful absence and neglect. The notice directs appearance by September 1, 1908. Executor Wells Atty announces appointment for Joseph K Andrews estate with claims to be presented for allowance before the executor.
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Thuton
Ane
Mary Runyon A
McOuilloch
Joseph K. Andrews
Guernsey County
Wel's & Sheppard
Copy of probate report filed in Guernsey County Ohio
Dated at Cambridge Ohio September 10 Probate Judge Watson B. Gregg certifies this is a true copy of the original report on file in the Probate Court Guernsey County Ohio.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Guernsey County
Watson BH
Gregg
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