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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
2
The piece outlines Secretary Laylin's appointment choices amid debate over Barber's influence, criticizes political selections, and discusses signature issues like Beal law, the beef trust, and taxation schemes. It notes Governor and legislature actions, cemetery care duties for veterans, and local family news including the Meade and Pollock visit and a newborn son.
Historic Cambridge votes recount show Web ticket winning by narrow margins amid fierce push for and against the prohibitory ordinance. Sprague and Blinkhurn lose key wards while Ward returns list candidates, with school board and township races decided.
Rev HT G Moriedge of Cumberland preached at the Press church here last Sabbath. Alexander Cook has faint hopes of recovery after a week of illness. Mrs Mary Carpenter remains seriously ill with pneumonia. Residents attended quarterly meeting at Rich IT. Charles Boyer and sister moved from Cambridge to this area. Foster Steele left for Lebanon Pa to study telegraphy. Grace Foulk slowly recovers. A B Gall and family will move to London Starr farm next week. Miss Lita Carrick of Derwent visited recently. Local business notes include butter prices, transfers of farms via Perry Ford, and lease surrender at Shiati non well!. Osdell Eggs W2e butter 2c.
Mrs James asueemson near this place died Friday April 4th. She was a member of Mrs Herman U church and funeral held Sunday at her fate conducted by Rev Lorimer with interment in Mt. The sympathy to the bereaved John K F Wilson of Frisen and others in the neighborhood. Miss Minnie McMullen returned to Cambridge after a few days at home Nixon Ulrich spent last week at Barnesville William Wilson of New Concord visited Mrs Jennie McCully last Monday. Does it Pay to Buy Cheap A cheap cough and cold remedy helps only for mild illness but Boschee’s German Syrup relieves and cures severe throat and lung troubles. Try one bottle recommended by druggists. Get Green’s Prize Almanac.
Reports from Nawick and Washington communities note Mins Lottie Jonnson visiting at home, Wallace leaving for Wheeling to work as a carpenter, and Rev Stewart expecting family relocation. births, local elections, land sales, and infra efforts are touched with several names and places including Pocahontas Arkansas, Richmond Indiana, and Washington. The text mentions school trustees, a proposed electric road committee, and multiple residents moving or reuniting with kin.
A jumbled report notes Nelhun of Gumberkatad visiting Monday and Tuesday, Henry Cronin of Cumberland traveling, Mandi Ed Walker heading to Columbus to play with Whale, Lissine meeting Henry Androwa, and Turvey settling here. M.S. Moore re elected check weighman. Miss Bain of New Concord visits Miss Campbell. Guy Campbell returns from Mus Kinga college. Van Lashley family visits Mt Ephraim. Liz Keyson from Cumuerkind visits. Tales bride from Can b Wwerk observed.
An old advertisement promotes Scott’s Emulsion as a health elixir for children. It asserts benefits for pale or anemic, undergrown, and peevish kids, claiming rapid growth and vigor with regular use. The copy stresses pleasant taste and offers a free sample from Scott & Nownes, chemists.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pricing ranges and tasks but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a complete item. The readable portions reference lessons and a general department, with scattered monetary figures and abbreviations, making a reliable card unattached to a clear event.
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