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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

2

Court House News Highlights Ohio Plea Actions

Common Pleas reports include judgments in error with costs assessed to plaintiff in error and numerous indictments and defenses. Dobbins and Linn receive court-appointed counsel. bond set for Brit at 200 dollars. cases against Washenko and LaFollette progress. guardianship and sale matters noted with multiple local residents listed. Rev. W. O. Hawkins to officiate.

Heed State of Ohio Floyd Dobbins W. S. Daugherty Dobbins A. B. Flood Linn Ralph Brit George Washenko Ssault Chas Turnbaugh H. H. Black J. A. LaFollette Elizabeth M. Davies Elizabeth M Davies

If Women Only Knew What a Heap of Happiness It Would Bring

Cambridge residents endorse Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. Mrs Mary Allen of 144 South Ninth Street Cambridge Ohio testifies she found relief from back pain headaches and fatigue after using the pills. Sold by all dealers price fifty cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York agents for the United States Remember the name Dean's and take no other.

Cambridge Mary Allen South Ninth Street Ohio Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and hay fever

Note recommends Ely's Dream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever or cold in the head. It soothes the nasal membranes and aims to cure the disease, not provide deceptive relief. No cocaine or mercury. sold by all druggists for 50c, mailed by Ely Bros New York.

Ely Ely Bros Warren Street New York

Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Pure Red Blood

Advertisement claims heavy impure blood causes pimply complexion headaches and nausea while thin blood causes weakness and pale sickness. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised to make the blood ripe and red and restore perfect health.

Dean's Ointment Claimed to Cure Various Skin Ailments

An advertisement asserts that a cat is a bird fancier and promises instant itching relief and cures for piles eczema salt rheum tetter itch hives herpes scabies with Dean's Ointment available at any drug store.

First Watch Boy Enjoys Time Of His Life

A boy experiences joy from owning his first watch. Dean's Regnu lets promises a single dose for mild constipation and claims cures for habitual constipation at 25 cents a box via druggists. Mrs Whiteacre of Buffalo endorses Dr Thomas Electric Oil for croup, noting eight years of family success.

Dean Thomas

Belmont County Sets Assessor Pay At 3.50 Daily

Belmont county commissioners fix compensation for real property assessors at 3.50 dollars per day across the county.

Belmont County A. G. Eagleson Love City Washington

Hearse and Aviator Compare in St. Louis

In St Louis an enterprising undertaker owns a automobile hearse while an aviator is cited as more aligned with the supposed fitness of things according to the commentary.

St. Louis

Senator Guggenheim Backs Colorado Normal School Gymnasium

Senator Guggenheim of Colorado donates 50000 dollars to the Colorado State Normal School for a gymnasium or domestic science building. He also hints at supporting a college or school of mines in Alaska to gain lasting fame.

Guggenheim Colorado Colorado State Normal School School of Mines Alaska

Roosevelt’s Odd Hunting Triumphs Add Five Horned Giraffe and More

Mr. Roosevelt reports new hunting triumphs including a five-horned giraffe a singing topi a kob and a bohor. He plans to send elephant surplus to the University of California with the Smithsonian Institution overstocked.

Mr. Roosevelt University of California Smithsonian Institution

Cox Backing Shapes Governor Candidate Rufus Smith

George B. Cox is cited as a key force promoting Judge Rufus B. Smith of Cincinnati as a gubernatorial candidate. The move distances the candidate from Senator Dick’s home, a development seen as favorable to Smith and likely pleasing to the President.

George B. Cox Rufus B. Smith Cincinnati

Cannon grows fiercer with each address

The article notes Speaker Cannon becomes more combative with every speech and suggests he fears the current state of affairs. It predicts that when Congress reconvenes, insurgent members in both houses will be ready for conflict, metaphorically worn in warlike attire.

Cannon Congress

Tariff cheating by importers does not lower consumer cost

The argument says false weights concealed goods and other evils enable importers to gain tariff-based benefits, but consumer prices stay the same as if the tariff had been honestly paid. The speaker asserts better no tariff than a tariff that is levied but not paid.

Weist

Government role in business and individual merit

A writer warns that combination business destroys individuality and creates mediocrity. He argues government ownership or paternalism is similarly evil, though government should ensure fair opportunity and protection without doing citizens’ work for them.

State institutions’ estimates total 16 million for next year

The figures show 16 million in estimates submitted by state institutions for the coming year. The writer notes estimates are not appropriations and requests are not mandatory, stressing the need for larger appropriations for buildings and repairs to maintain property and inmate care amid rising living costs.

American Women Reject English Suffragette Agitation

The piece argues American women refuse to emulate English suffragettes who push radical views. It claims US women already enjoy full state suffrage where obtained and criticizes English agitators as anarchist-like, suggesting wealthy Americans focus on marriages and divorce rather than other liberties.

England

Ohio Senate Fight Over Primary Law Sparks Factional War

Senator Charles Dick faces a party split as Washington pushes a primary law amendment to force a majority vote. Ohio leaders, along with Burtonites and administration allies, clash with Hanna Foraker and Dick factions over Governor candidates and state control. A heated contest between Harding Thompson and Judge Robert W. J Taylor is foreseen as the rift deepens.

Charles Dick Ohio Washington Hore Ag Washigton City Burtonites Robert W. J Taylor Cleveland Harding Thompson Taylor Hanna Foraker

Statewide opposition to Cannonism urged in Ohio current

The Ohio State Journal urges defeat of Cannonism by pressing congressmen to reflect public sentiment. It warns legislators who misrepresent Ohioans should stay home and be replaced by someone faithful and true.

Roseberry Links Armaments to Europe’s Fall and US Parallels

Lord Roseberry warns that great armaments threaten Europe and strain budgets. He notes a US parallel and decries the budget as taxing the lords without their vote. Henry Cosgrove of Upper Sandusky won 100 alimony as Amanda Cosgrove gained divorce, hailed by the downtrodden as a first of its kind.

Lord Roseberry Europe United States Commons Lords Congress Senate Act of the Commons England United States of America Henry Cosgrove Upper Sandusky Amanda Cosgrove

Presbyterians Seek Sale of Church Site in Guernsey County

Trustees of the Presbyterian Church of Ohio in Guernsey County filed in the Guernsey County Common Pleas Court to sell a half acre of real estate in Monroe Township. The property lies in the southeast quarter of section 11 near the Robert Morris lot and is no longer needed for church purposes. The filing is dated November 25.

Presbyterian Church of New Birmingham Guernsey County Ohio Kes Common Pleas Court Monroe County of Guernsey State of Robert Morris Presbyterian Church of New

Bids Sought for Pike Street Improvement in Quaker City

The village council of Quaker City Ohio invites sealed bids for grading draining paving and curbing Pike street from the B and O KR tracks to Seecaville street. Bids due December 27 1909 at noon. Bond or certified check of 200 required with bid. Council may reject any or all bids. Clerk C A Bowles announces the notice.

Quaker City Guernsey County Ohio Pike Street Seecaville Street C. A. Bowles Quake City Senecaville Street West Corporation

Notice to Contractors for Senecaville Street Improvement

The council of Quake City Ohio invites bids until December 27 1909 for labor and materials to grade drain pave and curb Senecaville Street from Pike Street to the west village line. Bid must include all names and a 300 bond. The council may reject any bid.

English Commons Seek Tax Aid From Rich for War Costs

Representatives of the common people push to compel the wealthy to share tax burdens for government maintenance. The text notes that in England the rich evade taxes, while naval expenditures strain finances, a pattern echoed in the narrator's country as imitation rather than necessity.

England

Councilman Tom Fowler Spotted in Newark Saturday Evening

Local report notes Newark sighting of Councilman Tom Fowler during a Saturday evening appearance. The event drew community attention as residents observed the public figure in town.

Tom Fowler Newark

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