Jeffersonian Subscription Rates and Office Details
The Daily Jeffersonian lists subscription prices including livery by Carriers in Cambridge at 5 cents per week or 5 dollars per year with advance payment required. The Weekly Jeffersonian is 1 dollar yearly, 2 months for two dollars and three months for two dollars. The Daily Jeffersonian is sold at News Spot in Mathews Block North 7th Street. Business offices located with Hoyle and Scott and contact numbers for news rooms Moyle and Boots.
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Cambridge
Jeffersonian
Mathews Block
North 7Th Street
December 22 in History Highlights Trade Embargo and Births
The entry notes 1607 the embargo on English trade took effect requiring American vessels to load cargoes in the United States. It also records the birth of geologist John Strong Newberry in 1822 and the death of composer Sebastian Bach Mills in 1898, with their birth years.
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England
United States
John Strong Newberry
Sebastian Bach Mills
Astronomical Events Notes for Celestial March
Eastern time details mark a new moon in Sagittarius pairing with the sun. Mercury conjunction passes the moon at 5 56 am while a central solar eclipse remains invisible in North America. Moon rises at 7 29 am with age 29 days. Sunsets at 4 32 pm and sunrise at 7 18 am.
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Sagittarius
North America
Herrick Emerges as Possible Treasury Secretary Candidate
Former Governor Myron T. Herrick tops the list as a potential secretary of the treasury under the new administration. Ohio officials say the state is ready to fill any responsible positions in Washington.
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Myron T. Herrick
Roosevelt Quarrels with School Girls Stirring Controversy
A controversial report alleges Franklin D Roosevelt quarreled with schoolgirls and whipped a horse, drawing criticism about dignity and conduct. The account prompts debate on reliability and public decorum in political reporting.
Police Court Targets Shoplifters With Tough Stance
The Columbus police court, echoed by other cities, pursues shoplifters vigorously. Women caught shoplifting react with hysteria or calm resolve, but a common outcome is being blacklisted and losing their means of livelihood, worse than fines or imprisonment.
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Columbus
Taft Senate Candidacy Sparks Nepotism Debate
The public doubts Charles P Taft should run for the senate fearing nepotism. They recall General Grant’s suffering from family influence and doubt the incoming leader will stay hands off. The president elect may avoid ties but public skepticism persists.
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Charles P. Taft
Senate
M. Grant
Mon
Taft kinship looms in senator fight claims
The piece argues Charles P Taft has political weight beyond being Theodore Roosevelt's brother elect noting legislators may fear opposing the Taft backed candidate and fear backlash from the new administration.
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Legislatre
Charles P. Taft
Willows
Community meeting funds railroad to Lore City
At a Washington opera house meeting citizens moved to secure four farm rights of way for the Marietta and Lake railroad. Committees were appointed to deal with farm owners and to raise funds. within two hours the pledged money was raised and placed in a Cambridge bank for later handover to W H Young as work proceeds.
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Washington
Marietta & Lake
Lore City
W. H. Young
Young
Cambridge
Mr. Young
Major Moore
L. E. Carlisle
R. C. McCreary
J. H. Robinson
J. A. Johnson
Messrs
Carnegie urges end to steel tariff protecting industry
In a heated speech, Carnegie argues there is no reason for the steel tariff and that protection should end. He cites past experiences and declares the steel industry now can compete globally without government protection.
Trunk and Bag Discounts from Roy Stevenson
Ten to twenty percent reduction offered on trunks suitcases and traveling bags. Roy Stevenson advertises this sale with a broad discount range and contact reference 80 41.
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Roy Stevenson
Fairview Couple Visit Ends As Holidays Return Home
Mr and Mrs John Boden of Fair view who have been visiting their sons Elmer and Wilbur and families during the past three weeks will return home at the close of this week. Miss Ethel Lingenfelter of East Wheeling avenue left this morning to spend Christmas holidays with her sister Mrs A T Enlow and family of Canton.
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John Boden
Fairview
Elmer
Wilbur
Ethel Lingenfelter
East Wheeling Avenue
A. T. Enlow
Canton
Marriage Licenses and Probate Court Notices
Marriage licenses issued for David S. Rogers of Peoli and Elizabeth Bealer of Kimbolton. Probate Court reports waiver of summons and consent to sell in the Edith Garber estate case. Michael Machary named administrator of Michael Bajeara’s estate. Barr v The Wills Creek Coal Co. settled. no jury return unless rejoined.
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Davids. Rogers
Peoli
Elizabeth Bealer
Kimbolton
W. H. Gregg
Admi
Edith Garber
L. S
Gas Line Completed for Cambridge and Eyesville
The Ohio Fuel Supply Co announces completion of the Zanesville Cambridge line. Gas will be turned on by Wednesday the 23rd and an adequate supply will be available for the coldest weather. The new rate becomes effective after the December meter readings. Dee, 22-8t.
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Zanesville
Cambridge
Ohio Fuel Supply CO
Dee
Shortest Day of the Year Listings and Sun Rise Times
The passage notes December 20 as the year's shortest daylight day with sunrise at 7 20 and sunset at 4 34. It explains days will lengthen from then, though cold may strengthen per an old legend, and provides future sunset and sunrise times into next June.
Christmas Tree at High Hill Program Sunday School
On Christmas Eve December 24 1908 under the American Sunday School Union a program of songs and recitations will be presented with a treat for scholars. Free admission and all are invited. The event begins at 7 00 p m.
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American Sunday School Union
Graham’s Xmas Specials at Graham’s Store
Catalog style ad lists chocolate mixed candy three pounds for .25 cents, finest dates three pounds for .25, two pounds loose raisins for .25, two pounds English walnuts for 35 cents, two pounds mixed nuts, two pounds peanut brittle for 250, one pound good chocolate drops for .15, plus fresh candies and canned vegetables at right prices. Indicates local shop promotion with date code 91-8t.
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Rose of Sharon
Graham's
Dunn's Candy Display At Low Christmas Prices
Go 70 Dunns for Candies in East End offers a fine display of Christmas candies fruit baskets fine box candies holly and trees at very low prices. Cambridge Practical Business College basketball team travels to Martins Ferry for New Years night return game. first meeting this season in which PBC won. Mrs Elmer Moore Topeka KS and Mrs Myrtle Chamberlain Clyde OH visit sister Mrs L H Bonnell Steubenville Ave.
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Mike. Dunn
East End
Cambridge Practical Business College
Martins Ferry
P. B. C. Boys
Elmer Moore
Topeka, Kansas
Myrtle Chamberlain
Clyde, C
L. H. Bonnell
Steubenville Avenue
Mrs Varley to Spend Holidays with Son in Chicago
Mrs. Martin Varley leaves tomorrow to visit her son Levin in Chicago Illinois for the Christmas holidays.
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Martin Varley
Levin
Chicago
Ill
Boys Learn Short Hand Free Join Recreation Club
Advertises free shorthand lessons for boys through the Boys’ Recreation Club with membership drive and January 1 deadline. Also promotes Christmas cake orders and baked goods from Cambridge City Bakery at Oldham’s on North Seventh street with a 10 cent pound price for Choice Holly.
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Cambridge City Bakery
Oldham’'s
North Seventh Street
Holiday specials at Roy Stevenson's and Oldhams store
Reduced prices on saddles, blankets, robes and flowers including Ferns Azalias Cyclamen Prim roses and blooming plants at Roy Stevenson's Ferns Azalias Cyclamen Prim roses and Oldhams on North Seventh Street. An opportunity for boys to learn shorthand free in the evenings, apply at the Boys' Club now.
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Roy Stevenson
Oldhams
North Seventh Street
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Mens House
the Daily
Orn M. Amos
Hoyle
Scott
Hell
Alan
Coent
Carnegie
Brenan and Wilson
Hoosier
Hoosier Fz
the Home Outfiting Co
Brenan & Wilson
Chas. and
Geo. Hammond
Guy Brothers
Big
Minstrels
Bran
Eyesville
High Hill
Graham
Edison Phonograph
the Temple Store
Masonic Temple
Wheeling Avenue
Boys’ Recreation Club
Turnbaugh
Cambridge, Ohio
Arnold’s Drug Store
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