Wholesale Flour Pricing in Local Market
Fragments show Henkle Bread Flour and Idean Flour offered in sacks and barrels with prices 75c to 1.50 per sack and 5.90 per barrel, indicating bulk and unit pricing.
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30 Dec 1909
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Cambridge Jeffersonian in Cambridge, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
5
Wholesale Price Slash Ends Friday at Six
The notice announces wholesale price reductions on select staple goods through Friday at 6 PM. It promises savings on items priced at 95 or 80 and notes a historical 95 to 80 to 20 or 30 discount pattern.
Atkins Jewelers Ad and Local Social Notices
H J Boyd dentist on Wayior block opposite post office. Mrs C E Curby and daughter from East Steubenville Ave left Tuesday to visit Gilmore Ohio. Mr and Mrs Jess Slinglutt head to Canal Dover for a Wednesday dance. Mrs C B Stone and Lewis go to Wellsville and East Liverpool for a week. For 50 years Atkins jewelers opposite the court house offer right goods at right prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Boyd
Wayior Block
C. E. Curby
East Steubenville Avenue
Gilmore
Ohio
Jess Slinglutt
Canal Dover
C. B. Stone
Lewis
Grant Avenue
Wellsville
East Liverpool
Atkins
Court House
Christmas Cheer Fills Cambridge Homes With Festive Gatherings
A Cambridge newspaper describes multiple holiday gatherings across the city. Mr and Mrs Albert Frazier hosted twenty children with gifts and a ride in Albin Whitcraft’s car. Numerous dinners and out of town guests marked Christmas day at homes on North Third to Gomber avenues. A large audience attended a sacred cantata at Manchester Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Frazier
North Third Street
Santa Claus
Albin Whitcraft
C. M. Garrett
North Sixth Street
T. J. Deeren
Howard
Marietta
John Deeren
Sadie
Pleasant City
Charles Deeren
North Seventh Street
J. S. Lawall
Sarah Kendrick
H. H. Kendrick
Derwent
J. W. Kendrick
Hopedale
Earl
Chester Kendrick
P. A. Looman
George
Samuel
Cleveland
Kendrick
S. F. Caldwell
South Ninth Street
L. B. Jackson
W. J. Glenn
Hopewell
C. M. Middleton and
Floyd
Byesville
Belle McBride
Dewey Avenue
H. M. Caldwell
Foster Avenue
J. E. McBride
Vera Middleton
Bessie McBride
Alex Boyd
East Gomber Avenue
Manchester Presbyterian Church
North Side
Clarence A. Hyde
Lottie B. Gibson
Belle Watson
D. B. Hamilton
Albert G. Hailstone
Mr. Hyde
D. A. Greene
Pittsburg
Caspar Koch
Carnegie Music Hall
Pitsburg
Schubert Womens’ Club
Elizabeth Luthringer
Queen of
James A. Pollock
Jas. Flannigan
Edward
Zanesville
J. H. Bayless
8. D. Shepler
Ava
Ohio
O. B. Bayless
Lyndon
O. M. Bayless
D. B. Bayless
H. O. Bayless
Elizabeth Fleming
Lucile
Josephine Bayless
Ds. Bayless
Kansas
Masonic Temple
Phi Sigma Chi
Notable Out-of-Town Guests Attend Thirty O'clock Event
Mr. and Mrs. Swisher hosted a gathering with many out-of-town guests including Miss Reller Miss Lucile Nicholson Miss Coppengarner and Andrew Nicholson from New Philadelphia Miss Margaret Cott from Columbus Cleave Travis of Byesville Miss Secrest from Pleasant City Mr and Mrs Dwight Scott of Washington DC Charles Dickens of Bellaire and Miss Florence Wetherall of Steubenville The Lucas seven piece orchestra provided excellent music for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swisher
Miss Reller
Lucile Nicholson
Coppengarner
Andrew Nicholson
New Philadelphia
Margaret Cott
Gladys Boetcher
Columbus
Cleave Travis
Byesville
Secrest
Pleasant City
Dwight Scott
Washington, D. C
Charles Dickens
Bellaire
Florence Wetherall
Steubenville
Lucas
Cambridge Chapter No 53 R A M Convocation Tonight
The note announces a stated convocation of Cambridge Chapter No 53 R A M tonight at 7 oclock sharp with election of officers. H P R C Shaw calls for good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Cambridge Lodge to Meet for Alfred Skinner Funeral Arrangements
A meeting of Cambridge Lodge No. 66 F and A M convenes at the Masonic Temple Tuesday at 6 30 PM to arrange the funeral of Brother Alfred Skinner. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Cambridge Lodge
Joseph Guilt
W. R. Liddy
Thomas Donley
Charles S. Shields
W. W. Fordyce
Clyde Reasoner
Zanesville
J. K. Homer
Frank Mahaffey
J. P. Mahaffey
No. 66
Masonic Temple
Alfred Skinner
The Chinese Knowledge of the Mariner's Compass
The article states that Chinese knowledge of the mariner's compass dates to about 2634 BC. It frames this as an early advancement in navigation and suggests a long historical tradition of compass use in China.
Oldest hit concert promotes free band performance
In a downtown event flier the oldest widely known hit is billed as a stage performance. A free band concert runs twice daily without a parade, inviting the public to attend and enjoy live music.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John M. Amos
Jeffersonian
Bell
Woodworth Building
Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge Postoffice
Ber
Doz
Bakers
Riverside
Oldham’s Millinery
Craig
Anna J, Wilson
Home
Anna May Mahaffey
North Eleventh Street
Miss Mahaffey
Masonic Social Club
Clarence S. Murphy
H. Murphy
Nye Murphy
John Boyd
East Beatty Avenue
Fred Christoul and Sons
Sandusky
W. Todd
Boyd
Lady Maccabees
K. of P. Hall
Laura MaMahon
Niles
John Huffman
Newark
J. C. Rolingson
Rockhill
Alfred Rice
Mr. Guthrie
Horace Dewey
Chas McConnell
Edgar Moorehead
Robin Pratt
Ava Rainey
Claire Boothe
Pearl Buckingham
Ella Dewey
Mary Dorie
Ethel Reasoner
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
Y. S. M. Society
Second U. P. Church
Zola
Mabel McFarland
Carlisle Avenue
Blanche Bratton
Elsie Clark
Clorinda Clark
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
M. P
O. V. Wells
R. A. Elliott
Wm. Harris
J. C. Crossen
Horace Grummond
Cyrus Scott
Martha Stottlemire
Anna Miller
Scott
W. B. Green
Green
C. A. Frame
Walter Patterson
A. P. Frame
Washington
Thos, Frame
New Castle
Giffen
Bell Phone
R. C. Shaw, H. P
Colonial Theatre
Chas. and
Geo. Hammond
al. W. Martin
Big
Uncle Tom
Brenan & Wilson
P. O
R. G. Kingston
Miss Mary Carew
Moonshiner’s
Teddy
the Real Live
W. M. Sherrard
Coats
Ompany
Long’s Department Store
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