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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
3
Auction No 2 will sell Thede Stevenson's remaining harness stock to the highest bidders on Saturday January 9 at 10 am and 12:30 pm. Everything must be sold at this sale with no minimum price. 16 harness sets 65 horse collars 500 whips and other items including combs brushes blankets pads halters and more. Auctioneer John W Cale Thede Stevenson January 6-31.
Excellent 100 acre improved farm near Cambridge on a good road and well watered with timber. Apply to W. R. Dougherty, 5th floor Central National Bank building, Cambridge, Ohio. Dec 29-tf.
The Jolliette club will hold a dance at the Masonic hall on Wednesday night January 6. Music by Miss Moorhead and Mr. Smith of Coshoec ton. Admission fifty cents per couple. Dr. L. M. Ross was called to Byesville on professional business yesterday. C Ellis Moore, a law student in the O S A Columbus, visiting his father County Commissioner Moore, was in the city yesterday on his way to resume studies.
Makes rich red blood and restful sleep. builds healthful tissue and steady nerves. Promotes perfect digestion and assimilation. Keeps you well and happy. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Brooky Sutton, druggist.
Captain Thomas Smith of Fairview has been chosen by Adjutant General Weybrecht to serve as a visitors attendant at the capitol. He was endorsed by fellow veterans, the committee, Senator Mahaffey, and Representative McCreary, promising courteous attention to every visitor at the state house.
Liberal profit taking by local longs caused weakness in the wheat market with final quotes showing a loss of 1 cent. Corn oats and provisions also weakened as selling realizations dominated. May options closed Wheat 1074, corn 68 68, oats 51.
Market notes show cattle supply light and steady, with prime cattle at 6.30 to 6.50 and choice 6.50 to 6.75. Sheep and lambs are steady with prime wethers 4.75 to 4.90 and veal calves 9 to 9.50. Hogs receipts 15 double decks, primes 6.35 to 6.40 and mediums 6.30 to 6.35. other hogs range 6.10 to 6.30 with pigs 5.70 to 5.85. Bulls and cows priced from 1.50 to 5.90 depending on quality.
A girl recounts being followed by President Roosevelt prompting her to cry after a park ride. She says she rode home two telegraph poles away and refused the other road. Her father Carlton Hazard expressed outrage at the discourtesy, but the President gave no reply.
Arrangements are underway for a two day state law enforcement conference in Columbus on January 25 and 26. The event will cover enforcement after the saloon closures in 62 counties with judges mayors prosecutors and city solicitors discussing the issue. Hon Sea born Wright of Georgia will open the conference with an address highlighting statewide prohibition efforts. The event is open to the public and expected to attract participants from across Ohio.
Advertisement offers a loan on a Cambridge first mortgage at 6 percent interest by John P. Stain ATO.
Miss Coleman a Cumberland schoolteacher escaped injury when her buggy wrap overheated from a brick fire near Washington on New Years day. The lap robe was badly damaged and a coat burned, but she remained unhurt.
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a harmless remedy that digests any food and relieves indigestion sour stomach heartburn and belching within minutes. It claims many stomach disorders stem from undigested food and promises a hearty appetite and painless digestion after taking one candy like tablet.
Attorney C V Wells left yesterday on a legal business trip to New Philadelphia. Mrs. Harry Williams, ill five weeks, is now able to leave her room.
Miss Wilma Lanning returned to St Aloysius Academy this morning after spending the holidays at her home in the city.
Advertises made to order carpets and rugs at 1004 Steubenville Street corner North Tenth Street. Includes a January 6 time cue with unclear meaning.
Miss Clara Holtz is visiting friends in Zanesville. The brief notice notes her travel through the city and her presence among local acquaintances.
Mrs Mary Jane St Clair of Salesville has spent eighteen months with her children in California and Kansas and is now a few days with Dr Lowry on her way home.
O. V. Wells appears in Common Pleas Court at New Philadelphia to argue an important real estate dispute, with proceedings focusing on key property holdings and legal precedents.
Ernest Ray, longtime blacksmith at the local car plant, has moved his family from Caldwell to Cambridge, indicating a relocation of both residence and employment ties.
Dave Wheeler of Caldwell has been chosen as one of the policemen by Adjutant General Krecht. Wheeler is a veteran of the Seventy-eighth O V and praised as brave and clever, a fitting choice for the position.
An advertisement urges readers to follow health advice from leading specialists and take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a safe physic once a week. It claims this routine prevents sick days and promotes lasting well being. The copy promotes Button druggist as the retailer and emphasizes affordability at 35 cents.
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