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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1918

Page

6

Cambridge Mayor Sets Water Works Settlement Ahead

J C Longsworth outlines pending settlements with contractors over the unfinished water works system. He notes bonded indebtedness of about 700 051 85 and warns no extra spending beyond appropriations. He urges prompt collection of city claims and prudent public improvements.

Tle Gang Cambridge Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners A. G. Henderson J. C. Longsworth

McAdoo Plans 10 Save 400 Million in Rail Reforms

The article outlines 10 proposals by McAdoo to save 400 million dollars by reducing traffic, speeding unloading of cars, and eliminating back hauling. It emphasizes conservation of coal, improved management of passengers and freight, and potential enforcement if needed to ensure faster unloading and reduced delays.

McAdoo

Boy Robber Lost His Nerve in Masked Loot Tale

A neighborhood tale of guns and a masked robber ends with a confession from a boy after a barnside talk. Loot included jewelry and a dollar bill remains, plus a duck and a Belgian hare. the boy claimed the masked intruder was imagined and the sheriff urged leniency.

Indianapolis News Sheriff Coffin

Light suited to eyes and contrast ranges

Studies on light for eye comfort analyze contrast between objects and backgrounds. Outdoors show typical brightness contrasts around 1 to 20, while the eye detects contrasts as fine as 98 to 100. Indoor lighting often reaches 1 to 200 with very high 1 to 10 000 contrasts like a dark window frame against a bright sky.

Government backs farming students with correspondence course

The French government will aid depleted farmers by a correspondence course for amateur farmers. Pupils receive reading, small plot management, basic experiments, and farm visits. The Union of Agricultural Syndicates oversees monitors, and pupils submit monthly exam papers and reports.

Union of Agricultural Syndicates

Florentine Chemist Demonstrates Smoke Free Powder

A young Florentine chemist reportedly demonstrated before an Italian military commission a new powder that burns without flame or smoke and does not detonate. The invention aims to reduce aircraft explosion risks from gun muzzle flash and is the subject of extensive study.

Double funeral in Senecaville marks first joint burial

The double funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Brokaw, two pneumonia victims, was held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. J. A. Dean officiating. They were buried in one grave as the first such joint ceremony in Senecaville. Hearses from Love City and Cambridge proceeded to the cemetery.

Abraham Brokaw Presbyterian Church J. A. Dean Senecaville Love City Cambridge Luella Bossiter Lillian Nicholson Herman Brokaw Zanesville Brokaw Anna Williams Dover Dewey Headley Akron Eli Headley Roy E. Wilson Clark Watson Thomas Thomas Buffalo Chas. Steele Sarah Harrup Ada Pearl Annas Faye Steele Wilson Shafter Beech Point Leslie Finley Arthur Moorehead Winfield Scott Saul Moorehead Ed Millhone Pollock Main Street Emerson Christian Amy Moorehead Opal Helen Shafer Charlie Steele Grover Peters Trail Run Frank Detra Old Washington Frank Peach Columbus Marvin Winnie Slay Byesville Willard Christian Maggie Stephienson John Kirkbride St. Johns Chas. Ferren Reba Richard Donald Charles Ladies Aid Society M. E. Church Abe Hutchison Hoffman Ervin McVicker Cuma Mabel Bessie Rich Edith Fell Ava Hand Pittsburg Pilcher McArthur Hutchison Baird Beryl Saltsgaver Bert Saltsgaver Edna Lyons Little Son Walt Moorehead Ada Moorehead Girard Emerson Lefever Gertrude McClelland Methodist Church Peoples Howard Gregg Chaseville Gladys Corbett R. L. Watson Jesse Harper Katherine

Revival meetings begin at Allen's Chapel New Year’s Eve

Winterset notes Rev Knipe opened a revival at Allen's Chapel on New Year’s Eve. Mrs John Fordyce is very ill at her home north of town and friends wish her a quick recovery. Young people attended Allen's Chapel gathering Thursday evening. Edgar Tedrick and Gladys Dean wed at Cambridge on Wednesday. Jacob Fair moved into Frank Spear property and vice versa west of town. Neva Wirick Jennie Wirick Mary Wilson and Ethele Leper were hosted Sunday by Goldie and Grace Johnson.

Will Tedrick Laura Kerr Uhrielsville Ira Tedrick Alfred Arthur Kerr Freeport Franklin Smith Fairview Carl Ruby Philip Wirick Will Smith Old Washington J. H. Oxley John Cosgrave Winterset R. D Joseph Nichols Antrim Crossen A. H. Kennedy Mary Knauss Cambridge Nick Moore Alice Winterset Ruth Wilson Harrison County Knipe Allen's Chapel John Fordyce Allen’s Chapel Edgar Tedrick Gladys Dean Jacob Fair Frank Spear Neva Jennie Wirick Mary Wilson Ethele Leper Goldie Grace Johnson

Schoolmaster's French Lesson Causes Gentle Sarcasm

In a humorous exchange at a grocer's shop a wife questions a teacher of French at the local school. She jokes about pronunciation while noting the difficulty for farmers to learn proper speech. The item mentions Wm. Tandy of South Ninth street being very ill.

Wm. Tandy South Ninth Street

Local residents and visitors gather in Pleasant City notes

A crowded local social page records residents and visitors to Pleasant City and nearby towns. Names include Guy Campbell, Arthur Snyder, Marion Fox, Susie Andrews, John Kirkbride, Harold Hackney, Wave Riggle, Wm Barton, Sam Murphy, and many families from Camp Sherman, Cambridge, Caldwell, Ava, and Byesville. Angela Lazarino dies at 22 after consumption, with husband and son surviving. Church and club events add to the community activity.

Guy Campbell Los Angeles Veroqua Campbell Arthur Snyder Camp Greene N. C Sam Snyder Marion Fox Camp Sherman Angelo Lazarino R. T. Riggle Groves Kermit Cambridge John Spurrier New Buffalo Wm. Moore Hamden Nathan Lair Sam Murphy Chaseville Champ Snide Owen Daniels Columbus Indianapolis Frank Barton Mary Baker New Cemetery John Garrett A. Barnett Byesville Chas Scott M. E Dena Bird Geo. Wills Sade Trott Cumberland Vis R.T. Riggle Add Harrison Wycoff A. E. Wycofff Bowley Ava C. F. Young Edna Doty Vesta LaFollette Lillie Gibbs Pleasant City Wm. Barton Elmer Sam Barton Caldwell Angela Lazarino Jim Catlett Benton McLaughlin Wade Baker Love City Ralph Selmy Buffalo Mines Walter Scott Edna Lashley

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