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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
2
The Jeffersonian reports Newark public service board salaries at 1500 each, discusses Morgan Syndicate proposals, Monroe Doctrine tensions with Canada, and a wave of political corruption concerns. It covers Ohio rail, coal, and public health fears with updates on Varrooid cases, quarantine actions, and local government salary debates.
Canton news reports Judge W R Day accepting a U S Supreme Court tender with no senate date, and Roosevelt’s Canton visit. Ohio bankers close to $500000 assets amid a $300000 liability, plus tuberculosis concerns rising in herds and police actions. Also notes a big game seizure, a veto on police pay raise, a large block fire in Wellsville, a mayoral opinion on force, and a farmer found frozen to death west of Bellville. Roosevelt heads to Canton for McKinley birthday banquet. Toledo hosts McKinley monument unveiling. wife’s involvement in robberies investigated.
The Jeffersonian owes Mrs. L A Crouse of Tacoma Washington a copy of the Prosperity Edition of the Tacoma Washington Evening News dated Monday Jan 12. The 68 page edition has six parts with many fine half tone photos of buildings officials and citizens and includes Tacoma and Pierce County coverage and extensive advertising. Mrs Crouse is sister of ex mayor A M Baxter and Charles Baxter formerly of this city.
Caracas reported Britain's La Guayra chief said the blockade would be raised on Wednesday while Washington found no confirmation. Bowen pursues a fair settlement with Britain and Germany as talks continue. Italy favors an honorable compromise and discusses paying a portion of customs duties to the Allies to lift the blockade.
Michael Fedrick aged 68 years 10 months 17 days died at his son H W Tedrick’s residence West Ninth Street of pneumonia Born in Guernsey County Ohio February 28 184? moved to Winchester Ohio then to Clay Township Kansas later to Chester Ohio and finally to Hutchinson near his children He was a life long member of the M B E church and described as a faithful Christian gentleman His funeral was to be held at the First M B church Saturday at 7 p.m. conducted by Rev Wood with many relatives attending from Cambridge Newark and Newark area
Kimbolton Jnn Martin from Cambridge visited last week while Jas Patterson and family from R D No 3 called on Dale Proctor at The Pittshore Cowl Co where tests are planned. Inspector Craighead from Cincinnati was here all week and found the post office in good shape. ER M Bratton left Tuesday for Pittsburgh where he has worked in a dry goods store. Henry Ticks is clerking for E. Q. Delart and Craig Montgomery will take his place at Lecie’s. B D Bumgardner was summoned to Newcomerstown Tuesday to bring home Mrs Carrothers heir remains.
Mrs Annie Tigner and daughter Sylvia returned home after a month with Coshocton relatives. The Wednesday social hop at Champion's was enjoyed. J W Barnes and brother plan to enlarge their storeroom and increase stock when weather allows. D A Richard and W D McDonnell spent Sunday with St W D Richard and family near Midway. A party at Mr and Mrs Frank Geese’s home followed by news of Mrs J H Ferbrache improving after illness.
Weeds Consumption is a human weed flourishing best in weak lungs. Strengthen the lungs as you would weak land and the weeds will disappear. The best lung fertilizer is Scott's Emulsion. Salt pork is good too but hard to digest. Begin with the first thought to take Scott's Emulsion and stay regular in treatment for best chances.
In winter when confinement and poor ventilation affect women and children, Paine's Celery Compound is advertised as the cure for pale, languid, nervous, and weakened individuals. It claims to renew blood, build flesh and bone, and defend against disease, urging readers to try the remedy for renewed vitality.
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