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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
3
A local store promotes its summer line of harness and horse goods as top in the city. The ad touts quality, variety, and being at the same old place, urging buyers to compare and choose their offerings.
Cole and James Younger have been paroled after Fears imprisonment. Born to Mr and Mrs Marry Pitt of 518 Jefferson avenue a son on July 14 1901. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jake Sherrard of North 2d street on July 12 1901. A marriage license issued to Ira Baker of Kimbolton and Edna Wilson of Cambridge. Guernsey County reports seventy patients in Columbus State Hospital. Reunion of the 9th regiment at Deersville August 29 with camp fire August 28. Headache remedy Clinic Headache Waters. Marriage licenses issued to A J Little and Jennie M Booth Cheshire and J T. Jackson township. Gas mains being paid by National Ghiss Co from Jackson township to mill site. Kansas crops hurt by heat, upland grasses expected. W W Webster and family visited Estherville Iowa and Indiana Illinois. Pensions issued to Major John T Rainey Cambridge $4 per month and Jennie M Moore New Concord $8 per month.
Ca Miller's groceries offer cheap goods with a special sale on Maslin Underwear at Craig's. Wall paper discounts and late show sales drive shoppers to Cambridge stores. Reports cover oil prospects near Birmingham, local law actions, and community notices from Guernsey to Byesville with market and railway developments.
The Young People's Union faces detectives and affidavits as local option enforcement tightens. Alleged liquor sellers, including Gibbs, Minto, and Dawties, await hearings with authorities gathering evidence and planning rounds up of saloon keepers. Republicans in Guernsey County push for specific delegates to a July convention. A near fatal train crossing incident injures Walter Mitchell while a child’s laxative ad closes the page.
The letter from Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio, extols Peruna as a cure for female derangements and chronic catarrhal issues. It claims vast patient approval, urges women to seek free advice and treatment by mail, and notes affordable medicine obtainable at any drugstore.
Obituary notes report the deaths of William McParland and Mrs. Wiltint McParind on South 11th Street with long family histories. The long obituary mentions children, burial in city cemetery, and funeral arrangements conducted by local clergy. Also included are judicial statistics and civil records excerpts from the period.
Fragmentary notice extols a stomach aid claimed to purify blood and aid digestion and nerves. It then shifts to political endorsements for Clerk of the Supreme Court with vote counts, followed by legal notes about a judgment and property sale, all in a jumbled layout.
Fragmented text describes a person named Waller Mintehell and others involved in a mixing of warnings and injuries. Details are garbled with partial phrases about a city, a Saturday event, and a doctor. No coherent incident or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
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