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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
5
Neilley & Co, Cambridge druggists, promote Hindipo the Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a positive guarantee. The ad claims wide town interest, offering a full refund if it fails to help and inviting customers to try it today at no risk.
Potter's advertises special prices on skirts. J B Ferguson appointed by Judge Grege as administrator of Delilah Skinner estate. James Hil of R F D No 8 gets pension increase to Biz per tweety. Belmont Monroe reunion set for August 29 at Jerusalem village. Lennard McAleary attends funeral of Hiram Gunn. Lore City defeats Derwent 15 to 1. George Schafer to study cutting in Chicago. James Bell visits from Tennessee. Miss Helen Rixon guests of county jail staff. Health note promotes bee cap Tea as beauty aid.
For Sale 25 horsepower boiler and engine in good running order offered by Oliver and Bhawver. Also notice of Barnesville fall festival dates September 28th 29th and 30th with plans for fine nachos. Local notices include property sales, harness shop sales, and community events featuring residents Lukas and Sykes of Kenosha Wisconsin and local officials.
Robert Daugherty, about 70, vanished from his son in law Patterson Wilson’s home near Cambridge. A search party found him unconscious on a board fence with feet tangled in barbed wire. He died Sunday morning after reaching his home. Funeral held at his residence with interment in Northwood cemetery.
The May term of common pleas court adjourned Monday morning sine die. Enos appointed librarian of the Law Library with salary 500. Various cases listed include arraignments, defaults, appraisers reports, guardianships, divorces, and contempts. Several dismissals and judgments noted with attorney fees and sale orders in process. Civil actions involve Money values and property distributions.
Marriage licenses issued for J C Nichols and Eva Garrett of Cambridge James Ellwood of Walls Station and Maisy Donley of Aresville Wm Reidhauch of Bernice QC and Clara Huston of Ginernses John Rogers of Sarahsville and Myrtle Secres of Buffalo Walter Larrison and Anna R O Dowd of Cambridge Ralph Warne and Fiera Ashiev of Cambridge M BR Spaid of Indianapolis and Bertha M Stewart of Cambridge
Time deposits payable at a definite time permit a higher rate of interest than demand obligations. Why not earn this higher rate on any savings not needed immediately? All deposits are confidential and secured by over seven hundred thousand dollars of assets. The company lends only on good first mortgage securities.
Charles Rover, described as possibly insane, was arrested near Lore City for theft of 3 horses from W Laughhin. Bound over to next grand jury by Squire Floyd, he may be sent to Columbus insane asylum. He attracted crowds wearing only a dirty shirt, pants, straw hat, and barefoot before jail officials gave him clean clothes and a bath.
England launches a vast vessel with turbine engines and a concave blade propeller, hoping to hit speed near forty miles per hour. The piece muses on whether the three day ship could arrive in the early 1900s as a global marvel, while also touting Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion and other ailments.
The North Salem base ball club, known for strong play this season, seeks matches with teams outside the league. Teams wishing to schedule a game may contact manager B. C. Jones.
An old advertisement promises a 1 day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It states druggists refund the money if it fails and carries K. W. Grove’s signature on each box. Dated October 27 for a 12 month period.
Private secretary William Loeb laughed off taunting newspaper jokes about him as the “champion blamemaker” for White House mishaps. When President Roosevelt’s train was seven hours late between Philadelphia and New York, a New York paper ran a headline blaming Loeb. The secretary challenged the portrayal and (in a follow up) the reporter promised a correction tomorrow.
The John Robinson Shows, among the oldest tented organizations, announce two performances on Wednesday August 2. The program promises to outshine past efforts with imported and domestic talent. Mammoth tents are waterproofed, wide seats provided, courteous ushers, and coupon chairs assure comfort and safety for patrons.
Andy Duran a coal miner at King's mines suffered a severe injury Friday when coal and slate fell. His right leg was crushed from the hip, fingers of his right hand were torn off. He was taken to a Columbus hospital Saturday evening for treatment.
M St Clair was arrested by Chief Blair Saturday on two affidavits charging him with keeping a place where intoxicating drinks are sold He appeared before Mayor Smallwood Monday and pled guilty then posted 70 in bond for his appearance July 2nd.
An old style advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy curing catarrh through action on the mucous surfaces. It claims a sec ular prescription with refined tonics and blood purifiers made by a county physician and promises testimonials upon request.
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