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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
4
An item in the public notices column records that the Bell System business office is owed 218 489 dollars with the number 236 44 associated to the automatic telephone service. The entry appears as a financial or accounting notation.
Key events tied to June 3 include the births and deaths of notable figures Jefferson Davis born 1808 and died 1889 Stephen A Douglas born 1813 and died 1861 poet Margaret E. Sangster died 1912 at Maplewood New Jersey. Federal troops seized the Chicago Times edition in 1868 amid reports of disloyalty.
Evening star Mercury is visible while Venus Saturn Mars and Jupiter rise as morning stars. Arcturus in Bootes appears south of the zenith at 9 p.m. A poem by Susan Coolridge ponders summer’s arrival. The Roosevelt trial failed to settle the question What is whisky, a missed opportunity for reformers and scientists.
A Bellaire Herald comment praises senators who are unaware of sugar and wool lobbyists at work in Washington, calling their innocence charming and implying risk in travel without guards against hidden influence.
The speaker argues that generosity is not limited to the rich and cites everyday acts of kindness as true philanthropy. Small gestures toward those in need, including comforting children, aiding the ill, and showing tenderness, define charitable spirit more than vast wealth.
The $150000000 outlay on dreadnoughts and cannon by Congress clashes with Secretary Bryan and President Wilson's universal peace push. Time is crucial for nations and individuals. arbitration after months of debate may avert war.
The piece argues U S senators should be elected by popular vote and credits extremist wealth influence for corruption. It notes Ohio Congress members Baumbaugh Ausberry White Bulkley Allen Sharp Bathrick Whitacre Sherwood gaining key committee spots, highlighting Ohio's strong representation.
Rev A G Eagleson of Love City denounces the Roosevelt libel suit verdict in the Ohio State Journal June 3 issue. He argues the testimony may harm youth and undermine public morals by glamorizing private and public tippling.
A Cambridge school board meeting ended with a board member telling citizens that his ballot for superintendent reflected his opinion of a particular candidate. He did not name the candidate but spoke about the vote and process.
A Cambridge public school controversy accuses a board member of naming the least qualified candidate to spite a rival. The letter condemns such conduct as an outrage to the city and argues for selecting the best qualified person to educate pupils within available funds. It calls for recall by right thinking men.
Abe Martin notes a lighthearted scene as two boys share a pair of roller skates while a man with a plug hat idly watches. Fred Hammond is back from Detroit after years away and visits St. Louis Chicago and Indianapolis during his trip home.
For the right goods at the right price, see Atkins the jeweler. Established more than 60 years, Opposite Court House, Oct 9 tf.
The article extols Walter Johnson as a speed marvel for the Washington American League team, highlighting his pitching prowess, mound control, and impact on games. It notes his dominant fastball and strategic deliveries in key matchups.
New York June 3 Mexico obtained a large government loan and the National Railways of Mexico received 10 million to pay maturing notes. The 10 year 6 percent issue, price around 90, denominated at 100, involved French and American bankers led by J P Morgan & Co. The move is viewed as solidifying Huerta's authority despite no U S recognition.
In Washington on June 3 the Senate voted 38 to 28 to table Senator Burton's resolution seeking an inquiry into George H. Gee's Salem Oregon postmaster appointment. The charge ties Gee's nomination to a deal with Congressman Whitacre to operate a Democratic newspaper in Salem. Burton says he will take the matter to the White House.
John R. Carright publisher of a West Jefferson Ohio newspaper was arrested in Columbus charged with sending obscene pictures and reading matter through the mails. He reportedly admitted to selling obscene material by mail for years and operated a Columbus address. He was released on $500 bond and to be arraigned before Commissioner Johnson. Bundles of seized pictures and books were presented to the federal grand jury.
Alfred Vivian of Ohio State University explains that soils form from solid rocks beneath them through wind water and plant roots. Soils comprise fine rock particles and organic matter from decayed plants. Wood ashes lack foundation as a tree life extender but serve as fertilizer. choose a sufficiently sized spray pump for orchard application.
Review touts Two Jolly Rovers as a new musical comedy at the Colonial, praising its three comedians and all new songs with four and five encores. It outshines A Night at Maxim s and promises two showings tonight with a full reel change.
The Orpheum offers a big night with a three reel feature The Marconi Operator about wireless science, plus two Keystone farces Her Birthday Present and Mabels Heroes. Matinee daily with Bijou orchestra. Ady.
The ad promotes wash goods for all sizes this month at Greenwalds SG-1. It lists children's dresses 25 cents to 5 dollars, ladies and junior dresses from 75 cents to 3.95, and misses dresses in stouts and assorted colors. Men and boys clothing items are not mentioned.
The Mt Union Scio College Alliance Ohio announces commencement events in June including a baccalaureate sermon by President McMaster, graduation address by Dr Russell H Conway of Philadelphia, annual sermon by Rev J M Shepler, campus play concerts and alumni banquets. The 33 member graduating class is the largest in college history.
At the Lyric the program features Kalem’s The Grim Toll of War in two reels, Essanay The Voice of Giuseppe, Lubin Art and Honor, Selig Cured of Her Love with Myrtle Stedman and Lester Cunes, and The Mail Order Suit. All new pictures and censored. A six piece orchestra accompanies. War veterans are invited to attend at 7 o'clock.
The ad promises special June prices on muslin underwear with a single store location on the ground floor offering lower prices than elsewhere. Shoppers are urged to select from a wide range and save money, with savings emphasized as dollars over time.
Hogs receipts 15 000 market weak mixed and butchers 8 45 8 80 good heavy 8 35 8 70 light 8 50 8 80 pigs 6 60 8 35 cattle receipts 2000 market steady beeves 7 10 8 80 cows and heifers 5 80 8 00 calves 7 75 11 00 sheep receipts 17 000 market slow native 4 90 5 65 lambs 5 50 9 40 Chicago June wheat 91 4 cor 5844 oats 80 pork 20 07
United Press Special reports light receipts and steady markets for cattle sheep and hogs in Pittsburg. Cattle prime or better $8.10 to $8.50. veals $10.50 to $11.04. Sheep and lambs prime wethers $5.35. lambs $5.50 to $8.50. Hogs prime heavy $8.90 to $9.05. mediums $8.95 to $9.00. heavy Yorkers $9.00 to $9.05. pigs $9.00 to $9.05. United States Steel quotes common 57 1/2. preferred 105.
Local Cambridge ad advertises Frank P. Arnold offering high grade automobile tires bicycle tires and greases with free air for tires. Presents two car brands and services under Arnold's Garage with March 22 as a note.
National Garage offers touring cars runabouts and trucks and secondhand cars. They provide kinds of repairing done on short notice and call for auto livery work. Siegfried and Murphy, May 28 1961 managers.
Percales madras ginghams piques in white and many colors. Prices most reasonable. Makes up to standard. Greenwalds.
Regular meeting announced for Wednesday evening in the K P Hall. Election of officers to be held amid 27 candidates for representative to Grand Castle.
A promotional note for Greenwald's highlights complete departments and dedicated sales staff. It asserts the store offers lower prices on all merchandise and presents itself as the place to shop during hot weather.
The 1. O. O. F. lodge of Love City holds memorial services at the Methodist Church on Sunday June 6 at 10 o clock in the morning. Members should assemble at 9:30 in the lodge room. Public is invited to attend.
Advertisement for glasses fittings and eye examinations by Dr Jas Early with daylight and nighttime options. Also lists Jan llyr H. L. Stewart dentist in Cambridge, special attention to diseased gums.
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