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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
8
The report notes rising interest in the ringed market with growing attention from investors and local merchants. Experts cite steady demand and potential price gains amid economic shifts, while analysts advise cautious participation and close monitoring of trends.
In Guernsey county a Jeffersonian diamond contest draws strong support for Chas F. Bair of the Eagles and Miss Clara Armbruster of the Catholic church. New candidates appear, with lists urging society-backed ballots and impartial management by Mr. Cook of New York. Voters urged to cast both lady and gentleman ballots, no coupon sales, two diamond rings and illuminated testimonials as prizes.
Local clubs churches or organizations in Guernsey county will vote by ballots clipped from the Daily and Weekly Jeffersonian and by voting certificates issued with subscriptions. Ten weeks cost one dollar. one year yields six hundred votes for a lady and gentleman. other payment options split votes between the pair. Combinations allow exchange of votes between a lady and her gentleman. Final tally will be canvassed by a committee of respected businessmen. Balloting ends Monday evening July 17. The venue for the final count will be announced later. Miss Martha Brown of Senecaville visited friends here Monday.
A Saturday night surprise party celebrated Rev Mr Yeagar and family of Fairview for their tenth wedding anniversary. Guests came from Fairview McCay and Fletcher bearing numerous presents. Local social notes mention Miss Mary Brown to Wred Kupfer of Fairview, and pastor Rev Taylor officiating. Also reported are visits by Miss Michel Brown to Noah Hartley and Miss Jessie Hartley visiting Mrs. Ghalogr Brown, with Mr and Mrs John West visiting relatives near Middlebourne.
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