Daily Jeffersonian May circulation figures sworn
T E Amos general manager testifies that Daily Jeffersonian distributed 152 599 copies in May 1913 with a daily average of 5 869. Notary G D Dugan certifies the swearing in Guernsey County Ohio and notes the paper’s large circulation between Zanesville and Wheeling and openness of records to investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Amos
Jeffersonian Company
Jeffersonians
G. D. Dugan
Jeffersonian
Zanesville
Wheeling
Guernsey County
June 17 in American History Highlights
On June 17 1775 British regulars clashed with patriots at Bunker Hill near Boston. In 1860 the Great Eastern began its first voyage from Southampton to New York. In 1868 the ironclad Weehawken captured the Confederate ram Atlanta in Wassaw Sound Georgia. John Gibbs Gilbert, actor, died in 1889, born 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Boston
Great Eastern
Southampton
England
New York
Weehawken
Atlanta
Wassawsound
Georgia
John Gibbs Gilbert
Night Sky Guide and Economic Note in One
The column lists evening and morning stars including Mercury Venus Saturn Mars and Jupiter and notes Bootes near the south at 9 30 p m. It cites hog cholera losses at 60 million dollars and claims a battleship cost could end the plague while urging better producer crops and higher consumer prices. It ends with a quip about buying a car before a home bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
A Game Worth While Encourages Ohio Corn Growers
A long column praising Ohio youths in corn and wheat contests, urging support for 3000 plus participants on the road to Washington. It notes public funds, $40,000 in voluntary subscriptions, for prizes and encouragement, and praises progressive farming methods. Also a bakery note for Raisin Bread Day at The Cambridge City Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Local North Salem Couple Quietly Wed at Office
Frank McKee and Mrs. Mary A Hill of North Salem were quietly married Tuesday afternoon at the office of the officiating squire Reasoner. They will reside at North Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKee
Mary A. Hill
North Salem
Squire
Temperance and true worship in Amos prophecy
Rev D M Stearns discusses Amos with emphasis on temperance as self control before God. He warns against ritual form without heart change, cites Israel’s vanity in religious practice, and urges acceptance of God’s plan including the coming kingdom and fulfilled prophecies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Jehovah
Jacob
Uzziah
Judah
Isa
Israel
God
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Amos Ville
House of God
James
Jerusalem
Celery Culture Tips From Ohio Station On Soil And Water Use
An Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station note outlines celery growing without special soil, highlighting water and manure use, drainage, and soil moisture. It compares muck lands with upland soils, discusses planting in double rows, bed planting, fertilization, and blanching methods for home gardens.
Celery Cultivation Tips From Market Garden Practice
The article explains using abundant and varied manures including horse and sheep to feed soil life and improve water retention. It notes market gardeners grow celery, suggests buying young plants for small plots, and describes bed preparation with deep soil digging, manure, and earth cover. It also covers irrigation with tile lines and winter storage by banking beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfe
Ohio legislators set Cedar Point reunion dates
Senators W. H. Herner and Zmant and Representative C. B. Winters fixed August 6 to 9 at Cedar Point for the annual reunion of Ohio lawmakers. Wednesday opens with a reception, followed by a legislative banquet Thursday and a legislative ball Friday. Charles S. Graves to preside. Gov. Cox and other officials to respond to toasts. A Put-In-Bay trip is planned for August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Sandusky
W. H. Herner
Hurog County
Zmant
Cuyahoga County
Senate
C. B. Winters
Erie County
House
Ohio
Charles S. Graves
Cox
Allee Pomerene
Theodore E. Burton
Hogan
Put-In-Bay
Lyric Theatre Presents Ten Reel Feature Program
At the Lyric a big program showcases the tenth story of What Happened to Mary plus four other reels and a live orchestra. Featured acts include Tamandra the Gypsy with Lubin and Ormi Hawley, Their Step Mother with Kathryn Williams, Harold Lockwood and Lillian Wade, Fatty's Busy Day with Ruth Rowland and Marshal Neilan. The fourth reel of What Happened to Mary will be held over and shown again tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Tamandra
Lubin
Ormi Hawley
Selig
Kathryn Williams
Harold Lockwood
Kyhy Lillian Wade
Fatty
Kalem
Alabama Minstrels Matinee At Colonial For Charity
The Alabama Minstrels present a 2 PM matinee at the Colonial on Wednesday to benefit children. Miss Hertha Waller, recently ill, has improved after transfer to her aunt’s home. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Compton of East Cambridge on Tuesday. Dr W H Keenan of Coshocton visited his brother Dr J W Keenan Tuesday. Cambridge City Bakery promotes Raisin Bread Tuna and Ft Bedford Nut Butter Potato Chips.
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Alabama Minstrels
Cambridge
Hertha Waller
Charles Braden
Harris Avenue
Davis
J. F. Waller
North Wourth Street
Harry Compton
East Cambridge
W. H. Keenan
Coshocton
Tuesday
J. W. Keenan
Market summaries from multiple cities June records
East Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Rostov Toledo report cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices by grade and class with receipts listed for cattle hogs sheep and calves in wide ranges. Prices vary by city with steers heifers cows bulls and calves shown and market slow or active in places.
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East Buffalo
Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Cleveland
Alabama Minstrels at the Colonial Tonight
The Alabama Minstrels, a company of 40 singers dancers and comedians, travel with their own town band and orchestra in two Pullman cars. Two shows tonight and Wednesday at 6 30 and 8 45 with moving pictures. Children 15 cents adults 25 cents. Wednesday matinee at 2 oclock for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Gospel Meeting At Stage Tabernacle With Byesville Choir
All Christian workers in the city are invited to the gospel meeting at the Stage Tabernacle this evening. The great choir of the First Baptist Church of Byesville will assist the tent choir in the song service. Come out bring friends and join in song and service for the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stage Tabernacle
First Baptist Church of
Byesville
Community notices and openings in Cambridge area
Tonight and Wednesday feature the tenth Mary story installment at Cambridge Shoe Shining Parlor. Geo Davis invites guests to stop in on East Wighth Street. June 6. Lebanon Church lawn social on Thursday evening June 19. J Mihal chiropractor opens at 140 North Seventh Street.
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Cambridge Shoe Shining
East Wighth Street
Geo. Davis
Lebanon Church Lawn
J. Mihal
North Seventh Street
The Fighting Chaplain and Two of a Kind At Orpheum
Tonight at the Orpheum a two reel feature The Fighting Chaplain showcases real life sentiment from the 101 Rikon film company. Also on the program is Two of a Kind a Majestic picture The Coward's Charm a Victor drama novelty with Bijou orchestra matinee daily continuous show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
101 Rikon Film Company
Bijou
Ady
Arnold's Garage Offers Free Air for Tires in Cambridge
Frank P. Arnold advertises Buick and other auto services in Cambridge. The notice promotes high grade tires and bicycle tires, greases, and free air for tires with March 22 listing.
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Buick
Cara Mitchell
Frank P. Arnold
Cambridge
Address by M Emmelinne Pitt at U B church
Labor Evangelist M Emmelinne Pitt speaks to women and girls at the U B church on Thursday evening June 19. Admission 25 cents. The event promises guidance and inspiration for all attendees.
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M. Emmelinne Pitt
U. B. Church
No Advertising Humbug for Glasses to Salt and Fit
Dr Jas Early Ophthalmologist offers eye exams day and night in room 11 over Post Office. Jan 1 ly. Clean homelike rooms for rent newly furnished with hot and cold water bath and telephone Mrs T M Timms Colley Block 39-Imp For right goods at right price Atkins the Jeweler opposite Court House Oct 9-1f H L Stewart Dentist second floor Central National Bank Ride Cambridge special attention to diseased gums Aug 6 11 June wedding presents in gold silver cut glass and china Just a little cheaper up the steps to Williams June 10-Imo
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Jas
T. M. Timms
Colley Block
H. L. Stewart
Central National Bank Ride
Cambridge
China
Williams
Imo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Juan M. Amos
Mantered
News Office
Seeeppett
Business Office
State of Ohio
Cambridge City
D. M. Stearns
W. J. Green
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
New Haven
American Press Association
Solons’ Outing Arranged
THE
High
Colonial, Alabama
Minstrels
Bruner
Ft. Bedford
Rostov
Junk
Wool
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Toledo
Mary
Ciood Secondhand Automobile
W. W. Fordyce
North Seventh St
Jennie HK
Terrill
Bond
Johnson & Conner’s
Foster Ave
H. B
Orpheum
Arnold
Atkins
Court House
Panama
George Davis
Shry Bros. the Tailors
8Th St
Russell Sage
Central National Bank
National Bank Safety
Ae Central National
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