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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
6
Classified page notices require ads be handed to the Byesville agency before 8 o clock on the desired day. Jeffersonian Want Ads claim broad reach to 5 500 educated families daily with rates four lines three times 25c plus 2c per extra line per insertion for business readers same per line.
Ohio lawmakers propose a $1.2 million state office building to house crowded departments in Columbus with a $600,000 immediate appropriation and another $600,000 available in 1914. The plan creates a three member governor appointed Ohio building commission to acquire a site and oversee construction.
London observes St Patrick Day as Ireland secures home rule. John Redmond presides at an Irish National party banquet at the Hotel Cecil. A United Irish League of America cable reports a $10,000 remittance and cheers rise as Redmond says opposition to home rule in Great Britain is dead.
Washington March 18 The Postmaster General Burleson was halted by the Supreme Court from enforcing the newspaper publicity law before the Court rules on its constitutionality. Chief Justice White granted an injunction at the New York Journal of Commerce petition, staying postal enforcement while the Court considers congressional power.
Knox Senator John Cunningham introduces a proposal to establish an Agricultural Commission. The plan outlines new oversight for farming policy and rural development programs, aiming to boost efficiency, funding access, and regional oversight.
Ohio lawmakers plan rapid action on governor Coxs rural agenda this week. The Cunningham agricultural commission bill aims to consolidate farming support agencies, while the Hite road tax bill and the Diser recall amendment resolution head toward votes. The liquor license bill is set for discussion after Thursday.
About 400 federal troops under General Cheeche Campos refused orders to move from Gobez Palacio Durango to Parras Coahuila to battle rebels. Roughly 200 surrendered to Carranza's forces in Coahuila. Carranza reportedly commands 4,000 troops, controls parts of the Mexican International railway, and has damaged the Monterey Laredo line.
Charles W. Morse, released from Atlanta prison and pardoned by President Taft on Dr Charles Fowler's recommendation, arrives in New York aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria stepping ashore with health restored and set to resume business activities in the city.
President Wilson twice avoided crowds by worshiping quietly at the First Presbyterian church. Secretary Bryan also attended services there, drawn by the discreet appearance and shared location of the event.
Secretary of state William Jennings Bryan will travel to Lincoln Nebraska for a public celebration of his birthday on March 19. He will be away from his desk for 10 days starting March 17.
Rev. Billy Sunday plans to speak in Columbus on May 2 as part of the annual May day festival activities. The event is expected to draw local religious and civic attendees in Columbus, Ohio.
An advertisement touts BEGY S MUSTARINE as a superior mustard preparation for cold chest sore throat tonsillitis and other pains. It promises one 25 cent box equals 50 poultices and offers refunds if not better than rivals. instructions include mailing 25 cents to J A Begg Rochester NY for genuine product.
The Columbus Dispatch reports Denison University is the undisputed Ohio college basketball champion after Ohio State’s loss to Ohio Wesleyan. The article notes Denison’s wins over Notre Dame and Michigan Aggie, and cites Oberlin’s objections about schedule strength as unfounded.
Former Missouri governor David R. Francis is being urged by the Champ Clark wing of the party for appointment as ambassador to the Court of St James. some party members believe he will be selected now that Richard Olney has declined and Charles W Eliot is unavailable.
We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our wife and mother. Grateful for the floral piece from the U P church and to Rev J E Barr for the kind words. J H Bell and Children.
A playful exchange features Flip boasting about a date with a girl and an older man countering with 365 dates, all framed around calendars and romantic notions. The quip highlights contrasting perspectives on romance and time.
Advertisement notes Hartley’s complete line of paint varnish and brushes available for purchase, urging buyers to inspect the full range before buying. Includes March date styling and catalog emphasis typical of a 10-tf classified brief.
Joseph K. Black as executor petitions the Probate Court of Guernsey County Ohio listing three parcels in Cambridge and county as subject to sale to satisfy debts of about 1300.00. The notice names residence unknown Frank Churchhill and sets a response deadline of April 1913 with attorney Robt T. Scott present.
James McKahan administrator with will annexed of Fiva line Loston deceased petitions probate court for order to sell 80 acres in Jefferson Township Guernsey County Ohio to pay debts and legacies. Known heirs Mary FE Mustard Samuel C Mustard and unknown heirs of Barton Wylie must answer by April 5 1913 or default judgment may be entered. Feb 11 1913.
The State of Ohio Guernsey County Court of Common Pleas Margaret Gleaves vs Nora L Bernard et al No 16140 announces a public auction April 12 1913 at 1 pm in Fairview village Oxford Township Guernsey County Ohio to settle lots 7 45 46 47 and outlot 11 plus fractional outlot 13 containing about eight and a half acres total appraised at 2025 dollars sale as property of the defendants under partition order terms cash one third in one year and one third in two years secured by mortgage on the premises.
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