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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
3
All members of Hockhocking Tribe No. 58 Improv ed Orr Red Men are requested to attend the regular meeting at the Taylor building Wednesday evening. Degree work.
Notice by order of the Board of Directors calls stockholders to meet at the Rosemond Bell & Dugan office in Cambridge Ohio on Thursday April 18 1912 at 730 PM to act on the surrender of the corporate authority and franchises. Henry Moss President. March 1941-Tues.
Mr. Clark Anderson of Dillon Mont is stopping with C C Laughlin and visiting friends in the city. A O Duffey of Newark was in the city the guest of friends over Sunday.
The guardian of James M. Frame will sell at public sale on March 27 1912 at 1 pm on the Frame farm 1.5 miles northeast of Love City Ohio. Items include one horse 74 head of sheep farming implements oats corn fodder in field. Cash terms. JOHN A JOHNSON Guardian.
Classified ad lists properties in New Concord and Cambridge Ohio including a 50 acre tract with house and barn at 1200 A and 2000 for others. Mentions vacant lot trade and multiple parcels up to 2230 A stop 4 st car valued around 3000. Seller H H Masters at 754 Wheeling Ave Cambridge. 75-tt
The Hammond Brothers announce the musical The Newly Weds and Their Baby. After two successful seasons the show comes to town with a matinee and night performance on Saturday March 30.
Presbyterians urge all church members to attend the Wednesday evening congregational meeting to hear the building committee's report and discuss next steps.
Dallas reports the New York Giants plan to use their same roster that won the pennant last season. Manager McGraw expects the veterans to carry the club again. Kilbane may cancel the Labor Day bout with Abe Attell as talks with Tom McCarey stall and Kilbane plans to sail to Europe.
The Orme-McMahon-Thompson Co advertises Ferry's garden seeds, promising true varieties and tested quality. They sell nearly a hundred garden and flower seed varieties and urge buying from bulk stock for greater value. Sat to Tue and Thurs sales days noted.
Announcement notes a self pronouncing Bible as a worthwhile buy appealing to readers seeking easy reading and clarity in scripture study.
Mr and Mrs Homer Long of Salesville were guests of C C Long and family yesterday. The visit highlighted local social ties and family connections in the community.
A March 23 1912 letter from Guernsey County Infirmary President Alex Arbuckle reports an inspection of the Lore City area institution led by Inspector Siens. Order 117 requires the three story building be discontinued after May 1 due to unsafe insanitary conditions under Ohio General Code sections 4648-57 1031-34. Chief Inspector T P Kearns signs the notice.
There are 43 inmates in the Guernsey county institution and by May 1 the directors must secure quarters for them in an adjoining or other county institution. This must continue until the local facility is repaired to meet the law or a new one is built.
Mrs John Marling of Pleasant Valley is recovering from a recent illness.
The Pleasant Valley Sabbath School announces a program in preparation for Easter services.
A fragmented listing shows assorted canned goods and condiments with scattered prices. Items include Excelsior Brand tomatoes corn pumpkin and peach, along with Royal Catsup Nabob preserves and Campbell's Soups, suggesting a promotional bargain round from a 20th century retailer.
Mrs. S. S. Long and Mrs. Collison of Salesville attended the funeral of their aunt Miss Anne in Cambridge yesterday.
The Geiger-Jones Company of Canton Ohio markets secure, well seasoned securities with 7 percent interest paid quarterly. It reports strong oversight by bankers, exhaustive investigations, and safeguards that guarantee no principal loss to investors. The firm asserts its position strength and investor protection through rigorous appraisal of manufacturing firms and asset standards.
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