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Newspaper

Cambridge Jeffersonian

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1902

Page

3

Local ads mix shoes and life events in Cambridge

Potter Bros carpet ad and Turnbaugh shoes headline this issue alongside spring fashions. Notices include births to Wells and Collins families, a marriage license for Gillett and Sigman, and reappointments in Cambridge. Various local moves, church reorganization, and government building talks color the scene.

Potter Bros Turnbaugh’s Turnaugh’s Oxford Turnbaugh's Homer Wells Northith Street Flat Ridge Harry L. Dugan Love City Leona D. Brill Salesville Red Cross C. A. Frame

Rock Mountain Tea adcity notes and local notices in Cambridge

Local notes from Cambridge include contracts for a new parsonage on North 8th street, a suit by Guernsey National Bank against Western Union for rental, and various civic updates. Obituaries, church calls, land sales, mine safety, an Anti-Dog League formation, and upcoming reunions fill the page with community affairs and advertisements.

Madison Medicine Co J. W. Shaft Wm. Wharton U. P Cambridge North 8Th Street Guernsey National Bank Common Pleas Western Union Telegraph Co Isc Jeffersonian D. M. Hawthorne DeLand Florida Maisthorne Erry Davis Perry Davis Louisa Mitchell Newcoomerstown Wills Creek Baptist Church Welock W. S. Taylor Afitchell Brown North 9Th Street W. B. Coscrave Zanesville A. BR. Cain J. H. Dilley W. 11 Tuve *Ner Wich Cuscarawas Muskingum Noble Guernsey Coshocton W. M. Willian Denison University Granville Ohio Kentucky State Military School Major Rockefeller Philippine Islands Jas Reynolds Adams Knox D. D. Taylor J. T. Moore Thos. Smith L. D. Hearle J. W. Hill W. H. Brown Borton C. §. Sheppard and A. C. Salgaver. E. B. Shipley James Laughlin Shelbyville Illinois Center Township Third Ghia Cavalry Muskingum College Paul Livingston Columbus John M. Thompson Washington, D Livingston Meadville Pennsylvania West Virrinia Stevenson Jno

Alum Baking Powder Scare Sweeps New York Health Officials

New York Health Department cites tan alum baking powder containing alum and pulverized rock as dangerous to health and destroys two tons of the product by dumping into the river. Authorities in other states act differently. housewives warned to buy high grade powders from established brands.

New York Board of Health New York Health Department Sixth Ave Biglaid

Miner Killed by Train in Zanesville Night

John Lowe, about 51, a coal miner from Cambridge and Leesville area, was run over and killed by a B&O train near Monroe street bridge in Zanesville Sunday morning. Identification came from family and police. he left a wife and five children. The body was moved to Leesville for funeral planning.

Forsythe's Zanesville Jain Lowe Mirsybhe's Pines Ens Marshal Wilkin Pohea Tracy Monroe James Maxwell Power House Monroe Street Mixwell Nevde Tad Matthews Arnold & Haberman Mur Ao Bralen Hin Mathews U & O. Company Newark Cambridge John Lowe Sameone Robert Lowe T. T W. Lowe Lane Edward Lowe Dennison Anna Moss Pittsburg Tua Noxon Loraine Leesville Fosyue Danford

Residents and Guests Share Sabbath Time Near Cambridge

INDIAN CAMP Wm Clark and wife of Cambridge visited George Clark and family over the Sabbath. Miss Laura Duff left for Wellsville last week for peevn SAMUS USC. Ralph, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Kennedy, is dangerously ill. No material change has occurred in the situation. stocks at Hast light with little hope of re buying freely. McConnel Clark making attractive orders could secure byions to erect a new dwelling house. Total sales at the 100 histurm near Hopewell, three chief eastern cities have been very small of late. Alta Stewart spent Saturday and Sunday in Cambridge.

Lawrence's O. Z. Aplin Westchester Ohio William Tatun Cambridge Jay Hanna Washington A. Wallace Canbridge Thomas Wallace Mabel Frame N. Appleton Wendrysburg Charles Tietherington Dresden Shields Ietherington Ghricaville Tent St. Clair Pittsburg John M. Thompson South Ide Muskingum College Soha Poy Washinigon Otsevo Muskingum District Missionary Society M. E. Church Wm. Clark George Clark Laura Duff Wellsville Peevn Samus Usc Ralph Walter Kennedy McConnel Clark Iions Hopewell Alta Stewart Dun’s Review

Facts on Mill Drink Policy and Worker Conduct

General Manager Enlow cites Carnegie and National Steel Co rules on alcohol use among mill workers. Discharges for drink are common and affect earnings and productivity. Cambridge works show higher earnings and fuller shifts when workers remain sober, while some riverfront mills accept low output on Mondays. The piece argues sober, steady workers deserve priority for positions and raises over those who drink, to support workers and families.

Enlow Sheet ml Vartill U. Steel Corporation Carnegie National Steel Co Musk Cambridge

Rolling Mill Boss Defends Dry Town Hiring Policy

A Daily Jesters staffer quotes Clyde Re Mallyne of Ahieat Sheel Steel on labor, town sobriety, and company methods. He says the town is dry and admits differing views on brewery influence. He asserts sober workers are more reliable, and that current practices affect production and safety.

Sain Ahieat Sheel Steel Company Tust Almet Sinserintendent Clyde Re Mallyne Empinyes Harti

Cambridge hiss works near finish for new power plant

The Cambridge correspondent notes the loom factory project progresses with the first Tirnace near. The plant will supply power for incandescent and motor operations, with its own water works and gas supply, and locals anticipate the opening despite some debate over visitor access.

Sturt Thelassworker Conmnerer Cambridge Hiss Cambridge Hiss Actary Pie Company Alwrbs

Death Notice and Regional Advertisements Contained in The Zanesville Signal

The Zanesville Signal reports the death of Geary ThumaK of Kansas City, formerly of Muscatine and Guernsey County, with funeral arrangements to be set in Melville. Rev Hyans Thompson and De Henry Thompson are noted as relatives, and the text references a local memorial or gathering. An unrelated ad promotes Laxative Brome Quinine tablets with a money back guarantee from Grave’s signature on each box.

Guernsey County U. P Cambridge Sablin Margaret. B. Nicholson Mace J. J. Nash H. A. Dowling Margaret Agnes Cleland Chicago O. F. Harshman J. A. Dow R. B. Pope D.D C. E. Byrer T. A. Dowling Zanesville Geary Thumak Kansas City Sauateliy M Thompson Hersitehiy Gtho Bhert Uhiserty Ville Cuernsey County Melville Hyans Thompson Brothey Henry Thompson Sears Grave

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