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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
3
The National Grain Dealers Association sets oat grading rules by color type and number, notes no 5 cent price gap between No 2 and No 4, and advises threshing time as best market window. Dry sound oats with bright color fetch higher prices. discolored or bin burned oats suffer both market and feeding penalties.
The Ohio and Illinois experiments show earliest planting yields best results, with optimal planting around the second week of May in this region. Aiming for about 12 000 plants per acre, corn should be planted shallow, roughly one inch deep, to maximize germination and grain yield.
An editorial argues that truthful advertising sustains value and trust for merchants. It asserts that honesty builds a lasting reputation, guiding customers to believe ads and choose reliable businesses.
Miss Mae Thomas of Cambridge advertised Our National Calamity of Fire Food and Tornado and soon received replies from Los Angeles, California. The Jeffersonian serves Guernsey Valley news, with Cambridge area classified strength backed by a 5800 plus paid circulation.
This note highlights asparagus as a top seasonal vegetable and offers recipes and serving ideas. It describes serving cold with French dressing mustard or sauces tartare with lemon juice and salt, and provides detailed methods for Asparagus and Eggs Turnip and Asparagus Salad and Asparagus with Mashed Potatoes including ingredients and stepwise preparation.
The council faced a renewed dispute after cutting North Ninth street front foot assessment by 30 cents. Attorney James Joyce argued the Brown property faces double charges for Brown avenue frontage and North Ninth street frontage, urging a committee investigation. Other items included street paving plans, sewer cost complaints, sidewalk grades affected by street work, and renewal of a $69,000 sinking fund borrowing certificate.
Tuesday afternoon a sewing club met at Mrs J Elliott Thompson's North Ninth street home for needlework followed by a dainty collation. District 16 ladies of First M E church host Wednesday at Mrs J S Mathews Elm street. 1912 sewing club at Mrs Watt Hutchison 1130 East Steubenville avenue Thursday afternoon. Young People's society of Second United Brethren church meets Wednesday at Mr and Mrs S B Graham East Cambridge. Ladies Aid Society of Second United Brethren church holds Wednesday afternoon in the church. Christian church Ladies Aid meets at Mrs J F Baxter 320 North Tenth street Thursday at 1 o clock. attendance urged.
Notice that a meeting of the stockholders of The Gibson Ice and Coal Company will be held at the company office in Cambridge Ohio on Wednesday June 4 1913 at 9 o clock am for winding up affairs and surrendering its corporate authority. E T Hall pres May 6 St Tues and Wed.
A 1911 Pittsburgh reader from Chicora Pennsylvania writes that Glidden's French Remedy cured twenty five year rheumatism after trying many medicines. The letter endorses the remedy and recommends it to others suffering rheumatism. It notes it is for sale by all druggists. The ad also mentions Johnston's Dull Kate paint at Hartley's store with an April date.
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