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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
4
Notice showing John M and Amos as editor names entered at the Cambridge Post Office as second class mail matter. The line indicates postal classification for the publication and confirms filing details.
The Daily Jeffersonian reports April 1913 circulation 159 031 daily 6116 average. T E Amos general manager sworn May 2 1913 before G D Dugan Notary Public. It claims largest circulation between Zanesville and Wheeling and invites scrutiny of all circulation records.
A short reflective note by Henry Eton Merriman on finding a smile in human affairs. The statement suggests optimism and attention to positive moments in everyday interactions.
E M Thresher died at his Dayton home on April 28 removing a leading business social and religious figure. His Chamber of Commerce associates pay tribute to his character and leadership in educational and Baptist church work across the state and nation.
Governor Cox announces a 250000 appropriation to buy a state farm for prisoner labor. He asks inmates to recall mother’s lullabies and birdsong, saying nature’s pull will outpace prosecutors and judges. He urges resolve to rebuild and gain strength for tomorrow.
Mayor Harry L. Cadet was arrested and bound over to the grand jury on assault and battery charges after an incident in his office. The case was brought by Charles Burnett, a local clothing salesman, and occurred early today according to United Press Special.
Edmund S S Johnson and Ella M Johnson appeared in common pleas court Tuesday for their divorce case. In the same session Willis Hellett faced a state indictment for failure to provide, pleading guilty under a bond of 590 dollars and agreeing to weekly payments to the Guernsey County Humane Society of 1.50 until age six and 2.00 until age 16.
The Cambridge Furniture Co board will meet at the County Auditor W. D. Deselm’s office in the courthouse Tuesday evening to plan the new building. President D. B. Gary called the meeting to organize preparations and start the construction process.
Columbus state chemist Dr. Markworth appeared in the city Monday as a witness before the grand jury. His testimony was reported to concern the McCoy case, among the first matters examined by the panel.
The Supreme Court ruled that E. K. Lott, former Drake County commissioner, must serve time in the pen for aiding Commissioner H. J. Fry in collecting money on a false voucher. Fry is currently imprisoned.
Akron May 6 Charles Carlson twenty four a Silver Lake Aviation company aviator was killed in a 200 foot drop dying in the crash He was crushed in the accident marking a fatal air mishap in Ohio.
The Charles Gramlich's Musical Comedy Co presents a full program at the Colonial tonight with On One Night Stands a lively musical comedy sketch and The Night Before Christmas a moral story starring Chas Gramlich and Helen Hall. Four reels of moving pictures cap the two hour show with vaudeville and pics nightly through the week. Thursday is country store night.
The Lyric presents a varied program with Shylock adapted from Shakespeare in a two reel feature, A Youthful Knight Edison comedy drama, The Dancer's Redemption a Selig picture with Bessie Eyton, The Masher Cop Biograph comedy, What's the Use of Repining Biograph comedy, and five reels of six subjects. Tomorrow night G M Anderson Bronco Billy brings your favorite cowboy act.
Joseph K Hall known as the Wills Creek Warbler arrived in the city Tuesday and denied the recent drowning report saying he knew nothing about it.
Hogs receipts 13 000 market strong mixed and butchers 8.20 to 8.55 good heavy 8.19 to 8.45 light 8.30 to 8.60 pigs 6 to 9 50. Cattle receipts 2500 market strong beves 7.30 to 9.10 cows and heifers 4.00 to 8.25 stockers and feeders 6.10 to 8.10 calves 50900. Sheep receipts 20000 market weak native 5.90 to 7.05 lambs 6.40 to 9.50. Chicago May 6 Wheat 89% corn 54% oats 35% pork 19.22.
Pittsburg cattle receipts light and market slow with bids through $8.50 for best cattle and veal calves at $9.00. Sheep and lambs see light receipts and slow demand with prime wethers near $5.85 to $6.00 and lambs around $7.10. Hogs show 5 cent decline with prime heavy at $8.50 to $8.60 and other hogs around $8.60 to $8.70. United States Steel quotes: Common 59% and preferred 106% with 22 trades noted.
Trustee S C Carnes files final distribution for Buckeye Store Co bankruptcy with Referee Milton H Turner. estate declared closed. Final distributive account for John M Wolverton bankruptcy filed with Referee Milton H Turner by trustee Oo Mt Maem and then intain Alaaand.
Senator Works of California assails Rockefeller foundation plan as a scheme to place money and influence in the hands of Rockefeller and associates. He condemns Sherman law as inadequate, urges specific restraints and penalties. The House tariff discussion features Mann and Murdock in an old fashioned clash as Democrats seek to resume tariff consideration.
For sale: auto seat rubber tires buggy harness and set of single harnesses. Inquire at 1125 Beatty Ave. Also for rent: two furnished rooms with light housekeeping, bath and telephone use. Address 122 North 4th St. Rates listed.
The Orpheum presents high class moving pictures from top companies each afternoon and evening with Biow orchestra music. A new program of entertainment arrives nightly and matinées are shown daily in a continuous show.
An assortment of Cambridge notices includes Arnold's Garage advertising Buick tires oils and free air, Dr Jas Early ophthalmology eye exams, dentists closing May to Oct, H L Stewart dentist, Dr Bartlett vision tests and eyeglasses, Williams optical specials, Atkins jeweler, and W R Dougherty announcing sale of the C H McCulley property on Clark Street to William F Morton of The Cambridge Col lieries Co.
Advertises a 60 acre farm for 2000 with orchard timber and good improving buildings and an 80 acre tract for 2000. Seeks listings of small farms and all kinds of city property plus insurance loans and rent collections. Contacts H. H. Masters in Cambridge Ohio.
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