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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
5
The Daily Jeffersonian announces its edition is on sale at News Depot located in Mathews Block on North Seventh Street.
A short aphorism arguing against conforming to ready made roles or clothing. It uses a metaphor about clothing fit to warn that ill fitting choices show lack of individuality and practicality. The tone is cautionary and moralistic.
Classified items include two large front rooms for rent with phone and bath access at West Steubenville Ave. four room rental on East Beatty. local jewelry sale ads with discounts. a dentist advert in Taylor Block. egghead gift promotions and travel news about Miss Anna Floyd visiting relatives. State Mine Inspector George Harrison visiting the city. eye tests and glasses savings from Dr Bartlett. Roger’s cut-rate flatware. Mrs Robert Hammond awaiting her daughter’s return from Europe with family travel notes.
Services continue despite weather as Rev G W Willis of Cleveland preaches at East End M E church. Sermon from Psalms 103 10 asks how mercy shelters sinners. A rally of the Sunday School planned with morning and evening sermons to follow and many seek pardon.
The Cambridge Lodge of Perfection A A S R M 14 Princes of Jerusalem 16 and Grand Chapter Rose Croix de H R D M 18 elected officers for the year at their Monday night meetings. Listings include First Second and Third ranks with officers such as F L Schick Jed Williams M R Potter D L Rankin M Burgess and W S Campbell among others serving as Sovereign Prince Treasurer Secretary and Tiler plus various chairs and appointive roles.
G EF Amspeker acquires the Colonial theater basement barber shop expanding his service ventures. The sale confirms his intent to offer premium barbering at the historic venue.
Local contractor advertises fast sheet metal work covering roofing spouting and furnace tasks. Offers contact via home phone for quick service. Harris and Co. invites inquiries for on short notice repairs and installations.
Real estate of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hilton, now in bankruptcy, sold Monday in Referee George D. Dugan’s office. Trustee’s attorney W. W. Stewart oversaw bids with multiple tracts purchased by Cambridge Citizens' Savings Bank and private individuals. Remaining property to be settled in court.
Catalog note lists bleached sheet at 75e and lace curtain prices 2.00 and 1.20 or 2.50 and 1.69 respectively. Appears as a small ad outline for Craig’s specials this week with mixed garbled text.
Statement from Rh A Scott secretary Cambridge Ohio asserts deposits are safe due to first mortgage loans on property worth double the loan regular examinations by state inspectors bonded officers and ample growing surplus fund Apr 4tf.
An Irish maid with a roguish smile is described as a homehelper who wins men by using Spartan Stain on floors. The ad touts Spartan Stain as a household name and notes it is manufactured by The Marietta Paint & Color Co. of Marietta, Ohio, and sold by Brenan & Wilson in two local stores.
Announcing a wide stock of Spring Wheat Flour and bakery loaves not reduced in size. Everyday lunch items include coffee and ham sandwiches with pies, while canned goods offer three for 25 cents on tomatoes corn and peas. Fresh fruit and crackers feature low prices with multiple can and pound deals throughout the catalog.
The company claims superiority after placing their Hazel Blend and Breakfast Java on the market and testing a pound of every competitor’s brand in cup tests, finding none that match their products.
Painter and paper hanger offers estimates, guaranteed work, 607 North First Street. Drop a card May 3 for one month. Coshocton Provision Co. ham at 18e. Ray's Cash Market advertisement. 11-3.
Illustrated song In Memory of You Sweetheart sung by Miss Edith Bates highlights a great feature at the evening program. Admission is five cents for all patrons.
A May 11 Columbus report notes an engrossed copy of the Mahaf ey senate joint resolution to return the flag captured by the Fourth O V and Alabama Rifle scouts was sent from the governor’s office to Alabama’s governor. It lists the senators voting for the measure and credits A H W Sawyer draftsman for the state board of public works with engrossing the document.
Businessmen and citizens are notified not to extend credit to Jacob John a Syrian who is under age without prior permission from his guardian BE SALHANEY guardian.
Drs J F E Secrest and H L Stewart dentists occupy second floor of the Central National Bank building in Cambridge Ohio. Bell phone 422 R. Notice dated November 23.
Large crowds praised last night’s Orpheum vaudeville headliners Clarence Burton, The Juggling Parrotts, and Jennings and Benton. Shows repeat tonight at 7 and 8 15 with a 10 cent admission. early seating advised for best views.
Mrs. Mary Hockenberry and Miss Clara Miller of Dalzell visit Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Stewart on Dewey Avenue while shopping for one piece summer dresses at Craig's.
McMurray and Neel, painters and paper hangers, prepare to do the finest exterior and interior work. Call Bell phone 1961 for estimates on all contract work.
R H Dilley was in Love City Tuesday. Miss Mary Morton of Steubenville is visiting the Misses Morton of West Steubenville avenue.
Mrs. Spence of Washington returns home from Cambridge after a brief visit with relatives. The Branthoover and Johnston Co advertises electric lamps batteries and electrical supplies with a January 21 1941 date.
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