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A terse line shows monetary figures with the ledger style entry $ 500 10 00 50 Lup 5 00, suggesting a clerical or accounting notation. No clear context, dates, or names are present to identify a specific event or person.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
5
A terse line shows monetary figures with the ledger style entry $ 500 10 00 50 Lup 5 00, suggesting a clerical or accounting notation. No clear context, dates, or names are present to identify a specific event or person.
Turnbaugh's offers easy slippers tennis shoes and boys tan shoes with prices. The will of David D. Taylor is filed and probate sought. Several local notices include pensions raised for Edward Bramhall, legal actions by L. C. Taylor et al, and community meetings.
Special Detroit report: McArdle wins presidency on third ballot amid intense floor drama. Shaffer loses after earlier favorable scrutiny. Tighe, Kersey, Williams and others re elected or facing shift. L. Lewis Rutledge Wright Larkin Rutherford all named to top posts with Davis and Bowers also retained.
Mrs Lizzie E widow of Wm Thompson died suddenly at 63 after lung trouble. Born Center township she leaves five children including Thomas N missionary to China and John G a Madison Wis student. Funeral services were held at the Scott home and Center township with interment at Washington cemetery.
Cambridge delegates to the Pathfinders convention held at Elytia Ohio have returned, reporting an excellent session. The next convention will be in Warren Ohio. Officers elected Thursday include Past president L T Williams Toledo president G W Miller Mansfield vice president Fred A Baron Akron treasurer A F Schultz Cleveland chaplain Mrs Minnie Wilkins Elytia trustees J W DeLong Cambridge and J H Jackson Cleveland.
Rev W B Wivers preached two sermons on government and Sunday law enforcement to a large congregation and condemned Cambridge authorities including Mayor Smallwood and Blair for Beal law violations. Rev Dr Kev C Hayes spoke on patriotism and enforcement, and Rev W S White of the U R B church preached on the same theme Sunday evening.
William Raele, charged with breaking into the Buffalo post office in Teton on April 4, pleaded not guilty before United States Commissioner BE Meyer. He posted no bond, then pleaded guilty to a separate charge, and was jailed after failing to meet a $1,000 bond. He awaits trial before Commissioner Meyer on May 31 at 10 o'clock.
A sketchy notice indicates the barber case will proceed in court at a later date with a forthcoming schedule. The brief lacks full names or locations, but confirms an upcoming trial event and official court action on the matter.
Time deposits, payable at a definite time, permit a higher rate of interest than demand obligations. Why not earn this higher rate of interest on any savings for which you have no immediate use?
May 30 1905 under Buchanan G A R Post will host a Memorial program. Invited groups include Sabbath Jr O U A M L D of the KG E Knights of P and others. Procession forms at Mill street 1 30 pm with band leading. Graves will be decorated then a campfire at night. Rev Rows Sullivan to speak and music from choirs. Memorial session at Presbyterian church 10 30 am. Participants urged to attend with notices to bring pres. to town hall by 9 am.
Albert Hamilton of Gaadenbuttes and Mary Moore of Kimbolice appear in a notice listing marriage licenses issued or filed. The brief entry notes the couple as the principals in the license record.
The Marietta Journal reports on court actions linked to the American Steel Company and the Marietta plant. Attorneys Follett, Thomas, and Torpy returned from Cincinnati where the trustee’s bond of 250000 was required. a settlement may be reached, with resumed operations possible once funds are secured. The prospect of early restart grows brighter if the bond is posted within ten days.
James McLaughlin, a coal miner at the Midway mine near the old Cambridge Baptist church, was killed by a fall while working Monmorni. James Warne, his companion, was seriously injured with chest, hip, and leg wounds but expected to survive. McLaughlin, about fifty, left a wife. Warne, about forty, survived with critical injuries.
A dated advertisement promises a quick cold cure with laxative SeeTrea. It notes money refund by druggists and includes voucher-like text with dates and program codes.
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