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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
8
A sales pitch urging the reader to test Bowstring Six Cord Spool Cotton against their current thread. It claims Sea Island cotton provides unmatched length and fineness, asserts Bowstring’s superiority in strength and smoothness, and promises defect-free performance for dressmakers. End phrase notes price as a spool.
A report from Marquette details Roosevelt questioned over affidavits alleging he appeared intoxicated while on the campaign tour, with witnesses and jurors named. The hearing plans night sessions, and Newett’s case hinges on affidavits collected in Ohio. Mrs Collison and son visit relatives in Pittsburg as local ads promote footwear sales.
William Shuttleworth of Pleasant City and Hazel Meighen of Euclid avenue were married at 1 30 PM Monday in Cambridge with Rev. Milligan officiating. The couple, after a wedding supper at Mrs. George James’s home, left at 8 30 PM for Pleasant City to reside with Shuttleworth’s parents.
Pleasant City and Cambridge residents feature in a roundup of calls and visits. J W Breidenthal of Cambridge made a business call. Levi Secrest of Blue Bell hosted guests. Mrs. Nicholson returned from Belleville. Shively family illness prompted travel to Eyesville. A new Williams general store partnership and a labor train to Cumberland affect miners. Community meetings and church events fill the week with entertainments, elections, and birthdays noted.
Buffalo residents Mrs H Wilson and Mrs Luther Joy spent the week with relatives in Caldwell. Rev Chain visited Cambridge Wednesday. Robert Knox returned to Columbus after a visit here. Mr and Mrs Will Davis visited Eyesville Sunday. Frank Moss moved to a new home. Oscar Archer and R T Riggs were callers at Senecaville. Ed Selders of Byesville visited here Sunday. Laura Barr underwent cataract surgery in Zanesville on Sunday eve. John Walker and wife visited Byesville Sunday. Emma Williams and Watt James shopped in Cambridge. Clarence Karner visiting Byesville relatives. Miss Marie Spaid and Miss Moss in Cambridge Saturday. Gomer Davis shopped at Pleasant City Saturday. Oscar Davis and children spent Sunday at Derwent. Sadie Dudley of Byesville visiting here several days. Neil Trott hosted a Sunday School class reception.
Belle Valley notes list visitors from Hiramsburg Cambridge and Caldwell. Homer tander and Harvey Garby visit town, John Hazard from Cambridge drops by, Floyd Secrest comes on business, Omal Mitchell visits family, Wm. Rose returns from Wellston, Ethel Ball visits Caldwell, Albert Palmer travels from near Hiramsburg, and Mrs. Albert Richard is reported quite sick.
This notice promotes a savings service at Cambridge Loan & Building Co offering 5 percent interest on deposits. It urges readers with idle money to deposit for daily earning and mentions address at 5814 Wheeling Ave and secretary T. R. Deselm with a May 1916 date.
An advertisement from the Guernsey Building and Loan Company urges safe deposit of surplus funds to earn high interest. H. A. Scott, secretary, lists 833 Wheeling Ave Cambridge Ohio with a May 15 filing reference.
The Guernsey Building and Loan Co offers a first mortgage security on properties including the National Hotel Building in Cambridge. Note from January 14 indicates vision testing and cautions about eye drops. May 24 lists a one month special sale on children's slippers at De Hart's. Ksely's jewelry advertises engravings, souvenir spoons, and a claim of the best diamonds in the city.
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