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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
2
The Nineteenth Annual Ohio Federation of Labor convention opens in Cambridge in October with debates on arbitration strikes boycotts blacklisting union label immigration Chinese labor and legislation. Delegates from towns across the state are expected. locals are urged to warmly welcome them and provide support.
Long compilation of political discourse cites Roosevelt speeches and McKinley comparisons, attacking trusts and urging Democratic support. The piece discusses Akron campaign events, speaker assignment changes, and the impact of party loyalties on county politics. It highlights George H. Stot tlemire as Democratic nominee for County Commissioner and outlines voter attitudes amid mining and manufacturing growth. It also covers labor disputes, railroad incidents, and market news from Chicago to New York with various political and economic angles.
Hartford notes include births and deaths, veterans of Civil War, regional visits, and school and church events. It records the passing of Robert Blackford of Hartford, burial at Hartford cemetery, and lists numerous social visits, conferences, and local movements across Cambridge Cumberland Birmingham and Grand Ridge communities. The item also mentions labor news from Cleveland area and political updates from New York and Washington.
Glen Moore of New Athens Ohio visits uncle Juln Wilson. Miss Mustard visits near Kansas City while Miss Jennie Fanning visits Abridge. Pennsylvania visitors Moninger family return home for a week. Jennie Moore from Fairpoint visits Morton county kin. Conference in Cambridge noted. Mrs. A C Osborne dies in Willkitesburg. Turkeys killed by a fox. Adams buys a corn binder. McKahan awarded cow hauling contract for McCleary school. Ethel Gibson visits Claysville. Alma Patton learning dressmaking in Cambridge. Mrs. Garber returns with Mollie Scott remains to Texas. Adams and Beal reunion at George Heal home. sixty guests. photographer present. Born Sept 19, 1902 to W T Allender and wife.
NORTILSALEM reports T N McAfee of Zanesville among friends last week. T A McKim moved to Derwent, Leroy Jones to the McKim house, W D Phillips of Columbus visiting farm interests, and W C McKim moving to Ad. Alexander's to mine coal. J McCartney of Barnesville called, A C Linn of Dennison visited sister Mrs Garrett Mathews, Rev James Martin and family from New Castle Pa on visit, G C Larrison to care for Hell's cemetery, Miss Maud McKim of Lawrenceburg Tenn visiting, Harvey and Jesse Moninger visiting parents, William Whissel visiting Cambridge over Sabbath. Preaching at M B P church Sabbath at 7:30 p.m. by Rev Mr Allar.
Salesville notes a large flow of visitors and residents including the Misses Francis from Cambridge, Chas Mahanoa from Pennsylvania, Blanche Rimey at the Lare City hotel, and many others visiting relatives. The piece covers fair week plans, road weather, a fire at the fairground, weddings rumors, school delays, and various local movements and purchases.
BRUSSI RON reports the school opens October 6 Mrs James Shivers and her daughter visit her ill mother in Oadia William Campbell returns from j2ibtabura Palash week with mala val fever J Moore travels to New Concord to begin winter term Sagrand Mathers buys a flock of lambs from Mr Sankey at Cambridge William Calvert visits the county seat on business Farmers here are drilling wheat and planting corn
A historical notice lists the circuit court terms for 1908 across multiple counties with start dates in January through December and session times beginning at 9 a.m. It contains county by county schedules, witnesses, and signatures of judges Jerome Re, Narrows, Laurie, and Cook, dated September 1902 in Guernsey County.
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion helps thin people gain weight without fatigue or strain. It suggests the product builds flesh, improves appetite, and promotes natural work effort, inviting readers to request a free sample and purchase from druggists.
An administrator of John Edward McGee deceased offers several parcels in Guernsey County Ohio for cash sale by public auction. The notice lists properties in Cambridge and Jackson townships with described tracts, including lot numbers and bounds, to be sold Saturday October 18 1902 at 1 Moboeck p.m. at the courthouse door in Cambridge.
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