Old Workings of Zing and Lear in Upper Mississippi Valley
A concise report on the zinc and lead deposits of the Upper Mississippi Valley region, detailing geography, historical production, and Bain’s 1905 survey findings. It outlines ore concentration processes, prospecting methods, and the ore genesis linking galena and zinc ores to hydrocarbon and hydrogen sulfide-driven precipitation in Galena dolomite basins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississip
Grant
Lafayette
Iowa
Wisconsin
Daviess County
Illinois
Clayton
Dubuque
Mississippi River
Galena
Platteville
Mineral Point
United States Geological Survey
Upper
Mississippi Valley
H. Foster Bain
Ilinois
Bain
Iowa Geological Survey
Samuel Calvin
Dubuque County
Joe Daviess County
Ill
Lake Superior
The Largest House Too Small When Living With a Rival
A humorous reflection on sharing space with someone you dislike. The line suggests that even a large house becomes cramped when companionship is unwelcome, highlighting the tension of forced proximity and personal friction.
Deserted for Many Years Woman Granted Divorce
In Albany, Mrs Tabitha Shidler sought legal separation after twenty one years of abandonment by Josephus Shidler who left for Colorado. Monday in Common Pleas court the divorce was granted and she was restored to her maiden name Miss Tabitha Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Tabitha Shidler
Albany
Josephus Shidler
Josephus
West
Colorado
Tabitha Parker
Hotel Arrivals Listed Across Local Inns
Registered guests appear at the Berry Athens Ohio Hotel and Palmer House among others. Names include G W Plumly E J Cahill W T May H M Buck and more from Chillicothe Columbus Marietta Parkersburg and beyond. Guests stay at the Hotel Athens Ohio Hotel and Elk Palmer House with numerous listed visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Berry
G.W. Plumly
E. J. Cahill
W. T. May
Chillicothe
W. M. Hess
J. E. Fast
E. 8. Drake
Jas. M. Lantz
H. M. Buck
F. G. Briggle
Columbus
W. V. Dick
Marietta
B. F. Stout
Parkersburg
W. V. Long
Dayton
Athens
George E
Guysville
William Culp
Buchtel
James B. Jeffers
Grosvenor
the Elk
Thomas Lavelle
Palmer Mines
Ena Nelson
Glouster
Andrew Roy
Glen Roy
C. E. Daugherty
Chauncey
Ruth Tippet
Charleston
Palmer House
E. L. Sanders
Millfield
Phil Lomas
Canaanville
B. Binkley
Canton
J. 8. Moon
B. W. Junk
O. T
W. D. Clutts
A . A. Thompson
Coshocton
Cleveland
W. J. French
A. W. Morris
Woman demands perfection from husband while living imperfectly
A woman insists her husband be flawless yet continues to follow the typical human pattern of fault and inconsistency in her own life.
Weather Delays Practice as Field Repairs Advance
Practice delays due to cold weather. Dr. Jones plans to work the squad later. Field repairs under his supervision include leveling, rolling, and fence rebuilding. Lancaster and Parkersburg request May games. Miami seeks an open football date for next fall.
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Dr. Jones
Lancaster
O.P. League
Parkersburg
Miami
Resolutions of Respect for D C Beverage
A group mourns the loss of friend and brother D C Beverage and extends condolence to his wife and family. The resolution calls for one month of mourning and appropriates a draped hall as a tribute to his memory. Signed by W A Lewis W A Thomas and D C Cornwell.
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D. C
W. A. Lewis
W. A. Thomas
D. C. Cornwell
Sunflower Philosophy on Women and Family Roles
A collection of folksy aphorisms on women and marriage. The speaker mocks stereotypes about women, fertility of plans, and male authority at the table, contrasting imagined moral judgments with common domestic grumbling as fathers retire.
The Tavern on the Hill A Mysterious Guest Lodges
An aged Boston area settler known as the doctor keeps a spotless mansion on a hill top. A mudstreak traveler arrives seeking shelter and insists on staying overnight as a “tavern,” remaking the house as an improvised inn. By dawn the guest leaves without pay and warns against telling others about the hill tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Worcester
Longtines
Waal
Capitol
Hoss
Lent's Influence on Morals and Economy Discussed
Miss Cayenne asserts Lent deeply affects character and teaches frugality. The dialogue frames Lent as strengthening moral discipline while promoting thrift and economical living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
Washington
University President to Visit East for Extended Trip
President Alston Ellis of the university will depart next Friday for two to three weeks visiting several universities and normal schools. He will also travel to Boston New York and Philadelphia. He attends the National Arbitration and Peace congress in New York from April 14 to 17 and the Carnegie building dedication for the American Engineering Societies on April 16 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alston Ellis
University
East
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
Andrew Carnegie
American Engineering Societies
Twenty-ninth
West Thirty-ninth Streets
New York City
One Signer of Pollard Pledge
Mayor Day uses temperance reform to curb drunkenness by offering a pledge instead of jail. John R. Harvey of Albany was arrested for drunkenness, imprisoned for 30 days, then offered a one year liquor restraint pledge which he accepted to avoid punishment.
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Mayor Day
John R. Harvey
Albany
Harvey
John
Patent sought for automatic railway signal gong device
James F. Wood of Alexander has applied for a patent on a simple automatic device that sounds a gong in a car or locomotive cab to warn an engineer or motorman who disregards signals. He claims it can be adopted cheaply by all railroads and will alert when visibility is poor or the operator is inattentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Wood
Alexander
Wood
Former student J. Almah Shaver to wed in Charleston
J Almah Shaver former university student and driver for U S Express will marry a Charleston West Virginia girl at the bride's home in Charleston on Wednesday The groom serves as chief clerk at the K M offices in Dickinson West Virginia The couple will pass through Athens Wednesday afternoon at 3 28 with friends awaiting to give them a send off
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J. Almah Shaver
U. S
Charleston
W. Va
Shaver
Dickinson
Athens
Terrible Hagan Shines In Medics Win Over Independents
The Medics defeated the Independents 12 to 5 in the first game. Terrible Hagan, famed pitcher from last season, delivered a strong performance despite limited practice due to heavy school work, boosting Medic prospects.
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Willy” Hagan
Ohio Sun
Independents
Hagan
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Schnapps
Piedmont Country
Kennedy
Zing
Board of County Commissioners of
Athens County
Cook's Crossing
Board of Commissioners
E. R. Walker
Bany
Ing
Sunflower Philosophy
Atchison (Kan
Globe
Dan Black
Henderson-Crider and McKee’s Drug Stores
Ole Feller
Ellis
Pollard
Capes Punishment
J. F. Wood
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