Subscription rates and postal service notices
Subscription prices listed for various terms and carriers. Obituary and card of thanks notices priced, with advertising rates on application. Mentions offices in Chicago New York Columbus and Cleveland. Publication date 1918 reference.
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Eams
Chico
Spedel
Gerrice
Ohio
Messenger
Athens
John W. Cults Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Gun Linked to Hudson Murder Raises Suspicions
In the Ledges flat, Cass Hazel reveals the gun that killed Phineas Hudson. Inspector Marks and Cass press Trent with questions while P A Xavier seeks control of the gem collection. A fire at The Ledges looms as authorities chase an elusive alibi and a possible insider.
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Cass Hazel
Jancy
Ledges Two Nights
Trent
Hapes
Marks
Fhineas Hudson
Ostermann
Tf Ashe
Phineas Hudson
Cass
Boston
A. Xavier
Calavestri
Pietro A. Xavier
Carol Brescia
Catermann
Xavier
Caimi
Woes for Japs As Soviet Neutrality Ends
The article argues that the Soviet Union may join the Pacific war, potentially aiding American efforts against Japan. It notes Russia's strengthened position in Siberia, possible air bases, and a shifting Japanese leadership toward peace. It cautions that neutrality ending does not instantly open war and emphasizes cautious optimism.
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Japan
United Nations
Asia
Russia
Siberia
Manchuria
Pacific
Stalin
Tokyo
Mikado
Suzuki
United States
America
San Francisco
Planning in Time for Athens Water Supply Needs
Athens city plans ahead for future water supply as underground levels fall in Ohio. Experts like geologists are urged to study water resources while development grows. The piece warns against waiting until wells run dry and notes the need to avoid stream pollution and start underground water use and storage.
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Athens
Ons
Ohio
Pollution Threatens Ohio Lakes From Old Coal Mines
Old coal mine wastes seep into Ohio streams and artificial lakes, killing fish as the water grows acidic later in the year. Scientists warned that mine sealing lacked extent, risking long term fish life and sport in the hills.
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Ohin
Ohio
American delegation backs Yalta three votes for Russia at UN
The American delegation to the San Francisco Conference remains committed to Roosevelt's Yalta pledge of three votes for Russia in the UN assembly. Senators may dissent privately but must support the majority view when voting. The president could negotiate alone, but delegates will still cast a single, unified U S vote.
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Washington
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Yalta
Russia
Assembly
United Nations Organization
United States Senate
House
Senate
Alert
United States
Connally
Vandenberg
Capitol Hill
Imus
America
Marshal Stalin
Preas
Security Council
Marshal Salin
United Nations
Baltimore Sun
Michigan
Edson urges focus on world peace over conference petty conflicts
Peter Edson argues the San Francisco Conference should aim to create a United Nations to end wars, warning against delays and secret deals. He notes public priority on jobs, food, and security over procedural issues and cites the 1787 Constitutional Convention as a reminder to pursue lasting peace.
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Washington
San Francisco
Poland
Argentina
Ukraine
Yalin
Dumbarton Oaks
Mutch
United Nations Organization
Philadelphia
United States of America
Spanky
Rhode Island
Pollution Threatens Ohio Lakes From Coal Operations
Eastern Ohio hosts clean lakes and reservoirs but coal regions face pollution from stripping operations. Sulphur carried in mine water enters water bodies, jeopardizing streams and sport fishing, demanding immediate planning and constant vigilance to keep waters pure.
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Ohio
Easter Time Socials and Personal Visits Across Long Bottom
Long Bottom residents note Easter guests and family visits from Herbert and H C Swan Kenneth Lawrence and East Liverpool. Pittsburgh and Cleveland trips, Hendersons, Yates, and Larkin families gather socially. Local couples send corsages overseas and pre-induction exams for Ray Riggs and Paul Lawrence conclude.
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Long Bottom
C. H. Lawrence
Herbert Swan
Kenneth Lawrence
East Liverpool
H. C. Swan
David Yates
Cleveland
Edwin German
Pittsburgh
C. E. German
Lindsey Lyons, Jr
Paul Clifford
Michael
Pomeroy
Roscoe Wells
Elma Smith
Chester
Donald Myers
Virgil Roush
Mary Matlack
Neville Island
Gladys Marks
Marvin Marks
Dana McCain
Norman
Darnell Hospital
Danville
South Pacific
Lindsey Lyons
Sgt. Lyons
Ernest Griffin
New York
Ruby Larkins
Gagnell Clark
R. L. Larkins
Reedavile
Wanda Pickens
Frank Pickens
Eleanor Hannum
Roy Hannum
Ray Riggs
Paul Lawrence
Pleasant Valley social notes honor Pearl H Brooks amid Navy tests
Pleasant Valley reports Mr and Mrs Arthur Goodin learn their son Pfc Pearl Goodin, missing since December 21, is now in a German prison camp and is well. Mrs Exalsn Pugh visited cousin Mrs Blanche Woodyward in Athens. Howard Brooks hosted guests at Earl Hanning's Pearl Chapel home as Miss Betty Gillham and others joined a six o clock dinner for Pearl H Brooks who travels to Columbus next Monday for Navy tests.
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Pleasant Valley
Arthur Goodin
Pfc
Pearl Goodin
Exalsn Pugh
Blanche Woodyward
Athens
Howard Brooks
Earl Hanning
Pearl ‘Chapel
Betty Gillham
Kate
Cora Brooks
Brooks
Pearl H Brooks
Who &Ees
Columbus
Navy
Pearl Wood
Betty Gahan
HL Morean
Bob Starsbury
Moss Linn Bows Man
Jane Morgan
Mary Patrick
Jane Patrick
Charles Broose
Ed Brooks
Pearl H. Brooks
Allies Race to Take Sugar Ration Rules Issued
War Today reports Allied advances on the western front as Nazi resistance collapses and Holland braces for liberation while sugar rationing rules are issued by Brown. A canning sugar panel will supervise applications with strict limits.
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WAR
Brown
Dewiit MacKenzie
Germany
Leisenhower
Holland
Reich
North Sea
Emden
Bremen
Hamburg
Boche
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Ems
Lorient
St. Nazaire
Normandy
Breden
London
British
Point Pleasant
John E. Brown
Mason County
Bertha S. Reed
Reba W. Beale
Juliet Smith
Mr. Brown
Auditor Ends Check On Mason School Funds
State tax auditor Dunkle completed a 43 day review of the Mason County Board of Education finances reporting the records in good condition and praising financial clerk Miss Armstrong. He noted expanded audit scope now includes retirement, withholding, hospital funds and the trevers. bonus eliminated by recent legislature.
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Point Pleasant
YW. S. Dunkie
States Tax Commission
Mason County Board of Education
Charleston
Dunkie
Miiss Hildreth Armstrong
Cas
Kanawha County
Mason County
Dunkle
Mason
R. N Dunkle
Army Air Force
Im Burma
Ball Family Gathers At Letart Sunday
Ball family and relatives gathered at Letart home for William Ball's 72nd birthday. A noon dinner was followed by gifts as many relatives attended from Point Pleasant Huntington and Letart. Three grandchildren serving overseas could not attend in England France and Germany.
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Point Pleasant
William Ball
Letart
Ball
D. E. Cunningham
Marie
Charles
Paul
Lyda
Charles Ball
Grace
Joe
Huntington
Robert Roush
Leroy
Lester
Clayton Roush
Ruby
Rheba June
Johnnie Snyder
Karen Sue
Dallas Ball
Charlie
Donnie
Lucinda Roush
Harold Cunningham
England
Pfe
Leo Roush
Frances
Leonard Roush
Germany
Rocksprings Social Notes and Red Cross Drive
Rocksprings community notes list visits and family gatherings across local homes including the Radfords Collins Gruesers and Humphreys. Local Red Cross drive leaders Homer Radford and partners report $243.08 raised as part of a wartime relief effort. An article on costly mistakes in egg handling notes the poultry industry loses $45 million annually due to improper methods.
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Hopes
X Jit
Peter Edson
Labor Dail
North Sean Ports
Mason School
Rocksprings News Notes
Helen ‘Collins
Fred Goeglein
Henry Bailey
Homer Radford
Athens Rd
Ward Radford
Piketon
Hisrother
Flora Radford
Kate Weyersmiller
Ed Humphrey
Freda McAfee
Carl Heilman
Peach Fork
Hazel Humphrey
Louise Bartels
Holzer Hospital
Kerrs Run
Herman Grueser
Sophie Whitlock
Helena Brickles
Mary Kunzelman
John
Fred Whitlock
Ravenna
Anna James
Wettie Collins
Amos Leonard
Dorothy
Betty
William Grueser
Helen
Leo
Harry Smith
Naylors Run
Phillip Collins
Red Cross
Wilbur Bailey
Grueser
John Hartung
Clarence Grueser
Amosd Leonard
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