Footwear and carriages showcased in Athens county sale notices
A verbose local ad page highlights Peter Kern footwear offering stylish shoes at low prices, plus Laird Joston Co carriage and buggy displays with claims of lower city prices. It notes improvements in mechanized telephone intercommunication and lists new music from John Church Co. Also includes spring clothing at Dana Kaler and an auction for a five year old horse. Local politics report Eli Brooks reelected township trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adies
Peter Kern
Paris
Kern
Warren House
Messrs Laird, Raton & C O
Joston
Sen
Dana & Kaler’s
Perekins’ Block
Ay House
Reading
Wm. Becker
Martin Wenrich
State Agricultural College
Des Moines
Iowa
Kentucky
United States
Magon
Wheeler
Palmage
Philadelphia Bulletin
Sprague
Rhody
College notices and local business updates unfold
The week notes President Scott’s absence and returning student leaders Miss Addie Coeix and Miss Lulu Bra Sears, with Strickland winning two prizes and Kirkendall delivering the Master’s Oration. An Ohio University $10,000 state appropriation funds campus improvements while a firm change forms Staley Bros boot and shoe shop continuation at the Blackstone building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
L. W. Sheppard
New Holland
Addie Coeix
Lulu Bra- Sears
Strickland
W. Ho
D.C
Blackstone
Ae. Wilt HH. Staley
Bie Bowee
Amd
Local notes from Nelsonville and Marietta area
News items report horse buying by Lot Mercer of Nelsonville, a funeral for Mrs. Moses Kennard aged 74, and social praises for Miss Nettie Johnson after teaching 20 months at Buchtel. Other notes cover crop prospects, sheep losses, health, and various regional happenings from Cana an and Marietta including speeches, church events, and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Mercer
Nelsonville
Moses Kennard
Dowler Church
R. C. Harper
Nettie Johnson
Buchtel
Chauncy
Miss Johnson
Silly Kennard
Vinton County
Cc. C. Carter
Kiefer
Carbondale
Marb Anon
Sherman
Battle
Joe Johnson
Barnes
Ohio Crop Report Warns of Severe Wheat Shortage Amid Grim Outlook
The April Crop Report based on data from 700 townships shows winter wheat at 58% condition with bleak outlook for Ohio. Severe cold damaged top growth, with warm rains possible to lift to about 60% if weather improves. otherwise conditions may fall below 50%. Officials in eight states project a near 96.5 million bushel shortfall, underscoring a nationwide wheat shortage despite market dips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Chamberlain
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Tadiama
Ilinois
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Wisconsin
California
Minnesota
United States
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Bathus
Venus
Relio
Messrswers and Coleman
Jabor
P.O
Stewart
Athens
John Church & Co
Cincinpath
Gertrude
Kana & Kaler
Vom
Uuntry
Europe
Xiessenger Office
Dann & Saler’s
Perkins’ Lock
C. H. Grosvenor
Rome Township
Eli Brooks
Brooks
College Notes
South Canaan Leems
Harrison Bean
H. F. Warren
Joseph Frost
Central Town
Lucy Frost
Canaan
Folger
Montana
Peter Cooper
Robert Collyer
Howard Crosby
Arthur
Sanford, Fla
Washington
Waterloo
Florida
Pennsylvania
Victor Wolf
Abe
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Detroit
Dawes
Nebraska
Dallas
West Union
W. Va
Dave
Savannah
Will
Atrick Taafe
Albany
New York
Thomas Rose
Rush County
Cincinnati
Texas
James Skinner
Blanchester
The
Commercial Gazette
General Walcutt
Columbus
Louis Blake
Fairfield County
Youngstown
Lautzenhuser
Kirtland
Lake County
Mormon Temple
Irwin Tucker
Lebanon
George Tucker
St. Francis
St. John’s Catholic
Cineinati
Cincinnati Co-operative Works
George Lott
William Druber
William Carder
Sain. Cooper
Cleveland
SOG, Uod
Ohio Central Railway
Bucyrus
Crestline
Jackson
C. H
John W. Jackson
Foster
Hanover
Licking County
Thaddeus Phillips
Evan Stone
Roekeh Lother
Phillips
Stone
Phillige
Killipe Dim
Ely
Ceboring
Lydia FE. Cheshro
Marietta
Belpre
Robert McKinney
Bull Creek
Anderson
Chas. W. Rutter
Hamburg
O. W. Rutter
Ohio Teacher's Association
Harmar
Atarietta
W. P. Richardson
Belpre Farmers’ Club
Cyrus Ames
I. W. Putnaim
Belpre Township
New
Meigs
William Carr
Leading Creek
Esther McCarty
Cheshire
Asa Bradbury
J.P. Bradbury
Pomeroy
Myserville
Gallia County
Frederick Hecker
Supreme Court
John M. Strider
City of
Phils
George W. Chase
Rutland
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Mattie J. Hart
Lucy
Albert Burns
Remington House
Second Street
Miss Anna
Henry Miellmier
Chester Township
Joseph Iuer
Nease
W. A. Archer
Marshal Scott
Hocking
David Babbs
Orphan's Home
Logan
John Morarity
Rhoda Myers
Fiouna
Cornelius Head
Jill
Jackson Head
Meigsville Township
Charles
William Deitrick
McConnelsville
Emanuel Frantz
Geiger
George Munford
Morgan County
W.N. Hartley
Carbon Ifill
Perry County
Christian Binkley
Perry
Corning
Second National Bank of
Louisville
New Lexington
Nash
Giov. Fostenm
Leciog
U.S
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