New President Chosen As XY Z Walking Club Expands
In Nelsonville Ohio the XY Z Walking Club elected Otto Hankison president after Hanning's resignation. The club rented three Dr Hyde building rooms, with a gym planned, and announced a Sunday walk to Murray City. Five new members were admitted for initiation at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sisson
Hanning
Otto Hankison
P. G. Krizer
Dr. Hyde
Dew Hotel
Murray City
Harry Rliunion
Robert Nease
Emmet Quest
Harry Socie
Marler Steinwod
Woman of Leesburg credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Maude FE Porgie writes that after months of feminine illness she could barely live. Following Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and prescribed treatment she became strong and well again, thanking the remedy for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude FE. Porgie
Leesburg, Va
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Facts for Sick Women in Lydia E. Pinkham Advertisement
The advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for women’s ailments including displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and backache. It claims decades of success and invites women to write for advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tulsa Leaders Visit Athens Plan Oklahoma's Growth Tour
Tulsa mayor W E Rhode leads a 100 member delegation from the city to tour northern and eastern cities. They will arrive Athens April 16 on a special train to gather firsthand information on building a modern Oklahoma City. Mayor Medges will consult the council on an entertainment program for the visit.
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Tulsa
Board of Education
Commercial Club
Athens
Rhode
Hedges
Athens Ohio Village considers street vacation near Carpenter Street
A petition by nearby property owners seeks vacation of portions of Hill Street and Carpenter Street in Athens Ohio. The proposal outlines bounds near Congress Street High Street and Lot 99 with final action after May 31 1908. Clerk W B Golden notes the petition is pending before the village council.
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Carpenter Street
Athens
Ohio
Hill Street
Carpenter and Congreas Street
Congress Street
High Street
W. B. Golden
Brooks School Closes Term With Banquet and Music
The Brooks school closed Wednesday with a banquet and literary entertainment prepared by patrons amid heavy morning rain. About seventy five attendees partook as two long tables displayed baskets of food. the program featured vocal and instrumental numbers and praised MH. Brooks as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks School
MH. C. Brooks
Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil Promoted as Strongest Pain Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as the strongest and cheapest pain remedy, claiming it has served as a household remedy in America for 25 years. The copy emphasizes its effectiveness and affordability for widespread use.
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Thomas
America
Large Number Takes Examination At County Teachers Test
At the teachers examination held last Saturday one hundred twenty six teachers and prospective teachers took the test. One hundred nineteen were residents of the county and six were foreign. This was the largest number to take the test before the board in April.
Boxwell Examination Notice in Ashrews Ohio
Notice to Boxwell applicants for the examination to be held Saturday April 18 on the second floor of the new High school building Ashrews Ohio. M M Bryson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxwell
Ashrews
Ohio
M. M. Bryson
New Arrival in Riverside Family greeting a son
Mr and Mrs Harley M Downard of Riverside welcome a son born today.
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Harley M. Downard
Riverside
Miss Mary A Egge Dies Quietly After Long Local Life
Mary A. Egge longtime Allen town resident died suddenly after living over 50 years near a railroad and 15 years near an electric railway but never rode a steam train or trolley car.
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Mary A. Egge
Allentown
Lancaster Convention Set for June 3
The Eleventh district Democratic committee met at Hotel Berry to fix the date and place for the district convention. Judge O W A Wright of Logan, backed by Athens Perry and Hocking counties, is favored for the nomination with a strong expectation of winning. The convention is scheduled in Lancaster at 2 p m on Wednesday June 3.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Eleventh Congressional District
Berry
C. B. Henderson
Athens
A. R. Wolfe
Ross
O. W. H. A Wright
Logan
Albert Douglas
Judge Wright
Messensenger
Athens County
Perry
Hocking
Lancaster
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Quick Purification
Purging remedy claims to clear bile and liver stagnation causing jaundice. Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a reliable purifier that works without grinding or griping, priced at 25 cents at McKee’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
McKee’s Drug Store
Nelsonville Bans Gambling In Saloon District
Nelsonville officials order an immediate end to gambling in all saloons and dubious club rooms. The crackdown ties to closing saloons at night and on Sundays and aims to curb bootlegging and unlawful liquor sales throughout the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville, O
Notie
Nelsonville
Prominent Carthage Farmer Daniel Crawford Dies at Home
Daniel Crawford a leading Carthage township farmer died at his home near Guysville last night from Brights disease. Survived by wife and two young sons aged two and a half, he was brother in law to County Commissioner B Hill and Dr C C Hill. Born and raised on the family farm, no funeral plans yet while relatives in the far West are contacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Crawford
Carthage Township
Guysvile
Bright
Mr. Crawford
8. B. Hill
C. C. Hill
Desirous 10 Become Citizen Asks Court Leave
Nelsonville Young Men's Christian Association petitions common pleas court for leave to encumber real estate. The building under construction is valued at 26079.69 dollars and requires 8000 dollars to complete payments. Emmett Keenan of Nelsonville represents the MCA in the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Nelsonville Young Men's Christian Association
Emmett Keenan
Nelsonville
Wertz bill protects Ohio miners with stricter inspections
The Wertz miners protection bill passed unanimously in the senate without amendments. It sets ten inspectors across ten districts, requires frequent inspections, strict air ventilation, and safety measures including door protection, signals, and immediate reporting of injuries or fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wertz
Senate
Edwin 8. Wertz
Wayne
Lawsuit Filed Against Harris and Others in Athens Village
A Wednesday action joins Sunnyside Lumber of Athens in a case against Charles W Harris George K Harris N W Baker Amansof Leis Eugene R Walker Charles Slaughter and Mull Foster Jr by the village board of trustees of public affairs seeking equitable relief in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Lumber Company
Athens
Charles W Harris
George K. Harris
N. W. Baker
Amansof le
Eugene R Walker
Charles Slaughter
Mull Foster, Jr
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Village of
Athena
Equitable Relief
Applicants for Citizenship Declara tions Filed in County Clerk Office
The county clerk reports numerous declarations of intention for citizenship. Names include Leon Francis Lemoine 60 born France Jacksonville miner landed April 2 1882 New York Moses Wilson 18 born Russia Chauncey tinner who praised renunciation of czar allegiance after arriving April 7 Goose Run residents Vasil Pincock 29 born Hungary Goose Run miner arrived May 1907 Joan Danka 21 born Hungary Goose Run miner arrived May 17 1904 Joseph Janov 27 born Hungary Goose Run miner arrived November 13 1906.
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Leon Francis Lemoine
France
Jacksonville
New York
Moses Wilson
Russia
Chauncey
Wilson
United States
Rocky
Vasil Pincock
Hungary
Goose Run
Joan Danka
Joseph Janov
Nves
Twenty Year Health Sentence Cured by Bucklen’s Salve
C. C. Woolever of LeRaysville New York proclaims he served a twenty year health sentence before Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured his bleeding piles. He claims the salve heals sores burns wounds and cuts quickly and advocates buying at McKee’s drug store for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Woolever
LeRaysville
N. Y
McKee's
Shoops Complete Line of Remedies at Cline’s Five Dollar Sale
Local ad lists Shoop’s complete line of remedies with assorted items available for five dollars at Cline’s.
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Shoop
Cline’s
Couple Granted Marriage License in Parkersburg
On Thursday Charles Christopher Graham and Lelia Elizabeth Whitmore were issued a marriage license in Parkersburg West Virginia. Both listed Buchtel Ohio as their home.
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Charles Christopher Graham
Lelia Elizabeth Whitmore
Parkersburg
W. Va
Buchtel, O
No. 4 for Women book offer by Dr Shoop
An advertisement promotes a book titled No. 4 for Women and Dr Shoop's Night Cure. It claims free strictly confidential medical advice and urges readers to write to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin. The note mentions product sale by Henderson Crider Drug Co.
Why Sloan's Liniment and Veterinary Remedies Stand Out
Sloan's Liniment and Veterinary Remedies are promoted as the safest and most practical on the market. Dr Bar8 Sloan, son of a veterinary surgeon, has twenty years of practice guiding his life saving remedies. A reader may obtain Sloan's Treatise on the Horse free by writing to Dr Bar8 Sloan at 615 Albany Street Boston Mass.
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Sloan
Bar 8
Bar
S. Sloan
Albany Street
Boston
Mass
Funeral of Daniel Crawford Set for Monday at Asbury Church
The funeral will be held at 11 o'clock Monday morning at Asbury church near his late home. Funeral details note the service for Daniel Crawford and his family.
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Daniel Crawford
Asbury Church
East New York Methodist Conference Interest Grows
Presiding officer notes high interest at the East New York conference as conduct of the national Methodist gatherings draws attention. The brief remarks highlight regional engagement within the church's ongoing meetings nationwide.
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East New York
Bishop David H. Moore Named Presiding Officer in New York City
The Cincinnati Times Star notes Bishop David H. Moore, a nearly seventy year old Methodist leader born in Athens Ohio, will preside in New York City. He was ordained in 1860 and has served in Cincinnati and other cities, directed college work, and led missions in the Far East. his clerical frock coat has drawn ritualism criticism from some lay observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ite
Cincinnati
Bishop Moore
Piles Relief Patent Medicine Ad
An old advert promotes a pile remedy claimed to cure bleeding and prolapse. It names a German physician as discoverer and offers a topical ointment to apply at night with claimed permanent relief and high success in many cases.
Ohio collegians attend temperance conference at Otterbein University
About 40 of 44 Ohio colleges have Young Men's Christian Temperance association secretaries at a president's training conference held at Otterbein University Columbus. Speakers include Neal McMillan Jr international secretary Chicago and J P Lamdin United Brethren seminary Day-ton among others from Oberlin Ohio State and Ohio Northern universities.
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Columbus
Ohio
State
Young Men's Christian Temperance Association
Otterheim University
A. J. Elliott
Chicago
Lewis Bookwilter
Oterbein Universty
D. M Donaldson
Western Reserve University
L R. Weller
Ohio Wesleyan University
J. G. Olmstead
Oberlin College
Geeral
Athens Ohio
F. H. Balliss
Ohio State University
R. N. Simi
Ohio Northern Usversity
Baptism and church gathering mark AME SOVILLE report
About 1,500 people gathered on the banks of Federal Creek after services at the Federal Valley church for the baptism of four converts by Rev. Lytle. Miss Key Fleming began college at Athens after finishing her term at Lathrop.
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Federal Creek
Federal Valley Church
Lytle
Key Fleming
Lathrop
Athens
P. A. Potter
Athena
Wiliam Potter
Local official fines intoxicated man and jail time imposed
A man swore out a warrant and appeared before Mayor Clark for intoxication. He was ordered held until the next morning and fined six dollars plus costs. Unable to pay, he was sent to Athens jail. Miss Christina Wolf, daughter of Charles Wolf, was married by Squire at his residence Saturday evening near Trindle.
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Clark
Athens
Christina Wolf
Charles Wolf
Winfred Wemmer
Trindle
Squire
Miners Predict Resumption in Ohio Talks Ahead
Columbus officials report broad agreement between miners and operators as wage scales prior to April 1 may be readopted. William Green notes conferences show no hesitancy to sign, signaling repair of interstate labor relations in the Fourth District and across four states for a possible April resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Edo
William Green
Toledo
Green
Meck Probe Reports Submited to Senate Forecast
Reports from the Meck probe commission were submitted to the Senate as forecasted. Each recommended appointing the state board of stern and abolishing the tea school inspection.
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Columbus
Meck
s@nate P
Sts Board of
Stern
Supreme Court Vacates Bus Restriction on NY Democratic Committee
Supreme Court Justice Crane ruled to lift the temporary ban on the New York state Democratic committee's activities pending a decision on the seating of delegates from Kings County. The judge stated the convention is the right of any body of men to sit in, in reference to the dispute between McCarten and the Anti- aCarren delegates.
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New York
Supreme Court
Crane
State Democratic Committee
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