Welfare Hall Dayton Hosts Republican State Convention Site
Welfare Hall in Dayton, the large private dining auditorium of the National Cash Register Company, will host the Republican State Convention on September 11 and 12. The hall seats 6,000 for concerts and 3,000 for dining, with ample gallery space for delegates and easy access from the business district.
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Welfare Hall
National Cash Register Company
Ohio
Men”s Welfare League
N. C. R. Company
Men's Welfare League
San Francisco
Clubs of
Governor Harris Expected Here for Athens Reunion
Major L. M. Jewett reports strong interest in the Athens County Soldiers and Sailors' Reunion set for September. He plans to have Governor Harris present on the 19th and urges old Seventy-fifth regiments to attend, aiming for a spirited gathering with their former commander.
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Athens County
Lockland
L. M. Jewett
Athens
Major
Goig
Seventy-fifth
George B. Fox
Boom Athens Club Organizes Labor Day Celebration
Citizens and miners plan a citywide Labor Day celebration in Athens with a mass meeting to organize committees. The effort aims to welcome Greater Athens and mobilize broad participation for a large event on September 3. Members urged to attend and contribute ideas.
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Greater
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Athens Club
Hearing date change for local option petition in Athens
The hearing for the residence local option petition in Athens has been rescheduled to Thursday August 2. Rev. W L Slutz requested the change to accommodate anti saloon attorney J A White, with A M Lewis or Ivers to represent opposing sides if needed. The outcome hinges on the petition validity and the signers qualified elector status, potentially deciding if five saloons remain open.
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W. L. Slutz
J. A. White
Athens
A. M. Lewis
Scott
Ivers
McConnelsville
Day
Public Service Board approves bills and sewer nuisance action
Nelsonville board meets approves electric water sewer salaries and supplies totaling several hundred dollars. A motion declares Orchard Run from Washington to Columbus streets a nuisance and orders an arch sewer within 60 days. Also notices a village incorporation petition for Chauncey in Dover and Athens counties with August 14 hearing set.
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Jack Robinson
James Hartman
George C. Silcott
F. W. Poston
Felix Patton
L. Aumiller
Washington Street
Columbus Street
Board of Public Service Office
Night insects and city travel sparking nerves
The Indianapolis News notes sleepless nights caused by gnats or mosquitoes and the dangers of busy streets with autos trolleys and fast horses. It contrasts modern urban life with Marshall Field's vast New York property appraisal and mentions editor Richard Harding Davis.
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Richard Harding Davis
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Rock Mountain Tea Promoted By Cline's Pharmacy
Daily scrub guidance emphasizes internal cleanliness and health. The ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or tablets priced at 35 cents, with Cline's Pharmacy as the seller.
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Hollister
Cline
Appetite and digestion boosted by Pabst Blue Ribbon beer
Eminent physicians including Dr. Pawlow and Dr. Feisler endorse appetite as key to digestion. The advertisement claims Pabst Blue Ribbon beer before or with meals improves digestion, offers nutrition from eight day malt, hops, and pure water, and highlights sixty years of scientific tradition.
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Europe
J. P. Pawlow
Joseph Feisler
Northwestern University of Chicago
Pabst Beer
Breakfast and digestion boost mood and work
The piece extols cheerful breakfast as fuel for a healthy mind and body. It argues that stomach disorders impair disposition and performance and recommends Kodol for Dyspepsia after meals as a remedy, noting it is sold by a retailer.
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Cline
Deals Closed In Nelsonville Property Transfers
Nelsonville reports T. E. Warren has closed two purchases in the city. He bought a two story frame dwelling of Mrs. Mary Wilson on Chestnut street and a two story frame dwelling of Mrs. Sarah Burrell on Myers street. Each consideration is private.
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Nelsonville
T. E. Warren
Mary Wilson
Chestnut Street
Sarah Burrell
Myers Street
Fire and Water Destroy Nelsonville Home
The two story frame dwelling of George Clark on the tow path burned near 1:30 AM. The blaze started in the kitchen pantry and, after the fire department's response, the house and contents suffered extensive damage. The dwelling is insured for 1200 with Norman Theiss. household goods were uninsured. The fire is believed incendiary by Norman Theiss, with investigation by the State Fire Marshal. A half full keg of powder found nearby suggested possible malicious arson tied to prior threats.
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Nelsonville
George Clark
Theiss
Sheriff's Sale in Nelsonville Electric Light Case
The People's Bank Company sues Nelsonville Electric Light Company in Athens County Court. By order of execution, a public auction will be held at the courthouse front door in Athens on Saturday August 25 1906 at 1 p m. Real estate 80 feet of west side of lot 1027 in Nelsonville plus engines boilers dynamos generators and fixtures with appraised values totaling over $7 000 to be sold cash on day of sale. Sheriff H M Webster Deputy Sheriff Isaac Warner. Plaintiff's attorney Hopring.
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Nelsonville Electric Light Company
Athens County Court Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Russell Engine Company
E. W
H. M. Webster
Isaac Warner
Hopring
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
The advertisement claims bilious and dyspeptic individuals can be cured with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. It states the tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and strengthen digestion while regulating the bowels. Sold by W. H. McKee Barton Drug Co Chaunwey.
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Chamberlain
W. H. McKee
Barton Drug Co
Chaunwey
Advertised Mail At August 13 1906 Dead Letter Office
Names of numerous individuals are listed as having uncalled letters with a notice that letters will be sent to the dead letter office on August 13 1906. The message urges the addressees to state they were advertised. Postmaster John Finsterwald signs the notice.
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Vinnie Price
Marrin Bareden
G. W. Taylor
Dane Willis
Lettr
John Finsterwald
P. M
Kale Family Guests From Chillicothe And Huntington
Mr and Mrs John Kale host Mrs Pearl Kale of Chillicothe and Mrs Raymond Kale of Huntington W Va as they visit for several weeks and will be joined by their husbands later.
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John Kale
Pearl Kale
Chillicothe
Raymond Kale
Huntington
W. Va
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