Local briefs report accidents and obituaries across Trimble and Athens
A Trimble man Henry Maxwell broke his left shoulder when a rope bucket fell back into a well striking him. Edward Gillespie died at his Trimble home after a five week illness aged 50. funeral at Sands Cemetery. Harry Stover funeral in Zanesville. Ernest Gibbs coordinated arrangements. Athens Democrats plan to nominate a ticket at the coming primary. eight percent turnout expected for November. Three flags ordered for the municipal pole. $38 raised, flags cost $33. Lakeside park controversy prompts local chatter. James Zarley, 18, killed in a Rice Ming at the Athens County Fair and Races after being struck by a vehicle.
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Trimble
Henry Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
Dr. Crawford
Edward Gillespie
Trimbie
Sands
Harry Stover
Zanesville
McLaney
Stover
Loyal Order of Moose
Ernest Gibbs
Athens County
Harry Hann
B. F. Achauer
Lakeside Park
James Zarley
For Sale Cottage and Ford Touring Car Nelsonville
FOR SALE Seven room cottage on Chestnut Street Nelsonville near J P Reynolds. Also 1917 Ford touring car in good condition with new tires. WANTED A girl for general house work Mrs E R Rike 123 East Columbus Street. Acquirer contact C H Marsh at 356 Poplar Street Nelsonville.
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Chestnut St
Nelsonville
J. P. Reynolds
E. R. Rike
E. Columbus St
Poplar St
C. H. Marsh
For Sale 1914 Cadillac with extras in Nelsonville Ohio
In A-No. 1 running order 3 extra casings 3 extra inner tubes new batteries chains tools everything first class selling cheap bargain IL SIPPLE 615 Chestnut St Nelsonville Ohio 83-6
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Cadillac
Sipple
Chestnut St
Nelsonville
Ohio
Large Bruce Family Visit At Zion Church Home
Mrs. D F Bruce entertained last week with seven sons and one daughter and their families including John Klotze family Colet ta Josephine Evelyn Kenneth and Hubert Roberta Bruce Roy Kenneth Dorothy and Helen Fred Bruce William Alfred James Bruce Garnet Farr William family and others from Jackson Mich Carbondale visit Mr and Mrs Frank Bruce near Zion Church on Sunday.
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D. F. Bruce
John Klotze
Coletta
Josephine
Evelyn
Kenneth
Hubert
Robert Bruce
Roy
Dorothy
Helen
Fred Bruce
William
Alfred
James Bruce
Garnet
Farr
Wiliam
Thelma
Charles Bruce
Frank
Nelsonville Council Adopts 1919 Budget and Reads Key Ordinances
The Nelsonville council met with President H. E. Donley presiding and all members present. Minutes from July meetings were approved. City Solicitor’s opinion on the telephone franchise was filed. Ordinance 523 regulating motor vehicles and mufflers on public ways moved to final reading and adoption. Resolution 47 sets the annual municipal budget for 1919.
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H. E. Donley
Scott
Nelsonville
Martin
Nelsonville council adopts ordinance to borrow funds
Ordinance No 524 authorizes borrowing by the Public Service Department of Nelsonville and issuing a certificate of indebtedness in anticipation of general revenue. The council moves to take ordinance 520 off the table, gives second reading, and amends to require a $1,000 bond from the telephone company as security for ordinance 520. Meeting adjourned.
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Public Service Department
City of
Nelsonville
General Revenue Fund
Linn
Linscott
Telephone Company
Stratton Family Guests At Camp Sherman Visit
Mrs pic Stratton Mrs Jennie De vore Miss Mae Stratton and Carl Stratton spent Sunday at Camp Sherman as guests of Henry Stratton their son Clifford Barber of Camp Sherman visited with his wife and family.
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Pic Stratton
Jennie Devore
Mae Stratton
Carl Stratton
Camp Sherman
Henry Stratton
Clifford Barber
For Sale Large Double House on W Washington St
For sale a large double house on W Washington Street in a splendid location with modern improvements. Inquire of J Zeluer.
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W. Washington St
J. Zeluer
Lema entertains Camp Sherman personnel over Sunday visit
Mr and Mrs P Lema hosted guests including Sergeant Moemer Sergeant Kerstetter Sergeant Williams Sergeant Buckley and Corporal Tony Zill from Camp Sherman for a Sunday gathering arranged in a cordial social setting.
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Lema
Moemer
Kerstetter
Williams
Buckley
Tony Zill
Camp Sherman
Widow Prefers Death at Home to Surgery
A woman's long stomach troubles led doctors to propose gallstone surgery, but she declined and credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for relief. The ad promises a harmless preparation that cleanses the intestinal tract and eases inflammation, claiming one dose will convince or money refunded.
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Horpitel
Mayr
Athene County Fair Exhibit Submission Notice
Exhibit entries are requested for the Ath ens County Fair from August 20 to 23. Bring your displays to the fairgrounds by the designated times to participate in judging and prizes.
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Athens County Fair
Body Removed After Fatal Incident Near Burr Oak Palos
A body was removed to the Zarley family home between Burr Oak and Palos following a fatal incident reported in the area. Marion Zarley and his father were involved in the events surrounding the death. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
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Ing
Marion Zarley
Burr Oak
Palos
Liniment Endorsed by Mrs Klein for Rheumatic Pain Relief
Mrs N M Klein of Chillicothe Missouri writes that she keeps Chamberlains Liniment at home and uses it for years to relieve rheumatic pains quickly. She also recommends it to neighbors and friends who have used it successfully.
Schooner Gladys J. Holland Sunk After Torpedo Attack Near Ironbound
Halifax reports the schooner Gladys J. Holland bound from Newfoundland to New York was torpedoed and sunk fifteen miles off Ironbound island yesterday. The crew landed today at La Havre. Two boats from the tanker Lux Blanc, attacked off this port yesterday, were towed into harbor today with several crew members aboard.
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Halifax
Gladys J. Holland
New Foundland
New York
Ironbound
la Havre
Dutch Vessels Sought to Relieve Java Sugar Trade
Negotiations are underway to obtain dutch vessels to carry more sugar from Java. Forty vessels are idle in East Indian waters due to seizure fears and submarine threats. Allied officials press the Dutch government not to requisition ships in allied ports.
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Washington
Java
East Indian
Athens Encampment No 175 Meeting Notice
Athens Encampment No 175 meets tonight at 7 30. All members requested to be present. J A Brown, P G 8 6 1.
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Athens
Engineers Recruit James W. Graham to Camp Humphreys
James W. Graham of Nelsonville enlisted today in the Engineers Training School. He will travel to Columbus before proceeding to Camp A. A. Humphreys in Virginia for service posting.
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James W. Graham
Nelsonville
Engineers’ Training School
Columbus
Camp
A. A. Humphreys
Virginia
Athens man taken to Columbus hospital for kidney trouble
John Soul longtime Standard Oil employee and Athens resident was taken to a Columbus hospital last night for treatment of long standing kidney trouble. He was transported by Dowler ambulance from the depot.
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John Soul
Qunger
Standard Oil Company
Athens
Columbus
Dowler Ambulance
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Pittsburg Pa August 6 cattle receipts light and market unchanged. Sheep and lambs unchanged. Hogs receipts 15 cars with prices: prime heavy 20.20 to 20.10, mediums 20.50 to 20.80, heavy workers 20.50 to 20.80, light workers 20.50 to 20.80, pigs 20.00 to 20.25, roughs 17.00 to 18.00, stags 18.75 to 13.00.
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Pittsburg
Markets report on eggs and live poultry prices
Today markets show eggs firm with prime firsts at 37% per dozen, firsts 36 cents, ordinary firsts 33 cents, seconds 30 cents. Live poultry steady with fowls over four pounds 27 cents per pound, under four pounds 27 cents, broilers over 1.5 pounds 30 cents, under 1.5 pounds 30 cents, roosters 19 cents.
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report Aug 6 1921
Cincinnati cattle market reports receipts of 610 head with calves steady and up to 16.50 for extras hogs 1770 head steady with good choice packers at 19.60 sheep 1770 head steady with lambs at 18.50 for extras no change noted in value across cattle hogs and sheep slotted as steady market highlights in Ohio market page.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Commodity prices and county fair notice from Toledo
Toledo reports cash prices for corn oats rye and clover with dates and futures bids. Alsike and timothy prices are listed with seasonal months. County Fair dates August 20 to 23 noted with a friendly closing.
Eye defect warning urges prompt eye examination
The notice warns that ignoring possible eye defects is negligent and urges immediate examination. It promises a quick, painless test that can convert doubt into certainty.
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W. Columbus St
Nelsonville News Buies
Mrs. Klein
Chamberlain
J. A. Brown
Cincinnati Produce
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
United States
B. M. Covert With
Mr. Covert
Simmons
Simles
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C. L. King Company
Nelsonville, Onto
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