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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1920
Page
5
Classified note seeking female workers for light factory tasks with a contact phone. Also includes items for sale and miscellaneous notices about farm equipment and promotional boxes.
BURG Live STOCK lists prices for cattle and veal with averages and notes. Prime heavy beef quotes at 15.80, fats veal around 17.20, steady tone and receipts segment referenced. Market tower and meal lamb offerings are indicated with various prices and conditions.
The readable lines describe a game ending in the sixth inning with a close finish. Mentions of British cutlers and unclear details indicate a scattered clipping with personnel and place names missing or garbled. The piece preserves a single game event and a stray reference to trades or methods.
Billy the Bitty Whiiskers snooped in a hotel basement and triggered an electrical fault by chewing wires. The resulting outage and a diverted elevator ride lead him through a dim corridor and into a silent, carpeted hall as authorities struggle with the building lights and the baffling sequence of events.
The readable fragments show a diary like entry aboard a ship with conversations about cures and remedies and diversions among passengers. Mentions of German Teutite, French and Irish travelers, and hopes for outcome of a country. References to an administrator of estate and obate judge with local context.
John L. Kelley born June 18, 1845 in Locine, died August 19, 1920 at seventy five. Civil War veteran married three times Lydia Burleigh, Sally Munn, Vienna Biasell, with children Rosa Maud Dessie and a son. Survived by Vienna and family. Funeral at Carleton Church noted with religious verses.
Public notice announces the sale of bonds with reference number 383. Details unreadable but indicates official bond sale and related docket. Further specifics require complete readable text from the notice for clarity.
Fragmentary OCR references a court matter with vague dates and names. Readable bits mention a county or district court and an appearance or filing, but key facts such as party names, actions, and deadlines are unclear. The item reads like a public notice fragment rather than a complete report.
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