Gubernatorial and Local Ticket Listings Led by Nash and Nippert
A political ticket list names GEORGE K. NASH for Governor and CARL L. NIPPERT for Lieutenant Governor alongside several state and county offices. The obituary notes W. GD. McCain editor of the Choshocton Standard died from a brain tumor, and the piece laments careless street sand piles endangering pedestrians, urging better lighting and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Nash
Franklin
Carl L. Nippert
Hamilton
James L. Price
Alien
John M. Sheets
Putnam
Supreme Court
L.E. Emerson
Belmont
Camenon
Columbiana
Board of Public Works
W. L. Jonson
Summit
W. GD. McCain
Choshocton
Peanut Revolution and Navy Guard on Isthmus
Central America peanut movement spurs export talk while U S. Navy readies vessels to protect American interests on the Isthmus. Reports note Panama railroad neutrality, potential action if Colombia fails to enforce treaty, with Machias ordered to Colon and Ranger kept near Pacific access. Also mentions criticism exchange between Wim. E. Chandler and Rear Admiral Evans, and Philippines teaching appointments by Fred W. Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasni IncTon
U U.S
Central America
Columbia
Panama
Machias
Colon
Ranger
Pacific Coast
Venezuela
Yellow Journals
Wim. E. Chandler
Navy Department
Notley D. Evans
Evans
Hackett
Chandler
Revard
Secretary of the Navy
Treasury funds and export bounty for fruits discussed
In a broad commentary, the writer argues the U S Treasury cannot act as a trustee for private funds and cites a Treasury decision allowing Secretary Wilson to allocate 20000 to back an export bounty for American fruits. The piece also notes confusion from early reports tying the Burton Dewey tragedy to a Coolville camp meeting, asserting the camp grounds have a long, reputable history with Southern Ohio residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Treasury
Coolville
Ohio
Coalville Letter Denies Lynching Talk After Saturday Night
J M Basom voices the sentiment of Coalville residents, stating no talk of lynching Burton the slayer of Dewey occurred. The letter, published in full in the paper, emphasizes Troy township and Athena county citizens are law abiding and trust Ohio laws to run their course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Basom
Coalville
Burton
Dewey
Troy Township
Athena County
Ohio
Out of town news notes from Amelville and surrounding towns
Amelville reports numerous visits and movements among residents. Gibson family and others traveled to Athens and Columbus. relatives hosted and visited in Coolville, Albany, Waterford, and Marietta. A camp meeting at New England drew young people. a funeral in the Presbyterian church followed an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.N. Gibson
Athens
Linn Todd
H. C. Young
Columbus
R.R. Marquis
Mineral
Willam Marquis
G. O. Linscott
Albert Linscott
Marlon
Asa Linecott
J. H. Jones
O. A. Curfman
Cincinnati
D. H. Curfman
J.E. Guthrie
Vanderhoof
A.C. Young
Coolville
Charles Britton
Gallipolis
Charles Rathburn
Rutland
AC. D. Henry
Frank Green
Hay
S. H. Stanton
Joe
Albany
Julia Patterson
Chesterhill
Gr. I. Clark
J. FE. Lush
Alva Milton
2D. L. Wilson
McConnellsville
Lydia Blunden
Raymond OH. Green
Beenan
Presbyterian Church
Harvey Fleming
Perryville
DB. J. Landis
Wooster
Joseph Fleming
Stockport
John Fleming
Bethany People Visit Kin and Community Events
Mrs Samuel Stonestreet of Walt s Summit West Virginia visits her daughter. Delmer Place makes a business trip to Athens. Mr and Mrs Lewis Petty of Chester and Mr and Mrs Hudson Wright of Diebe were entertained at J L Petty s home. Verne Parsons of Corning visits her parents. Gwen Arimes of Stewart guests of Charles Norris. Christian church services to be led by Rev Arthur with events Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Henry Petty of Frost visits M DeWees. Coolville camp ground draws many locals away Sunday for recreation. Wao Metcalf of Big Run visits friends. Peach crop drought damaged, nearly a total failure. Fred Frost injured by a falling thunder in a Jacksonville mine, improving and due back to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Stonestreet
Walt’s Summit
W. Va
Dre. Wim
Delmer Place
Athens
Lewis Petty
Chester
Hudson Wright
Dleebe
J. L. Petty
Verne Parsons
Corning
Corben Norris
Gwen Arimes
Stewart
Charles Norris
The
Christian Church
Arthur
Henry Petty
Frost
M. DeWees
Coolville
Wao Metcalf
Big Run
Fred Frost
Jacksonville
Indebtedness Removed by Athens Masons After 23 Years
The Masonic bodies of Athens burned cancelled bonds totaling several thousand dollars at a Tuesday meeting, marking the removal of debt on their Main Street temple. The building, begun in 1907 and completed in 1908, cost 15 206.00 after a 2 000 ground lease purchase in 18 The temple now boasts its largest membership and plans interior improvements with freed funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Henry O’bleness
Peter Kern
Henry O'Bleness
Cluey McLean
Grand Masonic Lodge of
Ohio
Wm. Cunningham
L. F. van Cleve
Vanesville
Paramathia Lodge No. 2H
H. M. Lash
W. Mf
J. H. Walker
S. W
H. C. Wil
J. W
Judiah Higgins
S. D
Dean Stickney
J. D
C. Mclean
Joel Moe
Tyler
Blue Lodge
Death of Edna Cabeen 13 in Mill Street Home
Miss Edna B Walcen Cabeen died Monday from pulmonary tuberculosis at her mother Mrs Mary Cabeen’s Mill street home. Aged 13, she was highly esteemed. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the M FE church by Rev L C Haddox with interment in the new cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Cabeen
Edna B. Walcen
Mary Cabeen
Mill Street
M. FE
L. C. Haddox
New Cemetery
Hunter Seriously Injured Threshing on Marshfield Farm
Allen Hunter suffered a pelvic fracture Friday while threshing at Parsley Dowler’s farm near Marshfield. He slipped from a wheat stack and the adjacent pitchfork handle pierced the groin region, causing a severe and painful injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Allen Hunter
Parsley Dowler
Marshfield
Hay Press for Sale and Remedy Ad Fragment
Two hay presses, full circle, in first class order, at a bargain. M. L. Mrana rd, Athens Ohio, O. O. Buch, Beirne, Ark., says: I was troubled with constipation nor I bought DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Since then have been entirely cured of my old complaint. I recommend them, Cane's pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Mranard
Athens
Ohio
O. O. Buch
Beirne
Ark
DeWitt
Cane
Colored Camp Meeting at New Lexington Ohio
Sunday August 1 and 2 feature low excursion rates via Ohio Central Lines from Athens and intermediate stations. Tickets on sale for train No M1 with return same day on train No 1. Short Horns for sale including a 16 month old bull and two young cows. Registered stock and good breeding. Prices low. Parity. Frost, Ohio. Man with horse and wagon wanted to deliver and collect, no clipping, 221 expenses. 815 cash de Collector. Bax 7s Phila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Ohio
Ohio Central
Athens
Bath
Funeral expense protection society promotes low cost plan
A mutual protection burial association offers death cover to members aged one to sixty with 10 cent initiation and 12 cent adult assessments. It requires application through Hibbard at Hibbard and Wickham’s Athens store, promising affordable protection and a copy of its constitution upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Mutual Burial Association of
Athens, Ohio
W. A. Hibbard
Hibbard
Hibbard & Wickham
Athens
Ohio
Aibkens Munual Seeaperhee Burial Association
W. A. Hinpann
Sec’y
Order of Rathbone Sisters Established in Glouster
The order of Hathbone Sisters was organized here Thursday night by Mrs. A. J. Crawford of Glouster at the home of Mrs. F. E. Goldsberry. The installation of officers will take place Friday evening in August. Officers listed include Belle Selby past chief Alice Goldsberry most excellent chief Amelia Lowry most excellent senior Sadie Jones most excellent junior F Hallam manager of temple R. J. Brooks mistress of Correspondence Lizzie Logan mistress of finance Ida Starcher protector of temple Maud Day outer guard of temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rathbone Sisters
Order of Hathbone Sisters
A. J. Crawford
Glouster
F. E. Goldsberry
Belle Selby
Alice Goldsberry
Amelia Lowry
Sadie Jonos
F. Hallam
Temple
R. J. Brooks
Lizzie Logan
Niance
Ida Starcher
Maud Day
Incubators Burned In Hud son Fourty Night Fire
A two story frame building in Hud son addition used as an incubator storage room by W C and S M Hudson burned down Tuesday night. Part of the contents were saved. The owner was W H Farrel insured for 200 on the building with 6000 on contents. Net loss estimated at five to six thousand dollars. An advertisement for DeWitts Little Early Risers follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Addition
W. C
S.M. Hudson
W. H. Farrel
Excursion Rates to Mt Vernon via Ohio Central Lines
Mt Vernon excursion rates offered for a state camp meeting. One fare round trip from all Ohio points in August to 20, return valid until August 23. Tickets available through Ohio Central Lines agents. P T Thomas Sumterville Ala. Kedol Dyspepsia Care advertised with testimonial from user in Sumterville. Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Ohio Central Lines
State Camp Meeting
Ohio
P. T. Thomas
Sumterville
Ala
Cline
Mistress Entering the Kitchen Sparks Quiet Debate
A fragment from the Vostos Transcript shows a dialogue about hearing a noise and a mother asking if a high break was heard. The exchange hints at tension and a potential household disruption without providing clear context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Mshl
Fragmented quotes from old clippings about manners and wit
A garbled collage from Philadelphia Times Life Philadelphia Bulletin Atchison Globe and Washington Brar features teasing lines about mothers kitchen leaks mosquitoes and enthusiasm. Names appear as Cade Mien and references to trivial farces. The text reads as a humorous clipped miscellany with dialect and stray remarks.
Knights Templar Conclave Ticket Sale in Louisville
The Hocking Valley will sell round trip tickets for the Triennial Conclave Knights Templar at Louisville Kentucky on August 24 25 26 27 and September 2 at one fare. Tickets are valid for return until September with a 3 cent extension option up to September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Lounisville
Hocking Valley
Gallipolis Fair Excursion Rates From Athens and Nearby
Excursion tickets are offered via the K and M Railway from Athens Ganley Bridge and all intermediate stations to the Gallia county fair at Gallipolis. Tickets go on sale each day of the fair August 21 22 and 23 with return validity through August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Athens
Ganley Bridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger and Herald
Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
Benatomial
David H. Moore
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Wood
Aahon E. Price
Andrew Murphy
Willis G. Hickman
Joseph Wolf
John PF. Biddle
Ernest R. Walkel
Joan Nclaughlin
Joan C. Pickett
Marietta
Peanut Revolution
Uncle Sam
Bob
Yoeretay Wilken
Philippines
Fred W. Atkinson
Public Instruction
Manila
Dembitzky
Righty Pack
Amelville
Dr._Fenner
Bethany
Athens County
DeWitti
Mt Vernon
Slamy
Catecht
Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia Bulletin
Atchison Globe
Cade Mien
Washington Brar
C. H
Edna Thompson
F.C. We & Co
Canaanville
Canaan
F. C. Webster
Agkuse
Board of Education of
Ala Hoskinson
Mersey E. Doan
Samuel Doan
Jorn Palmer
William Lb. Palmer
Yary J. Jester
Loucllath Evener
Alice Tl. Anderson
Hessie de Ayers
Margie C. Townsend
James E.caldwell
J. E. Williams
Emma
Florence Sanborn
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