Democratic power struggle at Athens county board meeting
A tense Athens county board of elections meeting on Friday exposed deep factional rifts within the Democratic ranks. Key figures G Campbell Johnson W R Johnson J W Lahugh and $1 G Myers Lahugh pressed for A E Me of Athens while Myers backed Bryson. after hours of bargaining Lahugh’s influence waned and Peters narrowly edged Campbell as clerk, leaving Democrats frustrated but momentarily unit in defeating a Democratic candidate.
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Lahugh
Aisers Wold
Myers
Dover Township
A. E. Me
Frank Bryson
Gloustersingh
Millfield
Magic City
Wheal Siers
Laheyi
Reath
Méronn
Bryson
Tanagh
Alvers
Lahagh
Laheed
Peters
Trimble
York
Prosperity Debate Amid McKinley Prosperity Boom
A New York Journal interview cites McKinley discussing prosperity driven by a large crop and high prices. The president attributes the boom to protective tariffs and Republican principles, arguing continued growth will favor manufacturers and the nation.
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New York Journal
McKinley
Jackson Furnishes Her Share in Ohio University Alumni Roll
A fragment from Ohio University notes that AY Jackson, an alumna, lists numerous residents and former students from Jackson County. The text reflects on how graduates’ fortunes affect the university community and broader local ties. It mentions many families and names, illustrating enduring connections and widespread migration.
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Test County
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Ohio University
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Jané
City Council Meeting Votes on Broad For Street Works
The City Council met and voted on many bills led by chair Blackwood in mayor’s absence. Second reading of Congress street improvements from Union to Carpenter. sidewalk mandates for Union High area in 30 days. grading plans on Central avenue and other street work funded by Riley, Blake, Athens Gas & Electric, and others. next session to review three areas including Slaughtertown Rare street.
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Wolfe
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Central Avenue
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Blake
Athens Gas & Electric Company
Wheat Ricks Burned at Afison Farm West of Here
A fire destroyed large wheat racks near Daleton on the Afison farm, with about seven hundred bushels of wheat reported. Miners from Lialewmn helped rescue and save equipment. W. W. Walter, Athens county infirmary president, notes two cashels of wheat raised on two acres adding to the institution’s earnings.
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Athens County Infirmary
Atheos County Agricultural Society
They Will Marry Marriage Licenses Issued
The following marriage licenses have been issued since our last publication Horace D Stage and Maggie Robinson Wolphus J Bartlett and Mary Powell John Clifford and Elizabeth A Leake Lewellyn B McGintey and Anette Weiler.
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Horace D. Stage
Maggie Robinson
Wolphus J. Bartett
Mary Powell
John Clifford
Elizabeth A. Leake
Lewellyn B. McGintey
Anette Weiler
Broke World Record in Cleveland Driving Event
Elloree fans cheer as mare owned by Calvary Morris breaks the world wagon training record by covering a mile in 2 12. Mr Morris drove the horse, which ran in Cleveland Savimlay.
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Dodge Leeper Nominated at Marietta Republican Convention
At the Marietta county convention on Monday Dodge W. Leeper was nominated to represent the party over competitor Tow CoA Metog Ube. Leeper received the nomination and was present as the prospective representative.
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Picnic for the Ride at Presbyterian Sunday School
A partial fragment notes a Thursday afternoon picnic event organized by the Presbyterian Sunday School group. Readable phrases suggest a social gathering with a basket theme and shared tables. Details are incomplete but indicate a community picnic in the afternoon.
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Dhaner
Setesed
Rich in Resources Aims to Grow Ohio University
A long audience argues that Ohio University should expand to meet the mineral and agricultural strengths of Ohio. The speaker estimates mineral counties yield far more raw materials and urges endowment, faculty expansion, and reforms to align with regional wealth and future needs.
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A Practical School Course Examines Education Debate
A discussion on what knowledge belongs in schools beyond reading writing and arithmetic. Prof Ed J Evans argues against leaving curriculum to parents or boards, urging alignment with future needs, Latin debates, and the tenets of the Committee of Ten for preparing youth for professional schools and evolving demands.
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Athens
Penne Wise and Found Foolish Perils of College Entry
A Meigs county editorial argues education struggles shape college attendance. It cites seventy five local youths with money, courage, or parental support as barriers, urging wealthier readers to endow a scholarship fund to aid deserving students and repay the aid after graduation.
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Keome State Fair Ticket Sales Details
The C.av & FP will sell tickets from August through September 2. The event includes sales in Athens on September 1 and 2 and 3. Tickets are priced at 13. Returning patrons may have special arrangements.
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Instructors Meet and B&O Improvements Discussed
Report notes crowded attendance at Mechanicsburg event with lectures and high-order topics. Officials praise freight train performance after track upgrades on the Baltimore and Ohio route, including increased average cars per train and higher eastbound daily movements, while urging straightened curves to enhance safety and efficiency.
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Athens County Fair Opens With Exhibits And Hopes For Strong Attendance
The Athens county fair began Tuesday and runs into Wednesday noon with floral and agricultural displays meeting expectations. Stock on view impresses, and races including trot and pace events are scheduled. results were unavailable at press time. Attendance Wednesday was solid, with expectations of a record turnout.
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Athens
Athens Couple Weds Quietly at Hymen's Alter
Mr K D Mutiney of Chicago and Miss Annette Weil tied vows at the Weikr residence with only family present. Rev D C Thomas officiated as Miss Weil, a noted Athens social figure, joined in marriage to the Montgomery Ward publishing company executive, who for years was a popular student here. The couple departed for Chicago amid friendly wishes.
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Chicago
Annette Weil Seas
Herun Wack
McGinley
Ai Prise
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Weikr
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Athens
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Aldissoff
Montgomery-Ward Piylishing Company
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