Athens Messenger Subscription Rates and Publisher Details
The Athens Messenger 1835 publication with Gordon K Bush as publisher and Charlies and Harris as managing editors lists rates by carrier and mail. Subscription: Ohio one year four dollars fifty cents. six months two fifty. ten weeks one dollar. four weeks fifty cents. one week fifteen cents. Printing terms and associations are noted.
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Gordon K Bush
Mgr
Charlies & Harris
Ohio
What Britons Want Warily End The War and Peace
A major public poll of about 11 million votes from over 40 groups shows Britons favor adherence to the League of Nations and arms reduction. Voters support disarmament, bans on private weapon manufacture, and economic sanctions against violators, with some backing for military measures. The war-weary public seeks peace and is willing to take risks to achieve it.
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League of Nations
Realty Sights Brightening Ohio Housing Market Across State
Ohio real estate shows improved activity with rising transactions and values. Building permits increase, rents rise, and foreclosures drop as demand grows for small rural and suburban homes. Strong farmer incomes and new building methods push toward a national home-building upswing, signaling a shift from the depression era.
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Ohio
Com
Labor Engineers for Industrial Peace and Efficiency
The article urges a new labor engineering profession to address labor relations and to promote industrial justice. It highlights a federal spending project to survey business, the idea of annual wages for seasonal industries, and the potential role of labor engineers in achieving steady production and economic stability.
Marietta Plans Sesquicentennial Celebration Boost
Officials in Marietta anticipate federal funding to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Northwest Territory and the Ordinance of 1787. The town views the event as a major publicity and tourist opportunity, expecting large crowds and nationwide attention before July 13, 1937.
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Marietta
Northwest Territory
Pioneer City
Merietta
Ohio River
Lawmakers Roast New Deal on Chesapeake Bay Trip
A dozen congressmen toured Chesapeake Bay and vented harsh opinions about the New Deal. Speaker Burns joined the group, and Roosevelt signed the Holding Company Bill calling it the fattest ever, a remark not spoken aloud by others. The Soviet question frames Roosevelt’s frustration with recognition.
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Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Congressional Record
Speaker Burns
Roosevelt
Market Rumors Stir Wall Street Over Possible SEC Chief Departure
The stock market declines amid chatter that SEC Chairman Kennedy plans to resign yes moves toward retirement. Kennedy reportedly faces pressure from peers and insiders while Democrats praise President Roosevelt and attack or defend upcoming bills. The White House shows shifting plans on foreign trips and policy, with Louis Howe noted as a former adviser no longer present.
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Kennedy
SEC
Wall Street
Northwest Territory Birthplace Celebration Planned Through 1938
Senator Glass questions national debt figures as Southeastern Ohio eyes a sweeping Northwest celebration from July 1937 to fall 1938. Marietta area towns like Athens Belpre Pomeroy Logan Nelsonville McArthur Gallipolis Chester Chauncey Amesville Cheshire and others are urged to capitalize on tourism tied to the event with coordinated publicity.
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Ohio
Athens
Belpre
Pomeroy
Logan
Nelsonville
McArthur
Gallipolis
Chester
Coolville
Chauncey
Amesville
Cheshire
Northwest
New York City
Ipswich
Mass
Marietta
Minnesota
Northwest Territory
City urged to settle disposal plan for Athens garbage
Citizens push for a small cheap waste plant funded by property owner contributions to replace the West Union Street dump. They warn earlier delays threaten health and tourism, urging council to settle the issue before winter and abandon the current site.
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Athens
West Union Street
District Tales of Long Ago at Hocking County Fair History
The text recounts early Hocking County fairs from 1853 onward with exhibitor and judge names, prize totals, and grounds purchases. It notes hareback riding by Miss McClellan and Miss Wooley, leadership in 1855, Civil War impacts, and subsequent county grange activity. It also celebrates a century ago giant hollow poplar tree that sheltered travelers before its removal in 1839.
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Hocking County Fair
van Pierce
Dean
Parker
Bort
Galligher
Marlow
Dew
Hansel
Gibison
Hutchins
Dalton
Dewar
Collins
Starr
Pruden
Brice
Worthington
Fair Society
Jesse Westenhaver
Haresback
McClellan
Muskingum County
William Bowen
J. M. Floyd
Hocking County
Logan
Islesboro
Washington
Benton
Laurel Creek
Eldoredo
Marion
Monday Creek
Hocking Canal
Health Hints And Diet Health Hints And Diet
An article explains early concerns about deep sea diving dangers including carbon dioxide and oxygen poisoning and compressed air illness. It describes CO2 removal, oxygen balance, and the bends with nitrogen bubbles, and notes recompression as the treatment.
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William Beebe
Ohio Farmer trip visits national parks and western cities
Hettie F. Woodward of Chesterhill recounts an August 4 to 17 Ohio Farm er sponsored tour with 131 travelers from Ohio and Michigan to Montana Yellowstone Glacier Park Butte Denver Salt Lake City and more. She notes scenery wildlife and lessons from forest rangers and Indian hosts plus crop conditions in several states and praises Ohio as the best view.
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Messenger
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Keystone State
Ohio Farmer
Geyser Park
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Glacier Park
United States
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
Butte
Denver
Mile High City
U. S. Mint
University of Denver
Salt Lake City
Capitol Hill
Salt Lake Valley
Capitol
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Utah
Idaho
Kansas
Hettie F. Woodward
Chesterhill
A Million Dollar Temple Built by Nauvoo Mormons
The Nauvoo Mormon followers began a temple in 1841 with a goal to honor God. Five years of continuous construction and costly furnishings culminated May 1 1846 with a total cost of one million dollars before mob pressure forced rapid evacuation and sale.
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Nauvoo
Illinois
Jo Darien Recovers at Inn After Turbulent Escape
Jo Darien endures injuries and fatigue after a swift escape, returns to Crest Lake Inn to rest. Peyton learns of the situation. Barstow urges marriage as Jo weighs personal ties and future plans with Fragonet on her mind.
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Peyton
Miss Darien
Todd Barstow
Nana
Lysten's
Crest Lake Inn
Barstow
Mr. Barstow
California
Hollywood
Barston
Psu
Court Action Seeks Divorce After 35 Years of Marriage
A Los Angeles court case pits Virgil F. Winslow against his wife as he seeks a divorce after 35 years of marriage. The proceedings reflect an end to a long domestic union amid a stream of public and private rhetoric cited in the texts.
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Virgil F. Winslow
Angeles
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