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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1894
Page
4
Ad indicates subscription price of 61.50 per year in advance. Mentions Wesapeer aul Herat Printing Company and Shas EM, TeMMaras, Editor and General Manager. Implies a local newspaper masthead with staff roles and pricing terms.
Circulation figures show Morton’s 156.108 plurality reshapes political outlook. Discussion notes insurrection risks, Republican nominations in Ohio counties and fears of McDougal. Treasury gold reserves fall from 111 to 95 million, signaling strain on the gold standard. A national agricultural bulletin critiques diet balance and protein vs fat in common foods.
The letter argues A J Brame stands as the best choice for auditor of state from Athens county due to experience and integrity. It notes public support from The Valley Gazette and cites Frame as a possible nominee if a deadlock ends, while praising Brame’s long service and capabilities. The piece also covers currency policy debates and labor leadership changes, concluding with a notice of a Knights of Columbus meeting in Athens Lodge.
A front view of St Pauls Catholic Church in Athens shows a brick building with stone trim at College and Mill streets. The 84 by 43 foot footprint, 94 foot length, and 110 foot tower are designed by W H Patton of Parkersburg. Estimated burning cost is 10000 dollars. foundations laid, construction to start in spring. described as a handsome edifice.
A pandémoin from Trimble discussed mining operations across the Sanday Creek Valley, noting widespread dull activity and little chance of improvement before spring. The outlook saddens workers with families relying on income who have faced two to three years without steady employment.
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