Tenuous global tensions and local bond debate in Athens notes
The piece surveys varied topics from a prima donna in Milwaukee to naval critics and a potential court case on Athens school bonds. It discusses municipal debt limits, Tiffin and Athens bond issues, and Russian governance debates, urging a public meeting to discuss the school bond plan and stressing prudent fiscal handling amid mixed public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Tiffin
Athens
Crowded Space Forces Omission of Weekly Letters
The Hol itav season crowding space for ads and news forces omission of many weekly letters from correspondents. Readers are asked to pardon the lapse as imperative demands limit space. Horse blankets and lap robes are advertised by Golds berg's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsberg’s
Road Petition to Establish Altered County Road in Waterloo Township
Petitioners, freeholders in Athens County, request the Board of Commissioners to alter a county road. They describe a route beginning near the J. F. Beckler farm in section 30 and extending along or near the old road to the present road near Peter Glass residence, plus a path from scales hill following the old road to Sophia Young’s residence, and propose vacating unusable portions. Principal Petitioner dated December 20, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Athens County
Ohio
J. F. Beckler
Waterloo Township
Peter Glass
Sophia Young
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Piles Says Masonville Man
A Masonville Iowa resident testifies that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieves blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles. The ad claims it is the best cure and also aids cuts burns and injuries. Available for 25 cents at W. H. McKee, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry, Colson
Masonville
Buckien
W. H. McKee
Fire Ravages the Paul Place on Union Street
An early morning blaze at the old E. H. Moore residence on Union Street caused heavy damage, estimated near two thousand dollars. Firefighters from Warren Bros. responded quickly, dousing the flames after about thirty minutes, with the rear of the home gutted and extensive smoke and water damage to the rest. Neighbors saved belongings, while residents called the central office. Criticism arose over notification and department staffing, as only three firemen answered duty. The building is unfit for use pending extensive repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Place
E. H. Moore
D. H. Moore
Woman breaks left wrist in church basement fall
Mrs. Thomas Francis of Luhrig slipped on basement steps at the Christian church this morning. She caught a heel, tore off a lift, and fell about three feet. Doctors set the bone and she returned to the turkey dinner with a broken wrist, already recovering from a recent arm injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Francis of
Luhrig
The
Christian Church
Dr. Henry
Punctual Pupils At Miss Ora Davis School
The following names show faithful attendance since Sept 11 at Miss Ora Davis' Factory school Ruthie McNeal Clara McNeal Elsie McNeal Margie McNeal Clarence McNeal Ernest McNeal Gladys Linton Rosy Linton Lulu Townsend Ava Townsend Dallas Townsend Winnie Hunter Forest Frazier Hobart Lee Hazel Lee Addie Lee Edith Blaine Laura Brooks Fred Brooks Forest Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Davis
Factory
Ruthie McNeal
Clara McNeal
Elsie McNeal
Margie McNeal
Clarence McNeal
Ernest McNeal
Gladys Linton
Rosy Linton
Lulu Townsend
Ava Townsend
Dallas Townsend
Winnie Hunter
Forest Frazier
Hobart Lee
Hazel Lee
Addie Lee
Edith Blaine
Laura Brooks
Fred Brooks
Forest Malone
Social notes from Columbus visitors and locals
Miss Adah Beaton of Columbus visits Mrs. Chas. H. Welch. Miss Francis Angell visits Parkerburg and New Martinsville W Va. E C Burchfield and attorney G W Rose travel for business. Mrs. Foster and daughter from Tuscaloosa arrive for holidays. Mrs. Romine and Mrs. Shirkey visit Prof. Morton. A J Van Dyke of Albany accompanies his daughter Helen. Mrs. W W Brown from Albany shops. Mrs. Lefavor ill at home. Mike Quinlan's son born. Dr C L Jones in Columbus on business. Daisy Smith visits H D Henry, returns to Stewart. Will Merritt in Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Finsterwald shop in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rose
Glouster
James Foster
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
A. J. van Dyke
Albany
City
Helen
Mike Quinlan
C. L. Jones
Columbus
Daisy Smith
Cole's Hot Blast Heaters Promises 35 Percent Coal Savings
Goldsberry markets Cole's Hot Blast Heaters claiming a 35 percent cut in coal bills. The unit is advertised as an energy efficient option for homes seeking lower fuel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Goldsberry
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P. W. Bush
Milwaukee
P. M
Cortelyou
Erstwhile
Mounds
Ville
New Jersey
United States
Point Hoboken
Naval Secretary
Bonaparte
Eve
Russia
Board of Education
Ry’s
F. L. Preston Company
Ladies Belte
Stein
Wen
Michael Stern
Micha& Cat” Dan
MichHaecs, Stern & CO. Rocuesterr
N.Y
Prestons
P. B. Lightfritz
Union Street
New Cemetery
Dora Barker
Bishop Moore
Gillette
Tus
Warren Bros
Adah Beaton
Chas. H. Welch
Francis Angell
Parkersburg
New Martinsville
W. Va
E. C. Burchfield
Bany
Romine
Shirkey
Wilkesville
J. R. Mor
W. W. Brown
W. E. Lefavor
Will Merritt
Jesse’ Finsterwald
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