Athens County Dairymen Rank High in Tests
Athens county dairymen posted strong results in 1922 23 compared with Washington and Morgan counties Ohio and Wood County West Virginia The report covers October 1 1922 to September 30 1923 for herds over ten cows Athens tied for high in milk production ranking second fourth and eighth among four counties J Hope of Athens led in milk totals and butter Fat production included Wakefield Harris Tallman and Miller among top herds with notable pounds totals.
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Athens County
Washington
Morgan Counties
Wood County
W. Va
FL. J. Scott
Rds
Athens
W. J. Todd
Newport
John Hope
Tallman
Parkersburg
Julian Gift
Washington County
Marietta
F. T. Dye
C. L. Way
Luther Miller
Harris
Chesterhill
KF. T. Dye
J. Ross
Roxbury
Haas and Thomas
Lower Salem
B. Tallman
Harley Wakefield
KR. Tallmen
Chesterhil
Mr. Wakefield
VANDALS ACTIVE IN LONDON AREA STEAL SIX RUGS
London report notes an epidemic from churches with vandals striking West Surrey. Six rugs were stolen from the church at Shertsey as communities wonder what is coming next.
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London
West Surrey
Shertsey
Three Day Cough Signals Danger in Chest Infections
Chronic coughs and persistent colds threaten health. Creomulsion, a creosote-based remedy, is promoted to soothe inflamed membranes and kill germs. The ad claims rapid relief and a money back guarantee if coughs or colds persist after following directions.
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Creomulsion Ca
Atlanta
Dr. Well
Prohibition Sermon Urges Strict Law Adherence in Athens
Rev. Daniel McGurk of the First Methodist Church of Athens condemns lax enforcement as fueling crime. He cites rising burglaries and bank robberies, praises local raids, calls for bootlegger fines in jail upkeep, and urges public turnout at trials to support dry law enforcement.
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M. Kb
Church of Athens
Daniel McGurk
New York
Athens
Still Studies at 96 in Cambridge University
Cambridge England Dr George Downing Liveing, oldest Cambridge University resident, is 96 and still at work in the chemical department daily. He has pursued knowledge for 78 years and led the chemistry department for 47 years.
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Cambridge
Eng
George Downing Liveing
Cambridge University
Deaths and Funeral for John J. Brooks in Athens
John J. Brooks 77 Civil War veteran and longtime Athens assessor died suddenly at 1 a.m. at his home 25 Stace Street and will be buried at West Union Street cemetery Tuesday at 1 p.m. He served in Company C 14181 regiment and is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs J Jack of Nelsonville and Mrs Clarence Needles of Columbus seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. son William O. Brooks preceded him in death two years ago this month.
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John J. Brooks
Athens
Stace Street
Mr. Brooks
West Union Street
Nelsonville
Clarence Needles
Columbus
William O. Brooks
Mahton Hayes Dies at 71 in Athens County
Mahton Hayes a respected farmer and lifelong Athens county resident died Sunday night at his home near Guysville after a two week illness. He left a widow six sons and one daughter and was survived by three sisters. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Guysville
Mahton Hayes
Athens County
Here
Carl W. Hayes
Kenneth W. Hayes
Bartlett Hayes
State of Washington
Emmett T. Hayes
Grosvenor Street
Athens
Everett R. Hayes
Urichsville
Guy Hayes
Gallipolis
Harry Cromley
Smith Street
Delia Carter
Leitha North Dakota
Amy Frost
Stewart
Caldwell
Nelsonville
Hayes
Ida Crippen Hayes
Riley Hayes
Funeral for Isaac France in Chauncey Church
The funeral for Isaac France will be held at the Methodist church in Chauncey at 16 o'clock Tuesday morning. Burial will follow in Chauncey Center.
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Isaac France
Methodist
Chauncey
Chauncey Center
Mine accident victim dies after injuries in Ohio coal mine
Glouster Leslie Leon 32 of this city died at home from internal injuries after a mine motor crashed into his workroom at mine No 22 of the Hisvivania Coal Co. He suffered a compound leg fracture and head and back cuts. He was treated in the doctor’s office and Grant hospital Columbus before being sent home by ambulance. Survived by three children Rosa 12 Mary 11 and Red 10. wife died seven years ago. Funeral plans not yet made. Funeral of Mrs Louisa Andrews 72 held this afternoon at the home of her daughter Sylvia Hwoeeney. interred Maplewood cemetery.
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Leslie Leon
Hisvivania Coal Co
Igon
Leon
Crawford
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Leon
Rosa
Mary
Red
Louisa Andrews
Sylvia Hwoeeney
Neverend Gibson
Jacksonville
Maplewood Cemetery
Mrs Whientz Visited Zanesville Piqued By Family Ties
Mrs FP Whientz spent the weekend in Zanesville as guest of her daughter Lillian and sister Florence, principal of the Parochial school in Zanesville.
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FP. Whientz
Zanesville
Lillian
Florence
Fire destroys Marshall property near mine 256
John Marshall’s residence known as the old Banfield property was destroyed by a blaze after 1 a.m. Sunday. Marshall slept upstairs and narrowly escaped as flames consumed the home purchased last year from W. C. Frye. Insurance coverage totaled 1 800 on the structure and 690 on household goods.
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John Marshall
Marshall
Banfield
Mr. Marshall
W. C. Frye
New Road to Wealth
Paris women buy pearls as rising prices make them a strong investment. In San Francisco a woman disowns her five children amid an odd remark about bell-bottom trousers.
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Paris
San Francisco
Foster Replies to Critics in House on Daugherty War Fraud Section
Ohio Representative I M Ivoster defends Attorney General Daugherty against Democratic attacks on the War Frauds section of the Department of Justice. He cites the section's Democratic leaders, the money recovered, and 18 months of activity including 117 civil actions and 129 indictments, urging fair play and support for the administration.
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Department of Justice
Daugherty
Y Foster
Foster
Mr. Daugherty
Ohio
Thomas
Colorado
Hardwick
Georgia
House
Treasury
Unites States Treasury
Don't Take Quinine for Colds Diskets Ad at McKee's Drug Store
Public health notice warns against quinine for cold relief citing deafness and tinnitus risk. Diskets promoted as fast acting treatment. five tablets in five hours with money back guarantee. Available locally at McKee's Drug Store, ten Diskets for 35e, claims to treat two colds.
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McKee’s Drug Store
Years of Care to Ended Now
Washington February 4 The Woodrow Wilson home in S Street grows quiet after the former president falls seriously ill. Undertakers finished their task. Mrs Wilson endures the strain, having been his nurse and companion for nine years and at his bedside when he died.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
S Street
Senate Pays Reverent Tribute to Wilson on Death
In Washington the U S Senate opened with bowed heads as leaders announce former president Woodrow Wilson's death. Senator Joe T Robinson of the Democrats and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts offered tributes to Wilson acknowledging his greatness amid their long political clash.
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Lodge
Wilson
Senate
Washington
United States Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Joe T. Robinson
Henry Cabotlodge
Repubican
Massachusetts
Pimply face relief with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel. Claims cleansing of blood and bowels improves skin, breath, mood and energy. Promises visible improvement after a few nights at 15c or 30c.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
President Coolidge pledges federal aid to Northwest farming
President Coolidge announced a federal rescue plan for the Northwest wheat region, stressing reconstruction over charity. He backed Norbeck Buries bill to diversify agriculture and extending the War Finance Corporation to year end to help farmers buy livestock and poultry with loans. The plan requires capable farmers and cooperation from existing creditors.
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Washington
Coolidge
Great Agricultural Northwest
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Premier Venizelos to resign amid illness in Greece
London Feb 4 The Greek premier Fleutherios Venizelos after exams by a specialist rushed from Paris to Athens decided to resign in favor of Justice Minister Kafandaris. Greek republicans plan to vote against the Hellenic dynasty in the upcoming national plebiscite on Greece's government.
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London
Athens
Paris
Fleutherios Venizelos
Kafandaris
Greese
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