Loco Frederick Walsh Publisher 50 to 1979
The Athens Messenger notes the history of Loco Frederick Walsh as publisher from 50 to 1979. It lists staff roles and publishing scope across five southeastern Ohio counties. Details include the paper’s branding, editorial leadership, contact addresses, and circulation rates for subscriptions and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loco
Frederick Walsh
Aimnens Siessenger & Herald
Gordon & Bush
Mér , Gharies Hodatris
Ohio
President Urges End to Hoarding and Use of Idle Currency
President Hoover calls for a national campaign to release 1.3 billion dollars hoarded in currency. He asks citizens to invest in sound banks and bonds or deposit in safe institutions to revive credit for farmers and small businesses and restore prosperity through public cooperation.
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Hoover
United States
Attenton
Ucan
Postal Savings Bank
Savins
Brond National Ps
Banka
Acess
Congress
Borus
Brown
Ubremirit
Houre Anst Offic
The New Chinese Soldier in Shanghai Fight
The piece argues about recent clashes around Shanghai that may challenge views of Chinese troops as ineffective. It notes a shift in perception as the fighting capability appears improved.
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Shanghai
Charley Edison and the Breevoort Tales in Greenwich Village
New York reminiscence recalls Charley Edison, the Greenwich Village poet, befriended by a writer who recounts their early meetings at the Breevoort and a tale of Edison as an anonymous poet who later rose to attention in Newark. The narrative notes Edison’s father, a Sears connection, and a feigned senior figure in a village basement publication.
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Gilbert Swan
Charles Edison
New York
Breevoart
Tower Fifth Avenue
Thomas A
Konrad Beycovigi
Fuks
Charley Edison
Greenwich Village
Breevoort
Tom Peeper
Peeper
America
Newark
Sears
Sam
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Fragmentary Discussion on Constitutional History and Parliament
Read fragments discuss the formation of a government under a constitutional framework. Mentions figures tied to colonial congresses and early American governance. Questions arise about which individuals could have become presidents or ministers and about the makeup of the Canadian Parliament with elected Commons and life-appointed senators.
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Washington O
Thare
India
Tate
Congres
Stamp Act Congress
Point Union
Adams
United States
Surfame Court Cabinet
House of Commons
Dominion
Family morals in a rustic verse about Abel and Cain
A satirical poem debates generational change as Adam and Eve under a fig tree discuss child behavior. It contrasts Abel’s righteousness with Cain’s flaws and laments modern youth pursuing science and art at the cost of parental peace, asking what use worrying.
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Foren
Adam
Abel
Cain
Human Fate
Chinese soldiers prove able opponent near Shanghai
The Chinese troops near Shanghai repeatedly repelled Japanese assaults, showing steady discipline and quality. Observers note the Chinese forces are well trained and well equipped, performing beyond expectations in this extended clash.
A Thought for Today
A brief aphorism noting that challenging the devil may reveal one’s flaws, attributed to Janes nage sea.
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Janes Nage
Venkes Ena Tespoon Cartoon Notes Local War Time Figures
A garbled note references a cartoon about wartime figures and local memorials. It mentions the Hadley Entrance, Harte Marie France, and a promontory site with steep cliffs. The text lists names like John Hamerkch and Brie Frinkin, and references the Preston Massacre memorial with bronze tablets.
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Hadley
Largies Bey Rument
Harte Marie
France
Amenanse
Lonares
Michael
Pit Einer
Wis Iyre
Uenfemou
John Hamerkch
Brie Frinkin
Paul Revere
Athens Town Forum Calls Budgets Tight Amid Rising Costs
A reader letter urges residents to cut expenses and live within means as taxes rise and living costs increase. The author cites wages, rent, and groceries, urging thrift and biblical guidance to weather hardships and support families.
New Game Laws 1931 32 booklet issued by Di Hen's Messenger
Hunters learn changes in Game Laws for 1931 32 season. The pamphlet is the official U S Government summary of Federal State and Provincial statutes prepared by the United States Game Conservation Office. Send four cents for postage to receive the postpaid booklet.
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United States Government
United States Game Conservation Office
Cent scrip sought for game laws copy
Enclose herewith FOI request offering a cents win coin or stamps in exchange for a copy of the GAME LAWS Mid-Se Name. The note seeks a preferred or alternative stamp offer to obtain the publication.
Fragmented History Snippets Mixed with Court Verdicts
Disjointed text references labor policy figures and a Phoenix murder trial. Ruth Judd’s conviction for murdering two women is described with emphasis on jealousy as insanity and calls the verdict savage. Also notes political candidacy chatter around a Democratic Convention.
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Ruth
Athens men attend Beta Theta Pi state convention and campus hall plan
Terrance and the Unico University Chapter delegate At Cleaveland and Deshler Columbus discuss a national drive that aims to raise 300000 to build an Alumpi Memorial Hall on campus. James P Wood Jr Cleveland named national chair. Edison marks 75th birthday and previews amplifier improvements. Athens Lumber refreshes shop with 5090 in new machinery. Athens High beats Portsmouth 52 to 11. Cline Building destroyed by fire. $14,000 insurance, $9000 drug stock, $500 furniture and fixtures. Maine wreck freed from mud. death records noted for twins Samuel and Henry Williams. Wilanna Riggs hosts Maud Adams trip to Parkersburg WV for Chanticleer.
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Uniu | University
Deshler
Columbus
Sad
Alumpi Memorial Hall
James P Wood, Jr
Cleveland
Waa
J Halliday Cline
Woodward Okla
Cline
Hoover urges caution as bank fears spark savings rush
Capitol brief describes President Hoover addressing public concern over bank liquidity as depositors withdraw fears of instability. Postal savings surge appears as citizens seek safe stores for money while bankers push back against higher limits and government guarantees.
About Your Children and the Morning Street Encounter
The narrator recalls a morning stroll interrupted by two young children who misname him and apologize with earnest charm. A passerby scolds the kids, but the scene reveals how children think and speak before fully understanding social cues. The piece ends reflecting on the honesty and wonder in a child’s gaze.
Smith and Roosevelt vie for Democratic nomination amid party splits
The piece discusses Governor Smith and Governor Roosevelt as contenders for the Democratic nomination, noting Smith's extensive support and Roosevelt's campaign strategy. It mentions two thirds of delegates required for nomination, potential nominees like Speaker Garner, and warnings from party managers about shifts in backing. It also touches on shipping board head R E K Smith and the prohibition era travel for ships and passengers.
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Smith
Roosevelt
Alfred E Smith
Milous
Garner
Garner Hanored
New York
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Riverside Drive
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The
Dihens Messenger
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic Jo Baskin
Washington DC
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Unis
Heath
Athol
Mel Jonson
Rudh Judd
Phoenix
Arizona
Siuth
Terrance
Weatcott Roach
Beta Theta Pi
Unico University
Thomas A Edison
Athens Lumber Company
Athens High
Portsmouth
Havare
Maine
Samueh
Henry Wiliams
Oho
Jersey Suite
Wilanna Riggs
Boyd Hel
Parkersburg
W Va
Maud Adams
Miasome Temple
Alpha Gamma Delta
Boropniy Dutchle
Tom
Lanics
SLU
United Stes of America
Ourm
Freddy
Stamps
Shipping Board
R EK Smith
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