The Messenger Frontier News Note
The issue from February 15 1683 lists editor M J Jennings and announces a yearly advance price. It presents a concise local update format typical of early colonial newspapers with brief items and notices.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1883
Page
5
The issue from February 15 1683 lists editor M J Jennings and announces a yearly advance price. It presents a concise local update format typical of early colonial newspapers with brief items and notices.
We announce arrangements with American Farmer publishers to supply the sixteen page monthly Farm Magazine as a premium. The American Farmer will be sent free for one year to subscribers who pay their Messenger subscription for one year in advance.
Last Monday marked Abraham Lincoln’s seventy fourth birth anniversary amid public notices noting new gold washed five cent nickels misvalued as five dollar gold pieces found in Washington. The Messenger urges George K Nash for Ohio Governor while reports detail Cincinnati flood relief and railroad reorganizations in Ohio and surrounding states.
Describes unprecedented flooding along the Ohio River affecting Marietta and Cincinnati. Notes widespread property loss, abandoned streets, submerged gas works, and evacuations. Details the Southern Depot collapse in Cincinnati and the broader economic impact with thousands of workers displaced. Mentions Ohio public schooling costs rising in 1882 per Ex Secretary Townsend report.
A six inch diameter round tin box bound with wire was opened revealing a circular metallic disc with a bright gilt surface. Postmaster Loved T. Dean of Sandoval Illinois sent an explanatory note and urged subscribers to view the item. The object’s purpose and composition remain unclear though expert opinion leans toward artificial origin.
A vendi exponas issued by the Athens County Common Pleas Court directs a public auction at the court front door in Athens Ohio. The proceeding seeks to satisfy claim in the above entitled action with the sale of specified property as ordered.
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