Nelsonville mare for sale with harness and puggy
Nelsonville notices advertise a bay driving mare 900 pounds seven years old plus new harness and puggy. Contact F F White Nelsonville via Bell Phone 1W. 2-17-3. Also Hocking Valley Kraut boasts quality canned product with full cans. Weekly meeting February 20 7 30 PM at the Y M C A. Directors accept Elks invitation to use Elk quarters for chamber meetings. Members urged to attend 7 30 PM tomorrow at the Y M C A.
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Bay Driving Mare
F. F. White
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Order of
Eks
Elks Lodge
For Sale 16 Acres Near Nelsonville and Carbondale
Property list offers 16 acres for sale six miles south of Nelsonville and three miles from Carbondale near a school and church. Includes a six room frame house two porches good cellar barn and outbuildings with a spring and soft water plus some fruit. 60 adjacent acres available for lease at 30 dollars yearly. Written by J. P. Huddy Nelsonville Ohio R. D. 3 dated February 18.
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Nelsonville
Carbondale
Algo
J. P. Huddy
R. D
Found money on Train 603 prompts owner to call Conductor Reynolds
A small amount of money found on train 603 is reported. Owners may recover by calling Conductor Reynolds. note dated 2 18 1 p.
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Reynolds
Nelsonville Chamber Drives Road Improvements and City Cleanliness
The Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce and a Buchtel committee urged county aid for a new road from Nelsonville to the Hocking county line and for paving and street cleaning in Nelsonville. Officials planned immediate work, with state aid sought for the Columbus to Parkersburg route, and a plan to finance street cleaning to improve conditions and curb depressions in paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Corporation
Mason City Hill
Hocking County
Buchtel
Buchtel Corporation
Murray City
West Washington Street
Logan
Corporation
Ruascoe
Columbus
Parkersburg
Washington Street
Chamber
Ed Dewhurst
Dewhurst
Dinner Honoring Private Frank M Skiver Returns Home
A Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. Lewis Skiver honored Private Frank M. Skiver Co B 822nd M G B who served seven months overseas returning February 14 1919. Attendees included Lewis Skiver Annie Fred Darrel and others with extended family members from Lancaster Cable Edna and more.
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Lewis Skiver
Frank M. Skiver
France
England
Scotland
Ireland
Annie
Fred
Darrel Skiver
Russell Fang
Lancaster
Earl Skiver
Dave Bruce
Emanuel Skiver
Lillian Skiver
Cable
Minnie Laughlin
Edna
Arthur
Luther Skiver
Elmer Sheldon
James Bruce
James Warren
Frank Skiver
Fern Fareham
Mable Bryan
West School PTA to Hold Meeting Friday at Two
The Parent Teachers' Association of the West School will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The third grade taught by Miss Kinney will demonstrate typical work, followed by a discussion on the Back-to-School-Drive.
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Parent-Teeachers’ Association of the West
Miss Kinney
Stamps Sales Highlight Nelsonville Schools Initiative
Total thrift stamp sales and purchases in Nelsonville schools from January 1 to February 14 reached 1641 dollars. Miss Patton's eighth grade room in the high school led last week with the banner for largest sales, while Mrs. Wood teaches in that room during Miss Patton's absence.
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Nelsonville
Miss Patton
Wood
Scouts Hear Lecture By Oversee Signal Instructor Wolfe
Lieut Wolfe, a six months overseas signal instructor, gave an interesting and instructive lecture to the Boy Scouts at the YMCA. Wolfe is employed by Bell Telephone.
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Wolfe
Bell Telephone 0
Advertised Letters February 17 list
Advertised letters for February 17 include Mr. and Mrs. George Barker William Blackstock Mrs Huisch Cooley Mr Ira Hillier Mr B Louderback Mr F Louderback Wm McCoy Mr F M Riley Mrs James Sell Hasel Sommers Mr Lee Smith Sam Turner Miss Margaret West Miss Mary Wallace Isaac Wallace and others.
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George Barker
William Blackstock
Huisch Cooley
Ira Hillier
B. Louderback
F. Louderback
Wm. McCoy
F. M. Riley
James Sell
Hasel Sommers
Lee Smith
Sam Turner
Margaret. West
Mary Wallace
Mra
Isaac Wallace
Cosmopolitan Club Elects New Officers At Fayette Street
Miss Lon Lane hosted the Cosmopolitan Club gathering on Fayette Street. New officers include President Miss Lon Lane and Vice President Mrs. A. G. Mechem with recording secretary Mrs. H. H. Jackson and cor responding secretary Mrs. Edith Stiers. Treas. Mrs. Martin Ohlinger and Librarian Mrs. C. L. Stout. Directors include Mrs. B. S. Lane, Mrs. D. A. Ferree, Miss Nixon and Miss Pila Patton. Social Committee comprises Mrs. B. L. Lamborn, Mrs. W. J. Sanders, and Miss Myrtle Moore.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Lon Lane
The
Fayette St
A. G. Mechem
H. H. Jackson
Cor
Edith Stiers
Treas
Martin Ohlinger
C. L. Stout
Lane
D. A
Wests Learn Daughter Bernice Receives Hampton Roads Call
Mr and Mrs Frank West have learned their daughter Bernice has been called to Hampton Roads. Miss Wilson enlisted in government service several months ago.
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Frank West
Bernice
Hampton Roads
Wilson
Local residents arrive and depart for home and visits
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Skiver return to Jackson Michigan after wintering here. Mrs. Cora Wade visits Columbus relatives. Miss Helen Dennis leaves for New York City after visiting. Mrs. Chas Lida meets friends in Logan. Rev. Leon Arpe visits Athens. Ensign Geo Stuart heads to New York after visiting. Ed Mills visits Columbus and Millfield. Frances Socie attends Woman’s Home Missionary Society meeting in Athens. Ed Mills and family host in Columbus. Red Cross official Mr Cole seeks a local trainee in Nelsonville for Cleveland training with expenses paid. No candidate yet found locally.
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Isaac Skiver
Jackson
Mich
Cora Wade
Columbus
Helen Dennis
New York City
Chas
Lida
Logan
Leon Arpe
Athens
Ensign Geo. Stuart
Ed Mills
Frances Socie
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Marietta
Ed Dean
W. S. Jones
Millfield
Cole
Lake Division
Red Cross
Cleveland
War Chest
Nelsonville
Public debate over league covenant risks national ruin
The author criticizes entering the league covenant, warning that obedience to its decrees would make the United States an outcast and at war with every member nation. The piece portrays the league as a fatal compact surrendering national destinies to a tribunal with immediate war as punishment for noncompliance.
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League
Buckeye State Building and Loan Ad Promises Better Terms
From the Rankin Building in Columbus the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company offers loans on Columbus homes or Central Ohio farms with better terms and lower interest. It highlights assets over 15,800,000 and urges readers to investigate for savings.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Homes
Central Ohio
Poindexter Warns Against Global League Surrender of Independence
The speaker denounces a proposed world league, arguing it would surrender national sovereignty and undermine wartime gains. He cites southern triumphalism, compares military victory to diplomatic surrender, and warns that such a league could overrule liberties and widen unrest from Mexico to Russia.
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Poindexter
The
Union
Mexico
Russia
League
Germany
New Revolution Spreads in Germany Spartacans Clash with Troops
Reports from Basel and Zurich indicate heavy fighting in Westphalia as Spartacans clash with government forces. Ruhr region reportedly in Spartacan hands with clashes anticipated in the Rhine area. Dorsten losses claimed. 30,000 troops deployed. Spartacans entrench in Dusseldorf and Oberhausen. Berlin dispatch notes failed attempts to free Karl Radek from Mobiat prison.
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Germany
Basle
Zurich
Westphalia
Ruhr
Spartacans
Rhine
Dorsten
Dusseldorf
Oberhausen
Jthine
Berlin
Sparta
Mobiat
Karl Radek
Bolshevist
New Sugar Waste Factory Sites Weighed
Findlay Ohio Feb 19 Toledo may be chosen as a factory site to use refinery wastage in sugar. Other plants likely at Findlay and Fremont. Du Pont Powder Company chemists at Bay Ridge Ohio say 400 million pounds of sugar wasted annually can be used to make potash fertilizer or chemicals for explosives.
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Findlay
Toledo
Fremont
du Pont Powder Company
Bay Ridge
Ohio
United States
Armistice Day Chants and Tax Noise in Peace Claims
A historical column contrasts Armistice Day pageantry with tax obligations, arguing that civic duty extends beyond celebration. The piece suggests paying income tax is a louder, more real contribution to victory than ceremonial horn blasts.
Strike Continues as Seattle Yard Talks Go On
Seattle shipyard strike extends as war labor investigators strike leaders and union officers meet with yard owners. Heads of major Seattle steel yards cancelled plans to reopen this morning after talks yesterday.
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Seattle
Wash
Seatle Ship Yard
Fleet Corporation
Navy orders probe bribe allegations in third district
Secretary Daniels ordered Admiral Clark to prepare cases against naval officers in the third district New York for alleged bribery and enlistment irregularities. He told Clark to go to the bottom of the case.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Admiral Clark
New York
Clark
House OKs post office bill with air service and roads funding
Washington February 19 The House approved the conference report on the post office appropriation bill. Senate amendments provided 860000 dollars for the air service and 200000000 dollars for good roads.
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Washington
House
Post Office
Senate
Air Service
Ohio House OKs bill to heat street car vestibules
The Ohio House unanimously passed the Smith bill requiring street car companies statewide to heat car vestibules to at least 0 degrees from October 31 to April 15 each year, sending the measure to the Senate.
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Columbus, CO
House
Senate
Smith
Ohio
Pancake Dish Reveals Syrup Can and Butter Plate Hidden Inside
A new pancake dish includes a clever concealed feature with a syrup can and a butter plate tucked inside the lid. This hidden setup offers convenient access and a novel serving twist.
Railway consolidation urged by B&O president before Senate
Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad urged the consolidation of about 25 railroad systems before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. He said the move would preserve commerce and reduce regional competition pe dl.
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Washington
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Comar
Willard
Knox County War Savings Stamps Drive Nearing 1918 Pace
Knox County undertakes a War Savings Stamp canvass under chairman W. E. B. McCormick with a $1,000 limit. Early results show more than $60,000 in stamps sold as the campaign aims to mirror the 1918 record.
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Knox County
Porefront
Mt. Vernon
Knos County
W. E.B. McCormick
Ohio War Savings Drive to Aid 1919 Quota in Allen County
Ohio's first 1919 War Savings drive will be held in Allen county from February 9 to 14. H B Simonton, War Savings chairman for Allen county, declares the county quota will be pledged as a result of the campaign.
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Alten
Jima
Onhio
Allen County
H. B. Simonton
Dayton Schools Sold Over 36000 War Savings Stamps
Dayton last week sold more than 36000 in War Savings Stamps setting a state leading record in Ohio. This achievement stands as the highest city total known in the state to date.
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Dayton
Ohio
Start Distribution Of Presidential Honor Stamps To Schools
Distribution of War Savings Stamp recognition stamps will begin in a few days for boys and girls in Ohio schools as part of the state program.
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Columbus
County Roads and Traction Line Topic at Athens Lunch
Chamber of Commerce discussion centered on upgrading the Athens to Vinton county state road via Albany and completing the Coolville to Athens mud stretches. Speakers urged local levy support and private contributions while noting road value and regional traffic impacts.
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Athens Commerce
Court House
Athens
Vinton County
Albany
Coolville
Chamber of Commerce
F. W. Bush
IF. E. Goldsberry
B. L. Pilcher
T. Watson Craig
Frank Caldwell
Carthage
J. J. Schmidt
Cline Ice Cream Co
Judge Bethel
Frank Roach
Goldsberry
Parkersburg
Trustees of Township
Winess
L. Pilcher
Pilcher
Trafic
Marietta
Washington County
Bush
Retail Merchants Association
Young
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report Confusing OCR Snapshot
Today's market from Cincinnati shows mixed cattle prices with heavy and light receipts. Strong demand for extras yields varied quotes such as 16.60 to 18.10 per hundredweight, while lighter lots trade around 9.50 to 17.00 amid fluctuating demand.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati. C
Unclear Union Era Prices Reported in Fragments
Fragmentary notes show bulk prices and amounts such as 17.40 and 14.60 with names like Sather and Halk, but the text is garbled and lacks complete context or clear events to establish a coherent report.
Unclear OCR market listing from Pittsburg region
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered numbers and prices like 16 26.06 1400 and 18.00 with mentions of veal and markets. No clear event, names, or cohesive report emerges from the damaged snippet.
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Pittsburg
Eae
Cincinnati Produce Prices Report
Live Poultry and eggs market notes show steady fowls 30c per lb for eight pounds and over, and 3 pounds and under at 86c. Roasting chickens 30c and up, roosters 20c, young birds 26c, turkeys 38c for 12 pounds and over, hens 39c for 8 pounds and over, old toms 36c.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Notes
A fragmented market report lists assorted produce prices such as perteam 630, standards at 47 percent 40 and 62c, seconds 88c, and Gedination 81 87c. Other entries include You American Live Poultry at 34 percent and various unclear figures.
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Chicago
Cnoene- Seer
Toledo Grain Market Details and Prices
Toledo grain closing reports show corn at 1.33 to 1.98 per bushel with various contracts for Oates standard white ale and clover seed. Timothy and alfalfa seeds listed with February and March values, along with timothy and other forage prices and grain futures.
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Toledo
Norwegian salt from sea power method proposed
A new Norwegian electrical process to extract salt from seawater promises ten kilograms of salt per kilowatt hour of energy, with additional condensed byproducts noted though not detailed.
Well done Ohio as soldiers praised in war drive
A clipped wartime tribute recalls the Argonne and sacrifice of fallen heroes. The speaker thanks the troops and their families, urging continued support for the War Savings Stamp drive to fund the national effort and honor their memory.
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Argonne
Flessers
Ohio
Funeral services for Professor Dunkle
Funeral services for Professor Dunkle will be held at 10 o'clock at the Church Street Church. Friends may call between eight and ten. Interment will take place at M and the funeral train departs at 12 39 B and O.
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Mi Dunkle
Church Street
Friends
Tax Evasion and Pro German Sentiments Spark Debate
A cryptic note discusses avoiding the LAA income tax and mocks ProGermans, hinting at social tensions. The message contrasts tax evasion with political loyalties, signaling unsettled views in the community.
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Bell
J. E. Zeller
Hyde Bidg
Reem
K. of
P. Bidg
Bex
Parent-Teachers Association
CHE
Paderewski
Poland
Ignace Paderewski
Blic
Bca
Craig
Frank
Court Street
Roach
Bethel
J. J. Scmidt
Neleonvils
Woodworth
Art Wolfe
Cotton’s
Pide
Sean G
West Union Crneny
Eller
C. E. Taggart Public Accountant
Loy
Eli Ounkle
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