Pants at Half Price From Sam Sommers Sale
Sam Sommers offers 200 pairs of men's pants with former selling prices $3.49 and $3.98, now reduced to $1.98 each. Limited quantity, discount marketed as half price.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
12
More Laughs From MkInstry at the Ohio House
A pitcher notes a bed bug in a watch and a border asks how it could fit between ticks. A dog on State street is eyed for mischief at Bill Dean’s kennel. A milkman’s past in a billiard room is joked about while a couple hawk charity tickets near the courthouse. The Swamp Root Almanac jokes the day length grew by one minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Vinci Ton ic pitched to Athens women by local merchant
Local dealer W H McKee promotes Vinci cod liver oil tonic to Athens women claiming it boosts vitality and blood quality. Miss Mary A Woodward endorses the remedy, saying it gave her energy and strength after fatigue. The offer promises a full refund if no benefit is seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mr. McKee
Vinci
Mary A. Woodward
W. H. McKee
Drugeisi
Former resident returns to Athens to work for Gazette
John Joyce, once well known in Athens and most recently in Columbus in the strocery business for four years, has moved back to Athens. He joins the Gazette as solicitor and collector and will reside with his family on Woodland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joyce
Columbus
Athens
the Gazette
Joyce
Woodland Avenue
How Hank Harper Won His Wife on Africa Street
The story recounts Frank Harper known as Hank rescuing Dora Oliver on Africa Street and marrying her after a sequence of local incidents. It also includes an obituary for Anna Elizabeth Seaman Winner and a crime note about shopbreaks at a barber shop, with thefts and a suspect described as a tall mulatto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa Street
Frank Harper
Hank’ Harper
Knight
Dulcinia del Toboso
Madam Breese
Hank
Dora
Hank” Harper
Day
Well Housed For Cold Wave
Arrested by B O detective Fred W Biehl for riding on a train contrary to law Fred Williams and Harry Lewis two coal miners beating their way from Illinois to West Virginia coal fields are in county jail They pleaded guilty before Squire Rose to the charge and were fined 2 and costs 7 25 each and jailed until paid The cold wave forecast suggests they will be well housed meanwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Biehl
Fred Williams
Harry Lewis
Tiuois
W. Virginia
Squire Rose
Property for sale on Lancaster Street houses
E G Eaton offers two investment houses on Lancaster Street a four room and a five room property with ten percent return on investment. Clear title and earnings promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Street
EATON
Picture of Ye Kickers in Athens Townsfolk
A harsh character sketch targets a local critic in Athens who opposes municipal and county improvements. The subject, described as lazy, tax-averse and quarrelsome, is said to oppose the school board while avoiding property ownership and taxes.
Dodd's Kidney Pills Claim Diabetes Cure in Patient Testimony
Halo Ind January 22 Special data shows Mrs L C Bowers of Cured Diabetes credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with reversing her diabetes after years of weight loss pain and excessive urination. She reports complete relief within three years and urges others to use the remedy to prevent kidney disease including Bright's Disease backache rheumatism and diabetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halo
Ind
Dodd
L. C. Bowers
Bright
Parole Application Filed for James A. Dean
Notice that James A. Dean, prisoner at the Ohio Penitentiary, has been recommended for parole consideration by the warden and chaplain. Hearing on or after February 8, 1906 is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dean
Ohio Penientiary
Miner Hit By Shifter at Johnston Mine Leaves Leg Broken
Tim Tamok, a Johnston Mine miner, was struck by a shifter around 5 PM and suffered a compound fracture of the left leg. Doctors say both leg bones are shattered and an amputation may be required. he also has a severe scalp wound. He was taken to Columbus for surgery at St Francis hospital.
Barber shop burglary at Knowlton premises reported
O Chayneey Jan 22 Special. The barber shop of Howard Knowlton in this city was burglarized about 8 o clock Sunday evening. The thief gained entry by picking the lock to the front door. Tools and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chayneey, O
Howard Knowlton
Hocking Valley Excursion to Columbus
A $1.00 excursion to Columbus is offered for Sunday January 2, 1906. The train departs at 5 50 a m. from the station for riders and return details are listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Meeting Postponed by Eastern Stars Over Death
The called Eastern Stars meeting set for last evening was postponed due to the death of Mrs. Cable. It will be held next Monday evening January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eastern Stars
Athens Mayor’s first act enforces gambling ordnance
City mail carriers deliver letters to twenty four saloons repeating Athens gambling law. Mayor Day pledges strict enforcement with fines from 25 to 50 dollars or up to thirty days in jail. The new “lid” rattles as the mayor vows to uphold laws and apply equal treatment to all saloon keepers.
Ironvale Sewer Pipe Co to Locate in Junction City
Junction City Jan 23 The Iron dale Sewer Pipe company of Irondale Ohio manufacturers of all kinds of clay products has chosen Junction City as the best site for clay manufacturing and will begin erecting a building 288 feet long 95 feet wide and two stories high with capacity to handle fourteen to twenty kil. The Junction City Finance committee has planned a new addition to the town and sold 125 lots with more houses expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Irondale Sewer Ipe Company
Irondale
Ohio
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Sam Sommers
Mkinstry
Dean's
State Street
Jones
KE. J
Mandy
New York Stock Exchange
Court House
County Surveyor's Office
Bard and
Biddison
Bid
Dora Oliver
Nelsonville
Points North
Mary Butter
Mary
Probate
Mayor Day
Daily Messenger
Anna Elizabeth
John
Catharine Seaman
Reedy
Roane County
W. Va
New Ingland
Athens County
William N. Winner
Charles
Alice
George
M. E. Church
Stewart
C. F. Bowman
New England
Guysville Cemetery
Mr. Knowlton
Webster
Chas. Howard
Rea
Tor
Fred
Dick McKinstry
Peet
Hocking
Tim Tamok
Johnston
Gins of
Miner
Will
St. Francis Hospital
Coon
Hocking Valley Excursion
A. m
Ath
Davy
Tle
Junction City Finance
Tee
Morris
R. C. M. Hastings
South Court Street
Millikan
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