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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
4
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports six months ending December 31 show a deficit of 7.245 million, with January ahead on revenue cutting the deficit to about 6.875 million. Earlier six months showed a larger gap, and customs gains drive the improvement amid broader increases in revenue and expenditures.
E W Parker notes Ohio coal industry faces two pressures with many new, inexperienced operators driving down prices in summer and unpriced costs. West Virginia’s larger, lower wage mines offer superior coal at lower cost, impacting Ohio markets.
A Shelby Globe clipping reports the village’s bonded debt down to 186 105 from 205 834 in the past year as the town continues to invest in school buildings and asphalt pavement. It notes the board of education owes 32 000 with four fine structures and annual payments of 2 000, and cites Athens bond prospects and regional optimism.
An unsigned local health column argues most consumption starts with a cold and presents Peruna as a catarrh remedy that prevents lung involvement. Testimonials from Addie Harding and Mary Meyer praise Peruna for coughs and throat troubles, while officials note campus legislative activity nearby.
George Brown about 55 died at his mother Elizabeth Browns home southeast of Athens at 5 last evening from tuberculosis. He lived in Portsmouth and leaves a wife and three children. a number of his other children are dead. He came here three months ago and rapidly declined. He is brother to Charles Brown of this city. Funeral from his mothers home tomorrow at 10 with Rev Hampp officiating, burial at Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Alice Wise, age 47, was surprised at her home by fourteen masked sisters from Rebecca lodge in a party sparked by Mrs. Edward Bolen. The evening featured songs, stories, and refreshments with Miss Daisy Foster as entertainer, ending with Mrs. Wise receiving six china cups and saucers.
Ten room brick residence on Richland Avenue with hot water heat hardwood floors and modern conveniences. Includes large barn, good cellar and a 70 by 200 foot lot. Described as one of the best houses in Athens. J B Chappalear Wedt9ditw.
Real estate firm offers city and farm properties at fair prices. Prospective buyers exist for both, and they invite offers. Visit the County Clerk's office for details and contact until further notice.
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