John Mclead Dies in Mineral Near New Marshfield
John Mclead died this morning at the residence operated by Pearl Mace in Mineral. Burial is planned for the New Marshfield cemetery.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1919
Page
7
John Mclead died this morning at the residence operated by Pearl Mace in Mineral. Burial is planned for the New Marshfield cemetery.
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on January 38 an impending strike by 260000 workers may be avoided after a meeting chaired by W B Be director of the division of labor how the situation was discussed with Waser and the union. Talks aimed to ease tensions and avert disruption.
The senate committee chair said hearings would save time by examining every public health measure pending before the state legislature. He indicated a comprehensive review of the bills is planned.
A lengthy ledger lists delinquent land certifications with values and taxes due across multiple parcels. Entries show parcel numbers, owners or locations, values ranging from about 10 to 1000 dollars, and penalties varying from a few cents to several dollars. The document references districts and notes commentary on farming strikes and legal rights connected to property and enforcement.
The article surveys a public meeting on key reforms such as railroad rates interstate commerce pure food laws school education rural delivery parcels post and national road funding. Grangers backed these measures despite bitter opposition from those fearing financial harm, arguing for honest just legislation.
Ad copy markets Mustarine with bold claims about instant relief from pain and a dramatic physical jab metaphor. It urges readers to ask for and buy Mustarine always in the yellow box.
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