Former Glouster Boy Shot in Line of Duty
William Shires, a former Glouster resident now with the Canfield police Detroit cleanup squad, was wounded in an exchange with bootlegger Willie Kitchen. Shires suffered gunshot injuries to his finger leg and temple, and Kitchen died from two stomach wounds after firing first. Shires, aided by officers, held suspects at bay until reinforcements arrived. A separate note mentions 4 year old Raymond Hambel, son of the postmaster, taken to Columbus for possible surgery at Grant hospital.
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Glouster
William Shires
Canfield
Detroit
Willie Kitchen
Shires
Kitchen
Raymond
H. F. Hambel
Columbus
Andrews and Wallace
Grant Hospital
Kiwanis Talk and Meeting Report in Glouster
Rev Mr Browning will speak on Kiwanis Ideals at the Church of Christ luncheon in Glouster. Attorney Rose reports on the Ohio District Kiwanis trustees meeting in Columbus with Rose attending as Glouster Kiwanis trustee. Additional singing and meals planned for the event.
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Kiwanis
Glouster
Mr. Browning
M. E. Church
Church of Christ
Attorney Rose
Ohio District Kiwanis
Columbus
Rose
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Old Time Dance Set for Ford Garage in Glouster
Preparations are under way for an old-fashioned dance at the Ford garage in Glouster tonight expected to draw several hundred attendees. Old-time musicians will provide the music and many long-time walkers will dance starting at 7 30 p m. The event is free and aims for all to have a good time, with earlier dances held in nearby Athens and Nelsonville.
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John S. Herr
Mannheim
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Glouster
Ford
Beasley
Athens
Nelsonville
Albany Tobacco Tops Market Prices InOhio Farm Notice
Albany on January 28 reports high prices for last year’s tobacco grown by Mannie Davis and Lloyd Dailey. Dailey’s Lockwood Burley brought top price on 55,000 pounds on the Huntington Tobacco floor in Gallipolis. Albany crop averaged 26 cents per pound and $409 per acre. Dailey notes low fertilizer cost and minimal equipment needed, urging Athens county farmers to try tobacco as a cash crop despite limited barn space for curing.
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Albany
Mannie Davis
Lloyd T. Dailey
Dailey
Here
Huntington Tobacco Company
Gallipolis
Grayson D. Thornton
Dailey-Davis
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Lockwood Burley Tobacco
Athens County
Mrs Richardson and son visit Columbus relatives
Mrs. Harry Richardson and her young son Orland are staying in Columbus with Mrs. Richardson's mother Mrs. Henry Hawkins and other relatives. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe on Wednesday.
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Harry Richardson
Orland
Columbus
Farmers Fight Foxes as Pests Across Ohio Counties
Stewart Jan 28 reports Southeastern Athens and Washington counties have many farmers killing foxes this winter claiming the pests damage poultry and crops. The efforts show a rising belief that foxes threaten farmstead flocks and livelihoods across the region.
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Stewart
Athens County
Washington County
Cook Real Discoverer Convincing Roald Amundsen
Omaha dispatch says Captain Thomas F. Hall, a silver haired and ruddy faced old gentleman, hopes to prove with Roald Amundsen that Dr. Frederick A. Cook was the real discoverer. The report frames Hall as a cautious but determined advocate in the Cook controversy.
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Omaha, Neb
C. P
Thomas F. Hall
Roald Amundsen
Frederick A. Cook
California Fig Syrup Ad Urges Safe Pediatric Use
A vintage drugstore promotion touts California Fig Syrup as a pleasant laxative for children. It warns buyers to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions on the bottle and to specify California to avoid imitations.
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California
Captain Hall Seeks Unmasking Of Arctic Explorers
The 85 year old explorer and author Captain Hall remains determined to expose what he calls a deep dyed plot by Peary McMillan and Nansen. He cites his 1895 attack in Has The North Pole Been Discovered as precedent.
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North Pole
Captain Hall
Peary
McMillan
Stefansson
Buckeye Pipe Line Fights Ohio Tax Assessments in Court
Buckeye Pipe Line protests Washington county tax collections seeking a 40 percent reduction in 1925 personal and land taxes amounting to about 6400 dollars on a total bill of 16000 dollars. Hearings before special master commissioner James A. White begin March 8 in the Marietta common pleas court with federal court orders mandating scheduling changes.
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Columbus
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Washington County
United States District Court
Metcalf
Benson W. Hough
District Court
James A. White
Common Pleas
Marietta
Buckeye Pipe Line
Ohio
Coter White
Washington. Tv
Noble
Prosecuting Attorney County
Ers
Line Company
White
Judge Hough
Health Letters and Questions About Health
Letters describe kidney and bladder discomfort from crystals and urinary issues with backache and sleep disruption. Diuretic soothing Balmwort Tablets are recommended, with various home remedies and soap for odor care and nasal salves for catarrh.
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Beauty
Wm. Shires
Dr. Jackson
Harriet M. Gross
Eric
Dept. F
Zanesville
Mother Gray
Kasay
Toronto
Tribune
Glouster Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Lloyd Dailey
Coe
Cray & Reading
Cook
Dr. Lewis Baker and
A. C
Eafferin
B. C
A. R
Lewis Baker
Blackburn Products Co
Dayton
Mneaith
DR. Bar
Binghamton
N. Y
Ziinsky
Rogers
Paterson
N. J
Miingham
Newark
Leta
Tha K Royal Ian
Texas
Cline Pharmacy
Messenger Pattern Dept
Haney-Goodrich Co
The
F. C. Stedman
Packers and Provisioners
U. S
Mom’n Pop
Lucy
Loretta
Henry L
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