Republican Ticket Eyeing Key Races
In a brief political notice the Republican slate signals focus on upcoming races with party alignment and candidate prospects. Details remain fragmentary but point to strategic contest in several districts.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
4
In a brief political notice the Republican slate signals focus on upcoming races with party alignment and candidate prospects. Details remain fragmentary but point to strategic contest in several districts.
Dr Copeland from the university warns owners about a broad infestation affecting Athons trees and the campus. the tale notes misapplied preventive measures and questions the efficacy of remedies though no conclusive evidence is found.
An erroneous ad for a Bryan speech caused public inconvenience and misinterpretation across county readers. The paper and advertiser regret the mix up and clarify the original announcement, noting the error in Friday’s issue and stressing accuracy in future notices.
The report argues that Brazil is used as a paw to bolster another nation’s navy while Japan pursues fleets only to face Japan and the United States. It notes President Roosevelt’s push for a larger navy during Congress and public willingness to tax for sea power.
A write from Athens dated June 28 1908 shows a feverish letter to Darling Alice and a cooler return to reason. The piece notes social gatherings including a party hosted by Mr and Mrs K C Curtiss with attendees and games. Community updates mention Masons and Eastern Star services, visits from residents of Ironton Marietta Coolville Columbus Mt Vernon and other local ties. The Fourth of July plans include a lawn social and a busy sports program with double baseball games and gun club events promising prizes.
Professor Aggarly states there are more than 9 000 varieties of February fish stories, claiming this is a small portion relative to the broader sea of anecdotes and proportions in journalism.
A note emphasizes finishing the hot work within a few days rather than spreading it across three months, focusing on rapid completion of the current idea.
The remark on talk being free loses force when recalling payments to Bryan Beveridge and La Follette for their Chau tanqua eloquence.
A band of about twenty gypsies and about ten acents of something or other struck the village Saturday. The group, though unruly sounding, appears peaceably inclined as residents continue their slumbers. Dr. A. F. Linscott of Marion and Mrs. Linscott with their baby visit Amesville, staying with relatives. Nellie DeWeese of Charleston is visiting her cousins.
An advertisement promotes Ayer's Hair Vigor as a solution to dandruff and resultant hair loss. It claims the product cures dandruff, prevents baldness, and improves hair health without changing color.
An advertisement touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as effective against dandruff by destroying the germs causing it. It claims the scalp returns to health after treatment and credits the J. C. Ayer Co. of Lowell, Massachusetts as the manufacturer.
Nelsonville Ohio plans a full Fourth of July program with balloon ascension baseball races speeches fireworks and a festive atmosphere all coordinated by the local committee to ensure a successful holiday event.
A Nelsonville program lists a day of amusements at Central Park including balloon ascensions, two morning and afternoon baseball games, a greased pig contest, a pole prize, fat and lean man races, and children’s races. Fireworks and bands close the day with speaking and fun throughout Athens and nearby areas. PERMITS TO WED. Then list of couples with ages and consent details.
Mr. O. L. Taylor of Taylor's Novelty Store bought one of A. T. Lawhead's hand some 20 horse power Reo touring cars last evening. This purchase brings the total to twenty five machines in the fleet.
Federal Ohio June 22 Mr Dode Boudinott entertained about fifty guests at his home Monday evening in honor of the birthdays of Mise Gertrude Boundinott and Mr Ezra Mc Daniel. Attendees included Har land Linscott Daisy Howard Ban Lin scott and wife Frank Robinson Fanny Watson Stacie Linscott Herbert Howard Don Kasler Marie Linscott Bertice and Charley Kuhns Carl Boudinott Bart Kasler Pearl Morris Ethel
Guests gathered around six, enjoying lively games and a choir led by John Donaldson Cassie Wolfe Joan Robinson and Jennie Donaldson. A French Harp quartet featured Daley Howard Harland Linscott John Donaldson Grace Wooley and John Robinson. Hosts received many presents and light refreshments were served around midnight.
Samuel McCamb a Civil War veteran wandered into Probate Judge Lynch's office claiming to be pursued by enemies. He cannot recall details, identifies Bidwell Gallia County as home, says he came from Columbus via Athens with no luggage after his valise was stolen. The judge will notify Gallia officials.
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