Treasury surplus and mixed local notes in Athens region
The itemized notices discuss a treasury surplus range of 80 million to 385 million dollars, a marriage between an American girl and a Japanese gentleman, and local politics including Mayor Sharp’s Sunday closure in Nelsonville. It also notes a War Department ban on Coca Cola in a post exchange and a series of opinions on law enforcement and public duty in Athens and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Nelsonville
Athens
War Department
Post Exchange
Department of the East
Uniform bill of lading planned by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission will issue an order on January 1 to adopt a uniform bill of lading after two years of talks. Athens debates poll tax enforcement while officials clash over who must act. Local political critique ends with a medical advertisement for Kodol at Cline's Pharmacy.
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Interstate Commerce Connesion
United Sites
Marshfield Special School
Seongth
J C. Coleman
Lsbor
Marshfield Special
Sunflower Philosophy in Fragments of Wit and Wisdom
A quirky collection of aphorisms and reflections on life, age, friendship, and reform. It muses on cheerful women, Fourth of July, aging, sympathy, optimism, courage, baldness, and visiting Topeka’s asylum, offering sharp, humorous contrasts.
Pi Beta Phi camping party returns to Athens in joy
The Pi Beta Phi group held a five day outing with over forty five friends visiting. Members included Mrs. Schloss, Edith Palmer, Winifred Higgins, Mary Connett, Mary Simon, Bernice Couljeer, Catharine Thompson, Maud Mullay, Edith Eaton, Virgene Henry, Mary Chappelier. Out of town guests were Clara Dickison of Columbus Mae Welsh of McClellan J. T. Dor othy Lewis of Sandusky Mabel Rorick of Columbus Mrs. Eaton of Huntington W a and Mr. Gillilan of Columbus.
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Pi Beta Phi
Athens
Schloss
Edith Palmer
Winifred Higgins
Mary Connett
Mary Simon
Bernice Couljeer
Catharine Thompson
Maud Mullay
Edith Eaton
Virgene Henry
Mary Chappeliear
Clara Dickison
Columbus
Mae Welsh
McClellan
J. T
Dorothy Lewis
Sandusky
Mabel Rorick
Eaton
Huntington
W.a
Mr. Gillilan
Wealthy owners acquire Lost Minerals coal tract in Sunday Creek valley
C L Poston of this city and George H Smith of Chillicothe have bought 2000 lewis of coal land from Augustus D Julliard of New York City. The tract known as the Lost Minerals lies along Sunday Creek near the Kanawha and Michigan railway from Millfield to Jacksonville. The purchase expands their holdings to about 13 600 acres, making them the largest individual owners and lessors of Hocking coal in the valley.
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C. L. Poston
George H. Smith
Chillicothe
Sunday Creek Valley
Augustus D. Julliard
New York City
Thomas E. Powell
Columbus
Julliard
Wee
Buenrus
Ohio
News York City
Poston
Sunday Creek
Kanawha and
Michigan
Millfield
Jacksonville
Messrs. Poston and Smith
Hocking Valley
Less Legislation and More Good Roads in Waterloo
Editor and reader J A Steed argues the New Road Law harms road quality. He notes farmers are honest, criticizes multiple small supervisors for neglecting distant roads, and urges fewer supervisors with better oversight to ensure timely, quality repairs. He calls for less stagnation and more good roads.
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the Messenger
Waterloo
Mer
J. A. Steed
Sis
Athens R. BD. No. 9 Laxative Cough Syrup Delight
Nearly as old fashioned cough syrups, especially those with opiates, are hard to lace. Laxative Cough Syrup contains no opiates and gently moves the bowels. It uses honey and tar and tastes like maple syrup. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Auto Burned Up In Plains Accident
Charles Mooney was seriously injured last night when a can of gasoline in the rear of his car ignited. The fire severely burned the vehicle interior before it could be controlled.
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Charles Mooney
Plains
Former Students Wed Thursday in Londonderry Church
Miss Jessie Climer wed George Leonard Ely of Steubenville in Londonderry Methodist Church. The ceremony featured a sylvan floral display, a musical program, and the ring service. The couple will travel east, then reside in Steubenville after September 1, with plans to visit the bride’s family. An advertisement for Chamberlain’s remedy follows.
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Setote
Methodist Episcopal Church
Londonderry
Jessie Climer
E. P. Climer
George Leonard Ely
Steubenville
Alicé
Gerdie Cimer
Roy Dixon
Vins Grace Dixon
Roy Cimer
RE. P. Climer, Jr
Harry Reiteruta
Morton Jones
Rooit
Lillian Cower
Ely
East
Satou Benville
Fair Week in Coal Trade Sees Northwest Rail Rates Trouble
Northwestern railroads face rate cuts up to 46 and dock congestion as coal markets pause. Shippers delay orders due to unresolved price disputes while Northwest docks strain under rising activity. The weighed impact pressures Hocking Valley operators.
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Northwestern
Northwest
Northwestern States
Tech
Hocking Valley
Coal Operators Plan Kanawha District Movement Accord
Twelve of the largest coal operators in the Kanawha district of West Virginia have a pact to ease coal movement. The agreement aims to pool shipments of identical grades to Toledo for lake steamers bound for Duluth and other upper lake ports, securing fuller cargoes faster and speeding rail delivery inland.
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Kanawha
West Virginia
Wil
Duluth
Toledo
Is Our Present System of Taxation Correct and Equitable
Middletown opinion columnist Henry W. Naegele argues for income and inheritance taxes as fair standards, insisting tax should fall pro rata on gross income and urging enforcement to reveal true earnings. He questions living versus dead wealth control and urges constitutional amendments for Ohio tax reform backed by Wm. C. Mathews of Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and the Ohio Tax League.
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Middletown
Henry W. Naegele
Middletown Journal
Nir Naegele
Wm. C. Mathews
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Tax League
Fox Commission of Ohio
Cleveland Chamber of Con Merce
Ohio
Wit and Wisdom From a Bygone Page of Atchison
A humor filled meditation on beauty memory and gender roles with quips about secret ages, shy men, chewing tobacco, music rolls and the futility of reforms. It contrasts a hen and the eagle while lampooning girlhood and aging in a playful editorial style.
Miner Killed in Deanville Coal Mine Roof Fall
Gen. Frank, a miner, died Saturday afternoon in the Deanville coal mine after a roof fell. The accident occurred during regular mining operations, investigators report.
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New Strattenttn
Fe Stratsvik
Frank
Deanville
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W. Bush
Treasury
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Cieselly
Athens County
Promss
Children’s Home
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Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company Reliable
Chicago
United States
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McCiormick
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McCormick
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Sunflower Philosophy
Atchison (Kan
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Laure the the Kindie
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George Ely
Bride
Colle
Chamberlain
L. Garter
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Ala
W. H. McKee
E.J. Lash
Barton Drug Co
Chimes Pharmacy
Sheb
Sway
Quincy
Tonsiline CO
SFP
Beverage
Tammany Hall
Baltimore
White Mountain
Belle of Nelson
Ss. M. Denison
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