Co Op Store for Sugar Creek Proposed at Public Meeting
Poston Ohio July 22 A public mass meeting is planned for Sunday July 28 at 2 PM in the Grove hillside of 211 mine Sugar Creek to discuss starting a Co operative Store for all interested in the cooperative movement Local unions No 2737 mine 209 and No 1834 mine 210 will attend and speakers from the state are expected The movement is tied to alleged profiteering and invites the public including non miners.
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Poston
Sugar Creek
Anaanville
Hocking
Sixty days leave for farm work for Navy recruits
United States naval recruits at Providence Rhode Island are being granted sixty days of leave to work on farms, a policy reflecting wartime manpower needs and agricultural support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Naval
Providence, R. L
Athens Man 9 Ducked for Talk by Draft Draftees
A July draftee, Harley Nice of Morris Avenue, was ducked in a Flatiron Square horse trough after allegedly telling Ellis West I hope a German bullet gets you. West and Pearl Helwig were involved, with more than forty draftees aiding in the event. Nice admitted the remarks to West but denied malice, claiming a joke. The crowd urged a verdict of ducking, witnessed by about five hundred locals, including two ministers. An affidavit to take the matter to Federal court was discussed but not signed.
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Harley Nice
Morris Avenue
Flatiron Square
Ellis West
Athens
Mr. West
Davenport
Iowa
Nice
West
Ellis
Pearl Helwig
Helwig
Mill Street
Athens County
Nico
Federal
Miners to Work on Funeral Days In Coal Fields
A Fuel Administration statement reports collieries will operate on funeral days to avoid tonnage loss. Six workers form a funeral committee with wages paid by the company, and the deceased’s heirs receive 150 dollars beyond legal compensation. The policy marks growing cooperation between operators and miners to boost production.
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Fuel Administration
Political Announcements for Ohio House Nomination Candidates
A series of early 20th century political notices solicit support for Republican primary candidates. Names include Bert M. Thompson, Thomas N. Hoover, and Henry A. Hatch, all seeking the Ohio General Assembly seat representing Athens county before the August 13, 1918 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Athens County
General Assembly of
Ohio
Totman Seeks GOP Nomination for Representative
M. P. Totman seeks re nomination as Representative before the Republican primaries dated August 13 1918. Support solicitation note dated 7 19 1f appears on the card.
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M. P. Totman
Candidate announcements for state senate bids
Benj F Dutton declares candidacy for Republican nomination in the 9th 114th district subject to August primary on August 18. M B Archer announces candidacy for State Senator 2nd term in South 14th district subject to Republican primaries decision.
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Benj. F. Dutton
Sth
M. B. Archer
George W. Ford Portrait for Recorder Race
Campaign appeal for George W. Ford running in the Republican primary for Recorder on August 18, 1918. Solicits support and mentions dates and contact line.
Adams Seeks Republican Nomination for Athens County Recorder
H. Be. Adams announces candidacy for the office of Recorder of Athens County subject to the Republican Primaries on August 18 1918. He asks for support from voters and party members in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
F. H. BE. Adams
Sidney A. Cook Announces Run for Recorder of Athens County
Sidney A. Cook of Nelsonville Ohio announces candidacy for the Recorder of Athens County subject to the Republican Primary election on August 18 1918. He urges party voters to support his bid and build local records management.
Hoisington Seeks Republican County Recorder Nomination
Otto L. Hoisington files for County Recorder as a Republican candidate in the August 13 primary. He announces his candidacy in the notice dated July 16.
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Otto L. Hoisington
T.f
Potter Announces Auditor Candidacy in Republican Primary
A. B. Potter files to run for Auditor in the Republican primary on August 12. The notification appears as a formal candidacy statement for the upcoming election season.
Prosecutor George W. Rose Seeks Support in Athens County
A political appeal highlights George W. Rose as prosecutor candidate. Born and raised in Athens county, he emphasizes twenty three years of experience and Republican affiliation as reasons for voter support.
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George W. Rose
Athens County
George M. Jones Coal Co files case in Athens County court
In Athens County Court of Common Pleas The George M. Jones Coal Company sues to quiet title to 1077.29 acres of land in Dover Township including sections 17 18 23 24 29 30 with Sunday Creek meander line and surface excepted. Defendants unknown heirs and residents must answer by August 24 1918 or default judgment. Barton Griffith attorney for plaintiff.
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United States Mortgage and Trust Company
New York
Newark
Cedar Street
Samuel P. Aildreth
A. G. Brown
Edmond D. Harper
J. G. Potter
Georgiana Steffy
A. F. Ogg
Ebeneaser Daings
Silas M. Shephard
Henry Brown
William J. Miller
Dudley Woodbridge Jr
Martha J. Hoppes
Mary I. Hoppes
Elijah EF. Brown
William H. Brown
Robert B. Brookins
Jedediah Withem
J. P. Weeathen
Lewis Andrews
W. P. Wyatt
Sarah Pratt
Abraham Pugseley
Jane Fuller True
Samuel P. Wildreth
Edmond J. Harper
Daniel Fuller
Hannah P. Larent
Paul Dudley Sargent
P. Daniel Aller
Benjamin Fuller
Archelous Fuller
Hannah Hilton
Lucy Dale Fuller
Clariesa Gwynn Fuller
Mariah Chase
Almira Woodworth
Sallie True Harrold
Ebeneger Dating
Lydia Porter
Mary Jane True
Lucy W. Fulton
Mason True
Sally True
Samuel Brown
Herman Bilennerhassett
Axel Johnson Jr
Samuel B. Johnson
Sally Campbell
John B. Johnson
Rebecca L. Tinker
Jonas J. Clark
Azel J. Clark
Thomas Fuller
Jacob Mitchell
Charlies Southerton
James Boudinot
W. R. Wilson
State of
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Athens
Dover
Dover Township
N. KE
Sunday Creek
Spence
Calvary Morris
Said
Barton Griffith
Plaintr
Ordinance No 214 Sets City Salary Schedules Athens Ohio
The Athens Ohio city council adopts salary scales for 1918. Police chief $125 monthly, patrolmen $100, water works reader and installer $9, streets and alleys fund lead $95, water works bookkeeper $65, public service $36, water works linemen $3.50 daily, director of public service $144.862 3 monthly with portions to Water and Service Depts, chief engineer $125, assistant engineers $110, day laborers $3.0, clerk to City Auditor $30, city fire crew $80, public service mechanic $3.50, water works day laborers $0.80, with sections on consistency and effective date.
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The
Ce of
Athens
State of
Ohio
Ysle
Water Works Department
Public Service Department
Director of Public Service
Water Dept
Works Department
Ie Oak
Department of Public Service
T Maxing Fund
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
Notice of sale of real estate in Athens County Ohio by sheriff on June 27 1918 at 1 PM at the courthouse Athens. Property lies in Ohio Company Purchase in Athens County described by section township and range with bearings and distances summing to 1.389 acres. Auction price set at 1000 dollars with sale to satisfy a judgment in favor of Waward as Executor on an order from the Common Pleas. Cash in hand on day of sale.
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Lsthe Court House
Athens
Onia
Ohio Company
At County
Ohio
Runnin
John Standall
Waward
The
Common Pleas
Athens County
Onlc
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Emerson
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Messenger
C. H. Oakes
Little Hocking
George Love
R. D
Lancaster Clingstone
COE Bros
Albany
Athens Foundry & Machine CO
Oak Harbor
W. H. Brown Fruit CO
State Street Market
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Guysville
Union Street
Coolville
A. E. Algeo
Reed
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G. BE. Coon
A. BE. Algeo
Pike
Allfred
BUICK
Buick CO
Edith M. Johnson
South College St
JAS
Rosetter
Athens-Albany Pike
I. H. Carley
Shade
Jerseyville
Ohio State Reports
Ohio Reports
Inquire Messenger
Guysville Telephone Co
C. H. Rodehaver
F. J. Beasley Milling CO
L. Mazer
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Philadelphia
Fred Landis
Bell Phone
Moter Auto Sales Company
Wolf Bros
James
W. H. Brown Fruit
Cotate Street Market
Athens Messengerffice
Main Street
College Campus
North High Street
Bath
North High St
C. M. Weatherby
State Street
Plains
Annie Burnard
Jacksonville
Lucile Bennett
S. Court St
Union Station
Burlington
H. G
Murray City
Glouster
Atlas
Walden
Walden Monumental Works
U.S
Hildren
Wien
Bert M. Thompson
Thomas N. Hoover
Repulican
Henry A. Hatch
Tao-Le
George W. Ford
Recorder
Sidney A. Cook
Nelsonville, Ohio
Tlf
A. B. Potter
Macains
Bliss
Tim Potl
Owicketheecci
Hull Foster Jr
O.t.w
Michael Collins, Jr
Mary A. Collins
A. D
H. T. Philips
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L. W. Roberts
Corneil
C. H. Harris
J. C. Woodworth
Sheriff’s Sale
the State of Ohio
Edward EB. Shafer
Sherig
J. Park Cc
Inpier
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Athens National Bank Bldg
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GEO
F. Hinton Sprague
Wash
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