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A display titled Table Liners notes a remnant counter holding about 500 assorted scraps and items. The remnants are stored in the rear of the main room.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
6
Bargain Bonanza of Ladies Goods and Notions
A cluttered sale listing offers corsets gowns wash suits wrappers and gowns with heavy markdowns. Yard goods include table oilcloth felt shades ribbons and netting with low prices while small items like hooks and eyes pins buttons needles and silk floss sell cheap.
Domestic textiles and housewares sale highlights
Advertises wide range of textiles including aprons gauze gowns ginghams lining fabrics and muslin with numerous price cuts. Silk pieces under price drop along with mattings rugs glassware and tableware reductions. Lamps and dinner sets feature notable markdowns.
Village Improvement platform shapes Ohio dry battle
The Village Improvement society outlines its platform amid wartime talk of Beal law and the 219 Ohio towns voting on dry or wet status. Maynor, Hanna, and Zimmerman appear in political maneuvering as plans for a governor’s race and legislature loom, while a soldier’s monument stands in front of the capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio
Jeuvyis
Mate Waore
Summer school at Ohio university praised and urged for growth
The article extols the summer program at Ohio University noting an educational awakening with students from across the state. It highlights teachers and administrators shaping attendance, credits President Ellis and faculty for outreach, and urges unity and sustained effort to attract more applicants in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Micré Varnét
Ellis
Dean Williams
Trnediey
Uncalled Letters at Athens Post Office
A notice lists the uncalled letters at the Athens Ohio post office dated Monday July 27. Names include Barrett Anna Bratten Jennie Johnson Ernest Mallett Margaret Norris Nimrod Reid Prof J F Rusetti Elay Swartz Edward Sel ms J D Wadkins Isiah Whettone Lewis Wolff Will G. Recipients advised they were advertised. C D Gist Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Jaly
Barrett
Anna
Bratten
Jennie
Johnson
Ernest
Mallett
Margaret
Norris
Nimrod
Reid
Prof
J. F
Rusetti
Elay
Swartz
Edward
Selms
J. D
Wadkins
Isiah
Whettone
Lewis
Wolff
Will G
C. D. Gist
Roosevelt Defends Union Labor Policy in Federal Appointments
President Roosevelt reasserts no discrimination between union and non union workers in federal employment. He cites the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission, reinstates William Miller after a dispute with the Bookbinders union, and notes legal conflicts that could force or prevent Miller’s discharge. The piece discusses potential outcomes and political implications for labor support.
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William Miller
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Ths
Roosevvelt
Miller
Pabnce
Onion
Jer
Bookfinder
Washington
Roosevelt
Union
United States
Congres
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