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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
2
A farm family pursues oil despite low initial prospects as options near expiry. Gray, claiming vast wealth from health and mind, rejects a cash lease offer from Gus Briskow and confronts a Wichita Falls buyer named Nelson, triggering a confrontation about the looming deadline.
Readers voice concern over the quality and accessibility of information in public discourse. The piece notes widespread demand for clearer data, transparent sourcing, and practical guidance from authorities.
Gray pressures Briskow and Roswell to form a Dallas bank syndicate to buy an oil lease from the Nelsons. With a one hundred sixty thousand dollar value, Gray offers eighty thousand up front and promises to sell in twenties to double the investment, aiming for rapid profit before the option expires.
Abbott Y Wilcox announces Bible Study at nine. University services pause for commencement with Bryan delivering the baccalaureate at ten thirty. Vesper Cantata Ruth by Gaul at six thirty. Central Ave M E Church lists 9:15 Sunday School 10:15 worship The Sabbath theme 6 Epworth League citizenship 7 sermon Some Dangers Surrounding The Soul Memorial at Clarks Chapel 1:30 with Copeland Class Six male chorus address by Rev Brown Factory Church to pause next week for Children s Way program.
The First Christian Church at W State and Congress says there will be no service due to the University bac a laureate in the morning and a musical program at Ewing Hall in the evening. M E Chatley is minister. Bible school proceeds as usual.
NONE HAS APPLIED SWANSEA WALES A barber shop window sign asks for Bey age 14 for lathering or as an apprentice with a rule that only ex service men may apply. The war has been over more than five years and the enlistment must have been at age nine or younger. Carl Stewart buys Fannle Mirear property at Elm wood Place for 18000 dollars. frontage on State Street 146 feet, depth near 200 feet, rear frontage on Franklin about 120 feet. Stewart plans a home there.
In 1922 torio grog fast population increased to 40 730 per the latest figures on file at the office of the county clerk.
Fragmentary text notes an edict of Parla affecting coats in New York and Fifth Avenue, mentioning exclusive combined platings of groagreis Hibben and related garment regulations.
Rev A H Marshall rector leads Suh Sunday after Trinity Service at 10 30 A M with church school at 9 30 A M in morning prayers and sermon and reads address for the parish on State and Carpenter streets with related church activities for the day
The Minister of Home Affairs reports Tokyo residents total 3,478,383 in the capital, including 641,393 families. Population listed for Tokyo at end 1931 was 2,687,603.
Mrs. Jenny Evans of Detroit credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after a back weakness forced workleave. She praises the remedy as grand to feel well and warns other women about female troubles.
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