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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
3
An Athens county farmer notes light potato yields in the area and urges higher production for home consumption. A Saturday town scene shows a hitching-post dispute when a horse tied to a wagon spooked the vehicle. The report also mentions local education efforts stressing practical knowledge and natural history.
A campaign letter from D. M. Crimi to Mr. Pap in Kansas discusses Rice County farm statistics. It projects 207 acres of wheat at 23 bushels per acre yielding 37,000 bushels and 1,451 acres of corn at 40 bushels per acre yielding 2,840,000 bushels. It notes 22,?54 cattle valued around 445 per head and references various cattle breeds and per capita wheat and corn outputs. It asserts a Republican alignment in the fall with a large county majority sought.
Dr D I Carette of Washita TT touts a cure by electric waters for scrofula and skin ailments. He promotes a supreme remedy for eczema salt rheum boils and disorders with claims of digestive aid and strength. Sold by W W MeKic Druggist with guaranteed satisfaction. In Milwaukee marriage licenses fall and ceremonies drop in 1908 amid Wisconsin’s race to control records.
Allostationary credagers in district Xo 1 must apply in person or by letter for their license at Casal Borer O. The State Examiner Jas. A. Brunichit orders examinations. In London, John Morley reacts to Charles M. Sheldon's ocean passage berth with a sharp remark.
Fragmentary notes recount a street encounter with quoted casual talk. The text then shifts to advertisements praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for stomach, rheumatism, and scrofula cures, followed by brief mentions of a Methodist conference protest and a kidney cure testimonial. Multiple disjointed items hint at 19th century civic notices and ads.
A large cannon weighing about four hundred pounds was landed after harming a fisherman's net by about 25 dollars in damage before being killed. Also noted is a Winterset bank cashier recounting carpenter troubles with illness and a remedy, plus a Manila dispatch on a recent operation in Northern Luwon that killed forty something enemies, captured prisoners, rifles, and ammunition.
A scrambled report notes insured against Hrivhy di e a s and other damages near Foley's Ridney Care, with mentions of Cunderson and a Black Canrer FAST in Newport. About fry hoes have been closed as efforts continue to present further spread of the plague.
The Hocking Valley Railway Company announces excursion tickets to southern states and Western points west of the Mississippi at one fare plus $2 for the round trip. Travel includes June 13, June 18, and August 21 with returns via specified routes. inquire at agents for exact details. Port Cribson saw Carkoan lads honor graves at the port.
Fragmented OCR quotes a variety of items: a railroad accident near Staten Island with a rider unharmed but injured. a claim that blood is rich and sure. Hoods Sarsaparilla promoted. farmers complain of cutworms destroying corn and replanting. Grain-O praised by Genessie Pure Food Co. letter. a note about Lillie Sochi. and the restoration of the Bloody Tower in London.
The article notes British forces defeating the Boers on open fields but facing a hidden enemy using the era's deadliest weapons. It discusses Boer tactics behind trenches and pits, their mounted methods, and a shift in warfare unseen since earlier conflicts.
A collection of scattered fragments discusses using wooden pipes to convey water to farms, aiming to save trench digging costs and bring water into barns. It notes labor ease, weather effects, stock benefits, and farmer satisfaction, alongside unrelated items on medicine ads and agricultural politics.
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