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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
2
Government figures reveal that 816 quarts of ice cream were manufactured commercially in the United States last year. The data underscores production levels across the sector and highlights industry scale domestically.
Oil indications have been discovered in British Somaliland and wells are being drilled to record the extent and value of the deposits.
The National Committee on Natural Gas Conservation and the Bureau of Mines issued guidance for state utility commissions to conserve natural gas. The plan urges reports from gas companies by October 1 1920 on industrial and domestic supply, device adjustments, elimination of daylight outdoor lamp burning, and strict appliance standards to improve efficiency and reduce waste. It also calls for universal rules enforceable by public commissions and consumer education on proper low pressure gas stove adjustments.
The Current Events club met at Mrs. James E. Woodworth’s home to honor Mrs. W. B. Murray and her two sons before they move to Columbus. Bouquets were presented, contests enjoyed, and annual programs outlined for the coming year.
Mrs Will Thomas of St Paul Nebraska writes that periodical pains plagued her for four years until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her and left her feeling well. The letter promotes the product as a non narcotic remedy for female ills with a long standing reputation and many testimonials.
Mr and Mrs J A Drake of Chauncey return with daughter Mrs BE Saffell and family from a stay at their Bucyrus relatives cottage. Miss Jessie Tresham a former Athens resident and Ohio University alumna guest of Mr and Mrs W Thomas Edmandson leaves for Harrisville W Va. Dr M G Blunden visits from Cincinnati after winter in California. Ernest Bolton to Wilmington Delaware after visiting Albany Ohio and Athens relatives with plans to tour Washington DC and the East.
R. P. Coxey of Albany pleaded guilty before Mayor Roush to reckless driving on Courtney Hill and received a $10 fine plus costs. A workman was struck as crews repair a narrow roadway, prompting warnings to motorists. The mayor vows heavier penalties and other magistrates may follow.
Secretary of State Colby says he is not a receptive candidate for permanent chairmanship of the Democratic national convention. He confirms reports are unfounded and states he will attend to cooperate with fellow candidates and depart when the convention adjourns.
The two day Guernsey cattle sale at Anna Dean Farm Barberton concluded with $65,454.95 in total sales. Richard Klemm of Baraboo Wisconsin paid 5000 for Murne Cowans King of the Age, a son of Murne Cowan and holder of the world butter fat record, the top price.
Hila Rainer admitted taking school books a flag a broom and a curtain shade from Kinney school. He claimed a charitable motive and was bound over on a $500 bond by Justice Helwig as investigation continues. His wife’s illness was cited as a factor in the act.
Prof. F C Landsittel and Superintendent Root promote the new school revenue law as 26 of 27 districts vote on a three mill levy August 10. They urge voter understanding and clear explanation of difficult features. Landsittel speaks at Lottridge at 2 00 pm and at Jerseyville at 7 30 pm.
Grounds of the summer palace near Peking will house a new Peking University in a blend of temple style exteriors and American interior design. Over 3.6 million dollars will fund the project with major support from American sources. Dr. J L Stuart says funds will likely be raised in the United States to establish vocational and other special chairs.
James Hamilton Lewis, former Illinois senator, suggests a third term bid for President Wilson after William G. McAdoo refuses the presidential nomination. He cites a World interview and grapevine talk. Chicago Democrats urge McAdoo to ignore personal wishes and consider the nomination for Wilson.
The summer term starts Monday June 21 with forenoon sessions from 8 to 11. It accepts pupils from beginners through eighth grade inclusive.
The Grand Army of the Republic executive council meets in Columbus to decide where to hold the September encampment, considering alternatives to Atlantic City due to New Jersey funding issues. Colorado Springs and Columbus are both candidates as potential hosts for the September 25 to October 2 gathering.
Denver Colorado won the AFL convention site for 1921 over Birmingham Alabama by a vote of 24 047 to 12 611. William G Shea of the Kentucky state federation of labor Louisville was named delegate to the Canadian Trades and Labor Congress. A Spokane inventor has created a sliding plate to lock a door key shank from the outside.
Belmont County mine now producing and cleared one thousand dollars last week yielding 88 percent cash dividends. Stock available for about two weeks, urging quick action to secure shares.
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