Proposed Amendments To Ohio Constitution And Taxation
Miss Blanch Light of the O U returned Monday from a few days with her parents in Guysville. Proposals outline amendments to Ohio and United States constitutions regarding legislative procedure and taxation exemptions. The Ohio measures include bill passage rules and governor veto procedures, while the federal proposal discusses property tax exemptions and state bonds. The documents reflect official certification by Ohio Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson and signatures from lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
Elvery
House
General Assembly
Thompson
Bénes of Representatives
Andriew L. Hania
Senate
States of America
Ohio
Rmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
Ohie
J.D. Chamapalain
House of Representatives
James M. Wittsaua
Rica
Mate
A. Thompson
State of
Miss Blanch Light
O. U
Guysville
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule Adjustments
Teachers' Examinations occur the first Saturday of each month. If that Saturday is a holiday, the exam shifts to the following Saturday. The Roxwell Examinations are set for the third Saturday.
Timber Preservation Effort by Railroads Expands
The American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association forms a seventeen member committee to study wood preservation. They aim to extend timber life for ties bridges and poles by preservatives and improved devices. The group, with 900 members, plans reports at annual meetings and publishes findings in The Manual of Recommended Practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association
United States
Tumber
A. J. Kuehn
Cleveland, Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis Railway
C. G. Crawford
United States Forest Service
Chicago
O. Chaunte
H. von Sebrenk
St. Louis
W. K. Hart
Forest Service
LaFayette
Lod
Washington, D. C
Association
Rev Dent to Preach at Local Churches Sunday
Rev Elmer A Dent of Hartford will preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning. He is dean and Ohio University graduate, well known in Athens county, and now serves as pastor of the South Park M B Church in Hartford. He will also speak at the Methodist Church evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Elmer A. Dent
Hartford
Ohio University
Athens County
Presbyterian Church
Dr Shoop Night Cure Promoted For Women
An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop Night Cure antiseptic suppositories claiming to heal weaknesses and direct relief. It references a free booklet Book No 4 For Women available by mail from Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin and notes The Henderson Crider Drug Co sells the product.
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Shoops
Local notes from Glouster and surrounding areas
Miss Kate Walsh of Athens visits Glouster. many residents attend St. Aloysius academy commencement at New Lexington. Banks in Columbus and Pomeroy note business trips and bankruptcy filing by Peacock mine operators Benger Bros. Local crops forecast tight with scarce apples and berries due to drought. A. We of Smithfield and Miss Florence Wallace of Cambridge visit Glouster. Dr Shoop pink tablets advertised for pain relief.
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Benger Bros
Pomeroy
A. We
Smithfield
Florence Wallace
Cambridge
A Fair Exchange
A youthful romance between a nineteen year old southern beauty and a West Point cadet unfolds through a string of rings gifted by past suitors. Years later they meet again, now married, and recall a battle of pride and memory in a guarded, off limits encounter.
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Erfiinal
West Point
Sehool
United States Cavalry
Roth
Solitaire
Georgia
Pearl
Chinatown
Pekin
Gettysburg
Tibet
Scott
Bave Kemmaline C. Burke
The Ballade of the Thin Man Refrains from Belt Wear
A narrator boasts varied skills from shaving to clock repair and lawn care to poker. He notes many feats from fishing to sports yet claims never to have learned wearing trousers with a belt. The verse ends with a plea to Prince and a punchy line about belt dependence.
Health Coffee by Dr Shoop Competes with Real Coffee
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin develops Health Coffee a grain based substitute that imitates coffee without real beans. It requires only a minute to prepare and is sold by The Henderson Crider Drug Co offering a quick brew option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Miss Ruth Okey Returns Home After Visit
Miss Ruth Okey, guest of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Copeland for two weeks, returned to her Woodsfield home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Okey
Frank Copeland
Woodsfield
The Knock-out Blow and Dr Pierce's Claims
Describes a theory that the stomach is the most vulnerable organ and promotes Dr Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion catarrh and other digestion related diseases. Includes offer for a free medical booklet and the Common Sense Medical Adviser with pricing in stamps and a mail address in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Sage
R.V. Perea
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Expenditures of the county workhouse and offices, 1908
County accounts list February through May 1908 including workhouse costs for keeping prisoners, courthouse and jail repairs, clerks of court supplies, surveyor gear, expressage, election expenses, engineering on roads and bridges, tax and infirmary charges, salaries for magisterial staff, lighting, and other miscellaneous payments to local businesses and individuals. Notable items include Elliott-Fisher clerks machine 140 dollars, auditor binding 7.50, drugs for courthouse and jail 14.35, mayor and court fees totals, and various road projects and brick deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cole Co
Elliott-Fisher Co
M. A. Kreig & Co
Keller Ink,Co
Wm. Liienthal & Co
Wm. Liienthal & Co., Binding For Auditor, $7.50. 1. "4 Proebster
Cline
Linscott Road
Adams Express Co
Otto CC
Roush
Limeade Stands Out At Henderson-Crider Drug Store
Local note touts limeade from Henderson-Crider Drug Store as unmatched. Vivid claim highlights refreshing beverage served at the 624x2 location.
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Henderson-Crider
Local Government Expenditures Recorded in Treasury Ledger
Ledger items show payments from the treasury to various vendors and individuals. Entries include Gazette Publishing for 25.50, Athens Printery 16.10, Millikan & Hickle 1.15, Jasper Karsey 2.00, F. H. Nice 98.90, and others for services, lumber, stamps, and interest.
German remedy promises cure with carbolic acid mix
A claimed old German recipe prescribes mixing six drops of Carbolic Acid with one dram Zotan and 1 to 2 ounces of Zine Ointment. The instruction says apply this night and morning for quick relief and a permanent cure, claiming thousands have been cured.
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Ona Thorn of Steubenville visited relatives here last week. Miss Anna Dye and Lucy Dye left for Athens to attend summer school. Mrs. Kate Leake is ill. Harrison Dye visited friends near Coolville. Mrs. George Barr and Earl Barr stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lobdell. Florence and Marcia Russell visited cousins Sadie and Esther Russell. Several attended Boxwell commencement at Carthage Presbyterian church. Gladys Russell visited her cousins Sadie and Esther Russell.
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Ona Thorn
Steubenville
Anna Dye
Lucy
Athens
Kate Leake
Harrison Dye
Coolville
George Barr
Earl
Henry Lobdell
Florence
Marcia Russell
Sadie
Esther Russell
Boxwell
Carthage Presbyterian Church
Gladys Russell
Easy to Cure Catarrh with Hyomei Inhalant
Suffering from chronic catarrh, G J Stevers of Crown City Ohio reports a complete cure after using two bottles of Hyomei Inhalant. Henderson Crider Drug Stores guarantee Hyomei to cure catarrh or money back and extend its promise to asthma bronchitis hay fever coughs and colds. A Hyomei outfit costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents. The dry air treatment is breathed in to kill germs and reduce inflammation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Stevers
Crown City
Ohio
Henderson-Crider
Druwrgists
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Master Floyd Kenney of Jerseyville visits grandparents Jr. and Mrs. Webster Kenney for a week. Rev. Bernard leads meetings at the schoolhouse. Rev. W. S. Bush shows health improvement. Miss Alice Bolen to Columbus due to sister Mrs. Warren Dorsey’s illness. Mae Kenney from Ohio University vacationing at home. Ada Bennett of Columbus staying with her parents. Prof. A. H. Dixon and wife visit local friends. William Carroll and wife of Meigs county visit William Gilkey family. Faye Elliott of the A. H. S. spends vacation at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Kenney
Jerseyville
Webster Kenney
Bernard
W. 8. Bush
Alice Bolen
Columbus
Warren Dorsey
Mae Kenney
Ohio University
Ada Bennett
George Martin
A. H. Dixon
William Carroll
Meirs County
William Gilkey
Faye Elliott
A. H. Ss
Lightning Splits Ladder but Spars Landmark Stands
A severe Sunday night storm struck the county infirmary area, where a Lombardy poplar about 50 to 60 feet tall was hit by lightning. The ladder propped against the tree was torn apart, but the ancient landmark survived the strike and woke many nearby residents with the thunderous shock.
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Bite
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Ana
Carmi A. Thompson
Cammi A. Thompson
Phorobey
Jont
Uric
L. A
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C. A. Thompson
I Rea L. Hanna
C. Vudent
Ferat
Glouster
Kate Walsh
M. T. Walsh
Athena, Mia
John Foley
Eva Kientz
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Walter Ross
New
Lex
Ington
Mary Foley
Newe&ington
Academy
Adda Andrews
L. R. Andrews
Julia Perry
Ethel Pickering
Chillicothe
C. S. Jacobs
Columbia Furniture Exhibition Company
Morgan County
EK. Atlas
Atlas Store
John Ragnan
Thin Man
Prince
Detroit Free Press
Corkins Chemical Co
de, Molet & Cornwell
D. Southerton
Bank of Athens
F. E. Wells
Isaac Warner
James Sharp
G. H. Shaner
Bower Bros
Southbridge
Athens Brick Co
Athens National Bank
W. A. Foster
Nelsonville Pike
D. BE. Blackburn
Coates’ Bridge
Moore's Farm
Geo. A. Kartz
Hester Swanson
Bessie Cheshire
D. R. Richards
Adams Exptress Co
John McLaughlin
C. H. Strahl
Same
H. W. Murphy
Sheriff
First National Bank
Home Telephone Co
C. H. Bryson
J. KE
Nice
Stewart
Charlie Grim
Jerseyville Pike
Pleasant Valley
H.W. Buches
H. H. Haning
Fire and Life Insurance
Sohnekta
Sdaeree
Pleasant Hill
Hocking Valley
Eeeeen
Eeeeeeee
F. S. Bean
Union Depot
J. P. Blackwood
Via
W.ry
Boston
Mass
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Atlantic City
Denver
Cal
Dallas
Texas
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Chautauqua
N. Y
Lilydale
Dna
Central Passenger Association
Ohio Central Lines
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