Unclear 13th Century Economic Debate and Pulpit Visit
The excerpt surveys economic indicators like per capita circulation and exports, notes Cuba’s improving credit under American administration, and cites a New York State business table showing wage gains. It then critiques a Chicago antitrust gathering and dismisses British South Africa losses as political. A visiting evangelist from Indiana performs poorly in Muncie, arguing Godliness is profitable with a troubling jailhouse anecdote.
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Fieldyausus
Cuba
Bradstrelt
New York State
Tribute to Grosvenor Editorial Opens Nomination Debate
The Hocking Sentinel, a Democratic Logan paper, prints an editorial on General Grosvenor’s renomination. It notes early campaign chatter predicting his defeat and mocks the rival as a showy, self-important contender during the political scramble.
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Hocking
Logan
General Grosvenor
Campass
Ten
Grosvenor
Congress
Grosvenor Backed as Best Republican Choice in District
In a partisan defense of Gen. Grosvenor, the author argues he stands against mugwumps, defends democracy, and can effectively lead the district. The piece urges voters to back a Republican who can boss, rallying support before a potential stampede.
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Gen
Grosvenor
Gen. Grosvenor
Grosvenor Nominated for Eleventh District A Special Convention
The Eleventh District convention is set for Athens on March 27. Despite early opposition by some Democrats and Republicans, Grosvenor is expected to be nominated by acclamation. The Logan Journal Gazette asserts strong Republican support from Hocking County and anticipates a triumphant election for Grosvenor.
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Ohio
Athens
Phiadelphia
Washler
Téty
Tole Lowing
Athens Calls
Hocking County
Rass Gin Telydt
Republican Central
Selectias
Wlagiu
Chairan
Grosvenor
Hocking
Haz
Women Vote Rates Across Cities Stir Debate on Suffrage
In Chicago and Cleveland summaries, women registered for elections show low turnout. Chicago records 29,815 registered with under eight percent voting, plus 3,630 registered in 1446 with about thirty percent voting. Cleveland reports varying year totals with partial participation, highlighting early suffrage tensions.
Born to EB Willard a son reported
Out of town items note a boy born to EB Willard and wife as Dora Swartz visits her parents in Alfred. Protracted Mt Zion meeting closed. M E Dinsmore of the U visited his parents. Meeting expected to begin soon. G H Williams of Pratt's Fork visited his brother in law. MM Beam at Alfres Saturday. Groundhog predicts severe cold weather in recent days.
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EB. Willard
Dora Swartz
Alfred
Mt.Zion
M. E. Dinsmore
The
Near Forure
G.H. Williams
Pratt's Fork
MM. Beam
Alfres
Mr. Groundhog
Big Ron and Family News From Hixon and Hooper Ridge
Ira E Rathburn visited sister Mrs Ella Conant at Hixon for several days last week. Mr and Mrs D A Sutton resided at Hooper Ridge. Uncle Samuel Copeland remains in serious condition after a fall. He turns 0 next April. Harry McGill, son of C A and H A McGill of Vincent, died Thursday from pneumonia at seventeen. Funeral by Rev Warren Munn, with interment at Hagu cemetery Saturday.
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Ira E. Rathburn
Ella Conant
Hixon
Myr
D. A. Sutton Hooper Ridge
B.A. Conant
Samuel Copeland
Harry McGill
C. A
H. A. McGill
Vincent
Hagu
Warren Munn
Local Visitors and Residents Share A Busy Week
Willie Flaherty of Belpre was in town on business. JE Mickle returns from Amesville oil field for a short stay. Dr. R. P. Frame and Willie Lyons from Parkersburg visited Sunday. N. C. Murphy of Bellefontaine and wife stay with Mrs Teeters. Bill Hosom and James Morrison Jr. traveled to Athens for business the first of last week. Delmar Pruden of Marietta College visited from Washington's Birthday for a few days at home.
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Willie Flaherty
Belpre
JE. Mickle
Amesville
R. P. Frame
Willie Lyons
Parkersburg
N. C. Murphy
Bellefontaine
Local Social News and Honors From Orbiston Area
Residents visit relatives in Columbus and Athens while many travel to Marshfield Logan and Cambridge. Local dignitaries include Aqua Black joining the city school examiners and Wendell Woodworth moving to Cambridge to supervise a coal mine. A Blacksmith suffers a Friday accident and W J McManigal dies of pneumonia with a Presbyterian social and Washington’s Birthday events noted.
Buchtel News Roundup Mixed Local Activities
The Rathbone Sisters will organise a lodge Tuesday night. Mattie Johnson of Carlton is a house guest of Mrs. Steel. Jacob Ridenour moved his family back to Perryville last week. Xan Leyden visited her sister. Charles Hill went to Murray City after his father David Hill’s death. Buchtel was well represented at a Red Men’s hall gathering in Nelon-ville. Elizabeth Bettemier found employment in Murray City dressmaking. Rev. W H Little filled the M E church pulpit. J S Toumine and others have been seriously ill but are improving. GC and A E Company surveyors visited Wednesday about the Deanville mine switch. Teachers and pupils of Buchtel schools celebrate George Washington’s birthday with a two day vacation. Carrie Pinkerton of Mt. Vernon and Mrs Minnie Tustin and Jessie Day of Athens visited Monday.
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Emm Clifford
Harry Jackson
Elm Rock
Lee Smith
Joseph
Ed. Hall
Columbus
Joseph Barnecut
Zanesville
Emma Ruble
Jesse Vanhorn
Logan
Frank Mattox
Cincinnati
Stanley Dew
Little Son
Mable Poston
Athens
Amelia Kelly
Nettie Shields
Marshfield
Jacob Hoodlet
Henry Hoodlet
Emma Battin
Samuel
Marietta
Washington
Stuart
Opera House
Kate Withoff
Frost Valley
Marie Hoodler
Alonzo Newton
Parkersburg
Bertha Newton
R.C. Manigal
Tedrow
Ed. Cooley
Nelsonville
Ned McManigal
Orbiston
Wr. McManigal
Aqua Black
City Board of School Examiners
E. S. Jones
L. D. Frost
E. S. Butt
Wendell Woodworth
Cambridge
Ohio
Woodworth
Hocking Valley
Nathaniel Williams
Williams
Jacob Wild
W. J. McManigel
McManigal
Presbyterian Sunday School
Green Lawn
Rathbone
Mattie Johnson
Carlton Hi
Steele Jacob Ridenour
Perry Collie Ty
Xan Leyden
John Fox
Jobs
Charles Hill
Murray City
David Hill
Buchktll
Nelonville
Elizabeth Bettemier
M. E. Church
J. S.toumine
John Byron
Daventer Bridgie
GC. & Alc.a E. Company
Deanville
Buchtel
George Washington
Carrie Pinkerton
Mt. Vernon
Minnie Tustin
Jessie Day
John Hucdy
Shade and Community Notes from Jerseyville
J B Gurson plans a spring barn. Rev needs closed meetings at Jerseyville and Holliday chapel. A Mordicai Blazer child is gravely ill with pneumonia. Distemper ravages horses this winter. J E Williams remodels store room with E L Sargeant and Ambrose Smith directing work. Modern Woodmen of America establish a camp in town occupying old Granger hall. Schools progress under F G Brooks and Miss Wary Wiltia, with Brooks to teach another month. Timber cutting continues. forestry study warns of future dangers, urging preservation of young trees on rocky slopes and fields.
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Rev
Jerseyville
Smiall
Mordicai Blazer
Matheny
Holliday Chapel
Hill& Junod
Hill& Junod Pli: Move Their Sawwill From B I. Greamer’s Farm To A. Co
J.E. Williams
E. L. Sargeant
Ambrose Smith
Woodmen of America
Granger Hall
F. G. Brooks
Wary Wiltia
Board of Education
Brooks
Addito
Downington Notes and Local Movements
Local residents and visitors include W Bovringe starting for Kansas this week, Dr W B Dailey of Athens on business, C Gibson moving to Middletown for the summer, and Mrs David Forrest's death with house funeral. Revival services begin at NM E church, and several families relocate or visit relatives in Athens Hebbardsville Amesrville Zaleski and Theraville areas.
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Sheppard
W. . Bovringe
Kansas
W. B. Dailey
Athens
C. Gibson
Middletown
David Forrest
Ler. McCullough
T. J. Chase
Tennessee
M. E. Church
Dyantha Hopkins
Hannah
Masketer
Hebbardsville
Rev
Vullaugh
Wood
Harrisonville
Senator Hison Names Republican Steering Committee
Senator Hison selects a group of senatorial talent for the Republican steering committee including Hale of Maine Aldrich of Rhode Island Cullom of Illinois Wolcott of Colorado Spooner of Wisconsin McBride of Washington and Hanna of Ohio. The choice promises capable advisers to organize business and prevent mistakes in the Senate.
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Hison
Republican Steering Committee
Hale
Maine
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Cullom
Minois
Wolcott
Colorado
New Jersey
Spooner
Wisconsin
McBride
Washington
Hanna
Ohio
Senate
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Beauty Cure Ad
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a blood cleansing beauty solution. It claims clean blood yields clear skin and urges readers to begin today to banish pimples boils and blotches with candy-like tablets sold by druggists at 2 cents 50 cents and 10 cents terms.
Palmer and Baker Named in Athens County Order of Sale
Samaria H. Palmer and George W. Baker are listed in the Athens County Court common pleas order of sale. The notice identifies the case action and the involved parties in a property sale proceeding.
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Samaria
H. Palmer
George W. Baker
Athens County Court
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