Classified Rates and Office Contacts for Newspapers
Advertising details list in advance payment terms for obituaries notices cards of thanks and memorials. Monthly billing. five cents per line for obituary related items. Mentions office addresses in Athens Ohio New York and Chicago and bureau affiliations.
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Athens
Gore Audit Bureau
Power of One
Roberts BW
Ward
Nente Menager
Fwifeh Ave
New York
South Wabash Ave
Chicago
Price of Peace Requires Postwar Economic Support
Editorial argues the nation must fund postwar costs beyond military expenses. It stresses paying off war debts, settling contracts, maintaining Army logistics, and completing peace programs to sustain business, industry, and general welfare. It links Victory Liberty Bonds to revived prosperity and urges timely realization of peace costs.
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Uncle Sam
Bam
Gem
How to Get Good Roads in Athens County
A local call for action on road improvement urges Athens County residents to fund projects themselves rather than rely on bonds or county funds. The piece argues farmers and homeowners should share costs to raise property values and secure year round roads, stressing personal financial effort and communal responsibility.
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Athens County
Athens Countty
Exent
Getali Waliiac Candlan
West Virginia completes child labor reform law
West Virginia adopts a sweeping reform restricting child labor. No child under sixteen may work in mines or dangerous occupations without medical fitness, and night work is barred for under sixteens. Eight hour daily limit applies to all labor.
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West Virginia
Visiting the Schools Reception Highlights Public Insight
A small town New York newspaper reports a high school reception where the PTA president advocates enlarging facilities for public inspection. He challenges uninformed views and calls for widespread school open days to improve understanding of education.
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New York
Parent-Teachers Association
History of Ohio Capital City Move from Chillicothe to Columbus
The article traces Ohio’s capital history from Chillicothe as the first capital to its temporary move to Zanesville in 1810, and the 1812 decision to locate permanently in Columbus. It notes the 1816 first assembly in Columbus, the 1840 bid to move the capital again, and key figures who offered land for the capitol and penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Zanesville
Columbus
James Hfinley
Joseph Darlington
William McFarland
Wilys Silliman
Resin Beall
Delaware
Picaway
Franklin County
Deaware
Lyne Starling
Alex NecLaughlin
John Kerr
James Johnson
Franklinton
West Side
Capitol
General Assembly
Household Hints and Recipes from a Food Day Menu
A compact roundup of kitchen tips and recipes from a day’s menu including Swiss Steak and Chocolate Custard. Also notes on budget cooking techniques and handy hacks for shirt adjustments and improvised utensils.
Dinner Stories from Bulls and Blunders
In J. C. Perry's tale a cranky doctor and a laborer share a train compartment incident. The physician boasts twenty years of medical experience blaming tobacco for cancer of the tongue while the laborer retorts his forty years show harm from meddling in others' affairs.
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J. C. Perry
Visitor phrases memory of clerk in office joke
A visitor asks about a clerk’s tenure, and the boss reveals the clerk has actually worked there for four hours but four months in the feud of memory. The exchange ends with the ironic clarification about perception versus reality.
Boy explains football rules to teacher in class
A parent recalls his youngest son joining a lively discussion with several boys and a young woman. Later the boy says the woman was his teacher and they were trying to explain football rules to her, noting she could not understand how she became a school teacher.
Dutch Stand Against Annexation and Dyke Plans
A brief remark notes Dutch resistance to annexation and mentions building another dyke as a countermeasure. The speaker emphasizes the citizen’s duty to monitor schools and offer constructive criticism when needed.
Church Series to Begin March Sixteen
The notice mentions a church will start a series on March 16 led by Rev. 1 age and invites all, with Mrs. Robert Brown and Miss Grace Were as visitors from Nelsonville attending. Several local residents return from service or move residences, including Fred Dury from the army base, Albert George Rambo slowly recuperating, Horton Tinkham moving to a new home, Miss Grace Burdiss taking a position with Ohio Colleries Co. store, Harley Wemner moving to a new home, and Paul Burdies arriving home from the navy.
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Robert Brown
Grace
Nelsonville Vis'ters
Fred Dury
Albert George Rambo
Horton Tinkham
W. H. Wemner
Grace Burdiss
Ohio Colleries Co
Harley Wemner
Dr. Scheele
Paul Burdies
Navy
Social notes from Albany and area visitors
Albany bulletin lists visits from Harley Reeves of Charleston and Miss Mabel Coe of Athens. Residents Helen Harmon Carpenter, Julia and Lucy Stanley, Clyde Whitlatch, and others travel for relatives and business. Church activities note Bible school attendance at 107, and Millfield Christian Endeavor’s meeting and planning for state convention in Cleveland. Scout activities include a Millfield troop tracking practice and upcoming camp.
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Harley Reeves
Charleston
W. Va
Mabel Coe
C. L. Jones
Athens
Helen Harmon
Carpenter
Julia
Lucy Stanley
Columbus
E. I. Stanley
Clyde Whitlatch
Fierl Datley
Adaline
Church of Christ
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society of
Millfield
Olive Brookins
Cleveland
Wecacott
Niki
Lewis Sanders
Herman Berich
Chester Howard
Ohio University
Funeral Held For Three Month Old Babe In Glouster
The three months old infant of John Jacomo of Glouster was buried in Glouster cemetery after a Wednesday funeral. R W McClelland, recently at Relief Washt county, visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Ben Turner returned from Corn ending a stay with Muarter's parents. Miss Gladys Andrews of Albany visited here early this week. Two births were recorded in Trimble: a son to John Koons and a daughter to Austin McCune and his wife.
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Walter Whiatlatch
Floodwood
Frank Coe
Athens
Daniel Aumiller
Fairmont
Ww. Va
Elsworth W. Knowlton
Coleman
Clifton
Lancaster
William Stanley
Mabel Gillogly
Beastie
Pleasant Hill
Charley Dailey
Columbus
Gladys Andrews
Glouster
Thora Coultas
Quaker City
Mace Nelson
Dexter
John Jacomo
R. W. McClelland
Relief
Washt County
Ben Turner
Corn
Muarter
C. F. Jonas
Albany
Trimble
John Koons
Austin McCune
Williams Roman Hurts Leg in Mine Fall at College Hill
William Roman of Jacksonville fractured both bones of his left leg near the ankle Tuesday when slate fell in the Monsarrat mine at College Hill. Surgeon care by Dr. Von Scheele of Jacksonville and Dr. Crawford of this city. Also notes a K P lodge social dance Saturday night for members and families and a Columbus dental clinic attended by Dr. F H McVay Dr W A Pride and Dr Franken.
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William Roman
Jacksonville
Monsarrat
College Hill
von Scheele
Crawford
K. of P. Lodge
F. H. McVay
W. A. Pride
Dr. Franken
Columbus
Automobile show attendance noted by Fawcett and Clark
G C Fawcett and John Clark Jr attended the Columbus automobile show on Thursday, reporting interest in latest models and features.
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G. C. Fawcett
John Clark, I Jr
Columbus
Opera House Tonight Featuring Twenty-One Big Pathe Feature
The Opera House presents a major Pathe feature tonight titled Twenty-One along with additional News segments. The program showcases a popular cinema release and current updates for local audiences.
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Opera House Tonight
Pathe
Jacksonvilles Honorable Discharge Featured In Local Notes
Elmer Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Turner, has received his honorable army discharge and returned home after overseas service. Filmer Turner also discharged at Camp Sherman after brief overseas duty. Lilian Spencer visited Columbus friends, while Rev. Clarence Anderson and daughter Bernice stayed with his parents, the Andersons. Rev. D S Mills pastors the U D church.
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Elmer Turner
George Turner
Filmer
Camp Sherman
Lilian Spencer
Columbus
Clarence Anderson
Bernice
Ben Anderson
D. S. Mills
U. D
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Marquette Building
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