The Messenger Masthead and Publication Details
The 1835 issue notes editor C K M Jennings with the newspaper priced at 76u per year in advance, establishing the paper’s masthead and subscription terms.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1883
Page
6
The 1835 issue notes editor C K M Jennings with the newspaper priced at 76u per year in advance, establishing the paper’s masthead and subscription terms.
The Messenger announces arrangements with American Farmer publishers to provide the sixteen page monthly Farm Magazine free for one year to subscribers who pay a year in advance. The offer means the Messenger subscription is one year at no extra cost, with the magazine included.
The funeral for the late Governor Stephens is held in Atlanta with extensive preparations. The Lancaster Gazette is issued semi weekly and praised as a model newspaper.
The late Congress repeals the tax on bank capital and deposits and the stamp tax on checks and drafts, matches and patent medicines. It reduces taxes on manufactured tobacco and cigars and trims special taxes on dealers with a phase commence date of May 1 1555.
The article notes Gen Dawes voted against the tariff bill due to wool interests in his district. It claims the new schedule lowers foreign wool prices about 24 cents per pound and that Ohio and Pennsylvania wool grades will be largely unaffected. It praises the Forty-seventh Congress as honest and focused on the country's best interests and lauds Dawes as capable and diligent.
Remarks on former governor Stephens and Lim at Hampton Roads mix with a calcified view of tariff battles in Congress. Local items report fires near coal trestles, land purchases in West Virginia, pension news, school staffing, and neighborhood social notes with brief health and travel updates.
The Herald and the MESSENGER exchange apologies over a misprint affecting a Chautauqua Society reflection. The error arose from a misplaced newspaper clipping. The MESSENGER supports the Society and laments the accidental wording.
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