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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1896
Page
4
The Messenger urges advertisers to place ornate notices via the printer and distributor, highlighting wide circulation in Athens and surrounding areas. It promises open inspection of orders and rates, aiming to attract new business and satisfy old customers.
Fragmented text indicates Republican committees in a subdivision amid mentions of a judicial candidate for a district court and a scheduled date in April. The garbled OCR references a police unit and a subdivision, with unclear roles and exact procedures.
The Ohio Republican state convention praised Senator-elect Foraker for his bold tribute to McKinley and unity among Ohio Republicans. The platform favors a steady financial plank and lists delegates at large, electors at large, and state ticket members.
Ohio lawmakers push a liquor bill restricting sales to curb drunkenness and back a banking department to inspect banks. General Assembly debates tax and revenue measures as the state contemplates new youth care facilities and reform efforts.
Fragmented notice outlines Republican primaries in Thelereppechke Townships with voting hours and positions to be filled including Circuit Court Judge, Court of Common Pleas, Probate Judge, Commissioner, Surveyor, Infirmary Director, and central committee. It details ballot process, clerks, officials, tallying, and secrecy requirements with supervision and protest rules.
The article describes new merchandise and redesigned displays across three floors. It highlights fresher, brighter designs, improved lighting, and an elegant array of goods to entice customers as they enter.
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