Local notes from Lot ttp ridge and area report visits and a nearby fire
The Lot ttp ridge column records visits by John Stout family Leander Stout and wife Chester area tasks Miss Lizzie Day Bell exchange Athens and other residents with Sunday gatherings at several homes. A fire destroyed a storage building 80 feet from a house, causing about 50 worth of loss before salvage efforts and aid arrived. Ira Brawley returns home from Pennsylvania for a visit.
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John Stout
Leander Stout
Chester
Josie Caldwell
Myrta Kincade
The
Lizzie Day
Bell Exchange
Athens
Charlie Bond
Little Early Risers Liver Pills Claim Quick Relief
Advertises Little Early Risers pills as a cure for diliousness constipation sick headache jaundice malaria and liver troubles. Claims the pills are pleasant strengthening and preferable to various laxatives and cathartics and notes sale by Cline's Pharmacy.
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Cline
Judson Briefs and Local Notes
Alden Buck’s infant Anna slowly recovers from illness. J L Evans brief business trip to Athens. Local interest grows in fishing with many large catches. Quince Carsey moves into Louis Darsey’s former house. Eight Judson High pupils attend Boxwell exam at Athens. three passed. John Hawk and family attend baptizing at Mechanicsburg. Farmers endure crop prospects gloom. many behind on work. Aaron McGrath leaves for Nelsonville to work on railroad. Hiram Frost overhauls and improves his house.
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Alden Buck
Anna
J. L. Evans
Athens
Quince Carsey
Louis Darsey
Judson High School
Boxwell
John Hawk
Mechanicsburg
Aaron McGrath
Nelsonville
Hiram Frost
German Syrup Credited With Saving Consumptives
The note claims Bos s German Syrup cures cold throat and lung trouble and keeps consumptives alive. It cites Athens Ohio residents using the product and urges readers to ask their druggist about the 25 and 75 cent bottles. E R Lash, Athens.
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Athens
Ohio
Bos
E. R. Lash
Frosty morning reports minor damage and loss
A frost on the morning of the 16th preceded news of Mrs. Jennie Grosvenor suffering a loss on Thursday night last week. A small building located about
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Jennie Grosvenor
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Cline's Pharmacy
Cline's Pharmacy recommends Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to customers, arguing digestion causes ill health and that the product digests foods, cures indigestion and stomach disorders, and acts as a tissue building tonic for renewed health and vitality.
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Cline
Judson society reorganizes and town notes
Judson notes recount a Friday reorganization of the Judson literary society electing Lincoln Trion as president J B Christman as vice president Rice Kimes secretary G W Christman treasurer and George Starkey janitor H F Dillinger assistant janitor A new dehorning machine by Christman and Dillinger is praised Willow Creek defeats Shottown in a Friday ball game with strong pitching by Dillinger and Trion A dog raid on Hiram Mansfield’s sheep causes minor damage Chas Douglas travels to Kansas for health James Dailey suffers a chest blow while catching the Willow Creek game A P Reeder buys the farm once owned by Rice Kimer possession June 1 Kimer joins G W Christman’s blacksmith shop N E Christman plans to open a coal mine near Judson A coal shortage is noted for Lodi
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Judson Literary Society
Lincoln Trion
J.B. Christman
Rice Kimes
G. W. Christman
George Starkey
H. F. Dillinger
Willow Creek
Shottown
Hiram Mansfield
Chas. Douglas
Kansas
Albert Frost
Athens
James Dailey
A. P. Reeder
Rice Kimer
Kimer
Kimes & Moore
N. E. Christman
Judson
Lodi
Richard Grenhow Cured of Rheumatism by Dodds Kidney Pills
Kirkland Illinois May 9 Richard Grenhow reports a severe rheumatic pain in his left leg that prevented walking more than a few rods. He describes years of agony until using Dodds Kidney Pills, which he credits with eliminating all pain after fourteen boxes and says he feels better than in 25 years.
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Dodd’s
Expert Optician Expands Services In Local Parlor
D. C. Cornwell & Co announces a new capability to correct all errors of refraction with an expert optician in charge. The parlor will feature the latest instruments for eye correction and invites the public to consult or discuss eye issues, with the specialist permanently located there.
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D. C. Cornwell & Co
Painting and wallpaper services advertised in Albany area
Local notice offers painting and paper hanging services by James Rositter from Albany Ohio with a home phone contact. Also an unrelated health advisory from a western town warns residents to refrain from kissing. Jacob Brand and Eamonn in Marietta provide contact details for tan bark buyers with prices stated.
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Board of Health
James Rositter
Albany
Ohio
Local social notes from Albany and surrounding towns
Albany and nearby communities share social visits and family updates. Guests include Mr and Mrs F M Moore and daughter Lucy with Wm Jack family, Mr and Mrs Joshua Spencer of Nelsonville, Miss Ora Duffee from Marshfield, Miss Jennie Kurtz and Frank Kurtz of Athens, James Duffee of Athens, Hany McKinstry of Athens, R Jones constructing a six room house on Wilkes street, and R G Wells recovering after a long illness.
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F. M. Moore
Lucy
Joshua Spencer
Nelsonville
Wm. Jack and Family San
Ora Duffee
Marshfield
J.H. Duffee
Jennie Kurtz
Frank Kurtz
Athens
Mariah Vorhes
Mary McElroy
James Duffee
Hany McKinstry
E. A. Brown
R. Jones
Wilkes Street
R. G. Wells
Summer excursion fares from St Louis and Chicago 1904
Union Pacific offers daily travel June 1 to September 30 with return by October 31. Fares from St Louis 25.00 and Chicago 30.00 with lower rates from other points. Inquiries to W. H. Conor at 53 East Fourth St Cincinnati Ohio.
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Union Pacific
St. Louis
Chicago
W. H. Conor
East Fourth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court finds obstreperous mother-in-law no joke
Ohio justices rule on a case involving a difficult mother-in-law and family dispute. The decision clarifies legal boundaries in a domestic matter affecting custody or residence arrangements.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Miss Charlotte Kaler Dies After Illness at Home
The death of Miss Charlotte R. Kaler daughter of Mrs Sarah Kaler occurred Sunday night at her university terrace home after a long tuberculosis illness. She leaves her mother a sister Miss Mary Kaler a brother Watson Kaler in the U S navy. Funeral Tuesday at 2 at the Presbyterian church with Dr G Walton King presiding. interment in the new cemetery. Attending from distance were several relatives and Judge David W Jones of Marietta.
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Charlotte R. Kaler
Sarah Kaler
University Terrace
Kaler
Miss Kaler
Mary Kaler
Tippecanoe City
Watson Kaler
United States Navy
Delaware
Ohio University
Athens High School
Mary
Presbyterian Church
G. Walton King
New Cemetery
Herb Poston
Nelsonville
David W. Jones
Marietta
New Way to Sell Medicine at McKee's Drug Store
McKee's Drug Store guarantees digestion products Mi-o-na Nature's Cure or Dyspepsia with every package and offers a guarantee bond as part of a new sales arrangement.
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McKee’s
Guaranteed bond offer for Mi-o-na refund on empty box
A notice invites buyers to obtain a signed guarantee by W H McKee pledging to refund the purchase price if Mi o na fails to cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles upon return of the empty 50 cent box.
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W.H. McKees
Mi o na dyspepsia cure offered with bond guarantee
W H McKee offers Mi o na with every 50c box and guarantees a refund if it fails to meet claims. The ad asks those with dyspepsia headache distress after meals dizzy feelings loss of appetite or weight loss to try Mi o na at McKee's Drug Store at no risk if the product does not deliver.
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W. H. McKee
McKee’s
Hamilton and Miss Wray Wed in Athens Ceremony
The marriage of G. J. Hamilton and Miss Ethel E. Wray occurred here Saturday with Mayor Logan officiating. The couple, residents of Athens, begin married life together.
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G.J. Hamilton
Ethel E. Wray
Logan
Mrs. Hamilton
Athens
Central Union Telephone Company Spends Locally
Since January 1 the Central Union Telephone company has invested over five thousand dollars in Ath ens and nearby areas for line construction. The funds circulated through local channels of trade, reflecting well on the company as a home industry.
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Central Union Telephone Company
Athens
Notice to the Boys Warns Against Jumping on Street Vehicles
Bower Bros alert boys and parents that no responsibility will be assumed for injuries if children jump on omnibuses hacks and transfer wagons while in motion. The warning emphasizes street safety and liability.
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Said Vs. Bower Bros
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