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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
4
Theodore Roosevelt expresses belief that tariff revision cannot curb trusts and monopolies. He argues real action requires law enacted by Congress and executive measures, praising beneficial laws passed and urging a Republican Congress. The letter is addressed to Representative James E. Watson of Rushville Indiana.
A front page exhortation urges Athens County Republicans to vote on November 6. It argues Democrats oppose Republican values, warns against stay-at-home voters, and notes a shift in ballot layout with the Eagle in the second column. Commissioner Hill’s statement is highlighted.
The South Eastern Ohio Teachers Association closed its annual meeting in Athens with about five hundred educators in attendance the largest in the state. Dr Alston Ellis of Ohio University gave the welcome, praising the Athens learning tradition and urging pride in local schools and colleges.
The Marietta Distilling Co. vs. J Warren Johnston Case No 8665 orders sale by the Athens County Court of Common Pleas. On December 1 1906 at 1 pm at the courthouse front door Athens Ohio the 2 acre York Township property with coal rights under mortgage proceeds to be sold cash. Appraised six hundred dollars. H M Webster sheriff. A E Price Puff’s Att’y. 11-2 to 11-30.
Mrs. Margaret N. Poston and Miss Lezzie Nelson hosted guests Friday at their North College street home. Attendees included Mrs. W L Parkinson of Ottawa Kansas, Mrs. Sarah L Poston, Miss Lulu Poston, Mrs H T Poston of Nelsonville, Mrs C L Poston, Mrs T R Biddle, Mrs Late Crippen and Miss Mae Poston.
A promotional note touts De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as versatile and reliable for many uses including piles, highlighting it as a longtime market favorite in thousands of households and available at Cline's Pharmacy.
The family expresses heartfelt appreciation for kindness shown during the illness, death, and burial of their husband and father Noah Linscott. Signed by Mrs. Noah Linscott and children.
The adage suggests credibility rests on the Messenger as a source. Readers infer truth from the publication’s reputation and coverage style, shaping trust in reported items or notices appearing there.
Carl Uhl died at the State Hospital on Thursday at age 40. His remains were shipped to his former home in Greenfield on Friday. He had been an inmate for three years and the cause of death was tuberculosis.
Mr and Mrs Robert Love of Millfield traveled to Athens to arrange a winter sojourn in Florida. They expect the warm climate will benefit Mr Love s health.
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