Alderman Likely Winner for Ohio House Postmastership
A Columbus date line notes A D Alderman of Marietta, a prominent Republican editor, leads for the Lower House postmastership. He has Dawes and state leaders backing and faces rivals from Wilward L Taylor to Aubrey Thomas. a November meeting will settle support and committee plans. Local notes list visits and school progress at Anzel Ridge and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register-Leader
Marietta
Cincinnati Enquirer
Columbus
A. D. Alderman
Ohio
Beman G. Dawes
Reman
Forwn
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ways and Means
Congress
Burton
Cleveland
Cannon
Wilward Ll. Taylor
Aubrey Thomas
Niles
Harry Bannon
Portamouth
Bannon
Pe Foraker
Graham's Chapel Sermon by Rev W H Arthur Next Sunday
Rev W H Arthur will preach at Graham's Chapel next Sunday. The notice invites local residents to attend the service at the chapel, with no further details provided about time or topic.
22 Modern Athens Homes and 75 Building Lots For Sale
Modern Athens homes on State Lancaster Congress College Grosvenor Franklin Morris and other streets priced from 1000 to 2500. Fall purchase advised before prices rise next spring. 75 building lots mostly on own property with high dry elevations. Farms large and small near or far from Athens markets with a dairy farm listed as a profitable option. List available from M Kinstry Parker Room 9 New Bank Building Home Phone 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State
Lancaster
Congress
College
Grosvenor
Franklin Avenue
Morris Avenue
Pikes
Gore
M Kinstry & Parker
New Bank
Protracted Meeting Planned At Fairview Church
Brimstone reports preaching Sunday at Fairview church with a protracted meeting to begin soon. Arthur A. Cole sold a valuable roadside property for 150 dollars. Families from Rochester and Gloucester visit relatives in this area as farmers husk corn and travel between farms. Christopher Ayers narrowly injures himself hauling straw. Celia Cole makes a business trip to Athens. Riza Burden and wife visit Aasbury Cole and wife.
Local visits and church notices in Athens area
Mr and Mrs Rowles visited relatives in Athens and returned Monday. Mrs Kimes of Chester visited her daughter Miss Etta Kimes here Friday. Cyrus Brewster spent Saturday in Athens on business. Annie Dye of Ireland visited her cousin Haddon Dye. Ed Hamilton and Mrs Annie Rhieldas wed in Parkersburg and travel to Pittsburgh. Preaching at Baptist church next Sunday morning and Little Hocking tonight. Quarterly meetings and visits planned with Antioch Torch M KE church and Little Hocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowles
Athens
Kimes
Chester
Etta Kimes
Cyrus Brewster
Pierce
New England
Clarence Jones
Annie Dye
Ireland
Haddon Dye
Ed Hamilton
Annie Rhieldas
Parkersburg
Pittsburg
Baptist Church
Little Hocking
Arthur Scarlett
Richard Brewster
Annie Dunfee
G. EB. Kreager
C. D. Dye
Lydia McLaughlin
Jefferson County
Antioch
Torch M. KE
Local residents enroute visits and housing changes noted
Dr and Mrs B C Vorhes spent several days in Columbus the first part of the week. Mrs A M Lynch of Athens was a guest here last week. Miss Grace Jack of Nelsonville visited her grandparents over Sunday. Mr Norman Theiss of Nelsonville visited here over Sunday. J Lowther bought the Frank Mathews property on Hill avenue for 150 dollars. Miss Ethel Mitchell teaching at Nelsonville spent Sunday at home here. Oral Stephens of Nelsonville and Miss Jennie Dowed of Glouster visited. Milton de Camp moved into Thomas Cottrell residence on Hills avenue. Goldie Morse teaching at Carbondale spent Sunday with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Vorhes
Columbus
A. M. Lynch
Athens
M. EB. Morse
Pomeroy
Grace Jack
Nelsonville
William Jack
Norman Theiss
J. Lowther
Frank Mathews
Hilh Avenue
Ethel Mitchell
Oral Stephens
E. A. Brown
Jennie Dowed
Glouster
Milton de Camp
Thomas Cottrell
Hills Avenue
Goldie Morse
Carbondale
National Tax Conference to Convene with Governors Attending
A National Tax Association bulletin announces a Columbus conference on November 12 to discuss state and local taxation. about 60 universities and colleges, 36 state governors, and state tax officials expected to attend. Selections include papers by Seligman, Adams, Shortt, Purdy, and others on uniform laws, taxation of utilities, inheritance, life insurance, and municipal taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tax Association
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Board of Equalization
Edwin R. A. Seligman
Columbia University
New
Adam Shortt
Queens University
Kingston
Ontario
Tax Commission
Province of Ontario
L. G. Powers
Bureau of the Census
Washington
D. C
Charles Lee Raper
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
C. B. Fillebrown
Massachusetts
Single Tax League
Boston
Mass
Jacob H. Hollander
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Solomons. Huebner
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
H. Parker Willis
George Washington University
New York Journal of Commerce
Charles J. Bullock
Department of Economics
Harvard Unversity
Cambridge
H. J. Davenport
Department of Political Science
University of Chicago
Chicago
Charles Edward Merriam
Theodore Sutro
American Bar Association
Broadway
New York City
Frederick N. Jacson
Missouri
C. B. Keeley
State Grange
Pulman
Wash
N. J. Bachedeg
National Grange
Concord
N. H
F. A. Derthick
Ohio State Grange
Mantua
Percheron Draft Horse Breeding Project in Iowa and France
Iowa State College collaborates with the U S department of agriculture to start a gray draft horse breeding program selecting Shire and Clydesdale lines with possible use of gray Percheron blood later. The piece traces Percheron origins in Perche Normandy and notes traits, breeding practice, and historical import influence in Ohio and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
United States
Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
Curtiss and Kennedy
National Stockman
Perche
Normandy
France
Behind Pigs on the Farm and Feeding Practices
The article discusses managing many pigs born yearly on a large farm. It notes the difficulty keeping big pigs from small ones, suggests segregating weaker pigs for feeding, and describes using skim milk and other foods while cautioning against stale buttermilk. The piece mentions a writer in Farmers Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Advocate
Daily Personal Notices From Chillicothe to Athens
Misa Nelle Pickering left at noon to attend the Dwinell McCan wedding in Chillicothe and will remain a few days as a guest of Ora Renick. Mrs. Sarah Stenrod accompanied her briefly. Mrs. W F Hurst and Mrs. M J Duffy left for visits in Zanesville. Mr and Mrs J B Jewell of Bis Run visit their daughters in Marietta region. Mrs Archibald Mayo guests of Mrs J L Pickering on University terrace. Mrs F W Bush returned from New York City. Mrs Frank Coe and baby visit father Mr W S Blackwood. Mr and Mrs O H Morgan returned from Waverly. Mrs A F Bean visited Athens relatives six weeks. Mrs Robert Hughes of Racine went to Athens for a week. Dr E D Harper of Guysville was in town on business. Infirmary Director John Melaughlin of Coolville was in the city on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nelle Pickering
Dwinell-McCan
Chillicothe
Ora Renick
Gray Shires For America and Their Demand
The London Live Stock Journal notes gray Shires attract American and Canadian buyers. Breeders should mate gray mares with gray stallions to boost the popular color and meet demand on western farms. Armour gray show teams return home after a successful tour, with two high quality gray geldings acquired in London. Additional lines mention Iowa importing gray Shires and Clydesdales for breeding, and polo ponies from Oregon and Burma needing stout, well ribbed ponies for field use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Canada
London Live Stock Journal
Lion Chancellor
Liverpool
Albion
Chicago
Armour & Co
London
England
Catarrh and Its Link to Inflammation Revealed
Medical note explains mucous membranes lining organs can develop catarrh before true inflammation. It cites lungs kidneys stomach bowels and says catarrhal stages can persist for years and lead to consumption. Advertises Peruana as a remedy claiming relief from internal catarrh with numerous testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Veruna
Peruna
Cameron
Feeding Out Bena and Fresh Meat for Chicks
Advice on feeding chicks with fresh bone and meat. Do not feed tainted or greenish meat. Avoid fresh bone for very young chicks. start with small amounts of trimmed raw beef and increase as they age. Ensure freshness and safety in feeding practices.
Landlady and Boarder Swap Saucy Dining Quip
A light exchange between a landlady and a boarder about chicken humor reveals a playful domestic moment. The brief banter hints at modest humor over meals and property, reflecting everyday life.
Fred Coakley and Jessie Conley Wed in Nelsonville
Announcement reports the marriage of Fred Coakley and Jessie Conley of Nelsonville. Rev J B Bovey conducted the ceremony at his residence on West Wheeling street. The wedding took place Sunday evening October 27 and was witnessed by Miss Edith Ankle. The couple will reside in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coakley
Jessie Conley
Nelsonville
J. B. Bovey
West Wheeling Street
Edith Ankle
Lancaster Gazette
In Abyssinia the wife is master in her home
The text states that in Abyssinia a wife holds mastery over the household and possessions, and may expel her husband if he offends her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abyssinia
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Alderman
Vick
Grant Mouser
Capel
James Kennedy
Youre
Longworth Pee
Henry Lauer
Poston
Goldie Tedrow
Hattie Kelley
Amos Holland
Clarence Holland
John Cooley
Edna Sprague
Leroy Sprague
Trimble
Peter Sams
Si Bean
Canaanville
Jawis Hull
Bessie Cramner
Anzel Ridge
William Roberts
Ansel Ridge
James Sam
Graham's Chapel
Brimstone
Fairview
Arthur A. Cole
C. A. Townsend and
Rochester, Pa
Rira Cole
Mrs
F. Cole
Hersel Murray
West Virginia
George Cole
Arthur Cole
J. W. Marshal
Enoch Caldwell
Elizabeth, O
Christopher Ayers
Celia Cole
Riza Burden
Reedville
Aasbury Cole
Albany
National Tax Conference
Ohio State University
Bechete Hippique
Ife
Godophin
Gallipeli
Pin
Cdi
C. W. Cable
William M. Kurtz
Sarah Stenrod
W. F. Hurst
M. J. Duffy
Zanesville
Mrs. J. 8. Jewell
Bis Run
A. J. Laverty
Grace Jewell
Archibald Mayo
J. L. Pickering
University Terrace
F. W. Bush
Mrs. Frank Coe
Little Baby
Mrs. Coe
W.S. Blackwood
O. H. Morgan
Waverly
A. F. Bean
Tell Acme
Robert Hughes
Racine
Pomeroy Independent
E. D. Harper
Guysville
John MelLaughlin
Coolville
Gray Shires
America
Grays
Armour Gray
the Royal
Iowa
Iowa State College At
W. H. Michael
Calcutta
Gon
Texas Call
Burma
Ile
India
Peeruena
Ptrana
Don C Cameron
Boarder
Coakley, Conley
Dr. A. Monetta
Dr. MecVay
Will
Millikan
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