Richland annexation talks mark step toward feasibility
A Richland Avenue delegation met with the city council to learn duties for possible annexation to Athens. Key points include water sewer extension, bond needs, and property taxes of about 150000. A petition would go to county commissioners for a hearing before council action.
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Richland Avenue
City Council
Athens City
Richland
Athens
Blackburn Hill
Finsterwald
Fast State
Madison
Watt
State Street
I. EB. Ash
Council
Watt Street
Emwood
Sunnyside
Enuf
James
Charne
Cable Heirs
Morris Avenue
Morris
Marplewood
State and
Mille: Alley
Roush
Half Century of Faithful Service Ends in Cleveland
Katie McTierny, at Charity hospital for 52 years, devoted to chores for the sisters and nursing staff. Born in Ireland, she offered quiet, unseen service until a decline in health brought her life of faithful duty to a close.
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Cleveland
Katie McTierny
Charity Hospital
Ireland
Katie
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit
QUIT TOBACCO No-To-Bac claims to end cravings for any form of tobacco by placing a tablet in the mouth. It promises mental and physical benefits and a simple path to freedom from tobacco with a money back guarantee if cravings persist.
Ohio University Football Notes from Cincinnati Game
Ohio U notes Caesar had his Brutus and Denison as a rival to Ohio. Two scalps added in the last two games. Peg Fuller punts from behind the goal in the fourth quarter. Ohio may be improving after rough play and a lengthy trip home. Syracuse editors think Ohio should beat Columbia. varsity to travel to New York City Thursday.
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Caesar
Brutus
Charles
Cromwell
Ohio State
Oberlin
Ohio University
Denison
Peg Fuller
Fibre
Jeffers
Cincinnati
Dutch Littler
Peg Fuler
Cincinnati-Ohio
Ohio
Columbia
Sidered
Marietta
Syracuse
New York City
McKee Drug Promises Fast MI-O-Na Indigestion Relief
McKee Drug Co guarantees MI-O-Na relieves stomach distress within minutes or offers a money back guarantee. The advertisement emphasizes quick relief for indigestion and related stomach trouble.
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McKee Drug Co
Foraker Re elected Governor in Ohio 1887
Yesterday in Ohio records show 1887 Joseph B. Foraker reelected governor. Other notes include 1892 Toledo councilman W J Gill convicted of bribery solicitation and 1896 miners strike in Jackson county over wage cuts. 1898 Republican ticket swept state election.
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Joseph B. Foraker
W. J. Gill
Toledo
Jackson County
Logan Takes Drop at Sam Price House From Gallagher Avenue
Walter J. Reynolds fell from a second story window at the Sam Price rooming house on Gallagher avenue Sunday evening. He suffered slight injuries and was jailed for intoxication. A $22.20 fine for drunken and disorderly conduct was imposed by Mayor Miller.
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Sam Price
Gallagher Avenue
Walter J. Reynolds
Notestone
Mathiott
Miller
Murray City Couple Granted Marriage License
John Ement 60 a miner and Emma Wenderfelt 63 a house keeper both of Murray City received a marriage license. Harry Mowery 20 a laborer of Logan wed Mabel Cook 18 at home Logan R. 5.
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John Ement
Miner
Murray City
Emma Wenderfelt
Harry Mowery
Logan
Mabel Cook
Logan R
Nelsonville men arraigned on burglary larceny
Joe Butts pleaded not guilty before Judge Pettit and was sent to bond at 800 dollars on burglary and larceny charges. Jesse Blosser and Carl Hayman received suspended sentences to the reformatory after guilty pleas for automobile stealing. They paid damages for two wrecked cars at the Hocking County fair. A number remain to be arraigned on indictments from the recent grand jury.
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Joe Butts
Nelsonville
Pettit
Jesse Blosser
Carl Hayman
Reformatory
Weares
Hocking County
Question Settled On High School Transportation Ruling
Attorney General Price issues opinion under section 7764-1 G. C. directing boards of education to provide work in high school branches and to transport compulsory age pupils or offer high school work within four miles of home. Boards must fund transport for many township pupils already enrolled.
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Price
Board For Education
Local M E Church backs welfare director for Logan youth
The Logan M E Church committee reports progress on funding an employment position to oversee Methodist youth welfare. Since a Thursday banquet pledges plus the original total reach about 1600 dollars, nearly covering the first year. A board committee led by Rev J W Blair W C Brashares A C Tipton and S C Bright oversees securing a suitable welfare director.
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W. C. Brashares
A. C. Tipton
8. C. Bright
Armistice Day Plans For County Schools
County Superintendent W. Cor shares that teachers in the county may dismiss schools on Armistice Day without forfeiting pay. City schools will likely dismiss Friday to allow pupils to join the Armistice Day parade organized by the local American Legion post. A section for school children is arranged.
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W. Corashares
The
American Legion
Memorial Services For World War Dead Held At Hunter Street
A large crowd attended memorial services at Hunter Street Lutheran Church on Sunday evening for soldiers lost in World War I. Gold Star families were honored, with veterans in attendance, as Rev. C F Lauer gave the address. The quartet S C Bright W C Brashares Charles Breene and Dil Sanderson led music with Mary Louise Bowen on piano. offerings aid Watson Thomas who suffered a broken leg at a recent football game.
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Hunter Street Lutheran Church
C. F. Lauer
S. C. Bright
W. C. Brashares
Charles Breene
Dil Sanderson
Mary Louise Bowen
Watson Thomas
Case Ce Ae Illness of Attorney
A legal docket notes the illness of the attorney in case Ce Ae, causing brief delays in proceedings. No further actions were recorded, and the matter remains on hold pending representation.
Case of Connecting Gas vs Tak Com postpones to November
Martin of the attorney general's office reports the Connecting Gas company case against the Tak Com mission of Ohio was postponed Monday to Nov 25. Those present included M A Daugherty Lancaster Joe C Brenan Marietta John B Carron E W Burnsides secretary R D Broad sley treasurer and Sullivan and Cooper of the Engineers Department.
Two Buchtel Men in Local Court on Monday
Chris Wagner of Buchtel was fined 5 and costs after failing to send a son to school under new truancy laws. He told the court the boy was attending. Arrested by Attendance Officer I P Tucker. Marshal Slick Russell, also of Buchtel, faced the same charge and asked for a Thursday hearing before Squire Hedges.
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Chris Wagner
Buchtel
Squire Hedges
Wagner
I. P. Tucker
Slick” Russell
Glass of Salts for Kidneys and Bladder Ailments
An old remedy claims meat overworks kidneys, urging four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water to flush acids and waste. The preparation, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is said to cleanse sluggish kidneys, stop bladder irritation, and produce a refreshing effervescent drink.
James M Cox Burglar Held in Ohio Penitentiary
Nov 8 James M Cox entered the Ohio penitentiary not the former governor. This Cox is imprisoned on burglary charges after Monday arrival at the facility.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
Ohio Penitentiary
Mother of Eight Endorses Father John’s Medicine
Mrs. D. Ouellette of Dracut Massachusetts says her large family of eight children and twins suffered terrible colds and sleepless nights until they used Father John’s Medicine. She reports coughing stopped and the family stayed on the remedy until they were well. She calls it the best cold medicine. The ad touts Father John’s as a pure wholesome body builder and alcohol free.
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Father John
D. Ouellette
Broadway Road
Dracut
Mass
Forum Editor Praises Ohio University Milestones
Letter from W H Scott at 3451 N High St Columbus reflects on Ath ens Ohio University progress over fifty years. He notes early hardships with repairs small attendance and low income and contrasts them with modern growth and a new era under Dr Bryan. Scott corrects academy dates and administrations.
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FORUM
Athens
Ohio University
Bryan
Howard
Byar
Dress Pattern 3764 Offers Versatile fabrics and sizes
This dress pattern markets a waist and skirt with seven bust sizes from 34 to 46 inches and three material options including satin, Georgette, or crepe de chine. It notes fabric yardage for single or two-material versions and requires two separate patterns mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For All Fabrics
A vintage advertisement extols Diamond Dyes as simple to use for fading, tinting and restoring skirts, dresses, coats and draperies. It guarantees perfect home dyeing even for beginners and instructs users to identify wool silk linen cotton or blends. Diamond Dyes pledge no streaking or running.
Jolly Gargoyle Opens in Columbus Greenwich Village Saloon
Hidden behind a dairy bench in Columbus, the former Hole in the Wall saloon reopens as the Jolly Gargoyle in Greenwich Village style. It draws locals and ex-visitors including governors and mayors, with relics from 42 revolutionary days and a Russian samovar on display. The only remaining feature is the footrail from the old bar, tucked behind futurist art and Oriental cigarettes.
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Columbus
Greenwich Village
No Need to Swallow Drugs For Head Cold Relief
An ad proclaims Hyomei medicated air reaches the disease site in the head. It claims pouring dry powders into the stomach will not cure nasal catarrh and guarantees satisfaction through McKee Drug Co.
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McKee Drug Co
Evangelist Sara Redding Leads MKE Church Meetings
Buchtel reports strong interest as evangelist Sara E. Redding preaches a powerful Sunday sermon. Sunday school under Miss Hester Bartow shows progress with 134 in attendance. Miners return to work while W T Williams plans a rope act at E W Palmer residence. A pie social by Pythian Sisters Spurgin and K of P is scheduled for November 10 with invited guests.
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Sara BE. Redding
M. KE
Hester Bartow
W. T. Williams
E. W. Palmer
K. of P. Hall
Spurgin
K. of P
Ruth Nelsonville
Oklahoma Official Handles Twenty Million Yearly
Miss Mannie Beatrice Roach of Oklahoma serves as cashier for the State land department handling twenty million dollars annually.
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Oklahoma
Mannie Beatrice Roach
State Land Department
Cowboy Sahora Hangs Self in Central Police Cell
Dayton authorities report Frank Sahora who had been jailed for shooting Charles Lowe in North Dayton Sunday night hanged himself in his cell using a leather belt at 8 PM. Lowe remains in critical condition at a local hospital.
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Dayton
Frank Sahora
Charles Lowe
Central
Lowe
Sahara
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