Athens County votes show tight contest and party split
The piece notes a small Republican plurality in Athens amid strong Wright opposition and a weak organization for Douglas. It critiques D R Richards and Bryson, mentions Joseph Jordan’s lone campaign, and questions Roosevelt’s gains while accusing Mayor Day of partisan missteps.
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Roosevelt
Athens County
Joseph Jordan
Athens Journal
Wright
Jordan
Barth
Douglas
Athens
Daisy Lewis Weds Charlie W Clark at Maple Street Home
In the pleasant home of Mr and Mrs W A Lewis at 16 Maple Street on November 3 Miss Daisy Lewis married Mr Charlie W Clark of Athens. Dr W L Slutz officiated before about forty guests. A luncheon followed and many beautiful presents were given to the couple.
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W. A. Lewis
Maple Street
Daisy Lewis
Charlies W. Clark
Athens
W. L. Slutz
Henderson and Donaldson Bride Wed at Methodist Parsonage
A joyous marriage ceremony united Jesse W. Henderson and Miss Grace J L Donaldson on November 3 at the Methodist parsonage. Rev W L Slutz officiated. Henderson, a mechanic, already owns a home on Lancaster street where the couple will reside. Grace Donaldson is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Donaldson of Ames township.
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Jesse W. Henderson
Grace JL. Donaldson
W. L. Slutz
Henderson
Lancaster Street
Bruce Donaldson
Ames Township
Radford Resumes Town Visit After Hand Injury
Elmer B. Radford, who lost three fingers on his right hand while operating a wood planer at Rardin's planning mill a few days ago, was in town Friday to have his wounds dressed. He had worked at Rardin's for nearly four years and this was his first mishap.
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Elmer B. Radford
Rardin
Rardin’s
Bain Visit Highlights Thacker Dry Goods Manager in Athens
James P. Bain the Thacker Dry Goods manager at Nelsonville was a Sunday visitor in Athens visiting local shops and meeting residents during his trip.
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James P. Bain
Thacker
Nelsonville
Athens
Hoodlet Family Visit in Marshfield
W C Hoodlet and his daughter spent Sunday in Marshfield visiting relatives and staying as guests.
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W. C. Hoodlet
Marshfield
City Council Votes on Street Improvements and Names
The City Council met in regular session with Mayor Day presiding and members Campbell Eckley Hedges Bower Junod and McVay present. They referred a North Congress sidewalk petition to the street committee and passed an ordinance to rename West Mulberry street to Park Place. The mayor’s October report was accepted and a State street paving estimate totaling 3809.43 dollars was approved for front footage assessment. The council discussed street cleaning plans and appointed George Haning street commissioner at two dollars per day. Several bills were approved and the council adjourned to next Monday.
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Campbell
Eckley
Hedges
Bower
Junod
McVay
Day
Golden
Congress Street
West Mulberry Street
Park Place
Mulberry Street
University Terrace
Biddison
Chubb
Dean Avenue
Smith Street
James West
West
Reliable Pill Brand DeWitt’s Early Risers Promoted
The advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the most dependable relief, sold by Cline's Pharmacy. The copy emphasizes reliability and market familiarity, presenting the product as a trusted cathartic option.
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DeWitt
Cline
Chauncey to Vote in Village Incorporation Election
Chauncey residents will decide village status next Saturday with candidates for mayor John M Lahugh John P Reed and James R Welling clerk Samuel Willis Kay C Gardner treasurer A H England marshal Will Thompson D W Hauns and ten councilmen including Charles E Miller William Smith William Nye Benjamin Ferrell Peter Pendergrass Albert Birge W V Sprague Robert Hixon L R Tittle and Oscar Six.
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John M. Lahugh
John P. Reed
James R. Welling
Samuel Willis
Kay C. Gard
A. H. England
Will Thompson
D. W. Hauns
Charles E. Miller
William Smith
William Nye
Benjamin Ferrell
Peter Pendergrass
Albert Birge
W. V. Sprague
Robert Hixon
L. R. Tittle
Oscar Six
Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets Ad
Pimples on the face acne liver spots and sallow skin will disappear with Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. Pills touch the liver and urge action while pellets strengthen bowels and digestion. Avoid violent purgatives. Sold by W. H. McKee. Entire treatment 25c.
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Ramon
W. H. McKee’s
Bears the Signature of Casto Rit Love
A fragmented OCR line reads Bears the Signature of CASTO RIT The Kind You Have At Love with unclear surrounding context. The readable portion hints at a product or brand mention but provides no event date place or organization.
Liquor cases of Ashton and Banks moved to higher court
The liquor cases of Jack Ashton and W. E. Banks were taken to the common pleas court on error from Mayor Day's court. The bills of exceptions were filed yesterday. Hearings on grounds including compliance with the Jones law and validity of the mayor's finding are expected at the upcoming term beginning Monday.
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Common Pleas Court
Mayor Day's Court
Mayer Day
Banks
Ashton
State of
Ohio
The
Bradbury
Local News Notes From Coolville Ridge
Mrs. Joseph Kelley remains ill with little change. Edna Evans of Judson assists her aunt Mrs Elizabeth Reader and visits her parents for a few days. Lucy Frost visited her sister Mrs Elbert Sams of Long Run last week. Mary Weatherby stayed with Anna Hawk of Judson. Mrs George Heartley spent last week in Athens for Saints meetings. Mr and Mrs William Fulton attended Sunday services. Edward Cranmer attended preaching at Clark's Chapel on Sunday.
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Edna Evans
Judson
Elizabeth Reader
Lucy Frost
Elbert Sams
Long Run
Mary Weatherby
Anna Hawk
George Heartley
Athens
Saints
William Fulton
Edward Cranmer
Clark’s Chapel
Tuesday GLO Hold Meeting On Athens Municipal Problems
The Tuesday Club met at Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Lowe’s North High street home with about forty five attendees. Speakers included Alston Ellis Williams Abderman A B Price and C H Henderson discussing Athens municipal organizations and results of their efforts. W B Lawrence spoke on the new Commercial Club. Clara Bancroft sang a solo. meeting adjourned to November 20 at the home of A E Price Elmwood Place.
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T. L. Lowe
North High Street
Athens
Alston Ellis
Dean Williams
Abderman
A. B. Price
C. H. Henderson
De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve Favored by Many Families
The salve is recommended for a wide range of uses including piles and is a longstanding staple in thousands of households. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is marketed as a trusted remedy and is sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
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DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Cline
First National Bank of Giouster Authorized to Open
The First National Bank of Gious ter is authorized to commence business with capital stock of 265000. S. Danford will be president and Howard V. Speer cashier.
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First National Bank of
Giouster
S. Danford
Howard V. Speer
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George Utler
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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United States
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Arthur Wolfe
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George Haning
James McCormick
William Webb
Eli Roush
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Athens Gas & Electric Light Company
Pacific Flush Tank Company
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Veneer Door Company
E. C. Burchfield
C. L. Biddison
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L. W. Roberts
W. A. Mills
H. L. Wheaton
F. W. Port
Harry Jourden
W. H. Beard
Charles DeMolet
J. W. Oxley
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Wolf Brothers
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Ner
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W. E. Banks
Coolville Ridge
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Sloane Building
Isaac Newton
Athens, Ohio
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