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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
4
The article reflects on rising independent voting power and reform in party politics. It cites Cleveland Leader analysis and argues for cleaner campaigns, better nominations, and leadership by strong, progressive figures aligned with Rooseveltian Republicanism. It notes tensions around saloon issues and local governance.
A vigor for hard work is urged with phrases about turning the shoulder to the wheel and grunting if necessary, implying success comes from personal effort and persistence. The tone echoes a motivational, no excuses stance aimed at individual achievement.
M. M. Bridge of Columbus spent Sunday here on his way home from Carbondale where he instituted a lodge of Red Men Saturday night.
The colonel’s antagonism to Captain Plumer over Marian Prim’s hand leads to daily rebukes and a sword mix up. A window scene reveals the sword absence, prompting reminder of guard duties. Surgeon Todd advises rest and orderly planning, and Marian’s engagement to Plumer is announced, ending in the colonel’s recovery and reluctant acceptance.
Judge Joseph M. Wood led with 4628 votes for Common Pleas Judge while the secretary of state candidate topped 4527. County turnout dropped 419 from last year to 7307 with Republicans gaining 1097 and Democrats losing 669. Prohibitionists, socialists, and socialist labor party tallies are noted by precincts, Athens and Nelsonville saw declines, and Athens County remains solidly Republican.
Ra mon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets claim to strengthen the liver and digestive organs so they work independently and fortify constitution against future trouble. Entire treatment priced at 25 cents, sold by W. F. McKee.
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