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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1918

Page

2

Farm Bureau in the County Keeps Farmers Organized

The Farm Bureau is a farmer led body backed by federal, state, and county funds. It unites county agriculture to educate and assist, with the County Agent as the State Agricultural College representative. Since its start eighteen months ago Athens County reports progress and a long list of achievements from grain prices to soil testing and farm records.

Farm Bureau Ita Chamber of Commerce Grane County Fair Board Couny State Agricultural College Athens County Dureau

Stomach Indigestion Ad Declares Cure All

An advertising copy promotes Miona stomach tablets as a guaranteed cure for indigestion. It claims sour stomach, fermentation and distress after eating are cured by this prescription sold by McKee Drug Co and druggists with a money back guarantee.

McKee Drug Co

London expert claims wireless messages from distant Paris

A London wireless telegraphy expert asserts he receives radio messages from Paris using the frame of an iron bedstead as the antenna.

London Paris

HUN KINGS JOIN Down and Out Club in Germany

German royal ranks collapse as three kings abdicate and a dozen dukes and princes follow. The Kaiser faces a mass abdication trend as Saxony Württemberg and Bavaria rulers resign amid upheaval.

HUN Kings Germany Saxony Wurttemburg Bavaria

Funeral Notices and Local Visitors Reported in The Plains

The Plains community records include the Ball family mourning a nephew's funeral. Mrs Lon Humphrey and her baby visited relatives in Canaanville. Nellie Giesicke stayed with sister Anna in Athens. Merwin Stauffer and wife were there Sunday and Monday. Meda Evans Willis died of pneumonia. Morielle Shields returned from Hazel Wolfe's in Connets. Fred Slater and son Edgar of Hocking ill with flu. Herb McDoonald listed as sick.

George Ball Lon Humphrey Baby Canaanville Nellie Giesicke Anna Athens Merwin Stauffer Meda Evans Willis Morielle Shields Hazel Wolfe Connetts Fred Slater Edgar Hocking Herb McDoonald

Nerve system of stomach praised in patient testimonial

Mrs J Groce of Nelsonville Ohio credits Dr Parker's Treatment with curing her indigestion and constipation after months in bed. She says one box gave relief and three boxes cured her, allowing solid foods and self care again.

Dr. Parker Mrs. J. Groce Walnut St Nelsonville Ohio

Indigestion Remedy Praised by Mrs Grace

Dr George B Parker of Athens Ohio promotes a treatment for indigestion and constipation claiming it helped Mrs Grace. The product is sold by Cline's and all druggists.

Grace Geo. B. Parker M. D Athens Ohio Cline's

County Farmers To Convene With National Speaker

W. A. Lloyd of the U S Department of Agriculture will speak at a mass meeting of Athens County farmers on Saturday during Thanksgiving week November 80. The Athens County Farm Bureau will climax its weeklong campaign to boost membership and coordinate a county wide master plan for food production reconstruction. Similar meetings will be held across Ohio and other states to present and adopt the agricultural program detailing county work aligned with current food needs.

W. A. Lloyd States Relation Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Athens

All Exams Off By Local Board Canceled

All physical examinations by the local board are discontinued and the ten registrants who were to be examined Friday are notified that the examination will not be held.

Great Silence Across The Front Sets Alarm In Camp

In St Mihiel during a heavy barrage an officer passes a rolling kitchen by a roadside fire. The cook winds an alarm clock and sets the dial to the flames to wake the troops for morning musters. He says a night of noise does not disturb him, having worked in an all night Chicago railroad yard restaurant.

Paris United Press St. Mihiel Stont Chicago

Minors Elect Officers in a Few Weeks

In Sub District One of District Six the biennial UMW election will be held the second week in December for a two year term starting April 1, 1919. One president, one vice president, one secretary treasurer and three auditors will be chosen with unofficial returns guiding the result.

Glouster United Mine Workers Wiliam Robinett Jacksonville Robinet Sanford Snyder Athens Robert Marshall Tommy Dears Murray Herman Theison Millfield Pete Joyce Hollister W. H Zaleski Bill) Williams F. W. Quayle Auditing Board Robert Bell

Funeral services for Joseph Burt Burtnett

Joseph Burtnett aged 65 died after a lingering illness and funeral services were held at the late home near Fairview this morning at 10 o clock.

Joseph Burtnett Fairview Burtnett

New White Front Grocery Opening In Glouster

A new store opens next Saturday in the Odd Fellow building run by R. J. Thompson and Frank A. Ogden. The ad invites customers to contact Des Antle or call telephone 86 for assistance. Nearby, a carload of choice potatoes is available on Glouster siding. Copenhagen engineers experiment with producing turpentine from fir trees using roots, twigs, and trunks.

Glouster R. J. Thompson Frank A. Ogden New York City Copenhagen

Albany Institute Called Off Due to Flu Quarantine

Farmers Institute at Albany canceled by state because of flu quarantine. Albany schools closed and all public gatherings forbidden. Also notes Liberty Bond payment due November 21 and bond sale terms. Mentions record iron ore production in the U.S. and Chicago packing company using 12 ton capacity refrigerator trucks.

DeLashmutt Farmers Institute Albany Tomorow Chalcago Packing Company

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