Logan area services and an open job leads to a strange turn
A jumble of business ads and a serialized western tale fills the page. Mentions Logan Ohio auto services, a bar fight between Gordon Lille and Brendon at the Red Light and a post office job opening in Pawnee Oklahoma. The scene describes Lille's conflict with Payne's followers and a fight that ends with Lille victorious. The narrative closes with Lille resigning from his job to pursue future opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon W Lse
Restaurent
Joe Craig
Artin
Tom Benton
Smarting Wooder
Benton
Jeff Haer
Sgambler
Caldwell
Tony
Craig
Tony Harrison
Bar K Ranch
Situs Moore
Boxth
Cathwell
Gordon Lille
David Payne
Indian Territory
Lillie
Payne
Gordon Lillie
Wellington
Pawnee
Okla
Lille
Gerdor Jake
Shev
Olson
Fimi
Delian Aent
Filmi Roins
Amd
Billie O Rons li
Javi
MSU
Tim Tormentor
Vaid
Willy Ure Potter
Kod
Srendon
Lie
Bresdon
Brendan
Frendan
Patr
Adam
Brendon
May Woods
Strangle Holts
Gougin
Craft Shoppe Ad Promotes New Holiday Gift Items
An old Trade journal snippet lists gifts and prices from The Craft Shoppe and Kreig’s Pharmacy including cedar design accents, candle sticks, nut bowls, and a 130 inch cedar radio unit. The ad mentions a model radio console priced around 300 and other electrical goods for holiday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreig
B.C. A
Krete
Gliss
Card of Thanks From Jacksonville Community
A note of gratitude from the Tester family thanks friends neighbors and the Pythian sisters for support during mother's illness. They also thank the Rev Donnally for consolation and the funeral director GF Wallace for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notehbars
Pythian Sisters
Jacksonville
Charlotte Tester
Donnally
GF. Wallace
Christmas Candies and Bakery Orders Open Now
Mundy Smarles A Grim of Athens Ohio announces Christmas bakery offerings including fruit cake and baked goods. Emma F Grim estate admin in Athens County Ohio appointed and qualified by S M Johnson probate judge dated November 10 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson Lamber Ca
Mbin
Ohin
AN & Electric Co
Adlér Co
Frasin Brothers
Mundy
Smarles A. Grim
Athens
Ohio
Emma F. Grim
Athens County
M. Johnson
Said
Ohio Baptists Youth Union Convenes in Akron
Nov 26 Baptists from across Ohio attend the Baptists' Young People's Union convention after a gathering began last night. Nov 28 St Marys reports the body of Mary Anderson, 72, widow, found in an open cistern at her home. authorities believe an accidental fall is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Baptists’ Young People’s Union
ST. Marys
Mary Anderson
Forbes Freed From Leavenworth After Promising Facts
Former Veterans Bureau head Col Charles R Forbes is released from Leavenworth penitentiary with vows to reveal new facts about those responsible for his imprisonment and to clear the name of Frederick Cook and Warren G Harding. He plans a memoir after visiting his 93 year old mother in Plymouth Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Bureau
Erwin I. Femrite
United Press Star
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kas
Col
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Forbes
Frederick Cook
North Pole
Warren G. Harding
Prom Dia
Dr. Cook
Harding
Plymouth
Mass
T. B. White
Chicago
George A. Carpenter
Anmal Veterans’ Bureau
Clarence Horn Dies in Oak Hospital Athens Ohio
Clarence Horn born May 1 1883 in Medina died at Oak Hospital after a long career with Poston coal and financial interests in Nelsonville and Athens He was a longtime Ohio University commerce instructor and founder of a senior prize funded by a trust His widow Sarah Murphy Horn and six siblings survive in Ohio and New Hampshire colleagues recall his business acumen and community service in Athens and Maones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate School of Business Administration
Nelsonville
Sarah Poston
Athens
Srrah. Murphey
Middleport
Commerce Department
University i
Poston
Ar. Horn
Poston Coal
C. I. Poston
T. R. Biddle
Ohio
Ma Ones
Tt First Methodist Church
Mutual Home
Vinggy Associaion
Kiwaninn
Albeos Country Club
Horn
School of Commerce
Ohin Univ
Univer
Rules That State Cannot Set Price For Cattle Killed
WARREN November 26. Judge Fred J. Hay ruled the state department of agriculture lacked authority to arbitrarily set the price for cattle condemned after tuberculin tests. In the case of C. B. Wale versus County Vietor, Wade sought to stop Tarbill from testing his herd arguing fixed payments of 50 dollars for grade cattle and 380 for purebreds were illegal. Judge Hay declared such government action unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Lumber Magnate M. M. Jenkins Dies After Lumber Fall
Kenton Nov 26 M M Jenkins 69 owner and manager of the Kenton Lumber Company died from injuries after a pile of lumber fell on him pinning him to the ground several days ago. He directed the firm and was a longtime local business figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
M. M. Jenkins
Kenton Lumber Company
Boy Dies After Trailer Accident at Ben Hur Event
In Greenfield on November 26 Samuel Mortimer, age 12, died from injuries when a war wagon trailer carrying him toppled during a Ben Hur parade reenactment. The incident occurred as the chariot replica tilted, crushing his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Samuel Mortimer
Two Athens County boys head to Chicago show
Two Athens County 4-H champions from Amesville, WT H Johnson, Warren Kasler, and Ralph Frash travel to the International Livestock Show in Chicago. They won the Ohio State fair caponizing demonstration cup and will join 1200 4-H members for a program including cattle and hog judging and stock raising talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Chicago
WT. H. Johnson
Frm
Warren Kasler
Ralph Frash
Amesville
United States
Chieaso
Health official says Athens county has fewer contagious diseases
Dr J M Higgins health commissioner stated Saturday that Athens county now shows less contagious disease than in several years. He noted fall often brings illness but the community is freer of disease than usual, with few contagious cases even in the poorest Hocking valley areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. M. Higgins
Doctor Higgins
Hocking Valley
Steel and General Motors Lead Market Gains
In New York on November 26, Steel and General Motors rose back to market leadership, lifting the entire market. Copper prices are expected to rise, aiding gains for producers like Kennecott, and profits were absorbed with prices holding near peak levels amid buoyant demand and a strong overall tone in the steel, utility, tobacco, and railroad sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General
jSurling
Evenecott
Howe
Sound
Salumel
Arizona
Kennecott
New York
C. PU. Steel
General Motors
New Haven
Misgrouri Pacific
Wall Street
Financial Review
Riots Denied Amid Eastern Steel Market Shifts
Reports from Moscow and Rumani a riot claim were denied by authorities as steel prices rose to 45.49 a ton and the Dow Jones index showed gains. The piece notes steady progress in eastern industrial sectors with improved conditions in basic industries by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stecks
Eigar
Moscow
Rumania
Russia
Browns Attend Funeral of Mrs Margaret Morgan
Chairle and Belle Brown were in Marietta Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Morgan 85 who died Thursday from bronchial pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chairle
Belle Brown
Marietta
Margaret Morgan
Radio Program Grid and Ohio Utilities Probe Request
A busy Sunday radio schedule lists WEAF WLZ WSB WLS and many other stations with programs from WEAF NBC and local orchestras. The article ends with Ohio Senator Walsh urging federal aid for a congressional investigation into electric power company mergers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSB
NBC
WEAF
Atlantic City
WLS
Nyc
WEA
WAM
Cleveland
Cleveland Orchestra
Jenea
neTyon Gill
Ohio
Columbus
URM
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
iThomas J. Walsh
Montana
Variety puzzle of eight letter words and clues
A cryptic collection of eight letter word clues spanning meat, weight, verbs, nouns, and objects. Each clue hints at a specific term, with references to animals, objects, actions, and forms, forming a diverse word puzzle from a historical page.
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Logan
Staddock
SMITH
Overland
Dodge
Willye-Knight
Knight Motor Co
Burdett & Rehrer
McCcray Insurance Agency
Logan Book Shop
MAST'S_RESTAURANT
Red Star Bus
James Mast
Try Us
Rheadon
Breadon
Ejlia
Brenana
Tile
Tahe
Efe
Tiger J
Brestl
Lilie
Maat Woods
Pate
Henry
Ereadon
Panncky
Glouster
Gia Frischaut
Rekrt
Helser
Than Sisters
All Man Lutheran Church
Anton
William Th
Ago
Thorhie and
Pythwinver
Gebel
Eames
Milluetli_G
Carperiter Hardware Co
Onlo Baptists
COOK
Clarence Horn
Cn Oak Hospital
Hoy
Tratler
N.Y. O
Atlens
Dally Crains
Dally
Athena
Tratos
Art Athens
Danly
Sun
Tratas
Baltimore & Omo
Alan
Lady Cobham
London
England
Capetown
South Africa
Atwater Kent
Capitol Theatre
WLZ
Coullier
WWI
Detroit
WAP
WCX
WIR
Tim
Church
Grgan
WGCO
Mplu
St. Paul
American Legion
Gallo
Editha Fleischer
Alexander Bratlowsky
Wie
National Radio Vespers
Don Amaizo
the Wizard Kdra
Vityburgh
Edica Little Symphony
WGY
Schenectady
NDC Weap
Mondays
Thomas Buscte
Webber & Fields
B.C
Fritz Reach
Dresden Opera
New York Symphony
John Charles Thomas
Patone
Weber & Fields
Goldman
WEFT
WTIC
Wtag
West, Witt
Atlanta
Vic Myers
WJZ
WRG
WPG
Traymore Orchestre
Tali Cedars
Follies Bergare Orchestra
WLW
Cincinna
Home Fires
Ministrels
Big Henry Thels
WSALI
Cinsinnati
WBAL
WEAP
WTAM
Clevelant
Iop
Dante Orchestra
Raedle
Wear
Wcx-Wit
Betratt
Venetian Ensemble
Lingeman Minstre
NRG Pragram
WOS
Jefferon City
Kemper
Mt. A. Rand
Ivog
Rne Vos Ramblers
WDAP
Kanes City
WEAT
WSM
Nashville
WIZ
Hsabe Acee
Wsit Euie Troke
New Rare
Foo
Gregan
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Little Symphony
NDC
WQY
NEC
WEAY
Springfetd
Toxy and His Gang
Oleppo Dram Corps
Ts Teaterday
Niowepa
Ante Sathana
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