Nelsonville Rural Sale and Local Notices
A Nelsonville update lists onion car for sale at fright house with prices noted, a millinery sale by Hannah Parry, and a car of Ohio seed potatoes at Hocking Valley depot. Also reports local Masonic election, Maccabees meeting, and a long list of Thanksgiving visits and residents’ travels in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fright House
BE. Lambert
Hannah Parry
Poplar St
Nelsonville
Car of Ohio
Hocking Valley Depot
J. D. Backus
War ends reported by 37th Division in France
Safe and Happy and Mrs William Morgan received a cable from their son in the 37th Division announcing the war’s end. He noted all twenty-three men in his medical unit were cheerful and in good spirits in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Laughling
Machine Gun Co
108Th Infantry
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ohio State University
Battle of Catelet
St. Quentin
Charles P. Laughlin
M. E
Nelsonville
Ralph
John Shannon
Jack
Columbus
J. L. Jack
Charles Wright
Camp Sherman
Grace Wright
Zale Kemp
John Rhodes
Charles Rhodes
Louise Hyde
Columbus School For Girls
J. M. Hyde
Robert
Anna Morgan
D. J. Chapman
Lila Chapman
Sawyer
A. B. Wells
Athens
Sergt. Bernard Lama
B. E. Lama
Ed Betts
Gladys
Donald Betta
Dora Betts
Misa Michael Betts
John Edington
Elizabeth
Eleanor Edington
Than
Hazel Edington
Misa Florence Emish
Harry Edgell
Logan
Charles Edgell
Raymond Fluke
William Morgan
France
Road Dragging Outpaces Other Maintenance Costs
Road dragging remains ahead of other maintenance in both results and economy even at maximum costs, signaling it as the leading method for upkeep.
Traffic Control Urges Full Width Road Usage
Officials advise drivers to use the entire lane width and maintain steady speeds to improve flow. Pedestrians and cyclists are reminded to stay within designated paths and follow local signals for safety.
War Savings Stamps urged as rainproof for workers
An editorial from the Cincinnati Enquirer argues for continuing War Savings Stamps in 1919. It says labor prospers, business profits, and investors should build a permanent class with weekly bonds of up to a million dollars, possibly more, to weather postwar readjustment and ease tax strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Sager
Secretary of the Treasury
Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio Leads Nation in War Savings Stamp Sales for October
Treasury figures show Ohio sold 3.763 million dollars in War Savings Stamps for October, 1.85 per capita, with New York and Pennsylvania following. Total Ohio sales reach 76.49 million by Nov 1, while New York and Pennsylvania totals exceed 60 million. Over 3.7 million Ohio residents own stamps, and the state projects strong year-end sales amid remaining unredeemed pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States Treasury Department
Washington
Ohio
New York City
State
Pennsylvania
Texas
Ilinois
Treasury Department
New York
Ohio War Savings Committee
McCall Mentioned as Peace Delegate
Gov Samuel W McCall of Massachusetts is being prominently named as the Republican member of the American peace delegation. He has stood out as a lawyer, congressman, governor and author of works on political subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Emenanty
Congress
War Savings Stamps Guide for Christmas Giving in 1917
Columbus report urges using War Savings Stamps as Christmas gifts to support government debts and wartime financing. Officials note scarce usual gifts but plentiful stamps, with value growing monthly for both giver and receiver and a strong patriotic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Ohio War Savings Committee
State War Savings Committee
Americans Stand By War Savings Pledges Says Treasury
All 100 per cent Americans are making good their War Savings Stamp pledges. Your promises to buy are considered a serious obligation by the Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Follow the Good Road to a Prosperous Town and Farms
The phrase outlines a rural development creed urging adherence to a practical route that links road guidance to growth. It emphasizes nourishment of a town and its surrounding farms through steady, disciplined progress along the proper path.
Dragging Public Roads Improves Highway Economy
The article argues that regularly dragging public roads at the proper time is probably the most economical method of highway improvement, emphasizing efficiency and environmental practicality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
C. L. King Co
Washington Street
Philadorean Lodge
Masonic Hall
Maccabees
Ladies of the Maccabees
Hocking Valley
C. W. Cable
Vesper Shafer
Emmett Mitchell
McHarg
Abner Juniper
Clarence
T. BE. Wells
Leona
Sherman
Fred Voigt
Ens
Margaret Hall
Mary Ledley
Miles Howe
Orlie Rider
Roy Hawk
Wm. Lancaster
Joseph Stedem
John Zeller
Than Edington
Clifford Sanders
Chester Edgar
Great Lakes
Fred Edington
Elizabeth Lowden
Ori Griffith and Sons
Mary Howe
Clyde Littler
Alice Lama
Kingston
C. E. Jewett
Fred Mulligan
Alice Mulligan
Thos. Mulligan
EB. E. Bell
Elma Bell
Glouster
D. Stedem
J. E. Cantry
Joseph
Joan McMillan
C. Jackson
Hillsboro
Jackson
Hazel Hall
Neva Edwards
Charles Newton Wheeler
Frances Newton
Emmett Quest
H. P. Quest
John Hoodlet
Rhea
Val Davis
Ruth
Harry Mounts
Pearl Davis
Cora Collins
Inez Grace
Emma Emery
Murray City
Ed Kourt
Martha Keyss
Lessie Johnson
A. A. Jones
Blanche Clouster
Hillaboro
O. C. Jackson
Neil Preston
H. J. Meark
Wellston
A. F. Sterling
John Aug
Sterling
Ralph W. McLaughlin
Ralph W. McLaughliin
Charles R. Lauglin
Gillemont Farm
Old Reliable
Arbucklea
Premier
Unicon
Lenox
Mascot
Star
Swift Pride
New York State
the Fulton Grocery
McCall
America
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Swanson Furniture Co
N. Court St
Athens Electric Co
W.S.S
National Woolen Mills
West
Washington St
W. R. Blanchard
Nelsonville, Ohio
Nelsonville Dry Goods CO
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