Proposed Amendments to the Ohio Constitution Text
Long text outlines proposed amendments to the Ohio constitution including sections 18 to 22 of article II and section 2 of article XII. It records legislative process, governor's veto power, reconsideration, and passage requirements. Official certification by Secretary of State A Thompson details dates and signatures.
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Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule Change
Notice to teachers announces monthly exams on the first Saturday or the following Monday if needed. Boxwell Examinations are set for the third Saturday in April and the second Saturday in May, per Clerk D. C. Jackson.
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D. C. Jackson
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Safe in Athens Testimony
Athens resident Mrs. J. L. Edmundson reports severe side and back pain attributed to kidney trouble improved after using four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. She says sleep returned and she was cured, urging others to use this remedy. Sold by Henderson's drug store and all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
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Athens
Doan
J. L. Edmundson
West Washington Street
Henderson's
Foster-Milburn Co
Puffalo
New York
Solr
United
Coal Car Shortage Threatens Late Season Shipments
The lake coal congestion has eased and shipments resume, but a car shortage looms as rail lines run short on freight cars. Local roads struggle to supply box cars for miscellaneous trade while shops work through damaged orders. Analysts expect care in this territory to command a premium before winter.
Local notices from Coolville and vicinity readers
Mrs Rachel Jones returned Friday from Jefferson county where she spent weeks with relatives. Mrs Annie Kirker of Logan visited Parkersburg then parks area. Miss May Kirker went to Boston for Conservatory of Music. Miss Nelle Cole came from Coolville. Mrs Gilmore visiting Nelsonville. Temperance rally at Methodist Episcopal church Saturday with Rev A R Farrar. he preaches in Coolville Sunday and Troy Church near Frost Sunday afternoon.
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Rachel Jones
Jefferson County
Annie Kirker
Logan
Parkersburg
May Kirker
Sarah Brewster
Little Hecking
Dye
Miss Kirker
Boston
Conservatory of Music
Fred Wilson
Meigen County
Elias Wilson
Nelle Cole
Coolville
Gilmore
Nelsonville
Charles Knoynes
Little Hocking
Watson Webster
Muscatine
Iowa
Miss Dora
Roy
Howard Webster
Missela Tiegsie
Myrtle Russell
Ola Foster
Frank Mars
Earl Holdren
Newburg
Scarlett
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. R. Farrar
Troy Church
Frost
Ene Jones
New England
Guysville
The
Baptist Church
G. E B. Kreeger
Cal Atkinson
Mise Knowles
Brewster
Dr Kings New Discovery Popular Cough Remedy Ad
John White of 38 Highland Ave Houston Maine reports a winter cough relief after using Dr Kings New Discovery. He notes the remedy banishes the cough quickly and praises its effectiveness. Sold at MekKee’s Drug Store with 50 cent and 1 dollar prices, trial bottle free.
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John White
Highland Ave
Houston
Maine
Dr. King
Still Inspecting Hocking Mines and Statewide Tour
The state mining commission continues mine inspections across Sugar Creek and nearby valleys as it moves toward Zanesville and then reports to the governor. National government efforts will augment the commission, guiding the legislature’s upcoming mining law code.
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Sugar Creek
Zanceville
General Assembly
Organize New Coal Company Formed in Columbus
The Carron Hill Coal company, a new Columbus coal mining firm, organized this week with A. B. Morrin as president B. F Sheren as vice president and treasurer and J. R. Cole as secretary. It owns coal lands near Sand fun in the Hockington district with over seven feet of coal. The mines are being equipped and coal will ship within three weeks. Offices will be in the Outlook Building Columbus.
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Carron Hill Coal Company
Columbus
A. B. Morrin
B. F . Sheren
J. R. Cole
Sand Fun
Hockington
Eeremny
Corporation
Outlook
Boom in Prospects for Meigs County Development
Pomeroy Ohio September reports a large oil and land development boom planned across Meigs County in fall and winter. C H Cameron of Brad ley and Cameron filed 110 leases totaling 10 900 acres in Olive Orange and Chester townships with Recorder Sayre. G A McLaughlin of Marietta holds leases in Scipio near Harrisonville and will send tools to begin work.
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Pomeroy, O
Meigs County
In County
C. H. Cameron
Bradley & Cameron, Wen
Sayre
Olive
Orange
Chester
Monroe County
Bhtereville
G. A. McLaughlin
Marietta
Scipio Township
Harrisonville
Local Social Notes From Albany Area
Mr and Mrs George Spring visited Athens last Thursday. Mrs Magele Wallace of Pomeroy guests of Mr and Mrs Fr M Whatley. Mr and Mrs Herley Reeves moved into Dr B C Vorhes property on Railroad street. Mr and Mrs Allen Blackwood of Darwin guests of Mr and Mrs F M Whaley last Thursday. Mrs Gorrie Crooks of Columbus visiting her parents Mr and Mrs O B Murphy. Mrs F Smith and daughter Winifred of Pomeroy attended funeral services for Earl Webb. Mrs Bari Holmes and children Mil dred and Costella left for Columbus. Miss Maude Carpenter an Aberhey visitor last Wednesday. Mrs Iva Bell returned home at Chaungey after Fort Webb funeral. Mrs O L Howard of Gallipolis visiting relatives here. Clayton Starr of Athens was in Albany last Monday.
After a heavy meal try Deans Regulets for easier bowels
A short notice promotes Dean's Regulets as a remedy to aid digestion after heavy meals. It claims to support the stomach liver and bowels with regular passages and ease.
Harmony Hill Social Notes
J C Coggeshall and H Nelent visited Parkersburg on Wednesday. Myrtle Tobey made a business trip to Toreh Friday. Mr and Mrs Fisher Smith and Mrs George McNamee and daughter spent Friday at Parkersburg. B Dalton spent Monday afternoon at Little Hocking. Frank Layner, inactive for some time, not much improved. A J Crawford visiting Rockland for several days. Glennie Russel went to Newmar Sunday. EM Richards returned Saturday from West Virginia. Edith Bachelor and son Carl of Ireland visited Mrs Jus Preston on Sunday. Livscott family spent Saturday afternoon at Lite Hocking.
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J. C. Coggeshall
H. Nelent
Parkersburg
Myrtle Tobey
Toreh
Fisher Smith
George McNamee
Dalton
Little Hocking
Frank Layner
A. J. Crawford
Rockland
Glennie Russel
Newmare
EM Richards
West Virginia
Edith Bachelor and
Carl
Ireland
Jus
Pireston
Mon
Livscott
Lite Hocking
The Churn Analogy and Dr. Pierce's Remedy Claim
An extended广告-like testimonial links churn cleanliness to health, claiming sour stomachs taint blood and body. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach ailments and skin diseases, offering a free booklet upon mailing a postal card.
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Dr. Pierce
Piegen
Larden
St. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Local Social Notes From Coolville Area
Coolville residents visit relatives in Marietta and Delaware while others plan moves and trips. Mrs J B Batley and children visit family in Coraopolis. Sandersons prepare Mourcheld goods for a Texas move. Leventz shifts hardware stock after Mathwk Chevalier's vacated space. Attendees report a good Parkersburg fair. F C Taylor and wife attend Bryan speech in Columbus. Hartnells spend Sunday in Athens with Mrs J Halliday Cline. Miss Starkey returns home due to ill health before the school year.
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J. B. Batley
Coraopolis
Pall
Rt. Sanderson
Texas
J. J. Leventz
Mathwk & Chevalier
Parkersburg
F.C. Taylor
Columbus
Bryan
J. &. Hartnell
Athens
J. Halliday Cline
Mary Starkey
Local Notes From Tick Ridge and Nearby
Born to Mr and Mrs Isaac Frost a son attended by friends over the weekend. A temperance lecture by Attorney Lewis at Judson drew many. Mrs Jane Anthony and granddaughter Alma visited the Misses Townsends near Athens. Eber Starkey improves after illness. Val Foreman moves into J Q Williams house while Samuel Laughlin erects a new dwelling on the Ridge.
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Isaac Frost
Lucy Evans
Tick Ridge
Attorney Lewis
Judson
Jane Anthony
Alma
Townsends
Athens
Eber Starkey
Val Foreman
J. Q Willams
Samuel Laughlin
Emancipation Day Celebrated by Glouster Colored Citizens
The Glouster colored community held a large Emancipation Day program on September 23 with crowds, music, a parade led by George Reed, and two floats highlighting education and literacy. Speakers included Karret Thompkins, Rev. Riddle, ex Governor James E. Campbell, Congressman Albert Douglas, and Rev. Ross. Douglas’ address drew broad praise.
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Old Town
High Street
George Reed
Germiey Theater
Nese Privicson
Athens
Gormley
Karret Thompkins
Columbus
Riddle
James E. Campbell
Albert Douglas
Chillicothe
Rev
Ross
Glouster
Douglass
Mr. Doughis
Local Social Notes From Albany and Nearby
Residents from Athens Point Rock Mt. Biance and Albany host visits and family gatherings. Delaine Merino sheep purchased for the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station at Wooster from P. G. Melers flock.
WOLFS PLAINS NOTES OF LOCAL RESIDENTS TRAVEL
Mrs. Fannie McCathran left Monday for Columbus to spend a week with relatives. Mr. James McHarg of Marshfield has visited relatives here for several days. Wendy Shott, a school teacher, was at Jerseyville for a day. Burl Coon has returned home from Imperial. Mrs. Mary Dowler visited Nelsonville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore and Derrell were at Union on Sunday. Miss Ida Campbell taught music at Murray City and was home over Sunday.
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Fannie McCathran
Columbus
James McHarg
Marshfield
Wendy Shott
Jerseyville
M. MecHarg
Lydia Beachout
Maggie Stage
Bundsy
Rose Ferguson
Burl Coon
Imperial
Mary Dowler
Nelsonville
Harry Moore
Gon. Derrell
Union
Ida Campbell
Murray City
Guy Cooley
Jessie Bolin
Pittsburg
Graham's Chapel Attendance At Temperance Lecture
Residents from Graham's Chapel attended an temperance lecture at Judson school Wouge on Sunday afternoon. Several visitors including Mrs Porton and family joined hosts Mr and Mrs Orange Butts at South Canaan Fremont. Numerous townsfolk from Clark's Chapel Guysville and Meigs county were cited as visiting or hosting over the weekend.
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Emperance
Judson School
Southerton Rites Held for 98 Year Old at Chauncey
The funeral services for James P. Southerton of Sand Ridge were held at the Chauncey MFB church conducted by Rev J Lang. He was 98 and survived by four sons and two daughters. Burial followed in Nye Cemetery.
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Chauncey, O
James P. Southerton
Sand Ridge
Chauncey M. FB
J. Alang
Southerton
Nye
Temperance Lectures Announced at Two Churches
A temperance lecture will be held at Chauncey M. E. church Friday at 7 PM by Rev. Farrar and again Sunday evening September 27. Hon A. E. Price will speak at the Church of Christ in Nyetown. Everyone is invited.
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Chauncey M. E
Farrar
A. E. Price
Church of Christ In Nyetown
Nyetown Notes and Visits Highlight Community Social News
Wade Young and family visited relatives in Carbondale while Cuyler Law, recently treated at a Colombues hospital, returned home Monday. Charles Bradfield traveled to Athens on business. Bible class at Church of Christ Saturdays at 7. Mrs. Dave Hall and family hosted her Cleveland brother. Mrs Dora France and daughters were called to Broadwell by a relative’s death. Lloyd Martin family returned from Wellston. William Mitchell family also visited Marshfield relatives. H F Love of Nyetown plans a Jacksonville move. Born to Louis Novoec and wife of Splintertown, a boy.
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Nyetown
Wade Young
Carbondale
Cuyler Law
Colombues
Charles Bradfield
Athens
Church of Christ
Dave Hall
Cleveland
Dora France
Charles Miller
William Nye
Broadwell
Lloyd Martin
Wellston
William Mitchell
Marshfield
H. F. Love
Jacksonville
Louis Novoec
Splintertown
Thomas' Electric Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief
Advertisement style claim for Everybody's filenua and Thomas' electric oil asserts cures for toothache earache sore throat heals cuts bruises and stops any pain with broad restoration promises. No verifiable details or endorsements provided.
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Filenua
Respected Hockingport Citizen Dies at Home
Mr Lee Sheets of Hockingport Oklahoma passed away at his Bartlettsville home on Friday September 25. The well regarded man and church supporter donated land for a church and a cemetery plot. His body to be brought to Salmia West Virginia for burial. family and friends express deep sympathy.
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Lee Sheets
Bartlettsville
Okla
Sheets
Salenia Island
W .Va
Baptist Church
Alice Curtis Sheets
E. A. Dutton
Hockingport
Horace Knowles
Jackson
Portsmouth
Walter Dutton
Columbus
E. K. Parker
Richard Nixon
Fred Nixon
Wellston
Pittsburg
Vaughn Sheets
Chicago
Oklahoma
Change of H. V. Officials At Hocking Valley
H. B. Dunman appointed traffic manager after the reorganization of the Hocking Valley railroad. H. I. Wasson becomes general agent as the former assistant freight agent position is abolished.
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H. V
H. B. Dunman
Hocking Valley Railroad
H. I. Wasson
Asessatant Freight
Popular Excursions From Athens for Fairs and Conventions
Travel desk advertises special excursions from Athens to Cincinnati Denver and other destinations for events including the Grand Lodge centennial celebration Knights Templar conclave and National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention. Fares vary from $1.50 to $54.95 with multiple sale dates and routes including one way colonist fares to western states and home seekers trips on a rotating monthly schedule.
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Cincinnati
Fere
Athens
Grand Lodge
Mazens
Oho
Faure
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Col
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Knights Templar
Ohio
Alberta
Arizona
British Columbia
California
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Bean
J. A. Larrabe
Chillicothe
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D. C. Webb
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Blanche Slaughter
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
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