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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1902

Page

3

Out of Town News Notes and Local Moves

Out of town news mentions Hamley Run at age 54 and Freda Shaw improving from the pick list. Charles Hunter took a business trip to Nelsonville Saturday. Theron Young returned home to the Black Hills after visiting Aaron Young family. Cooper Hunter moved to Logan due to smallpox. George Dowler and wife visited Nelsonville Friday. Dock Young and family visited friends in Nelsonville Saturday. Jess Carsey works as a bass coal hauler for Continental Coal Company at Kimberly.

Freda Shaw Charles Hunter Nelsonville Theron Young Aaron Young Black Hills South Dakota Cooper Hunter Logan George Dowler Dock Young Jess Carsey Continental Coal Company Kimberly

Smallpox Closure Impacts Local Churches

The section reports all churches closed due to a smallpox scare. It notes Geo. W. Reeves visiting Zelda on Sunday with friends, Wilson buying property at Mineral and building a house, and Mr. Jake Philipps and family visiting C. M. Jady's home in Wilksville last week.

Geo. W. Reeves Zelda Xery Wilson Mineral Jake Philipps Wilksville C. M. Jady

Community Notes from Local Visit and School Opening

Bert Shirley of Armadale visited Will Hoisington on Sunday. Utica school opened with Miss Willie Barrow as teacher. C. A. McGill of Buchtel visited family here. J. R. Rathburn and wife visited James Morrison at New England. Eli Brook recovering after bee tree fall. Mrs. Mary Totman and family moved to Marion. Miss Oma Frost ill with scarlet fever.

Bert Shirley Armadale Will Hoisington Utica Willie Barrow C. A. McGill Buchtel J. R. Rathburn James Morrison New England Eli Brook Mary Totman Marion Oma Frost

Preaching and social visits noted in Wolf's Plains community

Sunday evening preaching at the M. E. church planned. Families moving and visiting include Peter Martin relocating to Athens, Mr and Mrs Price and Mr and Mrs Straits from Straitsville visiting Ben Verity, and many others hosting or visiting relatives in Athens Chauncey Bailey Run Nelsonville and Lancaster. Typhoid recovery mentioned for Vine Courtney and Albert Matheny, and rheumatic fever improving for Mrs Fanny McCathran.

M. E Peter Martin Athens Anna Courtney Nelsonville Price Straits Straitsville Ben Verity Vine Courtney Albert Matheny Fanny McCathran Louis Baker John Davis Geo. Gabriel Cap. Stalder Milo Chauncey Ben Stalder Bailey Run Maggie Bell Lancaster Jessie Nicols Kansas Donnie Shaffer Nebraska Jas. Beard Chas. Hill Buechtel

Local Visitors and Community Notes From the Week

Mr and Mrs F M McAdams of Petoskey Michigan visit W H McAdams and wife. Robert Sneden fell 23 feet while working near his home, sustaining minor injuries. Miss Dolly Barker and cousin Miss Effie Silvey of Columbus spend Sunday at home. Jay Mite and family moved to Nelsonville while Isadora Barker and Maude Bingham of Athens attend church. A local school closes due to smallpox. Fred Barker of Ohio University spent Sunday at home.

F. M. McAdams Petoskey Mich W. H. McAdams Robert Sneden Dolly Barker Effie Silvey Columbus Jay Mite Nelsonville Isadora Barker

Did Marys Lamb Have Horns Ad Offered For Sale

We have more standard Delaine rams to winter and set price at five dollars per head. They are of the same blood sold previously from fifteen to twenty five dollars each. We have sold more Delaine rams, shearing twenty pounds and over, than any breeder in southern Ohio. Will pay two dollars fifty cents for each fleece next spring. E. E. Stansbury, Rutland, Ohio.

Ohio E. E. Stansbury Rutland Evry Jersey Youma Jane Outo

Taxation in Athens County Tax table notice

W G Hickman Athens County Treasurer issues a tax levy table showing the amount per dollar for state government debt schools county expenses poor relief bridge building township costs and other state authorized objects as reflected on the county duplicate.

W. G. Hickman Athens County

Taxes Now Due For December and June Payments

A 1902 tax notice outlines due dates for the first and second halves, penalties for delinquency, and auction risks. It explains lien dates, redemption periods, and how penalties accrue on real and personal taxes. It notes the January sale and the possibility of property forfeiture to tax title purchasers if not redeemed.

Campaign Etchings and Tariff Debate in Press Opinion

The Carroll County Press warns that destroying the Dingley tariff would bring national calamity. It argues competition aims to kill trusts, contends trusts may foster prosperity, and calls for a method to rid the country of trusts while preserving prosperity.

Carroll Ree Press

Cleveland Leader prompts on Johnson and electric rail decline

The Cleveland Leader questions Tom L. Johnson's conduct as he promoted and organized the Cleveland Electric Railway during monopoly days and sold watered stock without regard for investors.

Tom L. Johnson Cleveland Electric Railway Company Cleveland Leader

McKinley Speech Echoes Reciprocity Debate

The text notes President McKinley’s line urging taking from customers only what benefits industries and labor, marking a stance on reciprocity echoed in the last Republican platform. It frames the idea as a speechic and party alignment reference.

McKinley

Spectable at polls forecasts Johnson governorship bid

The Findlay Jeffersonian notes Tom Johnson as a November candidate for governor next year. It questions whether a Johnson win would block him from leading the Bryan wing of the party in 1904.

Tom Johnson Bryan Findlay

Political Charge Against Tom Johnson in Ohio

TheDispatchers cite former President Harrison and editorials accusing Tom Johnson of using maxims to attack free traders while profiting from franchises patents and monopolies. They contrast Johnson with eight eight eight taxpaying citizens and question which public will believe.

Harrison Johnson Canton Repository Tom Johnson Ohio Tom van Wert Bulletin

Johnson opposed reduced fares on Cleveland lines

The minutes of the Cleveland roads show that Johnson insisted six tickets for 25 cents would ruin the company. He forced abandonment of the one week test while he was away from the city, and his stance shaped the fare experiment during his interest in the lines.

Cleveland Johnson

Ohio county auditors chosen for public confidence

Ohio has 88 county auditors split between two major parties. The choice reflects public trust in their honesty and fiscal oversight.

Ohio

No Reproach in Dinner Pail Indicates Political Strife

The Coshocton Age notes no reproach on the full dinner pail due to a strike. It claims Republicans have a good thing that Democratic trusts aim to take, causing a row nationwide.

Coshocton

Free Trade Talk Tests Voters’ Patience in Tionesta

Politicians now advocating free trade may overestimate support as the public tires of prosperity, reflects a Tionesta Pennsylvania Republican notice.

DeWitts Little Liver Risers Promote Cleansing

Look Out for Fever. Biliousness and liver disorders at this season may be prevented by cleansing the system with DeWitt's Little fly Risers. These famous little pills do not gripe. They move the bowels gently, but copiously, and a reason of the tonic properties, give tone and strength to the glands. Cline's Pharmacy.

DeWitt Cline

Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for scrofula cures across October

The advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a radical and permanent cure for scrofula and its skin eruptions. It claims widespread merit in arrests and eradication, presenting the tonic as leading the field against consumption related diseases. It emphasizes weather-related worsenings and the product's fame.

Hood

West Virginia leaders born in Ohio

Governor White and Senators Scott and Elkins of West Virginia were all born in Ohio, highlighting a shared origin among state political figures.

Governor White Senator Scott Senator Elkins W. Va

Out of Deaths Jaws

A Durham North Carolina resident credits Dr Kings New Life Pills with saving her life from chronic stomach and liver trouble. The seller, W H McKee, promotes the pills as the best on earth and offers them for two cents at the drug store.

P. Mae Durham N C

Governor Odell Known For Grasp Of State Affairs

Governor Odell of New York demonstrates solid grasp of state business and public responsibilities. The remark highlights his practical experience and reputation as a capable leader.

Odell New York

White bronze versus granite in historic monument debate

An aggressive sales pitch promotes white bronze as superior to granite for monuments, claiming decades of market success and endorsements by scientists. It urges readers to compare prices and investigate the claims, offering access to low prices through a eastern company and stressing perceived durability.

Ranite

Paris insurers refuse coverage for hair dyed individuals

Insurance firms in Paris will not insure people who dye their hair. The History Club will be ruled by Mrs. E. W. Chubb next Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.

Paris History Club E. W. Chubb

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