Constitution Bill Amendments Pass In Legislature
A scanned legislative record outlines procedures for passing a constitution amendment bill. It covers introduction, readings across three days, and required majorities in both houses. The governor’s objections, if any, may send the bill back with reasons, and a two thirds vote can override. Adopted March 1909 by Speaker Titrasoan and Senate members.
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State of
Belleary
Ghednibiy
A. Titosraon
Coeeh
A Hanate
Mien
Senate
Ohio Secretary of State Certificate Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows Carmi A Thompson as Secretary of State of Ohio certifying an official document. It references authentication of an augmented copy and a statute adoption by the General Assembly, dated April 22 in Columbus.
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A. PD
Columbus
AnNiven Soares
Amnnica
Secretary of State
Carmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
General Assembly
A. S
Ohio General Assembly Proposes Tax Exemption Amendment
A proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution seeks to exempt from taxation the value of property used for public purposes including schools and government property not to exceed 4200 per person. The measure, certified by Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson, was adopted by the General Assembly and is certified as an exemplified copy.
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General Assembly
Ohio
the Sun of
J.D. Chambpalain
House of Representati
Jamee Mo WiLidh AmMa
Senate
Columbus Women Guests At Mrs Farich Residence
Miases Lenna and Anna Mason of Columbus are hosted by their aunt Mrs. J W Farich on Soni Jileh street.
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Miases Lenna and
Anna Mason
Columbus
J. W. Farich
Soni Jileh Street
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule Clarified
The notice sets monthly examinations on the first Saturday with a holiday rule moving to the next Saturday. Boxwell Examinations run on the third Saturday to April and the second Saturday to May. O C Jackson, Clerk.
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C. Jackson
O T R C Teachers Progress Highlighted In Athens County
Athens county teachers are urged to report O T R C teaching work years to county secretary F S Coultrap. Books and supplies priced from three to three fifty dollars are available through the secretary with order delivery by express if multiple copies are bought. A long list of names shows many teachers completed the year 1908 1909 program and officials expect more to enroll and be employed for future school terms.
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Tia
Abbots County
Athens County
Coultrap
Eoity
K. C
Ald
Masuya
Blackmar
Jordan
Commissioner of Schools
Athena
Athens
Skinner
York Township
Aaron Grady
Nelsonville
Trimble
McM. Kryson
Glewster
Rome
Guy Dinemoor
Stewart
Dover
C. R. Cine
Hanneey
Waterloo
Supt. Gibbs
Marsheld
Alexander Township
Sherman Parker
Athens St. D
Canaan
Carl Hil
Rh. D
Troy Township
Alex Foot
Cortville
Bern Township
J. W. Edgerton
Plantesville
Carthage Township
Lila LePavor
Alfred
Lodi Township
George N. Norris
Shade
Lee
Winifred Richmond
Albany
Ames Townhahiy
T. 8. McBride
Amesville
J. J. Burns
Jin Ley
Pioneer Daniel Fulton Dies at Millfield Aged 86
Daniel Fulton a Millfield resident and Athens county pioneer died Wednesday evening at his home at age 86. Born in 1822 in Alexander township he helped build the Hocking Canal and later worked for the Hocking Valley Iron Co. He married Lucy Tree in 1846 and left five children, three surviving Emma Havenond of Kansas City, Ker and John J. Fulton of Millfield. Funeral Friday at 1 PM at Millfield Christian church with burial in Chauncey.
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Daniel Fulton
Millfield
Mr. Fulton
Athens County
Alexander Township
Athena County
Danliel Mulion
Hocking Canal
Hocking Valley
Lucy Tree
Pee
Mary White
Artesia
N. M
Emma Havenond
Akansas City
Ker
John J. Fulton
Millfield Christian Church
Furin
Chauncey
Mrs Ada J Croom Credits King's New Discovery Cure
Mrs Ada J Croom proprietor of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Mississippi credits Dr. King's New Discovery with curing her severe cough and suspected consumption after taking three bottles. The remedy, sold at McKee's drug store for 50c and 1.40, offers a trial bottle free.
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Ada J. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn, Miss
Dr. King
McKee
A New Arriver Tern to Mr. and Mira
Hera Monday, the ten pound son.
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Mr. and
Mira
Hera
Payorite Prescription Promises Renewal for Women
An advertisement extols Payorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments caused by marriage and motherhood. It claims to strengthen weak health, relieve pelvic drains and weakness, and suit nursing and expecting mothers. Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo offers free consultation by letter.
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Pierce
Rlv
Investcn
Roach Reopens Meat Market In Rebuilt Athena Building
The Rosch building in Athena, damaged by fire months ago, has been remodeled and meat market space leased to C. H. Reach, known as Herb Reach. Reach, a pest master and seasoned meat cutter, returns to business with a refined market named Reach & Potty serving loyal Athena housewives and old customers.
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Weert State Short
C. H. Reach
Herb Reach
Herb
Athena
Bulliny
Athens
Roach
Rewh & Potty
Interior Rush Under Way at New Methodist Church Dedication
Interior work accelerates for the new Methodist church with dedication set for November 22. Bishops Moore and Cranston will oversee the services as pipes, seats, and decorations proceed. Catholic visitors reviewed the impressive interior.
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New Methodist Church
D. H. Moore
Earl Cranston
Couple Wed at Veverield Home in 4 o' clock Ceremony
The text notes a wedding at the home of a local preacher in Veverield. The ceremony was officiated by Gilder L. B. Goodeith with Pronk Netle and Mabel as participants. The couple are to make their home at Alrtine.
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Pronk Netle
Mabel A
Veverield
Gilder L. B. Goodeith
Hothe
Good Speakers at Taft Club in Athens Tub Rooms
A large crowd heard Rep. A. J. Crawford of Glangster and ex Senator Dr. K. Moore at the Athens Taft Club. Crawford praised recent Ohio legislature work including miner support measures and a mining law codification commission. Moore discussed taxation and the state depository law, with Taft sentiment noted as growing. Refreshments followed the event.
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A. J. Crawford
Glangster
Dr. K. Moore
Athens Taft
Tub Rooms
Crawford
Alex Nelson
Ohio
Pollock
Miners’ Legislative Committee
Ohio Federation of la How
Harris
Taft
D. J. Moore
Moore
Bath
Dean's Ointment Praised by Girard Mayor
John R. Garrett of Girard Alabama proclaims a cure by Dean's Ointment after suffering torment from itching pills. He credits permanent relief and endorses the product.
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Dean
John R. Garrett
Girard
Ala
Legislation Sought To Reform Old Ohio Mine Laws
Officers of the United Mine Workers of America presented to the Ohio Mining Commission in Columbus a program to reduce mining fatalities and modernize the industry. William Green W G Savage and D H Sullivan spoke for the union before the panel chaired by George Harrison. Operators representatives were to be heard next.
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Ohio
Olumbas
Ohio Mining Commission
United Mine Workers of America
William Green
W. G. Savage
D. H. Sullivan
George Harrison
J. J. Rebey
Cleveland
C. J. Whitesell
Logan
J. H. McCauley
Abey
C. L. Cassenham
Percy Tellow
Washingtonville
James Hennessey
Barton
Local residents share visits and moves across towns
Mr and Mrs J H Dowler visit Vigo this week as guests of their sister Mrs Ethel Six of Marshfield is with Lucy Pennell in Union on Sunday Dr L J L Imes Morgansville spends days with parents Mary Wining of Luhing hosts a visit Arcella Kelley of Anderson Indiana comes to see relatives Peter Winning relocates his family from Salem W K Gibbs moves his family here Mr and Mrs Gush shop at Athens Saturday
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J. HU. Dowler
Vigo
Sap
Mies Ethel Six
Marshfield
Lucy Pennell
Union
Jl.l. Imes
Morgansville
Mary Wining
Luhing
J. O. Imes
Athens
Arcella Kelley
Anderson
Ind
Peter Winning
Fair week visits and funeral at local church
Miss Ethel Jones visits Lancaster for the fair. Mrs. Diantha Hester from Mineral stays with her daughter Mrs. John Emish. The benefaction for Miss Carrie Youken of Mineral was held at the Methodist church Thursday afternoon. Interment took place in the Marshaticla cemetery.
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Ethel Jones
Lancaster
Diantha Hester
Mineral
John Femish
Carrie Youken
M. E. Chereh
Seemingly Random Pairs Noted in Ancestry Fragments
OCR text lists multiple names with ages and origins including John Whitresine aged four from Csb us, Estella Krug aged 21 of Athens, Clyde Durant 26 of Guysville and Emma Hoffman 26 of Athens, Timothy Nolan 37 merchant of Columbus and Hattie Latimer 25 of Dover, G W Beverage 53 miner and Martha J Craig 47 of Marshfield, Frank Nagle 2? miner of The Plains and Mabel Collins The Plains or Albany.
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John F. Whitresine
C Sbus
Estella Krug
Athens
Clyde HH. Durant
Guysvillé
Emma Hoffman
Timothy Nolan
Merchant
Columbus
Hattie May Latimer
Dover
G. W. Beverage
Miner
Martha J. Craig
Mershfield
Frank Nagle
the Plains
Mabel Clare Collins
Knights of Pythias District Meeting in Pomeroy
The Knights of Pythias district for Athens Meigs and Tallia counties met in Pomeroy Friday. Trend Chancellor Ringohl and Grand Keeper of Records and Seals William Beatty attended and spoke publicly. A parade and public meeting followed, with a private session and banquet in the opera house that evening.
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Knights of
Athens to Play Chauncey Sunday at Circle Hill
The Athens baseball team hosts Chauncey Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Circle Hill. Pitcher Mack McGraner will start for Athens.
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Chauncey
Athens
Circle Hill
Mack” McGraner
Whiteside and Krug Tie on Dean Avenue in City
John Whiteside and Miss Estella Kriz were married last evening on Dean Avenue with Squire Rose officiating. The groom lists his home in Columbus and his occupation as an automobile driver.
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John
Whiteside
Estella Kriz
Dean Avenue
Squire Rose
Columbus
Millionaire's son learns wealth through weekly allowance
A quotation from Puck describes a wealthy man who gives his son Bobby, not yet ten, a weekly pocket allowance of 1000 dollars in small bills. The father notes the boy manages his funds with foresight and even pays fines himself when fined by a justice of the peace for a car accident.
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Bobby
Justice of the Peace
Puck
Billy Bryan Song Parody from 1908 Puberto verse
A humorous regional verse attacking William Jennings Bryan through a chant filled with misheard names and playful rhymes. The piece references Taft and public figures in a satirical political song from September 1908, noting copyrighted context and playful distaste.
Campaigning in 1968 at the Cloveland Main Center
A rough OCR fragment describes a campaigning scene in 1968 with a track, a moving train, and a candidate seen near the engine as it groans and drags away the train. The garbled text mentions Sees, Arad, and the official at the back in a chaotic moment aboard a valve of travel.
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IfFron
Cloveland Main Center
Arad
Olaffercy
Clearing the Lot for Government Building Site
Foley and Kircher began tearing down the remaining houses on West Union Place to clear the government building site. In a few days the lot will be barren and ready for further building proceedings.
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Foley & Kircher
West Union
Special Excursion Fares to Cincinnati for Mason Centennial
Special excursion fares to Cincinnati for the Centennial celebration of the Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio. Tickets on sale October 19 20 and 21. Fare from Athens four dollars seventy five cents.
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Cincinnati
Grand Lodge
Masons
Ohio
Athens
Denver
Colorado Springs
Publo
Col
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Pueblo
Cal
American Federation of Labor
Chafin
Watking
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House of Repreach
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Bert Crawford
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Clifford Campbell
L. J. Cowen
James A. Dye
Anna Dye
Lacy Dye
Guy Dinsmoor
Ethel Dunfee
Ida B. Devore
Samuel Daugherty
Alvin Dille
Elizabeth Druggan
Draper
Davis
Bila Druggan
Anna Dean
T.E. Dixon
Eurl Downey
Dinstay Dingmeoor
Oral Dougherty
Sarah Druggan
Lena Bb. Davis
Garnet Darby
Hattie
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Mary Goddard
Br. G. Gihaon
Margaret Galligher
Elma Grigsby
Constance Graham
Agron Grady
Winifred Hayes
Roxy Hampton
Carl H. Hill
Bertha Howard
Filo Hutchins
A. Higley
Emmett T. Hayes
Cassie Harris
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H. A. Hateh
Cheries
KK. Hayder
Frankie Howard
Edith Hoisington
Ray
Maivedeth Martin
T. McBride
Ethel Mitchell
Fern McGrew
Ella Murphy
Ete McKee
Fistela McKee
Frank Murphy
Mayine McNerney
Meryl Miilican
Chess
Miller
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Elizabeth Musegrave
Hannah WcCall
Frederick Merrill
Hardee Ye Cune
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R. H. McNeil
Lattice Marshall
Jessie Murphy
Lawrence Moon
West State
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Nagie Collins
Taft Club
United Mine Workers
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Whiteside-Krug
Billy Bryan
H. J. Boatman
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Jackass
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Mily Bryan
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Ohio Central Lines
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Elsworthy Carsey
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James Lonas
Carseytown
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United States Patent Office
Washington, D. C
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