McKinley Denies Extravagance in Ohio Expenditures
Governor McKinley defends the seventy first general assembly appropriations as necessary for state needs and public institutions. He cites the epileptic asylum project and Ohio’s exhibit at the Columbian Exposition, arguing the state bears costs for veterans pensions and welfare programs while opposing Republican critics.
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County Correspondence from Athens County News Notes
Delayed, Miss Villa Yates suffers a typhoid attack. Mother Rickey is very ill with little hope of recovery. Rev J L Landsette preached at Pleasanton M L church on October 6. Wm Priggs and Mrs Wm Gilkey, previously ill, now convalescent. Apple picking is the order of the day as fruit growers harvest a large apple crop for years.
Local Notices and Social Snippets From Athens Area
Minerva Calvert moved into the house lately occupied by Jacob Gilkey. Nantey Sharp of Vinton county visits her brother Charles Pettit. Barney Wyatt expected to occupy his dwelling soon. A Wines shipped near load of cattle to Cincinnati Saturday. Mr. Pratt and bride of Bedford visited grandfather Tsaae Brooks on Sunday. Y P S C E program featured Florence Pratt recitation. Campaign activity rises after the McKinley Grosvenor speech at Athens.
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Vinton County
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Cincinnati
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Delayed Villa Yates Sick With Typhoid Fever
Reports from Jersey ville and Mt. Pleasant note several community events. Stella Nice attended church last Sunday. Miss Belle Robinson’s funeral was held at Clark's chapel. Lewis Kelley joined the Christian Endeavor society in Mr. Pleasant. scarlet fever suspends meetings. first quarterly conference meeting slated for Marshfield circle in Mt. Pleasant on a forthcoming weekend. a general invitation extended to all.
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Jerseyville
Belle Robinson
Clark’s Chapel
Lewis Kelley
Shade
Christian Endeavor Society
Mr. Pleasant
Scarlett
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Local notices and incidents from distant travels and events
Delayed Sarah Humphrey returns from Columbus while Deputy Edwards serves subpoenas in Athene. W. K. Hartnell travels to Baltimore for dental studies. John Campbell buys a Shetland pony for his daughter Lizzie. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary. The Whites and A C Davis join a cheap excursion to Cincinnati. Miss Rathbone and sixteen Belpre girls plan an entertainment at the I O Q P hall Wednesday. Pujah Green is arrested for pointing a gun at Miss Swindley and threatening to kill her. Urial is called before Squire Lida but is dismissed after a defeat in the papers. Attorneys Adams and Mayor Uesoim defend Green. Monahan for Swidley.
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Local notes on farming, court notices, and school progress
Christopher Stephenson reports a strong cane year while Frank Dowler returns from Missouri pleased with the findings. Subpoenas issued to many locals for the grand jury. Rev. Scott preached at F. M. church delivering an excellent discourse. Horses cheap now. Frank Finsterwald bought one for 10 cents and sold it for 2.50 after two days of use. Herbert Dowler and cousin Charles visited Hocking county for business and pleasure. Our school thrives under Miss Annetta Higgins, praised as one of Athens County’s top teachers.
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Local Social News Notes and Family Visits
Mrs O T Noble visits friends in Cincinnati while James Windsor travels to Richmond Virginia. F S Bean at West Junction is home briefly. George and Harry LeGanllon return after a short absence. Miss Blanche Bean recovers from typhoid. Jennie Calvert back from Oakley visit. Carl and Elyn Townsend return to Hilliard after visiting here. Mrs Joe Marshall and Addie Murphy visit Mrs Hardy Lawrence in Richmond. Infant daughter of Dr and Mrs B D Harper dies Monday October 7 funeral at Presbyterian church. Windsor birthday party September 2 marked 18th anniversary. many friends attend.
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Richmond
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Oakley
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Elyn Townsend
Hilliara
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Peach Ridge Social Notes Delayed Visitations and Meetings
Miss Stella Smith of Hixon visited her parents Sunday. John Knop of Elm Rock spent weekend at home. Mrs Love visits Robert Love family at Sand Ridge. E G Masters meeting closed last Tuesday. Sisk family of Sand Ridge stayed with Mike Tippie. Riley Morris of Hooper Ridge visited Miss Nore Earns Saturday. Miss Ida Huston hosted Miss Hattie Masters of Hibbardsville. Mrs Bert Tippie and Elma guest of Emma Crown last week. Miss Mary Robinson of Hooper Ridge visited her brother C C Robinson. Lizzie Mohler taught at school and visited friends in Athens. Mirza Karns sold farm to Dave White and will winter with Melissa Hemrick in Virginia.
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Elm Rock
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Sand Ridge
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Riley Morris
Hooper Ridge
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Ida Huston
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Feeding cattle demand shifts from Ohio to western farms
Reports from Ohio describe drought forcing farmers to dispose of stock as western rain and pastures improve. Through the past two weeks, several cars of feeding cattle crossed toward Town. A Nebraska sheep feeder bought over 1,000 stock sheep in Ohio last week, reversing typical movement patterns.
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Favorite Prescription and Buckeye Route Ad Summary
An 19th century style advertisement urges women to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female diseases, claiming it restores health, fights nervous disorders, and aids sleep. The Buckeye Mileage catalog promotes travel lines including B&O, Wabash, and Big Four railways, encouraging readers to review lines before purchasing through Buckeye Route agents.
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Buckeye Route ticket info in historic Columbus ad
A fragmentary rail poster offers tickets to major elites across the United States and Cun. Dory coaches and parlor cars on express trains from Macon connections to Noel South Nustind West. Pullman sleeping cars Columbus to Chicago. Contact the Buckeye route agent Watt Wistike Columbus Onto for full information.
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