Cargill Get Rich Quick Scheme Collapses in Columbus
Athens investors and Columbus customers mourn as the Cargill company’s enticing bait collapses. The scheme swindled thousands weekly, leaving a quarter of a million dollars lost in the city. A New York headquarters claim and an impending federal probe loom over the failing operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cargill
Cargill Company
L. Sinclair
West Street
Columbus Savings and Trust Company
New York
Indigestion Remedy Promoted by Henderson-Crider
An ad argues that Miona stomach tablets cure indigestion and related symptoms. It claims a risk-free trial with money back if not satisfied and offers the product at 50 cents a box. The copy urges readers to consider the remedy as a natural, healthy solution for postmeal distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Sveryone
Henderson-Crider
Miona
Mikha
Hyomei Promoted For Quick Catarrh Cure In Athens
The Henderson-Crider Drug company touts Hyomei as the most popular remedy for catarrh in Athens. They offer a money back guarantee if satisfaction isn’t achieved, claiming doctors and business people endorse its curing power and recommend it to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Henderson-Crider Drug Company
Hyomei
Sheriff Webster to Serve Extra Year in Athens County
Attorney General Ellis rules H M Webster may continue as sheriff for a one year extension authorized by the last assembly. The decision covers sheriffs and treasurers in various term stages and upholds the extension for those in their second term, while clarifying eligibility questions remain for first term incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
H. M. Webster
Athens County
Franklin County
Attorney General
Assembly
Tssue
Delegates Named for Hocking Valley Conference
Horace L. Chapman of Sunday Creek and William K. Field of New Pittsburg are chosen as operators’ representatives for the Hocking valley at the October 29 informal conference in Indianapolis. They will act without formal credentials, guiding Hocking interests. H. M. Taylor of the Pittsburg Coal company will also attend, his stake in Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois will influence next winter’s joint discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace L. Chapman
Sunday Creek Company
William K. Field
New Pittsburg Coal Company
Hocking Valley
Indianapolis
Competitve Field
Hocking
H. M. Taylor
Pittsburg
Wesleyan Close Call With Ohio Wesleyan Football
Ohio Wesleyan, led by star Jim Rike, managed only one touchdown as the Buckeyes edged Wesleyan 20 to 7 in a hard fought game. The match featured multiple punts and yardage swings with penalties and key plays by Kaler and Weaver shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Wesleyan
Jim Rike
Ohio
Wesleyan
Potts
Scott
O. U
Methodists
Chickering
Delaware
Kale
Kaler
Wood
Rike
Weaver
Hamilton
Stroup
Jones
Connett
St. Johns
Amesville visitors and local family guests
Mrs Lancetta Dean Mrs W R Goddard and Mrs E H Brawley are spending two weeks at Kirkersville as guests of Mrs Mary Rutledge. Mr and Mrs B N Hobson and daughter Mrs E R Lash Jr of Athens and Miss Anna Lovell of Marietta visited C M Lovell's family. Mr and Mrs Edward Garber of the same area were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancetta Dean
W. R. Goddard
E. H. Brawley
Kirkersville
Mary Rutledge
8. N. Hobson
E. R. Lash, Jr
Athens
Anna Lovell
Marietta
C . M. Lovell
Edward Garber
Broadwell News Notes From Marietta Reunion
Several residents attended a reunion in Marietta last week. Amy Hanson returned to New Lexington after a weeks visit. H E Rathburn and family visited J R Rathburn’s home. Chauncey James of Columbus called on friends. M P Totman went to Dunbar on business. Braadwell ladies donated over $10 to Rev Turner for the new U B church pastor. Rev Johnson preached an evening sermon. Mrs L Mercer visited Totman’s over Sunday. Grandma Totman has been poorly. W W Burns and Lorin Burns visited Gloucester on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Knowlton
Wilbur Carpenter
Crestline
M. F. Carpenter
Thompson
Columbus
J. G. Moore
Lou Finsterwald
Ruel
Guysville
G. A. Phillips
Robert Lewis
la Vauche Easler
Glouster
Nelle Adair
H. D. Henry
Alice
Doris
Athens
Mr. Henry
Eastern Star
Sidney Carpenter
Arza
A. C. Painter
Albany
Cincinnati
Huntington
W. Va
Wells
W. B. Golden
James
Palmer
Eaton
Dickison
Keys and Worstell
Zanesville
James Golden
Jimmy
H. E. Rathburn
J. R. Rathburn
Chauncey James
M. P. Totman
Dunbar
Ladies of Braadwell
Wiliam Turner
U. B. Church
Johnson
Grandma Totman
W. W. Burns
Lorin Burns
Old Lady on Birthday Declares Fearless View of Death
Mr James F Abernethy of Rutherford College North Carolina praises Sloan liniment saying it benefits many cases including a brick mason with paralysis in one arm. He notes eight years in medicine and urges others to use the remedy, asserting its unmatched value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
James F. Abernethy
Rutherford College
N. C
Death of Miss Rose Walsh on East Mill Street
Rose Walsh aged 31 died Sunday morning at 10 30 at her East Mill street home after a two year illness from tuberculosis. Her parents Mr and Mrs John Walsh of White Hall are both deceased. Surviving are two sisters Miss Anna Walsh and Mrs Adam Niggemeyer. Funeral Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.
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Rose Walsh
East Mill Street
Miss Walsh
John Walsh
White Hall
Anna Walsh
Adam Niggemeyer
Death of Berne, Switzerland native Mr Hubler at 79
Mr Hubler born 1831 in Berne Switzerland came to America 1849 married Sophia Cone in 1855. Six children born to the couple three deceased surviving are Mrs A H Lines Frank Hubler and Mrs E C Johnson Amenville. He died suddenly Sunday after being in Athens Saturday. Funeral Tuesday 10 30 at Bethel church with Rev S J Bishop in charge.
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Hubler
Berne
Switzerland
America
Sophia Cone
A. H. Lines
Frank Hubler
E. C. Johnson
Amenville
Athens
Bethel Church
Rev
S. J. Bishop
Murphy Roller Flouring Mill sale in Guysville
Public sale of the Murphy Roller Flouring Mill at Guysville by J. W. Murphy administrators on Thursday November 21 1907. Property appraised at 6150 dollars with full description available in the Daily Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy Roller
Guysville
J. W. Murphy
Daily Messenger
Personal Mention Tells of Many Visitors Nearby
Tuesday’s Daily lists numerous social visits across towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. B N Chaner of Zaneaville and Mrs. Samuel West of Cincinnati visiting the Pickering household on University Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Warich
North High Street
B. N. Chaner
Zaneaville
Samuel West
Terrace Park
Cincinnati
Thomas Jones
Jackson
Joseph L. Pickering
University Terrace
Cities vie for Republican national convention site
Washington report says the Republican national committee will meet December 6 and 7 to decide the venue for the next convention. Chicago Kansas City St Louis Denver Seattle Atlantic City Pittsburg Milwaukee and St Paul have expressed interest. Criteria include accessibility transportation hotels suitable hall and news distribution facilities.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Harry
New
Republiican National Committee
Elmer Dover
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Denver
Seattle
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Fatal Tunnel Accident Strikes Passenger in Ohio Ride
Oct 21 report from Cutler Ohio notes Thomas France of Marshfield Ohio was struck by a tunnel timber as his train entered Tunnel Station. He lost consciousness briefly but recovered and avoided serious injury. France formerly ran a Cutler store and lived at Marshfield, a B&O S.W. rail station.
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France
Cutler
Marshfield
Aged Farmer John Hubler Passes Away Near Athens
John Hubler, an elderly farmer, died at his home six miles east of Athens. The obituary notes he passed away at Bethel Church at 10:30 o clock, with services to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hubler
Athens
F ‘Ail
Bethel Church
Tendo Ae Ming
Quince Honey Preserve Method
Pare and grate six large quinces. Boil a quart of water with five pounds of sugar for five minutes. Add grated quinces and boil thirty minutes. Pour into pint jars and seal. Yields five to six pinta.
Tomato Relish From Simple Pickling Recipe Card
One peck ripe tomatoes peeled and drained overnight. Six onions minced, three celery heads, red peppers, one small cup salt. Drain and add two pounds brown sugar, two ounces white mustard seed, five cups vinegar. Put in grass jars cold do not cook.
Crab Apple Pie Method
Wash large crab apples and quarter them removing stems and cores. Layer in a deep dish with one cup sugar per quart of apples, cover with crust and bake or bake with an under crust only, then serve with whipped cream after baking.
Jersey Pickle Preparation From a Historic Recipe
A fragment describes making a pickle mix with onions tomatoes green peppers Lima beans corn and mustard seeds. Ingredients are combined with sugar and salt then cooked until thick and jarred, with paper covers and a bottle as a seal option.
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meLeseed
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
State Law Department
Sunday Creek
W. K. Field
New Pittsburg
Aoe Zimmerman
Age Ae
Husky Methodists
Durfee
Williams
St. John
Wooster
Warren
Page
Patterson
Amesville
Broadwell
Amy Hanson
New Lexington
B. Frank Stout
Parkersburg
Frank 8. Roach
Mr. Stout
Mrs. Stout
Frank Neff
Maggie Hall
Neffs, C
H. J. Smith
Nelsonville
A. A. Lavelle
Washington County
Thomas Devitt
West Virginia
Clay Lumber Company
Lavelle
J. 8. Morrison
McArthur
Elza Satters
Frank Schloss, Sr
Joseph Schloss
Charles Beverage
Ina
F. Beverage
John McLaughlin
William James
L. 8. Woodworth
Bellefontaine
State Board of Charities
John Romine
J. J. Hoglen
Wilmington
F. M. Koons
William Wentz
Ad Ramsey
Alfred
David Swisher
Cheshire
Theodore
Avis Dead
J. B. Allen
Greenfield
Ben Johnson
A. L. Johnson
William Johnson
Sturgiss, Mich
W. VU. Copeland
Flora
Urichaville
Prof
C. M. Copeland
Isaac Slaughter
John Robinson
D. M. Burchfield
State Charities
W. B. Bentley
Joshua Spencer
Marysville
J. D. Raw
F. P. McVay
Order of Eastern Star of Ohio
J. D. Evans
John Finsterwald
James A. Palmer
Austin Holmes
Mary T. Hibbard
Coleman
Ignature
Thomas France
A. Moneta
Toledo
AcVay
D. Rohrer
Jack Beam
Duffy
Spe
The
John A. Franz Co
Pomeroy, Ohio
Travelers Insurance Company
Hall & Boden
New Bank
White Mountain
S. M. Denison
E. Main St
Chillicothe
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