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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1906

Page

3

Athens money stays in town after carnival brawl

Madam Zara and Mason were fined 2 plus costs for disturbing the peace after a Friday night clash at the General Amusement Carnival grounds. Edward Desch, a plumber, testified, and the mayor found the Masons guilty while Desch and George Kaler avoided charges with legal aid from Barrister Thurman L. Morgan.

Madam Zara Mason General Amusement Carnival Company Zara Nelsonville Chas. Demolet Desch Port George Kaler Thurman L. Morgan Morgan Kaler Columbus Pettiion L. Green Carnival Company Day Athens

Scott's Emulsion 50 Cent Trial Size Ad

The ad promotes Scott's Emulsion in a fifty-cent bottle for quick relief of coughs and colds, or as nourishment for tired digestion. It positions the product as a food for weak digestion and offers a free sample and a one dollar option through York Inc. and local chemists.

Scott

Athens Labor Day receipts and payments detailed

The Labor Day arrangement committee met to approve bills and settle accounts. Mayor Day reported total receipts of 349.50 with 110.40 carried from last April’s eight hour day. Payments to printers, bands, carriages, decorations, bunting, and various vendors totaled 263.44, with several bills still outstanding. A long list of donors contributed funds, led by Bank of Athens and other individuals and firms, to cover expenses.

Berry Stevenson & Biddle F. L. Preston Bower Bros Athens Lumber Co Day Hill E. C. Woodworth Gazette Pub. Co J. BE. Donaldson A. Palmer Wood KE. R. Walker W. H. McKee George A. Kurtz Josten H. J. Smith Bethel Bros E. E. Aumiller D. C. Cornwell D. F. Bennett B. F. Hamilton Home Furnishing Co E. R. Lash H. L. Wheaton F. E. Goldsberry Wolf & Day Chas. L. Ayers C. H. Roach Cotton Bros McNut & Bratton J. B. Rose Cline’s Pharmacy R. C. M. Hastings G. W. Allom Grones & Link Henderson-Crider J. C. Campbell Grim & Munn Wm. Bower Cameron Bros G. W. Reynolds H. M. Webster O. L. Taylor Partlow & van Horn Bank of Athens R. M. Laird D. A. Evans John Gleason

Funds Collected by Smith Gandee and Local Unions for Celebration

The article lists donors and amounts given to Smith Gandee including John Ashton five dollars and many others, plus numerous unions contributing to Mayor Day for the celebration. Entities include Athens Lumber Co, Foley & Walsh, Sugar Creek Local No 2737, Glouster L U No 932, and Chauncey Mine Local 258 among others, with totals ranging from fifty cents to ten dollars.

Smith Gandee John Ashton R. W. Eckley J. W. Malone J. R. Harvey Ed. Banks Athens Lumber Co W. J. Craig Co Ray Richey McCollister G. V. Teeters Cash C. W. Bumgardner Blackwood W. H. Fulwider A. R. Hoge Joe Gibson W. H. Farrell Cc. S. Newsom Foley & Walsh Sugar Creek Luhrig Hemlock L. W. H Glouster L. U Fred Bartels Shawnee Rendville Holister Comly Blatchford L. A Stevenson L. W Chauncey

Great Ball Game Scheduled for Monday at University Field

Athens faces Newark in a top season matchup on the university field next Monday. Newark of the O P League brings fast ball and a strong pitching staff led by Webb from Ohio Wesleyan, with several players scouted by major league magnates. The game caps the season and is expected to draw a record crowd.

University Field Athens Newark O.P Lancaster Webb South Paw Ohio Wesleyan University

New Oak Pulpit Erected In College Auditorium

A new pulpit built of oak stands in the college auditorium enhancing the stage. The item notes that if two strong men clash and one is worse for wear, applying DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will help him look and feel better fast. The ad promotes DeWitt's as suitable for many salve uses, including piles, sold by Cline's Pharmacy.

College DeWitt Cline

Death of Neva May Leffler in Chauncey

Four year old Neva May Leffler daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Leffler Chauncey died after brief illness Funeral held in Chauncey with interment in Nye Cemetery The piece ends with unrelated wartime and local sale notes including a Rocky Mountain Tea ad

Neva May Edward Leffler Chauncey Nye

Football Candidates Start Practice With Many Expected

Football candidates have begun practice with about ten players out so far. Coach McFarland is expected to arrive today to take charge, and the squad should grow to around forty or more when the student body returns next week. Captain Wood Heyman Evan Jones Tom Jones are among the veterans in early workouts.

McFarland Captain Wood Heyman Evan Jones Tom Jones

Humphreys Veterinary Specifics Aids Livestock Health

Historical ad for Humphreys Veterinary Specifics claiming cures for diseases in horses cattle sheep hogs and poultry. Mentions worms bots cavity issues and infections with claims of direct action and preventive effects. Includes pricing and order details from Hamphreyn Medicine Co New York.

Hamphreyn Medicine Co Cor

Mrs Pinkham’s Invitation Helps Women Seek At-Home Advice

A historical notice promotes Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co advice for women with female weaknesses. It explains confidential correspondence with Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts, inviting letters fromany woman, regardless of means, and promises compassionate, experience based guidance. Two sample letters follow, illustrating relief sought from a severe female condition.

Lydia BK Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Maas

Woman credits Pinkham remedy for life saving operation

Mrs Mary Dimmick of Washington DC writes that her doctor warned surgery was necessary to live but Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound cured her ailments. She walks miles without pain and urges other suffering women to try the remedy and write for free advice.

Pinkham

Nelsonville City Schools Face Yearly Costs Hit 24000

Nelsonville reports its school funds show receipts of 27381.67 for the year ending Sept 1 1906 and a balance of 16561.99 after expenditures of 23959.56. Tuition and contingent funds plus bonds and interest comprise the major outlays.

Nelsonville Board of Education O. L. Aumiller

Pounds Freed After Plea And Workhouse Sentence

Nelsonville reports Harrison Pounds a colored man paid his $14.90 fine and costs after being jailed in Columbus on a breach of the peace charge. He had served two months, returned to town Tuesday evening, and had been sent to the workhouse for nonpayment.

Nelsonville Harrison Pounds Columbus Louis Clark

Swallows Roost in Court House Chimney

Thousands of chimney swallows roosted in the court house heating plant chimney last evening. Birds circled the tall structure for about half an hour before gradually disappearing, a familiar sight for miles around as they have roosted there for years.

Court House

Rally Day Services Draw Strong Attendance Across Churches

The Christian church held a Rally Day service with strong morning and evening addresses by Rev. Tisdall of Cleveland and Rev. S H Bartlett. The ten day tour includes Middleport Marietta Zanesville Barnesville Steubenville East Liverpool Smithfield Uhrichsville Newark and Wilmington with Rev. Lowe and Rev. Cahill joining Rev. Tisdall and Rev. Bartlett. Prof Treadley may speak if Dr Lowe is unavailable.

The Christian Church Tisdall Cleveland S. H. Bartlett Middleport Marietta Zanesville Barnesville Steubenville East Liverpool Smithfield Uhrichsville Newark Wilmington Lowe Bethany College Treadley

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Sale

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup claims to ease coughs and colds without opiates. It is marketed as the original laxative cough syrup and offered by Cline's Pharmacy.

Kennedy Cline

Lax Resigns Succeeding Post For Fire Clay Plant Job

Nelsonville notes John Lax resigns as superintendent of the C. H. C. I. Coal mines at Deanville to take the superintendent post at the Hocking Valley Fire Clay plant under construction in the west end of town near the railroad bridge.

Nelsonville John Lax C. H. & C. LI. Coal Company Deanville Hocking Valley Fire Clay Company

Surprise Birthday Party Honors Earnest Wray

Floodwood Minnesota residents gathered Wednesday evening for a surprise birthday party for Earnest Wray on his eighteenth birthday. Mrs G J Hamilton hosted at her home and a large group including Charles Wessel Fred Wessel Maggie Wallace Cora Laning Meda Laning and Alfred Dempston attended.

Floodwood G. J. Hamilton Earnest Wray Mr. Wray Charles Wessel Fred Wessel Maggie Wallace Cora Laning Meda Laning Alfred Dempston Will Wessel

Ohio Postmasters League Holds Third Session in Athens

Columbus Sept 7 The Ohio Postmasters League of fourth class post offices met at Star hotel for its third session and first with the National league. President J H Thomas Navarre presided as officers were chosen for the year J H Thomas Navarre W H Klein Clinton and W W Weaver Sugar Creek with McKinley Pickaway and Brown Coolville as executive committee. Delegates to the Baltimore national convention were named and C C Young Oakland Ill national secretary spoke on organizing Ohio.

Columbus Ohio Postmasters’ League Star Hotel National League Harry Krumm J. H. Thomas Navarre Navarre, C W. H. Klein Clinton Summit County W. W. Weaver Sugar Creek Tuscarawas County McKinley Pickaway County H. H. Brown Coolville Baltimore Cc. C. Young Oakland Ill Ohio

Slutz Returns. Ohio Conference Names Marietta District Appointments

Chillicothe, Sept. 10 The ninety fifth Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference closed with Marietta district assignments. W L Slutz is named Athens, while Rev W H Miller to Nelsonville and Rev Isaac Crook to Chillicothe district lead a list of clergy moves. Other changes include Rev L C Haddox at Walnut street Chillicothe and Rev J Bishop at Central Avenue Marietta.

Chillicothe Ohio Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference Marietta W. W. Dick Albany D. R. Reese Amesville A. C. Bostwick Athens W. L. Slutz J. Bishop Barlow E. B. Foltz Bartlett J. K. Gordon Belpre J. G. Laughlin First Church T. H. Housel Gilma Avenue D. C W. H. Miller Nelsonville Isaac Crook O. U L. C. Haddox Walnut Street W. D. Cherrington Lancaster Clarksburg Ross County Central Avenue M. E R. F. Bishop Ironton Spencer Chapel Herbert Scott Thomas Athens Church Earl Slutz Drew Theological Seminary Bowman Guysville East Liverpool

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Ayer Aye Ahyers NDS Bear Rocky Mountain Quinsy Perasny Poe Mrs. Pinkham Wotlian Lydia E. Pinkham Dr. Lowe St. Petersburg Daily Messenger Siedice Poland W. L. Sluiz M. E. Conference of Interest
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