Robbery claims a year’s savings at Sugar Creek boarding house
Otto Pananen, a Findlander at mine 210 Sugar Creek, reports his year’s savings of 140 dollars hidden in his trunk stolen Thursday night. $15 belonging to another boarder and $2 from yet another also vanished. Two brothers, Mat and Weine Christo, are suspected after the robbers fled and left unpaid board. An ad for De Witt's Little Early Risers follows.
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Otto Pananen
Sugar Creek
Pananen
Matt Wackonen
Mat
Weine Christo
Kodol For Dyspepsia Promises Quick Relief
A nostalgic ad notes courtesy in haste and offers Kodol For Dyspepsia to digest food and relieve stomach discomfort. The product is advertised as available at ne's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne’s Pharmacy
Young Terry Hurt In Runaway in Nelsonville
Four year old Clarence Terry suffered several head bruises after a buggy runaway in Nelsonville. His father, C. H. Terry, tried to halt the frightened horse as it dashed along Elizabeth Street. The horse crashed into a ditch before being stopped by Night Poran Galvin. Doctors expect full recovery.
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Nelsonville
Clarence
C. H. Terry
Elizabeth Street
Terry
Mr. Terry
Elizabeth
Poran Galvin
Breath of Life Prompts Cough Cure Claim
Mrs. Ora A. Stephens of Port Williams Ohio writes that three bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery stopped her two year cough and cured a feared consumption. The ad notes relief for throat and lung troubles with a trial bottle offered free and priced at five cents to one dollar, guaranteed by W. H. McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora A. Stephens
Port Wiliams
Dr. King
W. H. McKee
Craig & Co Seeks Apple Stocks for Drying in Guarters
Local trade note indicates Craig & Co seeks bright apple stocks for drying in Guarters and mentions favorable demand from Pear markets. Sdawiw remains unclear but underscores commodity interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig & Co
Dragging Down Pains Warn Of Serious Womb Trouble
The text describes dragging down pains as a symptom of serious womb trouble in women, noting irregular and painful periods, weakness, backache, headaches, nervousness, dizziness, and fatigue as associated effects. It mentions a cure but provides no specifics in the excerpt.
West visitor Mr A P Brown in Ames town
Mr A P Brown and his mother Mrs Daniel Brown of Ft Madison Ia came to Ames recently to visit the ill sister Mrs N H Van Vorhes on University Terrace. The visitor, a former Amesville boy, is mayor of Ft Madison and discussed city administration. Mrs Brown will stay with her sister. he returns west today. Also an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at Cline's Pharmacy.
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A. P. Brown
Daniel Brown
Ft. Madison
N. H. van Vorhes
University Terrace
Brown
Amesville
Ames Township
Ft. Madison, In
Messenger
Middle West
van Vorhes
Merwin Leaves Athens for Sewickley Electrical Post
E C Merwin former superintendent of the Athens Municipal Light Plant will depart tonight or Wednesday for Sewickley Pennsylvania to take a position with the B Handy Company contractors of electrical construction work He will supervise installation of fire alarm and police patrol systems and other electrical apparatus in the Sewickley area He will begin work Thursday morning Athens mourns his departure praising his role in building the city plant and wishing him success in his new field
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E. C. Merwin
Athens Municpal Light
Sewickley
8. B. Handy Company
Merwin
Athens
Mr. Merwin
Secretly Married Couple Sparks County Rumor
Luella Fitzer and Charles W. Day wed secretly Saturday evening near Alfred in Carthage township. The license issued late Saturday afternoon surprised families and friends. the couple fled Athens before any celebration could reach them. Mrs Day formerly taught in Buchtel and is praised as accomplished. Mr Day works with Wolf and Day.
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Luella Fitzer
Charles W. Day
Mr. Day
Miss Fitzer
Day Farm
Carthage Township
Alfred
W. E. Day
Mrs Mary Walters Reports Cure After Electric Bitters
Mary H Walters of St. Clair St Columbus writes that her stomach weakness from drugs left her starving and unable to sleep. After taking Electric Bitters she improved at once and healed completely, praising it as the best health tonic. 50c guaranteed.
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Mary H. Walters
St. Clair St
Columbus
W. H. McKee
Tomatoes From the Wagon Lords At West State Street
Abraham Fulton of West State street and his brother J B Fulton from Carnmen ter farm near Canaanville brought 2400 Rock tomatoes to the Messenger office. They set vines seven feet apart and expect at least 200 bushels. The tomatoes are large smooth and firm good for canning though slices are large. They are shipping by wagon load to Athens and surrounding towns.
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Abraham Fulton
West State Street
Messenger Office
J. 8
Fulton
Carnmenter
Canaanville
Athens
Well Worth Trying Dr King’s New Life Pills
Pittsfield Vermont pension attorney W H Brown hails Dr King’s New Life Pills as nearly as good as a pension. He says they keep his family in splendid health and help quick relief for headache biliousness and con sation. Guaranteed at W H Kee’s Drug Store.
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W. H. Brown
Pittsfield
Dr. King
W. H. Kee
Mrs Colburn Recovers After Breast Cancer Operation
Mr E W Colburn of Pratt's Fork reports his wife underwent a breast cancer operation in Columbus. Grant Hospital performed the procedure with Dr Baldwin in charge. He says the operation was entirely successful and she is improving, likely able to return home in three to four weeks.
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E. W. Colburn
Pratt’s Fork
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Dr. Baldwin
If you see it in the Messenger it’s so
A concise phrase emphasizes the Messenger as the source or authority for confirmation. The item conveys the idea that information from the Messenger is treated as definitive or trustworthy within its context.
Octoroons In Trouble At B and O Depot Show
Excitement near the B and O depot as two members of the Stetson's Uncle Tom Cabin troupe quarrelled in public. Bertha Harris and Fannie Deary were arrested for disturbing the peace and, after pleading guilty, fined 6.40 each and released when promises were made to behave. An additional case for Bert Wilson involved a plain drunk charge with a 6.90 total fine.
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Bertha Harris
Fannie Deary
Minnor
Columbus
Mayor Day
Bert Wilson
Bert
O U To Play East High In Season Opener
Manager White schedules Ohio University football against Columbus East High School this Saturday. East High boasts a fast, strong program with many players advancing to Ohio State and other colleges. OU’s squad, sharpened by scrimmage work, will test its depth with many candidates and several standout players including Kaler at fullback and Wood at right half. The lineup is still open as a full squad tryout follows the practice. Game time is 2 30 and will start promptly to allow the Columbus team to catch the evening train.
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East High School of
Columbus
White
O. U
East High
East
Ohio State University
Ohio
Kaler
Wood
Evan
Tom Jones
Connett
Lever
Heyman
Elliott
Gahm
Allen
May Yet Be Tried On A Murder Charge
Nelsonville news reports Mrs. Jeanette May may face trial for the murder of Lucien Cowen in Washington D C after a gunshot wounds left him dying. If Cowen dies before September 27 the year marks a year since the shooting, she will likely be tried. otherwise the murder charge may be dismissed.
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Nelsonville
Jeanette May
Jeanette Crawford
Buchtel
Lucien Cowen
Washington D. C
Conen
Man Placed In Asylum After March To Madness
Cornell of Athens sent to the Athens State Hospital after a morning probate and confinement. He had wandered North Congress street acting oddly and uprooting flowers, then fled to Mechanicsburg before being captured and brought to the Probate Office where Dr. Henry deemed him sane and ordered admission to the asylum.
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Ellsworth Cornell
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Cornell
Congress Street
Officer Port
Mechanicsburg
West End
Marshall Finsterwald
Henry
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Tonic Remedy
Local ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. Marketed by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, the remedy is described as a prescription from a leading physician, offered with testimonials and priced 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Mhall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Tragedy Strikes Mills Family At Coolville Fair
In Guysville two year old Virgene Mills died after being struck by a wagon as her father Nile Mills headed to the Coolville Fair with sheep. She died within an hour despite Dr. Coleman’s immediate help. funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Guysville
Virgene
Nile Mills
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advised For Burns And Wounds
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes. Sold for 25 cents at W H McKee druggist with guarantee.
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Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Uickest
W. H. McKee
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P. A
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