Amos Congo Civil War veteran dies at 83 in Coolville
Amos Congo, 83, a Civil War veteran from Company K, 140th O. W. L., died at his Coolville home Friday evening. Burial followed at Orange cemetery. Also, Miss Mabel Reeder of Richmond fell ill and died last Wednesday while visiting here. Visitors Mr. Ed Taylor of Pasadena and Mrs. Mary Laughlin of Seattle are staying with relatives in town. William McDaniel and wife of Toledo are visiting relatives.
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Amos Congo
Mabel Reeder
Richmond, Va
Orange Cemetery
Ed Taylor
Pasadena
Cal
Frank Taylor
Mary A. Laughlin
Seattle
Wash
James Gunder
William McDaniel
Toledo
Garage Men Hurt in Motor Crash Near Dundas
George Spangler of Indianapolis and Pearl Thomas of Columbus were badly injured in a motorcycle collision with a log near Dundas on Sunday. Spangler had a dislocated elbow and bruises while Thomas suffered serious cuts and bruises. Both men were overseas and en route to Athens to work in the Hibbard and Morris machine shop. they will be employed as mechanics there once they recover.
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George Spangler
Indianapolis
Pearl Thomas
Columbus
Here
Spangler
Thomas
Athens
Hibbard and
Morris
Clothing Thief Is Given Sentence
Edward Hern, indicted for stealing a suit of clothes, changed his mind about a trial and pleaded guilty. He was fined 20 dollars and sentenced to sixty days in the works. He appeared comically in court wearing oversized overalls, reportedly the sheriff’s suit.
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Edward Hern
Hern
Supt Morgan
Bill Ring
Bartels
New Discovery Brings Relief to Hay Fever Sufferers
A Kentucky man shares a simple home remedy for hay fever using Mentholized Vacin dissolved in water. Apply by gurgling and nasal spray twice daily. a one ounce bottle costs little and, after a week to ten days, many sufferers may see their symptoms reduce or disappear.
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Isserts
Kentucky
Ironton Woman Praises Trutona For Health Recovery
Mrs. M. L. Martin of 314 Railroad Avenue Ironton says after taking Trutona her stomach disorder appetite headaches and bloating improved. She reports better sleep renewed energy and relief from constipation and recommends it to others. Trutona being introduced at The Cline Pharmacy Co in Athens.
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Trutona
Athens
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Father John's Medicine Promises Help for Weak Children
Mrs Lucy Wing of Liberty Maine reports her child, once run down and frail, became fat and healthy after using Father John's Medicine and she hopes others with weak sick children will see similar results. Mrs George E Lambert of Berlin New Hampshire says the remedy aided her children who had whooping cough and improved her own run down and nervous condition.
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Liberty
John
George E. Lambert
Western Ave
Berlin
N. H
Father John
Campaign to Improve Uptown Area Faces Street Grade Talks
City council reviewed civic upgrades at September meeting. sidewalk grade decisions on West State street from Court to Congress to guide new builds and curb works. Byard street right of way deeds and paving costs discussed. Committee to study grade cuts on University Terrace Hill reported favorably with conditions.
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Stocklein
Fenzel
Junod Milling Company
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Junod
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Presbyterian
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City considers repairs and asphalt for Court and Union streets
The council discussed repairing or rebuilding Court and Union streets. Estimates were ordered for asphalt covering Court from President to State and relaying Union from the B and O crossing to Court with cement on a No 1 bed. Service Director Williams noted past funds spent on Union to the depot and urged a sound foundation, with further relaying and widening of Court from State to Carpenter and an extension of lighting to Union Depot.
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Union Street
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Carpenter
Union Depot
Farm congress and expo set for Kansas City session
Kansas City hosts the International Congress and Soil Producers Exposition with the farm congress in session September 25 26 27 and the exposition opening September 24 for eleven days. Delegates include foreign representatives farmer associations agricultural colleges and kin broad institutions led by president George Albert Smith of Salt Lake City Utah.
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Kansas City
International Congress and Soil Producers Exposition
Farm Congress
George Albert Smith
Salt Lake City
Utah
Global agriculture contest heats up at exposition
Delegates from farming nations and sections gather to debate issues from grain board policies to land reclamation. The centerpiece remains the Contest of the States with a $500 cup and the top wheat prize worth over $1,000, attracting entrants from Nebraska Kansas Canada and beyond.
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National Grain Board
Franklin Lane
Kansas City
Bruce Wilson
Kansas State Agricultural College
Arnold Martin
Dubois
Nebraska
Canada
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Saskatchewan
Walnut pockets and a box car holdup in Ohio town
Deputy McKinney and Officer McGovern converged on a Mill field house seeking suspects in a box car robbery. McGovern mocks Pete for not carrying a gun, joking that walnuts would suffice to clear a hollow. The pair closes in on the robbers’ home, arrests pending. Other notes cover recruiting trips, Ohio baseball mentions, probation actions, Luhrig mine ash hoppers, and Elks’ dwindling game schedule.
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Pete McKinney
Mike McGovern
Millfield
McGovern
Pete
Mike
Athens
Ohio November 4 Ballots Propose Prohibition Changes
Four proposals in Ohio seek to redefine intoxicating liquor and restore license laws. Two amendments would set liquor above 2.75 percent as intoxicating and repeal statewide Prohibition, allowing unrestricted beer saloons seven days a week, even to minors. The referendums defend national and statewide prohibition and urge voting yes on both.
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Congress
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