Early Spring Notes From Love City And Surroundings
Frost risk endangers fruit buds as Love City records cool temps. W L Durant travels to Oklahoma to review business activity and potential investment. Mrs E J Hamilton and Stella visit Zanesville shopping. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Harry Dun fee on April 21. Sherman Dearth and bride start housekeeping on Foster street. King's Mines delayed reopening due to repairs. School building bids open May and liquor interests seek to unseat Governor Harris in Ohio amid Democratic hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Durant
Oklahoma
E. J. Hamilton
Stella
Zanesville
Harry Dunfee
L. H. Longstreth
Cooksville
Sherman Dearth
Davidson
Foster Street
King's Mines
Roosevelt Urges Congress on Injunctions and Antitrust Reform
The President presses Congress to limit injunctions in labor disputes and strengthen anti trust laws. He argues for a national commission or similar body to regulate interstate commerce and curb abuses by corporations, citing Boston steel bids as example of harmful collusion and urging moral corporate oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Supreme Court
Minnesota
North Carolina
Congress
Nathan Matthews
Boston
City Iron and Steel
New England
United States
Om Structural Steel
American Bridge Company
United States Steel Corporation
Commission
Cove Street
Bookline Street
Temperance Issue Shapes National Party Debate
The passage argues that temperance voters should back a candidate who supports moral reform, regardless of party. It states that the party convention may not nominate a pro temperance candidate and that "wet or dry" is the defining issue nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhe
Quaker City Notes Kind Birthday Visit and Local Progress
Miss Etta Brown celebrated her tenth birthday with visits from Miss Virginia Henderson Miss Sadie Henderson Manda Robinson and Mildred Robinson. Wm Berry suffers from Grippe. The Smith boys moved their saw mill to Harry Berry's. Brook Robinson postpones building his house another year. Rev Morris leads a successful Fletcher church prayer meeting. A ten thousand dollar Methodist church is planned and a new bank is expected. Farmers prepare for corn planting and fruit crop looks promising. David Prince makes his annual fishing trip here. outcome not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Brown
Virginia Henderson
Sadie Henderson
Manda Robinson
Mildred Robinson
Wm. Berry
Smith Boys
Harry Berry
Brook Robinson
Rev. Morris
Fletcher Church
Quaker City
Doan’s Ointment and Other Remedies Promoted in Ad Copy
A collection of old advertisements touts Doan’s Ointment for piles and Doan’s Regu lats for bilious attacks, Doan’s Pills priced at 56 and 25 cents, and Dr Thomas Electric Oil for cuts burns and bruises. The copy emphasizes relief and speed of action for various ailments and includes testimonials and stock phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Thomas
Local Telegrapher News and Social Visits
Senecaville resident Charley Pettitt returns home from Glen Caston for a brief rest where he works in telegraphy. A. J. Gaither of Cumberland visits. Ray Pettitt now telegraph operator in Lore City visits family. L. D. Renner and Caldwell family visit. Wm. Pettitt of Buffalo visits. Bertha Miley and R H Dilley wed at Cambridge M E parsonage. Clyde Warrick and mother go to Barnesville and back. Concord M E church quarterly meeting held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Pettitt
Glencaston
A. J. Gaither
Cumberland
Ray Pettitt
Lore City
L. D. Renner
Caldwell
Wm. Pettitt
Buffalo
M. E. Parsonage
Cambridge
Bertha Miley
R. H. Dilley
Newark
Clyde Warrick
Barnesville
Concord M, EK
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wsiti
Swanson
A. L. Brown
Stillwell, Ga
Florida
South Carolina
ARES
Swansow Rheumatic Cure CO
Lake Street
Chicago
Neilley Drug Co
Ely
Century Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Maggie A. Wishart
Guernsey County
Ohio
Milton B. Wishart
WN. S. Dougherty
Harris
Roosevelt
Republic
Department of Justice
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Quaker City R. D
Ing
David Prince
Burdock
Mrs
Chas. Freitory
Senecaville
Scott
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