Letter from the State Capital on Ohio University lands
A from the State Capital column notes lobby pressure in the Ohio Assembly over Athens County land leases benefiting the State University and the Agricultural College in Columbus. It describes land rentals, revaluation terms, and potential legal disputes, and comments on spring weather and growing political tensions among state factions. A separate item reports a Kentucky fish flesh phenomenon and Wisconsin storm damage with fatalities, plus critique of Bristow and Bristow-related claims in national politics.
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