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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1902

Page

2

The Ohio Democrat and Postmaster Politics

The Ohio Democrat notes Postmaster McKay works nights for Receiver Sands in a committee battle. It critiques Sands backers and Snake Feeder Pursell while praising honest county commissioners who rejected a Sands driven scheme. It recalls the Gallipolis Asylum affair and alleges Sands leverage via Journal-Gazette to influence the Auditor’s report.

McKay Sands Pursell Journal-Gazette Chatfield Hind

Republican Contests Stir Hocking County Politics

Reports describe infighting within the Republican ranks in Hocking County after a recent election. Receiver Sands backs a petition to remove John F. White from the Industrial School Board, prompting White’s allies to rally lumber dealers and brick manufacturers. Ambrose defends the party and vows retaliation, while Sands and Ambrose clash over alleged betrayals and factional spats.

Hocking County Sands John F. White Ambrose White Industrial School Board Murray Chatfield News

Internal political factions threaten victory in county race

The piece describes rival Democratic factions around Ambrose and Sands, discuss Grosvenor as a target, and name supporters like Keynes and Woodworth. It asserts a pro Sands stance, warns of Republican leverage, and predicts party turmoil and continued Sands advocacy to keep him in office.

Saale Ueker Democrata Logan Harry Ambrose L Ehairman West Lands Chadrthan Kine Democratic Party Ambrose Kine Grosvenor Republican Party W. W. Keynes Rannells H. J. Woodworth Campbell

What of Our Town Opinion on Logan Officials Budget

A reader proposes town reform under the new municipal code detailing reduced mayoral pay, combined marshal and street duties, and salary changes for the clerk. Suggestions include consolidating offices, saving 400 to 500 dollars yearly, and relocating a fire driver near the engine hole to improve coverage.

Logan Trewanrer Water Works Board of Affairs Council Fire Department Honda

Potatoes Wanted at Tipton's Grocery

Tipton's Grocery offers top cash market price for 1,000 bushels of potatoes. Seller may bring stock to store for appraisal and payment on delivery. District merchants note high demand and competitive offers in local trade.

Tipton Melton

Main Street Paving Debate at City Council Meeting

Property owners and one councilman discussed paving on Main Street last night. They urged selecting the best street surface and advocated splitting brick contracts between the town plants so buyers can compare bricks on the street. They warned against awarding the entire contract to one plant and pledged to protest rumors.

Meinetfest Logan

Coal Fields Purchased Near Middleport by Leyshon Firm

The Middleport area gains a major coal deal as 100 acres of fields behind the town, including Rice, Russell and Downing coal, are bought by T. D. Leyshon of Columbus with a lease on adjacent lands. The buyers plan immediate development with electrical machinery, rail access via K and M, and substantial new employment, signaling a strong local outlook. Other operators connected with Leyshon hold extensive state and West Virginia interests.

Middleport T.d. Leyshon Columbus West Virginia Leyshon Lakes Russell Downing

Case's Book and Jewelry Store and Institute Event

The Hocking County Farmers Institute will meet Friday and Saturday December 12 and 18 1902 at Court House Logan Ohio. Cary W Montgomery and Lowell Roudebush are principal speakers. Also notes on lamp reading and eye care from Case's Jewelry and Optical Store. Presbyterian church plans a Men s Supper led by local figures with Prof Pierpont and others. Case's Prescription Drug Store emphasizes quality ingredients and experienced pharmacists.

Hocking County Farmers’ Institute Court House Logan Cary W. Montgomery Newark Licking County Lowell Roudebush Nicholsville Clermont County Ohio Case's Jewelry and Presbyterian Rehurch Prof. Pierpont Milton Martin E. D. Pettit Dr. Runnells Luke Lehman L. Q O. Bort Meade Bowen Dr. McManigal James Martin F. F. Remple Amos Parker Clarence McCray Charles Keynes Dr. Finney Josie Rochester R. D. McManigal

Strange Teacher Will Lead Sunday Presbyterian Service

De H J Steward will preach Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Church on A Strange Teacher with the evening topic A Happy Journey. Good music at both services with evening music led by Mivy Hoyt.

F.P. Magri A. G. Hanson de. H. J. Steward the Presbyterian Lhurch Mivy Hoyt

Notice in Grover County Case Against Mike Thomasko

Notice states Mike Thomasko whose residence is unknown must appear by January 6 in the Court of Common Pleas of Hockins County Ohio in case No M410 brought by The Marietta Distillery Co seeking judgment with interest from October 24 the attach ment order issued against Thomasko's property Garnishee notice served and attorneys Brenan Middiswart and Wright Potlity listed.

Mike Thomasko Marietta Cutillard Company Ohio Ted Court of Common Pleas Hockins County Pio Mike 'Hiomas Mike Thomadkota Mailetta Distillery CO Brenan & Middiswart and Wright & Potlity Attorneya

Divorce Notices Involving Overstreet and Gower Claimed

Local notices indicate William G Overstreet and Mollie M Overstreet and Edward E Gower and Nestie V Gower facing divorce actions in Hocking County Court. Petitions allege neglect, wilful absence, and grounds for alimony with hearings slated for December and January.

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THE Ohio: Democrat J. B. Dollison MIOR Larnn Snutla Tein Mr. Green Rowst Sands Agein Gallipolis Tun Friends of the Fair Ground Ays Adies Case John Ucker Meat Market John Ucker, Jr Dearlers Kessler Bros William G. Overstreet M Overstreet Court of Common Hoping William G.overstreet Mollie M. Overstreet C. Lownn Plaintif Edward E. Gower Gower Court of Common Plaw Hooxing County J. Gower Grose Hoglac Nestie Notoe Acogunta Vousier Kay Blum Luckis M Phillips Ta Ming J.B. R John Chambers Decca Pnder Gleninbors Heinen Joyce Mov Lesa Apatnon
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