Flowers aid Buckley Post relief committee visit to cemeteries
A Buckley Post Woman's Relief Corps committee toured local cemeteries on Thursday. They reported in memory of fallen members and noted rain delays in transport. Adj Gen Hon. Kaason of the Department of Ohio received the report and expressed gratitude for the committee's efforts. Dances at Silver Lake were proposed for future evenings and footwear from W. Thinglas line was recommended for men.
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Buckley Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Lincoln's Son Visits Father's Grave in Disguise
Robert T. Lincoln, son of Abraham Lincoln, visited Springfield to see his father’s tomb dressed as a workingman to avoid notoriety. He reportedly dislikes attention and fears crowds at the tomb, noting the vault’s past openings and plans for restricted access during the next unveiling. The article also advertises men’s shoe styles from W. La Donglin and M. O'Nel & Co.
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Chicago
Robert T. Lincoln
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoll
Chay
W. la Donglin
M. O'Nel & Co
Re opening Albany strike team to press reinstatement
At a meeting of executive boards of Troy and Albany street railway employes groups a committee was appointed to wait upon the Weeters of the United Traction Company at their Saturday noon meeting. They demand reinstatement of the suspended Motorman and conductor and the three inspectors discharged during the strike. If refused a further strike is threatened.
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Albany
N.Y
Spl
Troy
Amalgamated Street Railway
Wreeters
United ‘Traction
Schools Close for Labor Day Vacation
Pupils abandoned studies and teachers paused duties as schools enter a vacation after Labor Day. School work had been continued all day with few activities, signaling the start of a swimmer vacation period beginning September 3.
Foot Crushed in Pony Incident
Attorney Harold G Parsons of Parsons a Bur eh rides Thursday on Thurstiy pony when it fell throwing My Bae sond and injuring his foot. Several bones are broken and the foot is swollen badly. Travel plans listed include Paris to Denver and Minneapolis routes with daily trains from St Paul.
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Harold G. Parsons
Parsons
Bureh
Kenmore Plans City Event and Home Contest
Delegations from neighboring towns join Kenmore for a festival day at Kenmore with a band concert by the Highth Regiment Dewd and a Home Contest offering a $2,600 prize. A crowd of about 5,000 is expected, with activities along the boulevard and a rare pigeon race tied to a housing lot contest.
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Tige
Wlore
Kenmore
Snell
WWE
Belronis
Dewd
Barberton
Cuyahowy Palle
Kewmore
Pit Ate
Easiyrou
Dyer
Mt. Went Wore
Hyver
Kebiere
Ibis
Edwin Iil
Ohio
Mit
Steiner
I Gention
Oregon
Fay
Polit
Akron
Bach
Wadsworth
Rapheeton
Land & Oelek
Lors
Special sale ad for lawn furniture and awnings
M. O'Neil & Co advertise a sale of lawn and porch furniture ham mocks and awnings in vast variety. They offer 24 items at 400 tots with opposite new Per kine park. Sale scheduled Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. Customer can take W. Bachange car to Dougs Ins stout.
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M. O'Neil & Co
New Perkine Park
W. Bachange
Dougs Ins Stout
Late Classified Sale Offers Various Household Goods
A fragmentary advertisement lists household items for sale including beds, caps, and a variety of goods with vague locations and prices. The notice mentions multiple addresses such as 8750 and 204 Russell Ave and references property listings and investments with several unclear price figures.
Bonds Sold By Akron Board Of Education In 1930s Issue
The Akron Board of Education sold school construction bonds at 4 percent interest with a premium. Eleven bidders competed led by Denison Kor J and Co of Cleveland. The issue totaled 85 thousand dollars with allocations of 5 and 10 thousand dollar tranches across five to ten year terms.
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Board of Education
Denison, Kor J& Co
Cleveland
Keven Y
Elacht Sean
City Ordered to Refund Illegally Collected Taxes
City Commissioners must repay taxes illegally levied for the Glemdile ages aid Hutman Street storm water sewer district after courts ruled the sewer system not part of a special district.
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Hutman St
Hirge
Wtorn Witter
Bound Over in Assault Case at Hernoon
Mrs Ellatberh Concad faces bound over hearing after alleged assault. Witness testimony cited a BHHee HE incident near jplajncir. Public notice lists travel options to Denver with return limits and ticket details.
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Ellatberh Concad
Hernoon
Bronson
SACS
Che
Groves murder suicide coroner verdict announced
The Toledo coroner reports Leonard Groves killed Nimwell and lildister then took his own life. A memorial service or funeral plans are not detailed in available text.
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Toledo
Jone
Ple
Groves
Leonard Groves
Lildister
Aid Nimwell
Teailing
Desire James Itera
Femus
Pleasant At Home School Event At Miller School
A cordial at home event at Miller School Oak Place Thursday drew many parents. The afternoon featured an engaging program including a tableau by pupils and a haw fete.
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Miller School
Oak Place
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