Village of Athens Health Board Nuisance Removal Ordinance
An 1903 order by the Athens Village Board of Health prescribes prohibitions and procedures to keep streets and premises sanitary. It bans using abandoned wells as sinks, requires approved removal of night soil, and mandates tightly closed vehicles, designated removal hours, and proper disposal to prevent odors. The ordinance sets permits, compliance rules, and penalties, effective from October 12, 1903.
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Board of Health
Athens
Public Health Board Order on Contagious Diseases 1903
Village health measure orders residents and officials to report suspected diseases within six hours. It forbids entry to public spaces and requires disinfection, barring attendance at funerals for related cases and mandating airtight coffins and swift burials under Board of Health oversight.
Duties of physicians on death and reporting in the village
A village regulation requires physicians to report deaths within one day to the Board of Health, especially in cases of contagious diseases. It also mandates reports for deaths found with no medical attendance and inquests to name the deceased and probable cause to the board.
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Ancherson
Board of Health
Henry Logan
Aliest
W. A. Hibbard
Barzal
Athens
Ohio
Shell
Board
Meat and Fish Licensing and Inspection in Athens Village
Regulation requires inspectors from the Board of Health to examine wagons stores slaughterhouses tools and appliances before meat or fish sales begin. It imposes annual license applications, fees, and certificates of inspection with expirations on May 1 and November 1. It bans sale of meat from animals with health issues or from unhealthy practices without written certification.
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Board of Health
Athens
Ohio
Inspector of Food
Health Board Standing Order on Contaminated Food and Slaughter
The document outlines penalties and procedures for condemning and disposing of contaminated food and animals. It specifies disallowed conditions including improper draining of blood, swill fed pork, animals kept in unsanitary spaces, and adulterated or unwholesome substances. Health officers may seize items and order disposal, with the order taking effect as permitted by law.
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Board of Health
Village Vaccine Order Mandates Child Immunization
An order issued by the Village Board of Health requires vaccination for all residents aged six and over and all school pupils, with exemptions only for medical contraindication. Guardians are responsible for vaccinating minors, with penalties for noncompliance. The order takes effect after the legally specified waiting period, signed by Henry Logan, chair, and W A Hibbard, clerk.
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Board of Health
Athens
Ohio
SAMS
Las
Henry Logan
W. A. Hibbard
Village Health Order Prohibits Diseased Animals and Weeds
An 1903 village order by Benny Logan bans keeping horses or other animals with glanders orfarcey and dogs with rabies, requires confinement and removal if infected, and prohibits weeds and offensive vegetation on properties and adjacent streets, taking effect at the earliest legal date.
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Athens
Board of Health
Benny Logan
W. A. Hibbard
Health Board Orders Penalties and Enforcement Preface
The document enforces penalties for violating Board of Health orders. It states acts by health officers or officers under authority are acts of the Board. It imposes fines up to fifty dollars and possible confinement until costs are paid. Each day of violation counts as a new offense. Effective upon the earliest lawful date.
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Board of Health
Athens
Ohio
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment governor's veto
Ohio General Assembly proposes a constitutional amendment on the governor's veto process. The measure sets reading rules, bill subject limits, and veto reconsideration procedures with two thirds thresholds. It directs ballot wording for or against the amendment and cites officials certifying the act.
Proposed Amendment to Ohio Constitution on Taxation Easement
A 1902 Ohio document certifies a proposed amendment to Section 2 of Article XII to permit revenue raising for public and local needs, with exemptions for strictly public property. Voters would see Taxation Amendment Yes or No on the ballot, effective January 1, 1904.
Proposed Amendment to Ohio County Legislative Districts
Historical note records a proposed amendment to Ohio constitution Section 2 Article 11 outlining representation by population, ballot wording for adoption, and official certification dates. Contains names such as W S McKinnon and Lewis C Laylin with dates circa 1902 to 1908. The document explains voting choices Yes or No and certification by the Secretary of State in Columbus.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Becrion
Otter House
Ytate
Ones Maira
Géners Assembly
Bensrhi Assembly
Secretary of State
OS County
State of Ohio
Saventher
Talia
McKinnox
House of Representatives
Ancunna
Senate
Uniten States of
Aprerica
Orto
Lewis c. Laylin
TesTmox
Waensor
Geal
Ag Salumbus
Ohio General Assembly backs November ballot amendment
A 1903 Ohio document outlines proposed amendment to Article XIII Section 3 concerning private corporations. It sets ballot wording for support or opposition and includes certification by Secretary of State Lewis C. Larr. Also notes appointment of administratrix with will annexed for Nicolas G. Coperlate of Athens County.
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Nicolas GC
Coperlate
Athens County
Ohio
Proposed Ohio Constitution Amendment Municipal Classification
The document details a proposed amendment to Article 14 Section 6 of Ohio's constitution to regulate city classification by population and limit powers over taxation borrowing debts and credit. It outlines ballot wording for yes or no votes and states the amendment would take effect January 1, 1904 with official certification dates in 1902–1903.
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Ohio
Ie General Assembly
Chios
State of
Ematic
General Assembly
Help Wanted at The American Pad and Textile Co
Advertises steady employment for families with two or more children over fourteen and for young women sixteen and older. Requires references. Address The American Pad and Textile Co G w 14 Greenfield Ohio.
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American Pad & Textile Co
Greenfield
Ohio
Gained Forty Pounds in Thirty Days With Remedy
Our younger brother suffered months of indigestion. After trying various remedies he used Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. In thirty days he gained forty pounds and recovered fully. We recommend the tablets and note strong local sales. McKee’s Drug Store sells them.
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Chamberlain
Holley Bros., Merchants
Long Branch
McKee
Deng
Examinations Schedule and Digestive Aid Advertisement
Notices outline first Saturday exams for September October January February April May June August and August first and third Saturdays. Primary tests in May and August Foxwell tests on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Calibrate exams overseen by Maciles M Bryson clerk. Also an advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures indigestion and related stomach troubles, sold by Cline's Pharmacy with dietary guidance.
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Une
Foxwell
Maciies M. Bryson
Cline
Homeseeker and Colonist Fares Highlighted
Ohio Central Lines advertises Homeseeker and Colonist fares with full particulars available from agents. Ticket sales occur on the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
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Ohio Central Lines
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