Ancient Athens village health order on sanitation and waste removal
An 1035 village health ordinance prescribes removal of night soil, garbage, and offensive waste. prohibits dumping on streets. requires permits and specific containment for confidential fixtures. sets responsibilities for residents and vehicles. bans dead animals on public ground. requires monthly manure removal for larger barns. outlines permits for dumping, slaughterhouse waste, and disposal of refuse. takes effect immediately.
Proposed amendment to taxation of the state of Ohio
Fragmented text outlines a proposed amendment to the Ohio constitution on taxation. It mentions uniform taxation, exemptions for certain charitable and public uses, and personal property exemptions up to five hundred dollars. The document appears to be an official certification by the secretary of state with dates and signatures.
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Ohio
Aleth Tuauner
Ie Thal
Ny Mary Rane Arminds
Pirely
Gare Ty Mapeent
Senate
Tob
Laylin
Gin
Dhe
Whia
Os. Mekis
Lewis
Lavin
Columbus
Public Health Ordinance on Contagious Diseases in Athens Village
A 1903 Athens Ohio Board of Health ordinance defines dangerous diseases and mandates rapid reporting by physicians and residents. It restricts access to pest houses and public conveyances, outlaws admission of exposed individuals to schools, outlines burial and reporting procedures, and requires permits for handling corpses and funerals to curb contagion.
Health Board Rules for Death Reports in Athens Village
Historic village health statute imposes duties on physicians to report deaths caused by major infectious diseases within twenty four hours to the Sanitary Police Office. It requires if no medical attendance existed, the physician must report full details of the deceased and cause of death, with coroner inquests to forward names or descriptions to the Board of Health.
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Board of Health
Pairivala
Porsour
Henry Logan
W. A Hibbard
Athens
Fixbourg
Board of
Regulation for meat and fish licenses in Village of Arbor
The text outlines town rules requiring license acquisition for selling fresh meat and fish, inspection of wagons and slaughterhouses, and posting inspection certificates. It orders annual inspection applications in March and September with a fee, and sets certificate expiration dates. It also prohibits selling meat from unhealthy or certain inhumane sources and bans sale of meat from calves under five weeks or lambs under twelve weeks, or animals slaughtered under specific conditions.
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Board of Health
Athens
Ohio
Percar
Board of Healt
Villace
Mazel
Make & Life
Evers
Eyre
Inspector of Food
Hugnan Foor
Arhene
Po Sion
Nrea
Health Board Order on Contaminated Food and Water Sanitation
The document outlines penalties for supplying inadequate water, food, or ventilation that endangers health and prohibits use of putrid or adulterated substances for human consumption. Health officers may condemn and seize offending items and arrange disposal, with enforcement starting at the earliest legal date. The order, dated October 3, 1005, is signed by Chairman Hears Toga and Clerk Adjusts Wo AL Hibbucd.
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Aus
Board of Health
Pricor
Tiss Orier
Toga
Vaccination Order Enforced in Athens Village
The Board of Health of the Village of Athens grants an order requiring vaccination for all residents aged six or older or those attending village schools who have not had smallpox or varioloid. Children under six must be vaccinated by age six, unless a physician deems it unsafe. Guardians are responsible for their charges, with penalties for noncompliance, effective one day after the legal notice period.
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Board of Health
Athens
Gtria
Sautr
Board 2 Health
Henry Logan
Artest
W. Albbard
Proposed amendment on governor's veto and legislative practice
A long fragment outlines a proposed constitutional amendment in Ohio to change how bills are read, debated, and vetoed. It includes steps for passage, governor's signature or veto, and provisions for any divided or partial appropriations. It also mentions voting on a municipal classification amendment and notes certification by state officials with dates in 1902 1903.
Village health order on diseased animals and noxious weeds
An October order from Athens Village Board prohibits keeping horses, dogs, and other animals known or suspected to carry Glanders Farvrey or Rabies within the village. It also bans growth of noxious weeds along streets and sidewalks and requires removal. The order takes effect after the legal waiting period.
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Athens
Peron
Board of Health
Henry Logan
Mibbard
Public Health Board Penalty Order Issued in Athens Ohio
An 1903 Athens Ohio public health order sets fines up to fifty dollars for violations of standing and special orders. It declares actions by officers acting within authority as acts of the Board, with daily offenses counted as new counts. The order, dated October 2, 1903, is signed by Chairman Henry Logan and Clerk W A Wibbard.
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Frearc
Athius
Ohid
Ardatmel
Athens
Board of Healthy
Sajik Board
Board of Health
Board of Earth
Wanted Help for Families at The American Pad & Textile Co
Employment offered to families with two or more children above fourteen years. Additional work available for young women sixteen and over. Steady wages and references required. Address The American Pad & Textile Co South Greenfield Ohio.
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American Pad & Textile Co
Greenfield
Ohio
Gained Forty Pounds in Thirty Days With Tablets
A testimonial from Holley Bros of Long Branch Missouri claims their younger brother troubled by indigestion gained forty pounds in thirty days after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They report full recovery and a thriving trade in the tablets, with sale details at McKee's Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Holley
Ohio and Illinois style constitutional amendment notices
Fragmented and garbled text from 1902 state legislative records presents proposed amendments to constitutional sections in Ohio and Illinois. The document includes votes, ballot wording, and official attestations by secretaries of state, with dates and signatories.
Notice to Teachers Scheduling Examinations Across Months
Examinations are planned for the first Saturdays of September October January February and July with primary tests in April. Second Saturdays in August and March for Baxwell exams and related proceedings to be announced. Clinic notices mention O Kodol Dyspepsia Care as a digestive aid sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
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Mar
Em. Bryzon
Kodal
Cline
Homeseeker's and Colonists Rater Tickets Sale Schedule
Ohio Central Lines urges agents to provide full details on Homeseeker's and Colonists rates. Tickets go on sale the first and third Tuesday of each month.
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Homeseeker’s
Ohio Central Lines
Homeseeker's and
Colonists
Safe Conservative Banking
A historical banking notice promotes Safe Conservative Banking with 28,000,000 capital and large deposit figures. It outlines profits and deposits at 4 percent interest compounded semiannually on savings and a 2 percent rate on checking accounts. The Pittsburgh Trust Co at Fourth Ave Pittsburgh Pa invites readers to request Booklet O Banking by Mail for details.
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Piicshbure Trust Co
iFourth Ava
Pittsburg
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