Protest Over Carnival Use of Canton Playground
Canton officials and residents protested leasing the playground to a carnival. City earned $50 for occupation. a Wednesday rally denounced intrusion of carnival workers, and plans emerged to refuse future partial rentals to such events. Shoptague games moved. one Saturday game shifted to a Meyers Lake enclosure.
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Canton
Carnival Company
Ase
George McClasky
Encosure
Meyers Lake
Playground Association
Mayer Stolberg
McClaskey
Merchants and Builders Clash Over Picnic Date
Canton merchants urge residents to stay home for the second annual community picnic at Meyers Lake on August 16, arguing funds should stay locally to benefit workers and farmers. Builders Exchange favors an out of town outing at Silver Lake Park, with T Kirk noting little opposition to the community event.
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Canton
Meyers Lake
E. J. Heffelman
Retail Merchants’ Association
Builders’ Exchange
Silver Lake Park
T. Kirk
The
Exchange
Fragmented OCR Note From 65 73 86 Page
A garbled OCR snippet lists numbers 65 73 86 with partial letters around them. No clear names places events or actions are readable to summarize meaningfully.
Pleasantly cool Canton records midweek weather
The Canton weather diary notes a Wednesday high near 76 degrees with a potential cap at 85 from Tuesday. At 7 am the reading matched 73 degrees, 9 am showed 76, and 2 pm reached 86 versus 85 on Tuesday. A 60 degree low marked the past three weeks’ early morning temperature.
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Canton
Mercury
Meyer
Saloons Barred from Brewery Aid in City Licensing Crackdown
Starkce Licensing association warns saloon keepers that ties with brewers or wholesalers will cost licenses. Saloons must remove unsanitary conditions and comply with a five cent bottle charge with refunds on return. Affected streets include Carnahan Avenue where four saloonists were ordered to clean up.
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Starkce Licensing Association
Carnahan-ay
Jewelers Advertising Driving Glasses and Store Locations
An advertisement promotes wearing glasses fitted by Walter H. Double and The Hall Mark Store to comply with night driving laws. It lists Schram and Rossiter at 411 Market Ave N and 123-125 Tuscarawas St E as suppliers and emphasizes the comfort of proper eyewear for success.
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Cleveland, O
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Company
Akron
Eastern Bankers
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Deiz
Schram and
Rossiter
Walter H. Double
Hall Mark Store
Tuscarawas St E.—Ady
Round-Trip Steamship Fare and Schedules Noted
Advert says 86.80 Buffalo and return via Western New York and Lake Erie and Citizens and Buffalo steamers. On sale daily. Return limit 30 days. Ady Wednesdays and Fridays to November 1.
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Buffalo
Ady
Wed & Fri
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Communipaw
New Jersey
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City Field
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Newport News
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Canton- Massillourd
Northern Ohio
Republic Railway and Light Company
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Norfolk
Baltimore
Koenig
Virginia Capes
Germany
Capes
Patapsco
Doughty
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Peninsula
Willys Knights
Canton Motor Car Co.—Adv
T. T
City
Heffelman
Kenny’s
Advt
Armer
Toni Choudy
Erie
Ohio
Lake
Socsacee
Soowecseee
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