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Readable fragments mention names and places but lack clear events. The text hints at a local feature or profile involving figures like souls, Evil Eye, and a city area but specifics are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
13
Readable fragments mention names and places but lack clear events. The text hints at a local feature or profile involving figures like souls, Evil Eye, and a city area but specifics are unreadable.
Dover and surrounding towns host a flurry of visitors and gatherings. Residents from Akron Canton Massillon and Columbus frequent the area for social visits and family time at homes along Main Street and Cross Street.
Grain and livestock price listings from Canton Ohio dated June 29 1920 include Buying Prices for wheat oats corn and hay with numbers such as wheat No 1 at 2.67 and 2.64 per bushel hay No 1 timothy 32 per ton and corn 84 per bushel. Dairy wholesale prices list butter eggs and creamery products. Local seasonal produce and meats sections show varied prices including potatoes lettuce apples and various meats.
Proposals sent to the Supervising Architect in Washington for Canton Ohio work, with plans and drawings available, deadline in July 1920, bids to be opened then. Includes reference to post office vestibule and driveway extension, published in local newspaper.
Long Island shores show a documented catalog of more than 225 fish species. Scientists confirm wide diversity with ongoing studies and measurements across coastal habitats.
In pursuance of an ordinance passed April 26 1920 Canton voters will decide at a special election on August 10 1920 whether to choose a Commission to frame a Charter. Polls open 530 am to 630 pm Central.
Ohio court records show Clyde E Swinehart and Edith Swinehart filing for divorce in Stark County. The case No 32272 cites prior marriage and adultery and sets a hearing for August 16 1920 with Edith Swinehart required to file by that date. Thomas H Lt is listed as attorney for the case and publication appeared June 22 29 and July dates.
The Canton City School District Board of Education votes to submit a bond issue of 1,840,000 dollars at a special election on August 1920. Voters will decide on financing a new high school building and related furnishings and equipment in Canton. Ballots must state For the issue of bonds or Against the issue of bonds as specified by law.
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will review proposed Schedule No P U G No 4 by The Natural Gas Company of West Virginia for higher rural rates in Carroll Stark and Tuscarawas counties. Effective July 21, 1920 the plan lists tiered charges from 47 cents per 1000 cu ft for 5 000 cu ft to 62 cents for over 1000 cu ft with discounts for early payment and a minimum monthly charge of 94 cents minus 4 cents if paid by the 10th. A copy may be inspected at agent Joseph A Ready in Minerva Ohio.
A 1920 notice announces a board approved plan to seek a three mill additional levy for five years from 1920 to 1924. The proposal funds local schools beyond the maximum rate, with ballots to be cast August 10 1920 at regular voting places in Stark County Ohio.
Notice from the Canton City School District Stark County Ohio states a referendum on August 6 1920 to exempt future interest and sinking fund levies for bonds issued prior to January 20 1920 or authorized without a vote. The 1921 tax rate is projected at 3 mills for 39 years. Ballot wording favors Yes for exemption and No against. W C Lane Clerk.
Resolution 4650 authorizes submitting to Canton electors at the upcoming primary election the proposition to exempt from specific General Code limits all future levies for interest and sinking fund purposes on bonds of the city issued or to be issued on or before January 20, 1920. The council directs the submission.
The resolution provides for a special election on exemptions from certain general code limits for bonds issued prior to January 20 1920 or authorized without a vote by ordinance or resolution. The 1921 tax rate is set at 4.7 mills with 39 year exemption. Mayor to give public notice and ballots printed Year. Adopted June 21 1920. Published June 22 and 29 1920.
In Canton Ohio a June 21 1920 council resolution approves a primary on August 10 1920 to exempt future interest and sinking fund levies on city bonds issued before January 20 1920 from tax limitations. The 1921 tax rate is 4.7 mills with a 39 year exemption. ballots read Yes. Mayor H R Witter signs. Published June 22 29 July 6 12 1920 in Daily News.
The fragment lists varied postal or catalog pricing with multiple line quantities. It mentions four lines at 25 cents, two at 40 cents, three at 50 cents, and total 90 cents, plus extras in cents and dollars. It resembles a classified notice or puzzle-style rate table from a historic page.
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