Chamber committee to visit Toledo for housing study
The executive committee of the Carey Chamber of Commerce selects a housing study mission to Toledo as new industries bring growth. Members include H F Graves I G Huston C I Kessler and R D Perkins with plans to secure adequate housing by spring.
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Chamber of
Commercé
Gorto
Toledo
F. Graves
I. G. Huston
C. I. Kessler
R. D. Perkins
Chamber of Commerce
Helen Courtad
Frank Best
Jesse Stombaugh
R. J. Logsdon
Carey
Clarence Gardner
Tiffin
Wilfrid Logsdon
Woodsdale
Sam Lemott
Howard Tippin
Audrey
Findlay
Guy Bishop
Marion Wise
Mary LeMott
David Lasley
el Paso
Texas
Mooseheart
Johnson
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Will Carr
Lon Ogg
Alice
Jack Sopher
Marion
Methodist Church
Men’s Fellowship
James Shuman
Howard Heck
Earle Culp
Harvey Stillberger
Jack Heck
Ralph Pontius
James Lindsay
James Albert Shuman
Clarence Hagley
Beech Grove
Mary Elizabeth
Clyde Wentling
Wharton
Walter Beebe
Harry Dible
Dible
G. D. Hickle
Carl A. Schira
Marie Lusk
Carey Heights
Herbert Newham
Columbus
Larue Boucher
Adrian
Charles Courtad
Fred Fox
Springville Road
Carriage collision injures horses. two men die serving in France
A buggy crash injures horses while Mr. and Mrs. Boucher escape unharmed. The notices state Reuben Pahl’s body reaches Hoboken December 14 and Paul Blue’s reaches New York December 18, both men having died in France. The report also lists local social events and community notices from the period.
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Boucher
Reuben Pahl
Hoboken
Paul Blue
New York
France
W. E. Montague
Euchre Club
Montague
Ralph Gilliland
Clarence Gamel
John Twining
Hidden taxes on everyday items total many, says Tax Foundation
The Tax Foundation reports a hundred taxes on an egg and hundreds more on common goods. It highlights that individuals ultimately bear the burden of these taxes through prices and reduced purchasing power.
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the Tax Foundation
Magna Charta Sent to English Cathedrals for Twice-Yearly Reading
A copy of the Magna Charta from 1215 was dispatched to every English cathedral with orders that it be read aloud twice annually, reinforcing the historic document's authority.
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England
Driving while upset could kill you warns safety message
A cautionary note urges drivers to avoid emotional states before driving. It warns that anger worry or upset impairs concentration and can lead to deadly mistakes on the road. The message advises taking time to cool off and focus before getting behind the wheel.
Grass Roots Opinion Sparks Washington Critique
Public letters from Clanton and Chester attack federal bureaucracy and wasteful policies. Ezra Taft Benson faces criticism for enforcing unsound laws while West Point accuses Social Security taxes of rising costs and dwindling trust funds. The North East editorial cites rising employee payroll taxes and a growing deficit.
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Chester
S. C
Ezra Taft Benson
Washington
Congress
Utah
United States
West Point
Mass
Franklin N C Press Opinion On Personal Freedom In 1914 Context
The Franklin North Carolina Press quotes debate on personal freedom since 1914. It notes gains in state regulation and suggests some men may be restricted to work only if joining a union. The passage highlights government sanction and narrowing liberties in modern times.
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Franklin
N. C
Newswire snippets reflect varied U S newspaper concerns
Clippings from multiple papers discuss newsroom labor conditions, local and national news habits, highway tax funding, church and interdenominational aid programs, and the Heifer Project. Readers see editor integrity fears, taxpayer cost appeals, and charitable livestock aid across several states.
Tax funded competition harms private printing and delivery
The piece argues that government funded operations tax private firms and undercuts them in printing envelopes and other services. It cites the post office as a tax exempt competitor and urges Congress to remove the department from private market competition. It notes delivery costs and taxes raise prices for private printers and delays reform.
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Wakarusa
Ind
Tribune
Post Office Department
U. S
Congress
Post “Office Department
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Martha Schira
Hilda Schira
J. A. Schira
Defiance
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Defiance City Hospital
Riverside Cemetery
Schira
Alvada
Richard Yates
Yates
Roy Kirkwood
Jon Michael
John
Hazel Risner
Calaway
Eva M. Risner
Crawford Township
Wayne Zahn
John Baker
Tommy Schira
Richard Jacob
Ted Wonder
Henry Pieracini, Jr
Robert Smith
Harold Turnbell
John Byers
Joseph Vaughn
Paul R. Clouser
Charles Dible
Ben Clouse
C. D. Houser
Fostoria
Anna Lantz
Robert
Leota Frederick
Frank
Judson
Richard Frederick
Lantz
Charles England
Frank Damon
W. Brown Avenue
Forrest Hurd
F. D. Hurd
Casey
Crawford
Ivan Schmidt
Wayne Kimmel
Mt. Blanchard
Max
Home and Foreign Missioniary
Séciéty of
Christ ‘Lutheran Church
Carl Heck
J. D. Ewing
Edward Riester
Porter
Opal Laney
W. H. Wright
E. North Street
L. G. Altwater
Erty
Grove Street
Fred Lusch
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County Farm Bureau Co-Operative
A. R. Moyer
Pennsylvania
Richard Moyer
Paul Enders
Martin Matthews
J. C. Cross
Robert Imler
Viola Schindler
Violet Culver
Janet Lusch
Lowell Sanborn
Sycamore
E. E. Gottfried
George Savidge
Ralph Hill
Bernard Logsdon
Ralph Derr
Leonard Weaver
West Street
Kate) Orians
Clara) Simonis
Kirby
Edward
Lewis Weaver
Salem Township
Joseph
Frances) Myers
Charles Weaver
Rosanne Weaver
Martha Hart
Cora Hart
Jay Newhard, Jr
J. P.newhard
Clearwater
Florida
America
Borer
Grass Roots Opinion
Clanton
Ala
Kittanning
Leader-Times
Hagerstown
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