Notice of Appointment for Crawford Township School Painting Bids
Sealed bids for painting Crawford Township School District buildings are due by 12 o'clock noon on Saturday June 1 1907 at the clerk's office Carey Ohio. Bids must include a $50 bond from a disinterested person. The Board of Education of Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio reserves the right to reject any or all bids. May 11 1907. J D Cannon Clerk.
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Carey Ohio
Crawford Township
Tle
Board of Education of
Crawford Wivnship
Wyrandot Coounty
Ohio
Commencement Program At Snyder's Opera House May 30
The Class of 0z will receive diplomas at Snyder's Opera House on May 30 at 8 pm. The program includes overture Theeneficial, invocations, salutatory After Tonight What, orations, selectors, vocal solos, string quintette, and orchestra numbers. Admission 15 and 20 cents. reserved seats available at 7 pm Tuesday at Ewing's drug store.
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Snyder's Opera House
Thornton
Cua
Bringman
Helen Purlette
Laura Hof
Great Northwest
Merrit Patterson
Aug Lubitzky
Madge Barton
Laurence
Lucile Hickle
Saran Munn
Scienes
Clare Ewing
Madge Ches
Brough Angsie McGuire
A J. Nowlan
Rev. Williamey
EE Gales
Maple Grove Social Notes and Advert Adverts
Reading of Ewing's wallpaper ad and local visits fill the Maple Grove notes. Families including Mick Hetck Neick and Shin visit, while Roy Mick buys a driving horse and David Straich plants twenty acres. An advertisement for Chiusas Electric Oil promises pain relief and healing.
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Ewing
Myrtle Hetck
Paev Mick
Eve Voser
Albert Mick
Chirtes Cole
Roy Mick
Jessie Shin
Vis
D Mick
Iain Blant
Frank Kennerly
Vernie
Meda Snyder
Susan Worst
Soi Jay
Debating Intangible Property in a Democracy
The argument contends that only the rich benefit from intangible property reductions and questions why the state should treat the average man fairly in a democracy. The text reflects concerns about wealth, equality, and policy impact on nonwealthy citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tith
Rae Oe TR
California Tax Reform Critique Echoes Ohio Widening Gaps
Excerpts from the California Commission on Revenue and Taxation urge modernization of a 50 year old system. The critique notes inequalities burdening agriculture and industry, a real estate oriented general tax, and misapplied taxes on monies and credits. It argues for constitutional amendments to improve equity and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ohio
Gallforius
Tax Commission critics urge constitutional amendment stance
Portsmouth author W Evans told the thirteenth annual Ohio State Board of Commerce that the Tax Commission risks creating a temporary tax system with a constitutional flaw. He urged amending the constitution to allow separate rules for money credits stocks and bonds and warned against a repeal of Section 2 Article XII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson W. Evans
Portsmouth
Ohio
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Evans
Tax Commission
Lonor
Senator Curtis Seated as U S Senator From Kansas
Charles Curtis the new U S senator from Kansas is noted as the first man of Indian blood to hold the post and the first Republican senator in years to win a seat without Democratic apprenticeship. The article recalls his Kaw mother, his cavalry father, his boyhood selling papers, and a long political rise. It also mentions Justice Brewer’s nickname changes and a Swiss village tree fountain spectacle at Giunden Lake Thun.
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Charles Curtis
United States
Ixansas
Cherokee Strip
Alger
Kansas
Sunflower State
Fifteenth
Kansas Cavalry
Curtis
North Topeka
Hig
Shawnhee County
National
House of Representatives
Dave” Brewer
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Dave
Giunten
Lake
Thun
Friendship as a Vase: Fragility of Trust and Repair
A quotation by Landor on friendship comparing it to a vase that cannot be restored once damaged by heat violence or accident. It notes that once beautiful bonds fail they cannot be mended as a coarse stone can be cemented but a precious one cannot.
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Landor
Rebuff at Courtship Exchange in Local Talk
In a curtailed social vignette, Mr Heamley asks Miss May if he may kiss her. She replies she would not be mad but would be annoyed if she allowed the advance. The fragment hints at a flirtatious, cautious exchange typical of small town manners.
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Mr. Heamley
Gil
Chree Percheron Stallions to Start Season at Curey Stable
Three Percheron stallions will begin the season at Chas Tong's livery stable in Curey, preparing for upcoming work. The move places the team under stable management and signals a busy schedule ahead for the equine performers.
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Chas Tong
Curey
Colt Insurance Service Fee by J. M. Updegraff
A service fee of 15 dollars is charged to insure a colt to stand and suck. The policy is owned by J. M. Updegraff.
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J. M. Updegraff
Insurance notice on colt by C W Hunter
Service fee ten dollars to insure a Colt to stand and suck owned by C. W. Hunter parties parting with their mates before known to be with foul forfeit the insurance Colt held for its gain wherever found due care will be taken but not responsible for accidents Should any occur
Real Estate and Insurance Agents Advertising
A real estate and insurance firm promotes services to sell or buy property including improved properties vacant lots and several farms. It invites inquiries calling for buyers and sellers and asserts they will do you good.
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Call Peoples’ Bank
Haines
Kear
Sago
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
All Grocers
Fostoria
Bert Mitten
Agt
Cincinnati & Jet
McClellan
BOK
Philip Lortz
Wyandot County
Oni
Lortz
J. D. Cannotherrs Clerk
The
Carey High School
N .Architect
Maple Grove
Mrs. Ther
Miss Snydee
Williw Pord
Miss Fury Micc
Myrtle Heick
David Straicb
Martin‘lelek
Dessie Bartlett
Miss Fury Mick
Myrtle Neick
Grace Chapel Sanday
Grover
D Chiusas
Srori
the Tax Commission
Rex
ISS
Nelson W Evans
Ohio, State Board, of Commerce
Columbus
Neering
Peter’s
Mammoth Clover
Timothy
W.F. Johnston & Son
Clarion
Denmark
Young Dewey
C. W. Hunter
Colt
Carey, Ohio
Ance
Montague Bros
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