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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
12
Today's broadcasting includes Racal Stations WLW and WKRC in Cincinnati with programs from 3 PM to 10 PM and other outlets listing opera and concert features. A legal notice announces a November 3 1925 election on bonds worth 158000 for street improvements with a tax levy estimated at .02077 mills.
A dense listing of Chicago and regional station programs outlines concert talk and music blocks. NOTABLE entries include Max Minone at University of Chicago lectures, and varied orchestral, vocal, and instrumental programs across WHAS Louisville WDAF Kansas City WEBH Chicago WGN WLS and others through late night hours.
Notice announces a public hearing set for September 29 1925 at 1 30 pm by Cincinnati City Council on amending Plat No 33 of the Building Zone Map Residence B at Glenway Avenue and Quebec Road. It cites the required thirty day newspaper notice and records council actions and approvals through October 5 1925.
Citizens of Cincinnati will decide at the November 8, 1925 election whether to issue bonds totaling 1 247 700 for sewerage improvements including 15 to 81 inch relief sewers along multiple streets. The plan requires a rate increase above current limits to fund the project over 25 years.
The Concord Rural School District in Hamilton County Ohio proposes to levy up to three mills for three years under Sub House Bill No 58 to fund current district expenses. The measure, adopted August 10 1925 and to be submitted to electors on November 3 1925, seeks approval to exceed standard tax rate limits.
Plainfield Rural School District in Hamilton County Ohio schedules a November 3 1925 election from 530 am to 5 pm CST at regular voting places. voters will decide whether to levy taxes above statutory limits under Sub House Bill No 58 approved July 21 1925. Board of Education members present and voting adopted the resolution.
The notice cites authority under Sub. House Bill 58 to levy taxes beyond the standard mills for five years in the Plainfield Rural School District. It details the election process and references sections 5649-2 5649-3a 5649-3c 5649-5b of the General Code, authorizing a tax rate above the maximum for the district in Hamilton County. Harriet Donnerberg is noted as clerk. election officials are named as inspectors and supervisors.
A series of notices from Mt. Healthy Harrison Lockland and related districts in Hamilton County Ohio call for 1925 elections to decide levying taxes beyond normal limits under House Bill No. 58. The measures seek up to three to four mills for five years to fund current school expenses.
Voters in Asbury and Camp Dennison districts will decide on tax levies exceeding state limits. Asbury requests 1.82 mills for two years to fund current expenses, while Camp Dennison seeks two mills for five years for ongoing school costs.
A district board proposes to levy taxes within its boundaries for stated purposes across multiple years, overriding standard limitations under state sections. The deputy state superintendent authority is cited in guidance governing the levy plan.
The Lockland Village School District in Hamilton County Ohio schedules a regular election on November 8 1925 from 5 30 a m to 5 30 p m standard time at regular polling places. Voters will decide a levy tax in excess of statutory limits adopted August 11 1925 by the Board of Education under Sub House Bill No 68. The measure seeks taxes above allowed statutory limits within district tax bases 649-3a 5649-3c and 5649-Bb of the General Code.
Legal notices show Finneytown Rural School District and neighbors in Hamilton County announcing a November 3, 1925 election to approve taxes above statutory limits for up to three mills over three to five years. Votes needed: two thirds of members and state law provisions cited. Clerk names and board adoption dates listed.
The Green Township Rural School District and Terrace Park Village School District in Hamilton County Ohio seek voter approval at the November 1925 elections. Proposals authorize levies to fund current expenses and three year tax rates beyond the statutory limits, under House Bill No. 58 and General Code sections 5649-1 to 5649-6.
The Green Township Rural School District Board of Education proposes to levy taxes at an additional rate not exceeding three mills for one year to cover current expenses. Voters at the election will decide on the measure, with the district intending to use the funds for stated purposes despite otherwise applicable tax limits. Anna Marcus serves as clerk.
A notice states a special election on November 3 to decide a tax levy exceeding the statutory limit for the Miami Township Rural School District in Hamilton County Ohio. The measure arises from a board resolution adopted August 29 1925 under Sub House Bill No.
Walter Roney or unknown heirs are notified that on October 20, 1925, the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton County will hear an application to appoint a 4 member jury to assess compensation for Parcel No. 6818-B in Norwood, including a 53 foot wide easement for a wall footing, taken for rapid transit construction by the Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners of Cincinnati.
Sealed bids due October 7 1925 in Cincinnati for Grace Avenue iron water pipes from Belkenton to west village line with plans on file. Bond of 100 dollars or certified check required and contract to be secured if bid accepted. Right to reject bids reserved by Village Council. ENRY Diehl Clerk September 22 1925. Sealed proposals due October 13 1925 for Mitchell Avenue improvement Cincinnati plans and bids bond of twelve thousand dollars with 50 percent performance, director of public service Charles Hornberger and Edward Durr secretary.
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hear Louis Huber's application for a certificate of public convenience to operate an irregular freight line in Ohio. Hearing at 9 a.m. in the State Office Building Columbus. Attorney Edwin G. Becker listed.
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