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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
10
Notice to Finneytown Rural School District electors that a tax levy exceeding statutory limits will be placed on the November 1925 ballot. A three mill levy for three years is proposed to finance current expenses, under House Bill No. 58, with certified resolutions by the district board and clerk Albert Schory.
The Green Township Rural School District of Hamilton County Ohio seeks voter approval at the November 3 1925 election to levy taxes in excess of the statutory limit. The measure requests a three mill increase for one year to meet current expenses, under House Bill No 58 adopted Sept 1925.
The Wyoming Village School District in Hamilton County Ohio schedules a special election on November 3 1925 from 5 30 a m to 5 30 p m to approve a tax levy exceeding statutory limits under Sub House Bill No 58 as amended by law on July 21 1925 by the Board of Education. The resolution states the district deems the levy necessary under authority of Sub House Bill No 88 and it calls for the required two thirds consent of the members elected and present.
Public notice announces a special election to approve a tax levy in Terrace Park Village School District Hamilton County Ohio on November 1925. The measure seeks three mills for three years to fund district operations under Sub House Bill No 58 and General Code sections.
Notice details a November 3 1925 election in Hamilton County Ohio to approve taxes exceeding limits for the Miami Township Rural School District. It lists ballot forms and the 1.82 mill levy for Asbury Rural School District for two years, with adoption dates in August and September 1925.
The text cites district rates for multiple years under the stated resolution and references election supervisors and inspectors of elections, noting authority beyond general code limitations. It outlines that rates may be set at or below the specified amounts for any year, subject to applicable sections of the General Code and related provisions.
Historical notice outlines Mt Healthy Village and Harrison Village School Districts in Hamilton County Ohio calling an August 7, 1925 vote at 5:30 p.m. CST to approve taxes above statutory limits. It details Board resolutions under House Bill No. 58 authorizing up to 3 percent mills for five years to fund current expenses.
The Harrison Village School District in Hamilton County Ohio votes on November 3, 1925, from 6 30 a m to 5 30 p m at regular voting places to determine if a tax levy beyond statutory limits should be imposed as enacted by the Board of Education on September 1, 1925 under Sub House Bill No and General Code of Ohio. The notice cites insufficient funds to meet district needs and outlines the legal authority for the levy proposal.
Hamilton County Ohio voters to decide in November 1926 on a tax levy in excess of statutory limits for Camp Dennison Rural School District. Board seeks authority under Sub House Bill No. 58 to fund district expenses, with a planned rate exceeding fixed maximums. Porter Hancock, Clerk, notes the election date and necessity to levy.
The Lockland Village School District in Hamilton County Ohio holds a regular election to decide a three mill tax levy in excess of state limits for five years. The measure, approved August 11 1925, seeks support from voters at standard district polls with state supervision noted.
A passage notes current expenses of the school district exceed three mills for five years and references the Lockland Village School District election, with details tied to General Code section 5649-6. The fragment hints at voter action on an extension or levy within the legal framework.
Notice of Election states the City of Cincinnati will ask voters at the November election to approve bonds totaling 158000 for street improvements including Tusculum Avenue Nebraska Avenue and St Clair Street. The vote will be held 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Hamilton County. Anna Marcus, Clerk of the Board.
The Newtown Village School District seeks a 1,247,700 bond issue to fund extensive sewer projects in Cincinnati area streets including Race, Lippincott, Walnut, and more. Voters will decide at the November 1925 election on a plan lasting ~25 years with an estimated tax rate increase of 0.8488 mills approved by the County Auditor. Leader: A. Li. Wilson, Clerk.
The Newtown Village School District schedules an election for November 3, 1925, at regular voting places in Newtown to approve taxes beyond statutory limits as provided by a Board of Education resolution adopted August 4, 1925.
The Concord Rural School District in Hamilton County Ohio seeks voter approval on August 10 1926 to levy taxes in excess of the statutory rate for three years to meet current district expenses. The resolution notes two thirds of board members support proceeding and cites statutes 5649 2 3a 6649 8c 5649 5b. Adopted August 10 1925 by Clerk E A Zimmerman.
The Plainfield Rural School District election is set for November 8 1925 from 5 30 a m to 5 30 p m with voting places in Hamilton County Ohio. The election concerns a levy of taxes under House Bill No 58 and related acts and is adopted by the clerk Harriet Donnerberg with certification prior to supervisors and election officials.
A local election concerns increasing the school levy at Plainfield Rural School District for a five year term. The measure proposes exceeding a three mill rate and directs the collection of excess funds as approved by voters.
The Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners seeks to condemn Parcel 6818 B in Norwood Hamilton County for rapid transit construction. A jury will assess compensation for the land and a five foot easement to support a wall. possession may be awarded after payment or court deposit. Attorneys John V. Campbell and Ed D. Schorr sign the notice.
On November 3 1925 a bond issue of 300000 is authorized for repairing and improving the Harrison Avenue Viaduct. The debt matures in equal payments over about ten years and carries an estimated tax rate of 0.03943 mills outside existing code limits, as certified by the County Auditor. Visors and Inspectors of Elections of Hamilton County Cincinnati Ohio.
In the sum of 25000 dollars for erecting a new bridge on Red Bank road over Duck Creek, this loan matures in equal annual installments for about 25 years. It requires an estimated average additional tax rate outside the limitations of General Code 5 649 5b of 0.0017 mills, as certified by the County Auditor. Clerk of the Board.
Notice of election on a city measure to authorize a $604000 bond for resurfacing streets including Madison road Walnut and McMicken avenues Tremont Harrison and Vine streets and others. The plan funds the city’s share and imposes an estimated additional tax rate of 0.0794 mills for about ten years per state law.
In said city the question of issuing bonds of said city in the sum of $200000 for the acquisition of real estate and construction thereon of fireproof buildings, maturing in equal annual installments under General Code provisions, as the Board of Deputy State Supervisors and Inspectors of Elections oversee the election.
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hold a hearing Friday October 23 1925 at 9 am Central Standard time on the Louis Huber application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate an irregular freight line in Ohio. The hearing takes place in the commission hearing room at the State Office. USS HUBER. EDWIN G BECKER Attorney.
Legal notice announces an election held November 3 192? in Cincinnati to approve a 2 718 000 bond issue for widening and extending streets and acquiring land. Projects include Ninth Street from Broadway to Sycamore Fifth Street Main to Pike Libert Main to Highland Madison Road extension to Parkway Dixmuth and McMicken Avenues with annual installments over about twenty years under General Code provisions.
Notice states election on November 8 1925 between 5 30 am and 5 30 pm for 140 000 bond issue to build new bridges on West Fork road. Bonds mature in 25 years with annual installments and an estimated tax rate of .2588 mills outside General Code. Hamilton County Ohio officials certify.
Notices hereby given that in pur pose of construction of a new bridge on Seventy-first street over the canal for approximately twenty-five years and requiring an estimated average additional tax rate outside of the limitations of Section 5,649-5b General Code of .0017 mills as certified by the County Auditor.
At the November election, Cincinnati voters will consider a proposal to construct a new bridge on Seventy-third Street over the canal. The project would span about 25 years and is expected to require an estimated average tax increase beyond the limits of Section 5,649-5b General.
Bond issue proceeding on November 3 1925 for Elmhurst Place Viaduct funds totaling 120000 dollars. Matures in five equal annual installments under General Code millage .00816.
The measure authorizes a bond issue of 294 300 to fund sanitary and storm sewers linking Foley road Flach avenue Trenton avenue and Bracken Road area. The plan follows State Health Board orders and will be repaid in level installments over about 25 years with a 0.02 mill levy certified by the County Auditor.
On September 22 1925 a city asks authorization for bonds totaling 700000 dollars to fund the city part of street improvements. The plan covers Reading road, Hamilton avenue, McMillan street Baymiller street and Woodburn avenue with reconstructions along specified segments and a special tax rate of .09201 mills outside the state code limit.
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