Association of American Directory Publishers Opens Convention
The Directory Publishers association begins its convention in Lidten with members from cities nationwide. They aim to improve the directory business and shield the public from fraudulent ad schemes. They discussed copyright law and protection efforts while planning officer elections and technical talks for today.
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Association of American Directory Publishers
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Iridian Paint Co Placed in Bankruptcy upon Creditors Action
Creditors moved to place Iridian Paint Company in bankruptcy after the directors admitted inability to meet obligations. Major W. R. Thrall named receiver with a $5,000 bond. Creditors include Market National Bank $3,650 Eagle White Lead $489 Newport Tea and Spice $52. Company capital $25,000. President W. H. Miller. Estimated liabilities about $15,000. assets about $12,000.
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Iridian Paint Company
W. R. Thrall
Market National Bank
Eagle’ White Lead Company
Newport Tea and Spice Company
Jridian Company
W. H. Miller
Defectives program expands with new teacher appointment
The Board of Education approved a plan to create a defectives school program after Dr. Dyer urged more medical inspections and special classrooms. Emma Kohnky was appointed to train in Vineland New Jersey, with a specialized physician team to oversee the program and health concerns across schools.
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Dyer
Health Department
Sixth Street
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Ehmma Kohnky
Vineland
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Brown
Alice Wolfe
Lilian Raresheid
Ella Walsh
Jackson
Earé
Lillie Brockmeier
Dr. Dyers
Robert Nohr
F. L. Reuter
Edith Grebner
Pollak
Germany
France
Switzerland
Pete
Maure A. Todd
Douglass
Bilsie Meyer
First
West High
Frances Kohnky
Oscar Grebner
H. L. Bevis
Anna Be
Eliza
Bruce Avenue
Schwab
Evanston
Jackson’ School
Isabel Neff
Federation of Women's Clubs
Tiffin
County awards road and bridge contracts in five projects
The County Commissioners approved five contracts for road and bridge work including Dawson road improvement from Miami avenue to Madison road awarded to W Taulman for 4726.10 dollars and Rittenhouse road work to Frank Wells for 3650.25 dollars. Repairs funded for Hauck's farm bridge to W L Jones at 156.60 dollars and washout repair on Mostellar road Mill Creek bridge to John Ryan for 107.60 dollars. Hughes road improvement to H E Steel for 990 dollars.
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Miami Avenue
Madison Road
W. Taulman
Rittenhouse Road
Jane Hayes
Stump
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Pridge
Hauck
W. L. Jones
Mostellar Road
Mill Creek Bridge
John Ryan
Hughes Road
Coumbia
C., C. & L. Railroad Company
Horn Road
Biophop Receives Highest Office At Freedmen's Aid Meeting
The Freedmen's Aid Society annual meeting in Wylie Chapel and Grand Hotel adjourned after dinner as officers were elected. Bishop D H Moore became president and Bishop J M Walden was named first vice president with other leaders from Cincinnati and visiting cities forming the General Committee for Indianapolis meetings on November 4 and 5.
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Piqua
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Greenville
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W. F. Boyd
H. C. Minnick
Indianapolis
Master Bakers Attend Canton Convention Aim at Bread Sales
About thirty members of the Master Bakers Association led by Simon Hubig travel to Canton Ohio for the annual convention. John Hart Laub of the Cincinnati Bakers Club joins the delegation to discuss strategies to reduce homemade bread and boost commercial bread sales.
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Master Bakers’ Association
Simon Hubig
Canton
John Hartlaub
Cincinnati Bakers’ Club
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