Erie County Keeps 1927 Tax Levy At Seven Mills
Erie County Commissioners announced the 1927 tax levy will remain seven mills for the coming year. After six months of study and 110 conferences on the issue they concluded the county can survive without increasing the burden on taxpayers. Commissioner Joseph F. Rogan cited possible salary demands and growing county business as factors but stated the present rate will stay.
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Erie County
Erie
Joseph F. Rogan
Toy
Fishermen Witness Water Spout Near Dunkirk Coast
Dunkirk Der. fishermen report a water spout seen as eight Lake City tugs and boats hauled modest hauls of pike, herring, and trout. Nets had been in lake three days without being paled. Desmond company tugs lifted 1200 pounds pike, 250 pounds herring, 30 pounds trout. Lake City boats also took 500 pounds pike. C J Alexander tugs same. One Lake City tug narrowly escaped the whirl. No injuries reported.
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Dunkirk
Der
Desmond Company
Lake City
C. J. Alexander
Lake City Company
Narowly
Ringling Brother Charles Dies in Sarasota
Charles Ringling, sixth of the Ringling brothers, died in Sarasota after a cerebral hemorrhage from a cold contracted with the Greys in Birmingham Alabama. He was president of the Ringling Bank and Trust Company and led Sarasota Chamber of Commerce efforts. John Ringling is the sole surviving brother.
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Sarasota
Fla
Ringling Brothers
Charles
The
Greys
Bieham
Ala
John Ringling
Ringling Bank and Trust Company
Arts and Crarts Club Observes President's Day Meeting
Nellie Merker leads eleven Arts and Crarts Club members in a Friday gathering that honors the president in office at her birth. After roll call each member sketched the president. plans were made for a December 17 Christmas party at Mrs Ray Wol ford’s home followed by lunch.
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Nellie Merker
Arts and Crarts Club
Ray Wolford
Oil City Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Independence
C Walker of Oil City died instantly when a high speed crash on the Dixie highway near Independence sent their car into a gully and tree. Mrs Ty Tonkin of Brankfort Kentucky died minutes after arrival at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. Mr Tonkin survived with minor injuries. Coroner Stephens of Kenton county said Walker appeared to have died instantly.
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C. Walker
Oil City
Ty AL Tonkin
Brankfort
Dixie Highway
Independente
Cincinnati
Walker
Death and population myth in Capper's Weekly summary
Capper's Weekly notes the world’s death rate once every second, accelerating to 68 deaths per minute and 85 million annually, while global population soars. It argues that despite growth, civilized nations see shrinking family sizes and warns against overpopulation, suggesting nature will balance it.
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Nature
Capper
School Board to Organize Monday Meeting
Members of the Board of Education have been called to meet in special Session on Monday evening for the annual organization. The law requires the first Monday in December or as soon thereafter as possible. Mrs Baynes is president, with possible postponement to Wednesday if a quorum is lacking. discussion may include High school auditorium data and routine matters.
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Board of Education
E. ©. Baynes
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