Ohio Amendment Text From 1902 Joint Resolution
The excerpt records a proposed 1902 Ohio constitutional amendment about stockholders liability and corporate protections. It notes submission to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 and provides ballot wording options for or against the amendment. It includes signatures and official seal by Secretary Lewis C. Laylin.
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Wool Quiet Amid Market Uncertainty and Global Influence
Domestic wool remains quiet as mills resist asking prices despite a strong raw material position. Limited stocks and western storm losses weigh on supply, while the Australian clip is light. Foreign carpet wools stay active and prices are supported by overseas strength.
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Mt Vernon Gas War and Rate Reductions Stir Citizens
Mt Vernon area sees Ohio Fuel Supply cut gas rates with stove use offering 55 cent monthly charges and five cent reduction. Gas for lights is free if stove use continues. Mt Vernon Gas Light Company meets rates as residents smile. Miss Mina Adama’s name omitted from Bedford township graduate list under Boxwell law. The Age improves daily.
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Mt. Vernon
Mina Adama
Bedford Township
The Educated Leader and the Call to Higher Learning
A discourse on the rise of educated leaders in America. The speaker argues that schools and colleges drive national progress, noting the shift from limited access to education to universal opportunity. The high school and college serve as pivotal institutions shaping future leaders and economic success. The speaker urges lifelong devotion to education and its social duty.
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Russell Conwell
Parsonage Upgrades Advance Church Project
The parsonage of the German Evangelical church on Locust street is being improved by the progressive church congregation. A city water connection and electric lights are installed and a rear porch is erected making Rev. Welsecke’s home a cozy dwelling.
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Welsecke
Grady’s Role in Reuniting North and South
A reflective editorial praises Henry W. Grady for easing sectional tensions after the Civil War. It notes local objections to a Gen. Lee monument in Gettysburg and credits Grady with uniting the two regions, promoting reconciliation, and guiding the South toward prosperity and abolition of slavery.
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Farewell Address Reflects Grady Legacy and Hope for Unity
A historic school farewell echoes Henry W Grady ideals of sincerity charity and love as students bid teachers and board farewell. The speaker invokes northern southern reconciliation and vows to carry Grady s lasting echoes through life and service with unity and purpose.
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Resignation at Fountain Dry Goods follows Olympia move
Arthur Moore resigned from his position at Fountain Dry Goods in Olympia on Saturday. On Monday June 15 he will accompany his sister Miss Mary Moore who graduates school at Oberlin and returns next Wednesday. Miss Mabel Boyd will leave for Olympia Washington. Miss Moore plans to settle there but Miss Boyd and Mr Moore will stay only through the summer.
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Runaway Buggy Routs Through Town Damaging Vehicle
A runaway buggy dashed through East Chestnut and Main streets on a Saturday, colliding with a dwelling and yard, injuring a woman from the country. The horses bolted from a Chestnut Street stand, ran via an alley to Main, across lawns, and toppled in Daniel Snyder’s yard on East Main. The buggy was badly damaged.
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Weasel n Work Ends With Weasel Found
Dan Cook lost thirty two young chicks Friday night. His dogs tracked the weasel that did the work and killed it.
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Editor T F Smiley takes helm at Monongahela Times
Former local editor T F Smiley is named editor and manager of the Monongahela Times, an afternoon daily in Monongahela Pennsylvania. Miss Shirley Thompson and Miss Nell Thompson depart for Jersey Ohio today.
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