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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
6
A brief note discusses taxation themes referencing DMENT a y gritarion or elite figures. The item notes public concern over fiscal policies and potential impacts on communities.
The Ohio General Assembly sets a proposed constitutional amendment to tax policy for the November 1903 election. It outlines uniform classification of subjects, exemptions for religious and charitable entities, and public property limits, with an effective date of January 1, 1904 and a formal certification by Secretary Lewis Claylin.
Ohio reads proposed amendments to sections of articles eleven and thirteen of the state constitution. The notices outline voting language for adopting changes on county representation ratios, single mobility amendments, and related officials' attestations with dates in 1902 1903. A separate item notes the Ohio Federation of Womens Clubs convening in Columbus on October 21 with planning for a regional reunion.
A 1902 Ohio joint resolution outlines a constitutional amendment requiring voter approval on a proposed change to Article II Section 16. It details reading requirements, governor's veto power, and veto override rules, with the 1902 adoption note and certification by Secretary of State Laysin. The document includes names McKinnon Speaker and Ancier President of the Senate and cites Columbus certify dates January 27 139? and May 2 1902.
A 1903 Ohio proposal seeks voter approval for Article 14 section 6 to regulate city powers, subdivision into three classes by population, and impose restrictions on taxation borrowing and debts. The measure outlines ballot wording and effective date January 1, 1904, with official certifying notes from the Secretary of State.
A man visiting his coal house on Orange Street Friday found a strange intruder wearing Mender shoes and a hat. The incident left Mr Magruder puzzled as to the identity of the mysterious caller who had wandered from a tavern to the coal shed.
Col Gillett of Newark and his wife are touring Europe. He is seriously ill in Vienna after an appendicitis operation.
Grace M E Church trustees unanimously pass a resolution recognizing Rev J W Toland D D eight years of spiritually and financially prosperous service and welcoming his return for another year with hearty support from the quarterly conference and citizens.
The Phonograph Social by the Protected Home circle at the Fountain store was a complete success with eight phonos playing varied tunes and a lively medley. Daniel Valentine won first prize for a picture titled The Bridesmaid, Orin Westerlind took second, and William Corder third with fishing themed artwork. In the drawing, Marc J. Valentine and Howard E. Sells won, Valentine earning The Storm and Sells another picture.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles B. Hunt hosted a charming reception at her Main street home. The hall gleamed with vines ferns flowers and fairyland lights while handsomely gowned guests mingled. Notable attendees included Miss Alice Heiston Mrs Voorhees and Mrs Clark with out of town visitors Mrs Applewate Miss Helen Shank and Dr Alice Snyder. A City Harp Orchestra provided music and a pink and white theme ran through the refreshments.
The piece describes Vermilion Wood as a government-owned, scarce material sourced from India after a lengthy voyage. Noted for its rich color, unmatched hardness, and light reflection, it once graced London stairs and American exhibits. It commands high cost and distant forests, with stock being offered by the Home Building, Loan & Savings Company via W. A. Himebaugh.
Mr. Levens formerly proprietor of the Park View billiard parlors has bought an interest in an old established brokerage office at Cleveland. His friends here wish him success in the new venture. Mayor Tom's addresses are listened to by not many auditors.
Advertises Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as a strengthener and builder. Claims to cure weakened conditions, nervousness, sleeplessness, indigestion, and male assimilation. Describes the product as a non greasy thin fluid with no fishy taste sold by druggists and prepared in St Louis by Katharinan Chenient Co.
The last regular session approved numerous payments totaling 8472.76 for August and related services. Items include bridge work in White Eyes and Keenep townships, jail maintenance, gravel spreading, lighting, clerical supplies, and various road improvements across multiple townships such as Perry, Bedford, Adams, and Tiverton.
The Fifty First regiment held its annual reunion at Uhriechsville Friday with a large group traveling from nearby towns. The event featured a six o'clock dinner on the lawn and a birthday candle moment for a child, as attendees later joined in making birthday wishes.
The Jennings property was sold Wednesday to P C Shipps for 913 dollars by R A Powelson the administrator.
Mr and Mrs F H McDonald celebrated the second anniversary of their daughter Estella with a lawn party attended by about twenty relatives and friends.
Ed Platt, leader of the group accompanying the Homewood ball team, returned home Wednesday evening as the team disbanded for the season. The Age is better every day.
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