Perry Grange Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
Perry Grange at Neble Route 2 held a regular meeting on December 14 electing officers for the coming year. Elected were Master J. J. Miller Overseer George Mikesell Lecturer Alonzo Van Winkle Steward R. T. Rine Assistant Steward Lee Mikesett Chaplain S. E. B. Taylor Treasurer Wm. Mathews Secretary H. W. Cullison Gate Keeper Abraham Taylor Cores Elsie Rine Pomona Leota Little Flora Rachie Crowther Lady Assistant Steward Sarah Van Winkle Trustee John S. Rine.
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Neble
Route
Perry Grange
J. J. Miller
George Mikesell
Alonzo van Winkle
R. T. Rine
Lee Mikesett
S. EB. Taylor
Wm. Mathews
H. W. Cullison
Abraham Taylor
Cores
Elsie Rine
Pomona
Leota Little
Flora
Rachie Crowther
Sarah van Winkle
John S. Rine
Emma Onxiey
Maud Clark
John R. Rine
Ward Little
Dee McMellen
Liproylas
A. Barcus
Wan Mathews
Mrs. Greenly
Pennsylvania
William Mathews
Ray van Witkie
R. EB. van
West Bedford Town Notes Nearby Holiday Travel
Dec 19 Miss Martha Beatty travels to Cleveland to attend the ceremony of her brother in law Wilson Cox. Mrs Jacob Ag 73 returns home after visiting Coshocton with Mrs Underwood and relatives. Mrs Betany Norris slowly recovering after recent illness. Mrs Ransom West and son Joseph of Fresno visiting Mr and Mrs Joseph Hains. Prof Brokaw moved his family from Wooster to town. Mrs Myrtle Jones and son Walter visit Knox county for holidays with friends and relatives.
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Joseph Hains
Brokaw
Wooster
Myrtle Jones
Walter
Cone
Knox County
Celebrated 79th Birthday of County Surveyor Robinson
Holmes County Republicans report County Surveyor H. Fr. Robinson celebrated his 79th birthday with a family dinner at his home last Thursday. Born in Millersburg he has spent his entire life in the area and is the son of Samuel Robinson,Holmer County’s first surveyor, who held the post until his death. Robinson has served much of the office’s history and under the new law the duties are more arduous, including specifications and estimates for county roads and bridges, demanding much driving.
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H. Fr. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Millersburg
Thin Place
Samuel Robinson
Holmer County
Ninson H. HH Kobt i
Robinson
Holmes County Regiblican
Probate Sale Bill In Mary Heck Estate Set For January
Probate matter outlines a sale bill in the estate of Mary Heck. Notice indicates J. Ro Fiahor admitted into probate and a hearing scheduled for January. Authorities urge interested parties to observe deadlines and respond as required.
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Bill Alet
Mary
Heck. Witt
J. Ro Fiahor
Lafayette Sold to Giles of Datchy in 347 Acres Lease Property
John Kinsner H A Sieker Rob t said John Kirk sold their old Lafayette property to James Giles of Datchy. The 347 acres include 17 producing wells and 9 dusters. Purchaser paid 10000 in currency and took immediate possession. Funds were placed in West Lafayette Bank Co reserve, with the remainder kept in Pittsburgh and Allegheny banks Indianapolis.
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John Kinsner
H. A. Sieker
Rob
John Kirk
West Lafayette Bank Co
Cosnocton
Pittsburs
Allegheny Banke
Indieuton
Easier Admission for County School Graduates at Ohio State
Ohio State University will admit county high school graduates with a three year diploma to the college of agriculture without examination as an experiment for the coming year. Previously they faced many entrance exams due to lacking four year accreditation.
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Lereafter
Ohio
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Snowballers Put On Probation By Juvenile Court
A juvenile court hearing addressed two boys caught snowballing. Judge Donley placed them on probation with a warning not to throw snowballs at streets or passing vehicles. Teachers observed and notes will be issued as a school proclamation.
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Donley
Devley
Viscioua Amd Daderes Cue
Lane
MOTHER MALLER DIES IN COSHOCTON AT 80
Mrs Katharine Haller died at her son Adams home on South Lawn avenue after two weeks of pneumonia. A German emigrant who settled near Wills Creek then Coshocton, she was 80. Survived by children Rose Brass, Kate Yingling, Lizzie Callier, George, Adam, C J Haller, John Haller, Mary Richardson, and Eileen Callahan.
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Katharine Haller
Thelvek
Adam Haller
South Lawn Avenue
Germany
Wills Creek
Coshoctun
Rose Firass
Muskingum County
Kate Yinging
Newcomeratown
Lizzie Caliier
Columbus
George Haller
Coshocton
C. J. Haller
Johnstown
John Haller
Homesteat
Mary Richardson
Eileen Callahan
Port Washington Dry Election Next January II
In Port Washington, a wet versus dry fight intensifies as a marriage license record lists Chas Poster a 21 year old miner and Alieg Bender 18 with Maselilon. The Panhandle locale 20 miles east of Coshocton faces a January 11 election to decide if the area remains dry after a previous 4 Deal law vote. The wets claim sufficient signatures for the ballot. The town braces for a heated campaign and chilly weather ahead.
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Port Washington
Coshocton
Panhandle
Our Pir Preparation Pie Mix Guide
A brisk note urging readers to skip uncertain recipes and buy a ready mixed product from the grocer for 10 cents. The item promises reliable lemon, chocolate, or custard pier recipes, avoiding trial and error in the kitchen.
Non-Taxable Bonds Offer From G B Hoskingon
Non taxable bonds offering subject to prior rate at 4 percent across Columbus Cleveland Hellaire and Cuyahoga county with an appeal price of $20,000. Write or telephone for particulars G B Hoskingon 47 N M 4th Street Zareeville Ohio.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Hellaire
Cuyahoga County
Honda
G. B. Hoskingon
4Th Street
Zareeville
Ohio Tax Plan Draws Fire Over Value of Property
An Ohio reform argument decries the 1851 uniform value rule taxing all property at true value. It warns undervaluation through local assessors shifts burden to others, driving evasion and higher rates on real estate while hurting farmers and small homeowners. The piece cites county transfers, personal property underassessment, and growing tax burdens, urging a modernized approach recognizing intangible and public service property.
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Ohio
Ravel Ensley
Iim
Nin
Adams, Brown, Morroe
Montgomery
Weesseee
Brown
Monroe
Montgomery CT
Adama Coutty
Monroe County
Montgomery County
Public Services
Adams, Brown
Cuyahoga
Pranklin
Lucas
Bonargomera
Interncate
Holmes County
Paulding County
Oregon
Loess County
Continental Ecorporation
Putnam County
Niles
Selne Ag
Continental Corporation
Hakimore
Connecticut
New York
Joente
Galy
Serview Corporation
Porn Fhee
Adis
Yalin- Hey
Ait Adams
Rayne
Grand Duplicate
Department of A
Tn Iwoz
Besiners
Jean Fire
Oslo
Paulding
Theo
Asia
State Board of Equadianthon
S. Istead
Moowill
Phest
Heali Ag
Ita
Minnesota
Pets Oval Supe TE Tenbiy
Stariges
OAT Iris Secetary
Eater of
al Sarait
Tax policy for public service corporations and taxation method
The document argues for tax bases tied to service charges and gross earnings, promoting clear rates on public service corporations to allow citizens to compare low service charges with no tax or high charges with higher taxes. It discusses accounting, classification, and a proposed constitutional basis for uniform taxation, plus a state reform plan including a permanent tax commission and streamlined revenue methods.
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Grant Ehiplicnte
Ty Pryor
Fosters
Lee Rorparstioia
Frietow
Atte
Kia
Paldie Poalfey
Cat Breath Sucking Tragedy Claims Five Infants
A distressed report describes a domestic incident in a village where a cat allegedly suffocated five infants. Two died and three survived as a father found the cat on a child's chest biting and sucking the breath before seeking medical help. doctors later pronounced two deaths, while the others were unable to live.
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Chubcone
Mieh Dee
Twee Shibben
Clarance Stearn
Tiurey
The Magic No 3 Boosts Cedar Grove Patient
A letter describes a Cedar Grove resident and uses the number three as a vaunted mascot. The writer credits Electric Hitter for liver and kidney relief, claiming a full cure after three bottles. The ad-like note asserts guaranteed efficacy and cites various druggists.
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Geo. H. Purria
Cedar Grove
Anderson
Desboetom
M. Ferguson
Roacoe
Drogginta Fie
Eckley Honored At 86 In Carrollton Event Somber Remembrance
Eckley aged 86 was honored in Carrollton with a serenade. Colonel Pardy of the 80th Ohio responded with an oration from the front porch. Holmes county resident Drake University winner Holmes county bay made an oratorical contest at Drake University Iowa. Saved from the Slum play illustrates Ohio reach. A banquet was hosted by Dr ER Wolf former mayor of Dennis to St Selenida. Millersburg trolley project backers in Beach City Wilner held talks with Festal officials signaling imminent construction.
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Eckley
Tae Carrollton
Demands Public Execution in Monaco
A historical report notes a condemned murderer, Kama Levin, who requests the ancient right to be executed publicly in Monte Carlo. Mme. Goold proclaims she will face the executioner with dignity, while noting hostility from other women who threaten lawsuits.
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Monte Carlo
Vare
Change Habits In Captivity
Itonn, Users, and other beasts at zoological gardens and men agemen follow the example of masking In wating by day and sleeping at sight. In their native state these animals sleep away the hours of daylight and hunt for their food at night.
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Rey
Zoological Gardens
Menagemen
Where Conceit Fete Concet May Puff a Man
A cryptic fragment appears to read as a quirky item from a newspaper page. It mentions names or phrases like Ruskia Newara Perry and a whimsical line about conceit and pigs, but the text is garbled and lacks clear event, person, or place details.
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Ruskia
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Ariosa
West Bedford
Probate Matters
Wpa
Sen
Lafayette
Mother Maller
Chas. Poster
Miner
Hauscoe
Alieg Bender
Maselilon
Allen Ripley Foote
National Tax Association
Ohio State Board of Commerce
TAX Commission OF
Pardy
Holmes County Bay
Drake University
Towa
Candy Dover
St Selenidta
ER. A. Wolf
Milerspare
Beach City
Benen Cty
Wilner
Newara Perry
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