Farmers Call for Tax Reform Based on Science and Modern Methods
A group of state and national Grange leaders urge Ohio and other states to replace guesswork taxation with scientific, equitable systems. They advocate constitutional amendments to permit flexible, condition-based reform and exemption for farm products, citing focus on productive enterprise over uniform rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madara
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
F. A. Derthick
Ohio State Grange
Mantua
Ohio
James Wilson
National Grange
N. J. Bachelier
National Tax Conference
Washington State
Enduring Wisdom on Government Consent
The text reflects a belief that future generations may resolve arising problems through advancing wisdom. It asserts that governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed, a maxim widely accepted in a republic.
Tax assessment week triggers large bank withdrawals in Ohio
A letter asked Ohio bankers to report withdrawals during tax assessment week. Of 110 banks, 101 reported withdrawals totaling 4,166,825 dollars, averaging 41,255.69 each. Estimated statewide withdrawals would total 416,682,469 dollars. Bankers comment on tax timing, effects, and desire for tax law changes and uniform rates.
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Ohio
Ohi
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Mohe
Freedom to Deal With Existing Needs
Objections to new tax departures due to changing property shapes and ownership diffusion are not flattering to Thorne who created the alder taxation. The point is to address new conditions with the same spirit used for older ones, in light of current needs.
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Thorne
Primitive Taxation System Cited by Lecturing Authority
A lecturing excerpt argues that global tax reform moves away from ad valorem property taxes. It claims general property taxes fail to reach money and intangible values and notes European practice has long abandoned the system for revenue purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siiter
Europe
L. T. Il Tea Comus
Biante
Ohio Official Train to the Denver Convention
A 1908 letter from John J. Lewis urges Coshocton readers to support an official Ohio special train to the Denver National Convention. The plan calls for about twelve Pullman cars and two locomotives, leaving Columbus Friday evening and arriving Sunday afternoon, with emphasis on ample space and early reservations.
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Coshocton County
Denver
Willan J. Bevan
John 3. Lewis
Columbus
W. T. Alverson
Coshocton
Ohio Democracy
Ohio
Clark C. Doughty
Ahlo Senate
State House
Sheva
Union
Ohio Campilon
J. Leta
Interesting figures from Coshocton County 1968 agricultural report
Deputy Auditor completes Coshocton County annual agricultural statistics for 1968 based on assessors' figures. The report to state board of agriculture notes acres, cattle, hogs, wool, wheat, rye, oats, corn, potatoes, clover hay, alfalfa, butter and cheese outputs, along with per-county leaders in various crops and products.
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Auditory Handles
Coshocten County
State Board of Agriculture
Adams
Bethlehem
New Castle
Eges
Local travelers recount rough ride near Cushocton
Fragmentary report describes a horse named Frigat pulling a carriage toward a railway station. It dodged four barbed wire fences and injured its rider and horse. Mr and Mrs Swigert from Cushocton stopped by to visit friends before returning home Monday.
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Adek Bush
Mikesellima Bisey
Frigat
Diver
J Ft. Swigert
Cushoecton
Dust in Mines Linked to Explosions Warns State Officials
A Wednesday evening message from the state urges mine owners to remove bug dust or fine dust that can accumulate and cause flash explosions. Officials say many mining accidents are tied to this hazard and emphasize strict control of fine combustible matter.
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Teorge
Mohawk Village Visitor Highlights Regional Ties
Mohawk Village notes June 26 visit by Mush of Nebraska and his young daughter to Zack Rush, recalling Civil War era army sons and their father David Bank who died shortly before Port Sumpter. An upcoming Children’s Day program is set for Monday evening June 28 at the M E church, with Calieos and Murray threshers having purchased a new separator.
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Mush
Nebraska
Aii Cas
Zack Rush
David Bank
Port Sumpter
M. E
Calieos & Murray
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised with Reward
An old advert promises one hundred dollars for an uncured catarro case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the firm’s honesty and solvency. The cure is described as internal and blood driven, with testimonials offered and pills for constipation also promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kianan & Marvin
Driuggiste
O. Hall
Bette
All Druggista
Farory
Coshocton Officials Debate Second Pederson Case Costs
A renewed letter from Coshocton County Clerk Sehales asks for a conference between Coshocton and Holmes counties over $1902.57 in costs for the second Pederson murder case. The bill itemizes jurors, bailiffs, stenographer, sheriff housing, and related charges, with Deputy State Auditor Multington’s warrant totaling $2190.44.
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Pederson
Hide Fair Sa
Coshocton
Sehales
Holness
McDowell
Schuler
J. Fisher
Holmes
Cosocton County
Coshocten
Multington
Bell
Relief for Women Promises Cure with Australian Leaf
Mother Gray, a New York nurse, reveals Australian Leaf as a pleasant herb remedy for female illnesses. It claims to regulate nerves and relieve backache, rheumatisms, bladder and urinary troubles. Sold by druggists for 50 cents with a free sample from The Mother Gray Co Le Ray NY.
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Mother Gray
New York
Mother Gray Co
le Ray, N. Y
Jackson Township Commencement To Be Held July Ninth
Jackson Township plans a July ninth commencement at the M KE ehuteh in Rasese with eleven graduates. The item also advertises Electric Ritters as a remedy for climate related ailments and general debility, sold at local stores.
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Pattesson
M_ KE
Anderson’s
Costecton
C. M. Ferrurcn
Roscoe
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Sleep Relief
Mrs May Scott of English Indiana testifies after two years of insomnia. One bottle of Dr Miles Nervine brought sleep and relief, now on a third bottle and regaining strength. The ad notes no opiates and offers a trial at the druggist with a refund option.
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Miles
Dr. Biles
Sam
May Scott
English
Ind
Dr. Miles
Narv- Inc
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Plainfield Cornet Band hires local cornetist to revitalize group
Plainfield measures show hope as J J M r procedure shares with Yingling era bandman Scaborough takes charge. Old Plainfield band links to Zanesville Coshocton and Newcomerstown victories. Concert planned at M P church May 30 4909 with post concert cream. Other notes cover Odd Fellows services, church events, and local visits.
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Plainfield
Plainfield Cornet Band
J. J
M. P
Hewitt
John Buren
W. A. Baker
Caleb Finker
Bowers
Chas
Hahn
M. E
McCune
Leva Criswell
Nellie Phillips
White Eyes Church
Chas McCune
Mabel Miskimen
Tom Calhoun
Tom
Fus Law
Joasie Stone
Coshoeton
Lizzie Hardwick
Coshocton
David and
Mary Duling
Denver
Hunt
Cora Fadwars
Danville
Eliza Kinner
Jane Newton
Flora Carroll
West Lafayett
Wheeler Adama's Coshoct Trip Ends With Train Warden Aid
Wheeler Adama of Dreaten rode a freight train to Coshoct and planned to save time and fare. Officer Doney spotted him and later escorted him to his father where the boy confessed. The treater issued a $4.10 check and the officer returned on No. 33.
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Wheeler Adama
Dreaten
Treight
Mr. Deney
Denes
Notable Life of Grover Cleveland Track Through Erie and New York
A fragmented obituary sketch traces Grover Cleveland born March 18 1837 in Caldwell New Jersey who rose from Buffalo clerk to Erie County district attorney sheriff mayor of Buffalo governor and two term US president. It notes his White House marriage and later residence in Princeton New Jersey, with mention of health and early 1882 and 1892 election campaigns.
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Caldwell Epset County
New Jersey
Princeton
N. J
Fuffalo
Erie County
New York
Buffalo
United States
James G. Blaine
White House
Frances Wolsom
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
New York City
Cleveland
Equitable Life Assurance Company Society
Lede
Divorce entry closes long settled Pharion case
The court of common pleas finalized a nunc pro tune entry in the Ida Pharion vs Marc Pharion divorce once filed Aug 4 1896 with default and decree in September 1896. The record now being treated as entered in the September 1966 term may affect later marriages. The case notes gross neglect and wilful absence as grounds and cites attorney Beatty of Columbus in the prior proceedings.
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Ida Pharion
Marc Pharion
Court of Common Pleas
Attormmey Beatty
Columbus
Daily Times
Itle
Farwell Alleges Stock Fraud In Cleveland Railway Case
Clark farmer Washington Farwell files in Cleveland common pleas against the Cleveland Brooklyn and Elyria railway claiming B E Ottman misrepresented stock for 100 dollars. He says Ottman claimed Westinghouse financing and road construction from Cleveland to Zanesville was imminent and that the money would be used. He seeks return of his money.
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Washington Farwell
Clark
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland
Cleveland, Brooklyn & Elyria Railway
Akron Beacon Journal
B. E. Ottman
Ottman
Westinghouse
New York
Zanesville
Saya
Stertzbach Family Reunion Held in Winesburg
The annual Stertzbach reunion gathered at the old Winesburg home on a Saturday in June. Most immediate relatives attended, with John Stertzbach of Coshocton among the participants.
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Stertzbach
Winesburg
John Stertzbach
Coshocton
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendments and fiscal reform texts
The document records proposed amendments to the Ohio Constitution including sections on legislative reading requirements for bills, governor veto processes, and the path for bills to become law. It also outlines a separate joint resolution to amend section two of article twelve regarding taxation, revenue, exemptions, and public finance.
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Ohio
Henry M. Haggins
W. P. Miller
Westerville
State of
General Assembly
Unissa
Secretary of State
Co. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Harera
Senate
State of Ohio
Ohl
Ublic
A.D. Chamberlain
Fiends and Conklin of Newark Win Money Action
Fiends and Conklin of Newark New Jersey win a money judgment against William J Jeffries for 10 recoveries and costs in a monetary action.
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Fiends& Conklin
Newark N. J
Wewon
Wm J. Jeffries
Conta
Royalty-Structured Resume Sparks Local Education Tie
Unclear OCR reads Denver Johnson of Freeport connected to Lafayette College and a teen named Jewett High School principal role for meat rear. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Denver Johnson
Freeport
Weet Lafayette College
Jewett High School
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Kegley
Washington State Grange
Ohio Tax Commission
Henry M. Huggins
Hille
Pong
Dickerson
Jackson Township Commencement
Foraker
Auppert Taft
Castoria
Liptlbihoe
E. Humphrey
Amega
Adams County Telephone Co
Wome Telephone Co
Pike County
Dr. King
C. E. Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
Farwell
DewWitt
Co. B. Anderson
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A. Thompson
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United States OF America
Carmi A. Thompson
State of Obio
Carmi A, Thompson
Ohld
Soria
Chi
Ames
Cc. A. Tromeron
Raittenn
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