Public Service Board Answers Queries on Water Works Bond
The Board of Public Service will explain the water works bond proposition in an upcoming session with the Reporter. They defend the pump need, say the $600 cost will finish extensions, and note revenue from city water is restricted by code. They promise full details on remaining questions to give the public a clear view of what to vote upon.
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Board of Public Service
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Board of Public Serview
Councillman Woeller Pushes City Skating Rink Plan
Councilman Afueller urges the city to build a skating rink for children to skate safely away from the river. He argues a rink would provide a healthy, safe leisure site and cites many cities already offering such establishments. The proposal was referred to the park and roads committee for consideration.
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Allat
Afueller
Loy
Woeller
Congressmen
Mrs J E McMs Hop Improves After Street Car Accident
Mrs J E McMs hop injured by a Broad Street trolley fall shows slight improvement Wednesday morning. Dr Charles Cushing reports excellent chances for recovery as condition improves.
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J E McMshop
Broad Areet
Charles Cushing
School Board Reorganizes In Wellington
Wellington D Jan 4 The Board of Education reorganized Monday evening naming W Rennete president and John W Wright clerk with the new officers announced.
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Wellington
Board of Education
Iw. Rennete
John W. Wright
Haserodt lauded for versatile county office work
Deputy Auditor Haserodt proves handy in the treasurer’s office handling both audit and treasurer tasks. With Barria and Shaw ill with measles, Haserodt demonstrates capable leadership and reliable service in county finances.
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Barria
Haserodt
Harria
Stanley Shaw
School Buildings Declared Unsafe by Inspector
State inspector J. H. Morgan reports five city school buildings are unsafe and requires extensive improvements. Weat High Jefferson Lake and Thirteenth wards must add railing stand pipe and tie rod work. smoke pipes and doors must be secured. St Marys school not under city control. The board will enforce all proposed safety measures and bond issues.
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Atepa
J. H. Morgan
Weat
High
Jefferson
Lake
Thirtevoth
St Marys’ School
Saya
Ahoula
C. H. Snow
Jefferson School
County Auditor December Receipts and Disbursements Report
County Auditor Lewis records December receipts at 91 708 40 and disbursements at 96 271 48. The year end balance stands at 240 197 68 with an overdraft of 9 031 23. The note ends with Chapman’s offering a fine line of neckwear.
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Lewis
Supreme Court ruling on surveyor salaries discussed
County Surveyor Fauver comments on the supreme court decision that judges lack authority to fix surveyor salaries under the salary act. Fauver had earned 2000 dollars yearly since the act and notes potential small differences from prior fees, while county officials question who the ruling affects for other court staff.
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Eal County
Fauver
Supreme Court
Fot
Common Plans
Physicians Disagree Over Fees in Lorain Court
In Lorain Ohio on January 4 Dr W Dager sues Dr A G Hinman for about 150 dollars alleging Hinman failed to pay for medical services rendered while Hinman recovered from illness Dager asserts he treated Hinman’s patients and Dr Hinman threatens malpractice suit Dager’s office furniture was attached as part of the dispute.
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Lorain
W. Dager
Amit
Boelf
A G. Hinman
Dager
Hinman
Or. Dager
Binns
Trustees Meeting Of Old Ladies Home Set For Monday
The trustees of the Old Ladies Home will meet on Monday January 9 at 10 a m. The agenda includes routine business and administrative updates to the home.
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Old Ladies Home
Steep Washinon Avenue Bridge Grade Discussed
City council notes the south end of the Washinon avenue bridge is steeper than the street grade. L 8 and M3 plans to add a track will require steeper approaches. Bridge committee to study remedies. Water works bond election set for next Tuesday and county meeting on Wednesday. Police staffing urged and referred to finance committee. Architect Wurmser’s interior alteration plans for the town hall referred to building committee.
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Smith
Washinon Avenue
Berta
Ares
Wurmser
Special City Council Special Meeting on Appropriations
The new city council organized on Tuesday appointing Otto Koehn and I D Faxon as members with Mueller elected president pro tem. They referred the appropriation ordinance for mid year to the finance committee which will meet Monday to study departmental needs. Budget asks include Board of Public Safety 9975 and administration 400 with police 4830 fire 4820 and repairs 2745. Committees were named by President Smith including Finances and Claims and Streets and Sewers. Also listed are gowns and tennis items from Biggs and Everard.
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Otto Koehn
I. D. Fazon
Mueller
Board of Public Safety
Safety Board
Police Department
Fire Department
Smith
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