Will Appoint Hundreds of Income Tax Auditors
The Civil Service Commission announced plans to hire several hundred more income tax auditors and inspectors for the Bureau of Internal Revenue. An examination to fill these positions will be held nationwide on March 8 with entrance salaries from 1500 to 3000 dollars a year. New appointees receive six weeks of training and full salary during instruction.
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United States
Internal Revenue
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Advancemnt
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
The
Civil Service Board
Money in Chickens Offers Small-Town Dream Realized
A Maryland woman started with 235 hens and last year netted $1,105 from market eggs, setting eggs, spring chickens, old hens, and day old chicks. She kept 650 chicks for future raising, with expenses around $1,896, yet earned a clear profit of just over a thousand dollars despite long hours and constant vigilance.
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Wauseon
Maryland
Richard M Connin 1864 1922 Ohio life obituary
Richard McClure Connin son of John and Jane Burgoyne Connin born April 20 1864 in Bryan Ohio. Married Rebecca Thomas January 22 1888. Lived in Bryan Wauseon Hillsdale then back to Wauseon with daughter Zona. Died January 29 1922 at age 57 years 8 months 9 days after illness. Survived by many siblings and grandchildren. Funeral held Congregational Church with Rev Dunham and Rev Fish. interment in Wauseon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McClure Connin
John
Jane Burgoyne Connin
Bryan
Ohio
Rebecca Thomas
Wauseon
Joseph Ham
Connin
City Hospital
A. W
Harry
Rollin
Pioneer
Fred
Charles
Toledo
Otis
W. A
Lyman
Clarence
Paulding
George Feltz
Elkra
Earl Ewan
Robert Connin Ham
Charles McClure Ham
Congregational Church
Dunham
Fish
Wauseon Ceme
Bank Cashier melodrama benefit at Winameg Hall
Weeten a Home Talent Twentieth Century Dramatic Company presents The Bank Cashier a sensational melodrama at Winameg Hall on February 10 1922 at 830 pm. Admission 20 and 25 cents including tax. Box office seats at 730. The Jews will be there. Ten Cent Barn.
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Winameg Hall
Wee- Ten
Twentieth Century Dramatic Company
Automobile Price Declines Discussed In Local View
Wauseon residents hear that auto price cuts from multiple manufacturers bring new standards and lower price scales. The changes affect business and daily living as autos are seen as essential public carriers influencing costs of food and clothing. The announcments promise wider market impact and benefit even nonowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon
Gibbs-Lawrence Couple Quietly Wed in Bryan
Miss Carrie B Gibbs and Mr J R Lawrence eloped to Bryan last Saturday and were secretly married at her father's home. They traveled by train No 16 to Toledo for a brief visit, then returned, with Mr Lawrence serving as superintendent of the T and I Power Plant. The Tribune extends congratulations to the couple.
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Carrie B. Gibbs
J. R. Lawrence
Bryan
Toledo
Wesl
Harrison and Funkhouser Bros
Miss Gibbs
Wrens
Brigham, Guilford and Co
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
T. and I. Power
the Tribune
Fulton County Highways Award Contracts For Improvements
Fulton County awarded two highway contracts for SG H No 20 Sec M Toledo Wauseon Road to LaBaiteaux and Hayes of Toledo at 24706 81 and I C H No 301 Sec Fayette Archbold Fayette Road to J A Elder of Bryan at 29638 38. Twelve bids on the Toledo Wauseon section and seven on Fayette. Concrete pavements 16 ft by 8 in reinforced with 9 in steel bars for Sec M and 9 in concrete 24 ft wide for Fayette with storm sewers included. Also 15 inch vitrified sewer pipe 3325 ft and 8 inch pipe 4300 ft. Project described as among the finest streets and a sign of village progress.
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Toledo- Wauseon
Fayette
Corporation
Fulton Street
Accident to Old Pioneer Wesley Blake
The friends of Mr. Wesley Blake report an accident last Monday afternoon as he fell at his Fulton County farm, dislocating a shoulder and tearing ligaments. Doctors Maddox and Evers set the fracture with anesthesia. At 81 he remains active in Masonic life as a charter member of Wauseon Lodge No 349 and Wauseon Chapter, expressing regret at missing Chapter Inspection while hoping for a full recovery.
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Wesley Blake
Blake
Wauseon Lodge No
Wauseon
Refund Commission authorized to fund war bonds
The bill creates a Refund Commission with the Secretary of the Treasury and four presidential appointees, approved by the Senate, to negotiate with other nations and fund war obligations. Bonds accepted must mature within 25 years and pay at least 4 percent interest. One nation’s bonds cannot replace another’s debt.
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Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Woman's Club Catalog of Local Notices and Listings
Fragments announce farm and town property sales and purchases through Fred Grandy in Wauseon Ohio. The note references a February 14 event and mentions an Owen Wister work performed by Norma Bowsher and Verna Humphreys with music by Humphreys.
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Fred Grandy
Wauseon
Ohio
Woman's Club
Owen Wister
Norma Bowsher
Mrs. Verna
Humphreys Music
Court House News Regular Meeting of the City Dads
Warrant records and financial items from First National Bank and Peoples State Bank noted. Real estate transfers, building notices, and a long list of court orders, probate actions, and guardianship filings summarized. City council met with reports on resignations, new appointments, and street improvements. Sewer and bond bids discussed, new fire hose purchased, and minor permits approved.
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Geo. D. Havens
Geo. Havens
M. Havens
Geo. D. Green
George L. Bachman
Gdn
Alma
Bachman
Herbert Schultz
Enoch Porter
Laetessa
Perry van Wagner Et al
Mary J. Eckhart
Benamin Eckhart
R. B- Darby Gdn
Kenneth W. Miller
Elm Street
Weath Elm Street
East Chestnut
East Elm Streets
W. L. Sladen and Co
Tucker Robinson and Co
First National Bank
Peoples States Bank
Peoples Bank
H. Sutphen
Columbus
Council
Main Street
AEB
Harper
Shooting Affray Near Swanton Files Two Hurt
A farm near Swanton saw a gun battle late Monday with Harry Mariti gan, 38, and Atlish Simonian, 29, wounded. Simonian later died while Mariti gan remained seriously hurt from blood loss. Simonian had moved to Akron three months earlier and returned to the farm to confront Mariti gan. Also noted is a marriage license: J R Lawrence to Carrie Gibbs of Wauseon.
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Swanton
Harry Maritigan
Atlish Simonian
Lucas County Infirmary
Simonian
Akron
Maritigian
Planning Drainage Systems Bulletin Promotes Whole-Farm Design
Ohio State University extension specialist Virgil Overholt releases a bulletin on Drainage Layouts urging comprehensive, pre-digging farm plans. He cites slipshod work causing 15 percent replacement drainage in Ohio and stresses that hit-or-miss methods fail to endure. The free publication covers system types, cost estimates, and concrete Ohio farm examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Overholt
Ohio State University
Prof
Overholt
Ohio
the Extension Service
Columbus
Gambling and gypsies eliminated from fair
Northern Ohio Michigan and Indiana Fair Circuit votes to end running races due to uncertain class of runners and concerns over gypsies fortune tellers and gambling. Each fair will be governed by its board with close vigilance to raise morals. Nine harness races remain with same purses. cooperative farming ties urged. OTTOKEE GLEANER LODGE notes a baby show on Feb 14 with Greenings Nurser ies advertisement and tree growth appeal.
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Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Hicksville
Ottokee Gleaner Lodge
E. E- Sindel
Greenings
Init
Sindel
R. BR
Delta
Urge Governor Davis as Candidate for Second Term
Fulton county citizens urge Governor Harry S Davis to seek re election arguing his record shows efficient economical government and a sound reform of state administration He is praised as a capable business like leader who defends service and economy while facing opposition from traditional politics The piece likens Davis to President Harding and urges a statewide campaign for continuation of his policies
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Fulton County
Harry S Davis
Davis
Ohio
Harding
Thor Davis
Real Peace and Understanding Ahead in Fulton County
Local readers note attendees from Fulton County at Farmers Week at Ohio State University in Columbus. The piece blends excerpts of a children's dialogue with Uncle Ted discussing the Washington arms conference, the Four Power pact, and naval treaties. It highlights responses to Shantung and Sino-Japanese relations and notes the opening of an optical office by Sidney Aufholz in Toledo.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
R. L. McClarren
Delta
A. J. Eline
Wauseon
Wm. F. Bruce
Nelson LaSalle
Berths. Hinkle
Lyons
W. G. Pfaff
Swanton
Kay C. Burr
Robert Sindel
W. L. Biddle
W. VanHorn
Hugh H
Harry Stowell
Fayette
A. Timehew
R. H. Fernald
Val Snyder
Elsie L. Christian
Norma M. L. McClarren
J Seibel
Archbold
R. A. Cave
Ted
Jack
Ruth
Uncle Ted
Washington
United States
Rome
Pacific
Harding
America
Shantung
Japan
China
Sidney Aufholz
Turnbull
Siberia
Aufholz
Far East
Toledo
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Richard M. Connin
Gibbs
Fulton County Highways
Refund Commission
Court House News
DADS
Gaumer Publishing Co
Board of Education
Peoples State Bank
Karl Mohr
Hancock Brick and Co
Chesterfield Ditch
Clinton Ditch
M. Taylor
Chesterfield
Stephen Hinkle
A. ©. Miller
Plainfields Add
Florence Bennett
David Morn
E. J. Strong
Millie Gibbe
Amboy Township
Elias Rehklau
Daniel Snyder
Ditto's
Bertha Cole
York Twp
Chas. Kurtz
Chas. Blain
F. B. Fowler
Justice
J. M. Berkebile
Paxson and Canfield
Amiel Waldfogle
Geo. J
Oakley and Co
Heise and Barber Action
W. W. Welcott
State of Ohio
Vincent Hint
Chingham
Vincent Hintchingham
J.C. Paxsin
Hearst
Fiore Files
Quirley
Dhim-Llengthy
J. L. Socie
A. E. Harger
Carl Kruger
Varnisher
Toldeo
Helen Corwin
Liberty den
Hartford Brown
Farmer
Deltal
Dorthy Whitmire
Wm. Bishop
Wauseor
Marie Schlmeyer
Wm Pinkelman
Augusta Buehrer
Geo. Willson
Hazel Ross
Carrie
New Bulletin
Charles C. Smith
Cincinnati
Arlene Ives
Rev
S R. Junham
Maude Harriman
New Times
Floyd D. Markley
Wauseen
Louella Harger
Gladys Wolcott
Rev. World Tendencies
Ben Spite
Mary Morningstar
Harper’s Main
Street Garage
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