Parish Masses and Devotions Across Several Churches
Tomorrow's schedule lists Low Masses at 7:00 and 7:30, high Masses at 10:00 and 9:30, children's Mass at 8:30, and benediction with the blessed sacrament. Churches include St. Aloysius, St. Joseph, St. Stephen, St. Veronica, St. Anthony, and Peter's with pastors Rev Isidore Veer kutap and Rev J H Bolthana.
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Hiniy
Ohara
St. Aloysius Boys
Higt Sass
Agelock
St. Joseph's Church
South Second
Washington Street
J. H. Bolthana
St. Stephen's Church
Dayton Street
Isidore Veerkutap
St. Veronica's Church
Beckett
Unites
Kush
Ac Vgne
Astor
Stek
St. Anthony's Men's Society
Ohio's Good Roads Amendment No. 29 Proposal
The article outlines Amendment No. 29 to Ohio's constitution, authorizing up to 541 million dollars in bonds to build intercounty wagon roads statewide. It proposes a sinking fund, annual tax levies to pay interest, and maintenance plans, arguing roads will boost commerce, reduce living costs, and connect principal cities. It notes debates in the convention about debt limits and investor appeal for bonds.
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Ohio
Alba
Mor Foe
Ohic
Thig
Odo Tae Latig
Pennsylvania
City Hall Project Prompts Safer Public Building Debate
A chaotic OCR passage describes a Chicago youth, Behroeder, jailed for writing a worthless check to a saloon. It cites liquor problems and a speaker asserting “no man can fight booze.” It mentions urban plans, a city hall project, and fears about fire safety and public access in a deteriorating, headache riddled narrative.
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Behroeder
Chicago
Amin
Tariff clash and local election talk in 1909 paper
A fragment from a 1909 issue discusses tariff policy and Taft as a revisionist, noting academic endorsements of an amendment, editorial skepticism toward Roosevelt legacy, and political maneuvering around the Illinois Valley region. The text mixes editorials, schools, and municipal concerns with partisan critique.
Scare Tactics in Ohio Referendum Debate
A Hamilton newspaper decries constitutional amendments as a scare tactic from big interests. It argues manufacturing would flee Ohio if amendments pass, and notes opposition from the Woman's Club of Ohio and Cincinnati business leaders who deem the measures insufficiently studied. It labels the rhetoric as fear mongering and calls for measured, informed voting.
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Republicat News
Ohio
Eta
Tha Work Ag Aon
Hamilton
Ile
Pwa
Hae Wniorsed
Familton
Manufa
Pure jRor
Business Men's Club of
Cincinnati
Hopkins Arrested for Speeding in Dayton Traffic Case
A man identified as Hopkins, dubbed king of Dayton, was arrested Friday afternoon for speeding his automobile in High Street. He failed to observe officers, was taken to the police station, and posted an appearance bond pending a hearing before Mayor Straub. Superior Shop Repairing by Michael Riedel, Under First National Bank, July 29 20d 13¢.
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King of
Dayton
Oldeer Welch
Straub
Michel Riedel
First National Bank
What Other Newspapers Say A New National Anthem
A jumble of clipped clippings from papers like Newark Tribune and New Orleans Picayune references a proposed national anthem and a mix of quoted phrases. Several items mention social norms, accidents, and public notices, with a tone of scattered snippets and stray opinions.
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Newark
Tribune
Parkins
Bill Flynn
Reading Habits Grow as Lane Free Library Expands
More than 10 000 regular patrons enrolled with 500 new members this year. The library lists suggested books to appeal to a broad readership, aiming to engage families with accessible reads and popular authors.
Milk Substitution Case In Portland Jar Pattern
W. W. Peres pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Bell to selling inferior milk in a Horlick Milk jar. Morlick’s Milk was alleged and Morlick Muted Milk was cited. he was fined 25 dollars. Food Commissioner Bailay filed the complaint to stop substituting inferior milk and falsifying heat of goods.
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W. W. Peres
al Park Dod
Washington
Justice of the Peace Bell
Imorlink
Morlick
Bailay
Wang
Rexen Sunday Journal
Tortland
Oregon
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Aad
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Nody
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OFA Fortune
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Holnberger
Lic Campel Island
Eded
Ohio Tale University
Saturday Eye
Taft
Avery
Taftban
Tift
Himel
Qnd
Roosevelt
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Olffer
Cans
de Roosevelt
II Aldrich
Utter County
Shee Adle
Woman’s Club of
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Hopkins
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Orleana Picayune
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Philadelphia
New York
Milwaukee Sentinel
Mexico
Miami Valley National
Hamilton, Ohio
Lane Free Library
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Kingaley
Tewell
Old Bowen
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Due
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Allen
Ton Grogan—Smith
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Wilkins
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Sania—Macgruder
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Merwin
Bulda
Marlitt
Green Gate
Wickert
Lawson
Simon Tetlow
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Parker
Uorgon Gralom
Lorimier
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Touty
Nawiahka
Kipling
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Hope
Armorel
Lyoursee
Busant
Galick
Sunrise Kingdom
Carruthers
Japan
le Nations
Murray
Ketendale
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Japa
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New Japan
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Wapaw
Awarps
Hie
G. M. Montgomery
Agoulea
Anne Shirley
Anne of Green Gables
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Rome
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Meg
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Dixon
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Virginia
Gaia
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Plese
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Egypt
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Quail
Amon
Pyramids
York
Wile
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Nantucket
Willerness
Jeffrey
Warner
Gen Hemin
Ney
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