County officials push for bond issue over sinking fund
The Journal endorses Commissioners Rinel and Hinkle and County Auditor in supporting bond issuance to fund bridges on Grand Boulevard. It condemns delays and argues bonds are needed now to protect the sinking fund and complete canal bridges, urging the public to approve if necessary.
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Gas charges billed for unused gas spark row in Mamilton
Residents in Mamilton allege they are billed for gas not used as a miniamm charge forces at least 50 cents for 30 cents worth of gas. A Cincinnati case shows a gas company halting charges under injunction risk while The Journal notes a prior stance.
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Mamilton
Cincinnati
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Oration Notes on Duty and Law by Mayor Gaynor
A garbled critique cites Mayor Gaynor speaking to New York schoolchildren. It argues officials must follow laws, warns against arrogance, and urges reflection on public duties and reciprocity amid education funding debates.
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Gaynor
New York
Father’s Love And A Policeman’s Club Incident
A police aftermath report describes a father struck by a constable while attempting to take his son home. The open docket reveals a Tegally guilty verdict amid debate over police use of force and moral responsibility. The mayor questions officer conduct and calls for review of procedures and accountability.
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Rotinwell
Seth Wiself
Shah
Free List Means in Democratic Wire Lat and Road Beginnings
Fragmented OCR notes mention free lists and political favors, with references to vehicles, fencing, and harness. Mentions property owners at Lut-in-Bay and a memorial, plus opposition to taxes and a cane-like treasury issue. Vague references to enforcement and possession, unclear dates or places.
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Hamilton
Mie Elith
Lut-in-Bay
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Vorre
Delicate Tree Deterioration Warns Orchardists
PADDOCK, Professor of Florticulture at Ohio State University, explains the fragile nature of orchard trees and how split bark, root rot, winter damage, and improper training contribute to slow decline. He notes common injuries from cultivation tools and pruning and stresses careful handling to prevent rapid death.
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Yvarlona
San Jose
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Alno
Paddock
Ohio State University
Removing Plant From Pot Without Injuring Roots
A horticulture note describes safer methods to repot plants and inspect roots. It advises against cutting the pot with a knife, explains tapping the pot edge to loosen soil, and suggests thorough watering to add weight and ease separation, aiding plant health and growth.
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Park
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Spray Mixture Strafer Allows Heavier Particles to Wash Away
An article discusses a strafer device enabling heavier and coarser particles in spray mixtures to be washed down to the lower edge, clearing the mixture for better passage. The note appears in the Harvest Home Pirate column dated Saturday, August 26, with N A Crawford and Harrison, R F D No 1 mentioned.
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N. A. Crawford
Met
Harrison
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