Village Council Approves Budget Amid Recessed Session
Oxford Special reports the village council met in recessed session led by Mayor Thomas with Aly absent. Budget, reduced from 17 319 to 18 400, funds general operations and set levy at about 5.0 mills. Motions include immediate building of gutters on Main Street and county tax advance on June taxes, plus renewal of land lease for garbage disposal. Tender bids from Cavath Co and FH Construction Co were reviewed. Cavath awarded with bond of 1,300. Other items include a separate prize essay feature, a $2 yearly membership, birthday party for Millikin corps, and school enrollment notes at McGuffey. Also coverage of Atwater-Xeno radio participant Joe Gorham II and Miss June Gorham, plus a church chicken dinner and theater listings.
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Oxford Farmers Clubs Meet This Week in September
Oxford notes outline September meetings of the Oxford Farmers clubs with the Practical Farmer club at A. N. Miles home in College Corner. Programs feature readings, talks on bulbs and bulbs, winter feeding, disease control, and a discussion on pay and aging. A. Langford dies aged 108. funeral in A.M.E. church with burial at Woodside. Miami University students form Intercollegiate Press Club to aid direct communication between students, parents, and home newspapers. officers listed.
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Local Social Notes From Blue Ball Area
Community diary items recount visits and gatherings across Blue Ball Ohio Kentucky and nearby towns. Notable items include weddings anticipated in Newport Kentucky, family visits to Clay City Salyersville and High Bridge, Labor Day get togethers, and quiet notices of a Cincinnati death.
Commodity Prices Rise Slightly Amid Mixed Week of Trade
Wholesale commodity prices edged up two tenths of a point led by farm products and metals with no sharp gains. Fuels fell sharply by 4.3 points while cotton and wheat showed modest increases. cattle closed higher while hogs remained steady. US exports to September showed weak grain movement, and a contemplated farm strike amid the Mississippi region affected sentiment.
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New York
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Canada
Woods Spermi To The Jomensl Church Notices
Woods September 14 local church notices announce Bible features each Sunday at 8 pm with the topic The Judgment.Miss Mary Paxton of Mildstown visiting at Jatina Paxton’s home this week. Mr and Mrs Wor Beckett and mother visit Mex Aisha Stinger. Sam Jackson family host Dayton visitors for dinner. Mrs Wit Slot returns Friday from visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Clarence Glevens of Hamilton visit Thos Stevens. Miss Peas Jackson visiting Rockdale for a few days.
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Hamilton
Frank. Freeman
Oxford
Camden Preble County Fair Opens for Three Day Run
Camden's famous Preble County Fair opens today with a three day program overseen by Usrin Kinneale Gratis as president and A. H. Merton of Camden as secretary. The premium list covers all departments with liberal awards and features 4-H activities, a unique galidia parade with 12 prizes, and Cowden school not dismissing for the fair. Local property auctions failed to sell due to bidder shortage. the fair includes horse shows, novelty events, and gardens tour. Community groups plan outings and local officials announce new officers for the St. Clair American Legion post.
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Department of the Fair
Kelon
United Staising Association
Carl Gibbons
Cowden
Lloyd Zink
Cloyd Zink
St. Clair
American Legion
Eaton
D. A. Raney
Edward Creager
Sam Ross
J. By Jones
Roy Showman
H. N. Swain
D. A. Rumey
G. Turney
Rose Wilson
Rossman K
Europeana to Tage Air Tour Maps European Flight Route
An international air tour is charted with a start and planned crossings. The itinerary includes a crossing of the Alps in France and over water stretches between Copenhagen Rea, Denmark, and Gothenburg, Sweden, with over 45,196 miles of route.
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Home Mission Sunday urged by Lutheran leaders
The Rev Dr Brandelle and leaders urge churches to observe September 25 as Home Mission Sunday to reach the 4 676 346 unchurched in the United States and Canada. Census figures show large unaffiliated populations in Illinois Wisconsin Pennsylvania Chicago and New York, highlighting religious indifference and ignorance of mission work.
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Pennsylvania
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New York
Governor Roosevelt Opens Western Campaign Speech
Governor Roosevelt prepares his first western speech in Topeka Kansas where he will outline his relief and fare program in the presidential campaign. Governor Woodring of Kansas will introduce him from the state capitol steps on Wednesday.
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Topeka
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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State Capitol
Canadian Gold Production and Loss Report Signals Decline
Canada reports a total gold production loss of 2,699,492 fine ounces valued at 55,587,088 dollars. Ontario mining accounts for over 70 percent of the total, with production at 2,102 fine ounces valued at 43,483,601 dollars.
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Ontario
Ohio Events and Miscellany From Ohio Towns
A scattered Ohio roundup reports on Calumhus-Search for June I Melius widow of Captain Frank MaxXve, a disappearance tied to escape plans. Fire at the Ohio penitentiary damages a basket of clothing, sparking $40 in losses and extinguished by prisoners. A Kenton crash injures Bernice Cougill after a vehicle collision with a train. Wheeling Steel in Staubenville reports a production increase of 9.48 percent. George Spence, cousin of Ghienga University’s first president, dies in Philadelphia. James A Farley to speak in Cleveland. W G Gongwer notes Cuyahoga County party leadership. A sailing venture seeks Australian tours aboard Avenir, a 735,000-ton vessel, after Baltic departure. First Baptist Willing Workers plan a business meeting at Miss Lena McParland’s home. Juvenile Court case on Hobart Watson (Middletown) certified to juvenile court.
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Removal of Traction Track Causes Dispute in Marion
In Marion city and the C D and M company clash over tracks on an abandoned interurban line after the Utilities Commission granted a discontinuance permit with 10 days public notice. City insists on removal and repair, company says no obligation. deadlock persists as talks and possible compromise loom to settle the dispute before service ends.
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Man propelled airplane to get trial in Greece
A Greek air ministry commission funds Phalerans factory to build a craft that eases pilot effort. The designer, who tested a similar device in Greece, hopes to fly the machine across the English Channel on one of its initial trials.
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New Heights for Attendance at State University
Ohio State University reports record interest in its commerce extension program with classes to be held in 14 cities this winter. Prof. Ehoune Kibler notes rising engagement, enrolling students from 92 towns, including many graduates returning for further study, as a Nelsonville banker commuted 140 miles weekly to Columbus.
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Sandusky
Steubenville
Kiblux
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Loeix Diatouco
Nelsonville
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Atudente
Elm Ridge Social Notes Quiet Sunday Visits
Elm Ridge Sept 14 residents list visitors including Mrs Will Kohl Mr Sherman Haker Aranil Mrs Arthur McGuire and children Mr and Mrs Lewis McGuire My and Mrs Georges Young and son Jack Mr and Mrs June Marcum and daughter. Orie Reece and family received calls. Walter Abrame and family were guests. Children anticipated school Monday. Mrs Charlie Smith remains bedbound with grip illness.
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Sherman Haker
Ar Anil
Arthur McGuire
Lewis McGuire
Georges Young
Jack
June
Marcum
Cet Orie Reece
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Walter Abrame
Charlie Smith
DOHERTY COMPANY IS SUED FOR THOUSANDS
In Cincinnati on September 14, Tenry J. Doherty and company faced charges over a failed banking suit against the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. The claim seeks 770000.05 dollars plus interest, with A T W Shafer, former Cincinnati manager, in prison for embezzlement. The case alleges loaned funds from the bank and notes no specific company location other than Cincinnati.
Remedy booklet promises stomach relief and home treatment
An offer promotes a booklet titled The Problem of Tis Sufferer describing home remedies for stomach trouble. It claims Vomiting choking sensations and weakness can be eased by Von's Pink Tablets and urges readers to mail for a free copy with name and address to Cleveland Von Company ZU Old Arcade Cleveland.
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