Bonds for Lights and Sewer Work Passed by Council
The council approved bond issues totaling 14 864 32 to cover three projects already completed. One bond of 10 875 29 funds boulevard lighting on Court Street from Monument to Fourth. A second bond of 3 916 03 covers Maple Avenue side from Third to Fourth. A third bond of 675 finances sanitary sewer work and house connections on Emery Avenue from Dixie Highway to Skillman.
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Wisconsin Democrats Likely to Take Governor Seat
After a tightly contested primary the Wisconsin Republican La Follette wing fractures as Democrats gain ground. The primary shifted power toward Democrats, risking a Democratic governor and possibly a Democratic U S senator as Blaine loses the La Follette backing.
Time gained by reckless driving study finds little payoff
A state highway office check by O. W. Merrell shows reckless drivers save about 12 minutes per 24 miles, roughly half a minute per mile, while endangering lives. The report notes emergencies justify some risky driving, but most instances lack justification and waste time overall.
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Regular Republicans Back Roosevelt as La Follette Fails to Rally
In the pre convention primary, many La Follette Republicans shifted to the Democratic side aiding Roosevelt's win. Governor La Follette faced a hostile clerical mood and general negative sentiment among party faithful, weakening his support.
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Dreher Truck Hauling Warehouse to Be Rebuilt After Fire
The Dreher Truck Hauling company warehouse at Fifth and Sycamore streets was gutted by a late Tuesday fire. Fire Chief William Conlin’s report on Wednesday cited spontaneous combustion from stored oil and wood alcohol as the cause. Preliminary damage was set at about 9000 dollars, with final estimates pending insurance adjusters.
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Pressure On Agricultural Loans Eased By Rate Change
The board announced a new 7 percent rate on agricultural and livestock loans to cover interest and inspection charges. McCarthy noted conditions between February 1 and July 15 have improved. Managers of the agricultural credit corporation plan to meet Ford Hovey and discuss activating 14 offices to speed the program.
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Southern Ohio Diocese Conference opens in Sugar Camp
The twelfth annual conference for pastors and laymen of the Southern Ohio Diocese of the Episcopal Church formally opened at Sugar Camp near Dayton on Wednesday. Bishop Meary Wise Hobson presided with Rev. D. A. Cassetta rector and lay representatives Ralph Ruder William R. Sneed and Walter Rowe among attendees.
Roosevelt outlines utility policy and private initiative stance
In Portland and Oregon stops Roosevelt argues for limited government ownership of utilities with private capital, promoting a new deal approach to the relationship between electric utilities, consumers, and investors. He says future federal hydro projects should follow a Columbia River path, and frames broad state allowances for private initiative. He also addresses farm groups in Gresham and other appearances.
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Harugari Lodge Prepares For State Convention Trip
Routine business was transacted at Marguari Lodge No. 675 meeting at the Harugari hall Southevonth street Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Philip Bayzer and Mr and Mrs Mark Brillant plan to leave Sunday to attend the Harugari state convention in Cleveland.
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Mrs Wadebacher Suffers Injury in Wringer Accident
Barbara Wadebacher a 50 year old resident of 728 South Thirteenth Street was treated at Mercy hospital Wednesday evening for a severely crushed finger after it was caught in a wringer. She was discharged after treatment.
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