Message From Governor Willis on Ohio State Economy
Governor Willis addresses the Ohio General Assembly urging retrenchment and tighter control of state spending. He cites rising expenditures, ballooning debt, and the need for specific, legally fixed appropriations, tax reform, and decentralization of licensing and taxation powers to restore self government and curb centralization. He proposes a state purchasing department, revised liquor licensing, and streamlined agricultural and eleemosynary structures to improve efficiency while protecting public services.
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Somerville News Notes on Deaths and Local Visits
Somerville and West Elkton residents attend the funeral of Joseph Mendenhall. George Taylor, former West Elkton resident now in River Bank California, is cremated with ashes to be interred at Mound Cemetery beside his wife. Grace Chippendate is recovering from illness, friends fear Typhoid. George Swope and wife move to a new home in West Elkton. Ernest Kenworthy visits Earl Phares. Phares attends a K of P meeting in Somerville. James League visits Alfred Maddock. Theodore Murdock of Cincinnati spends New Year week with A G Maddock.
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Sonerville
Jan Ea Muff
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Eaton
Bert Roberts
Old Trace Road
Calvin Stubbs
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Gratts
Elmer Mendenhall
Middletown
Elizah Mendenhall
Linley Mendenhall
Greenbush
Hangali Roberts
Elsie
Somerville
Joseph Mendenhall
George Taylor
West Elkton
River Bank California
Mound Cemetery
Grace Chippendate
George Swope
Euton
Ernest Kenworthy
Earl Phares
Earr Phares
K. of P. Judge
James League
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Alfred Maddock
Theodore Murdock
Cincinnati
A. G. Madock
Venice Lyceum trio excites local audience
Venice residents enjoyed the third number by Mr. and Mrs. Marsh at the Presbyterian Church with Ventriloquist Mr Maret and reader Mrs. Marsh providing fine entertainment. Prof. Howard Carroll passed the state Lifes Gerrifi ele exam. Chas Lehne stayed with Black Brown family. Sunday School renovates basement floor funded by Dr. Gerlolud and class. Jon Rodgers recovers after a woods accident. Mrs. Maynard and Esda shopped. Saturday class party held. Revival services begin with Rev. Rodgers and Rev. Awalt inviting all to attend.
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Lyceum Buren
Jon Rodgers
Breese
Liley Breese
Tecante
Fortuna Y
Sidney
Joseph
Belief Dorn SoMe Good and the Rainbow Quest
A fragment notes belief and a local debate about digging for hidden treasure and the moral weight of pursuit. It mentions a constitutional exercise or principle guiding those who seek fortune and how communities respond to the lure of gold at the rainbow’s end.
The Kew is Words Wonder on Infant Perspective
The Kew is Words Wonder explains how every tiny infant broadens Iile's view and the need to ease and comfort expectant mothers. It highlights an external app named Mothers fend as a helpful tool to support mothers through pregnancy.
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