Justice to A. R. Gray The Reevanieas Letter Contends County Funds Misused
A Democratic reader defends Henry O. Gray against accusations in the Reevanieas News regarding Butler County finances. The letter argues Gray did not approve or hide unauthorized payments, calls for accountability, and claims the newspaper has biased its coverage. It cites overdrawn funds, proposed bonds, and mismanagement by county officials as context for the debate.
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Letters to the Editor on tenancy notices and eviction
A reader asks how long a landlord may require a tenant to move after notice, and how long a tenant can hold over after eviction notice. Answers discuss notice periods, arrears, month to month tenancy, and the role of a constable in removing property, noting that terms depend on contract and attorney strategy.
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Lebanon town notes and local events in brief
Nine months after leaving Lebanon, Miss Mary Morris returns by train and greets old friends. A letter from Dayton, Ohio, mentions a riddle about an oak and a hidden stone tied to a long ago tale. Village guests include Mr and Mrs G O Eikenburry. events describe accidents, harvest activity, and Fourth of July rockets lighting the sky over Miller and Mikesell households.
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We Want A Horse You Want Piano Pleae Call
A terse classified notice offers to trade a horse for a piano and invites calls to U A Strevessoy and Co on South Third Street opposite Strobe. The ad requests to see if a fair exchange can be arranged and mentions Steinway pianos among others.
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Monroe Township Education Board Names 1900s Faculty
The Loa po township board has elected Prof Frost as high school principal, Prof Constiner to lead the high school, Mrs Malle Donelly to supervise the intermediate, Miss William of Tabmon to oversee the primary, and Dr Macready as board chairman for the upcoming school year. Social and local notices follow with guest visits, baptist rites, and community events featuring residents from Middletown to Shinchester, plus brief references to health remedies and local advertisements.
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Cincinnati
Marriet Longstreet
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Report of Tre Condition Debe Ltte s Cups
The document outlines a state level report on financial conditions and public pension schemes. It emphasizes accountability, statistical measures, and oversight of funds. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues, but the report appears to focus on state governance and fiscal health.
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