Consolidation Notice for Hocking Sentinel Then Local Daily
Local paper consolidation indicates the Hocking Sentinel and Logan Cat Daily News merged under The Low Democrat era 1863. Publishing credit lines list publisher editor and manager advertising manager. post office entry Logan Ohio second class. Associated Press member with republication rights and AP dispatches. national reps listed in New York Cincinnati Cleveland and terminal tower addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Sentinel
Low Democrat
Logan Cat Daily News
Associated Press
The Real Loser in Minnesota Utilities Tax Burdens
A University of Minnesota professor report shows municipally owned utilities paying higher effective taxes than private ones in Minnesota. The survey finds localities with city plants carry larger debts and higher per capita tax levies, despite tax advantages.
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Minnesota
Arthur M. Borak
University of Minnesota
Borak
Public Ownership and Electric Rates Across Communities
The 1946 levies payable in 1947 ranged from 10.25 dollars in 68 municipalities with public plants to 6.25 dollars in 609 areas served by private utilities. Private utilities paid more taxes and offered lower rates, yet the broader shift toward public ownership is framed as a move toward a socialized economy with major political and industrial implications.
Roosevelt Near Miss for 1920 Vice Presidential Slot
Cordell Hull recalls that Woodrow Wilson floated three names for vice president in 1920 but chose to go with Cox and Roosevelt, a pairing that shaped Roosevelt’s future. Hull notes Clark and Harmon had been alternatives, but none could save the ticket.
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FDR
James M. Cox
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Wilson
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Hull
Cox
Clark
Harmon
Love and a Room Promise in Branfield
Andrew Dela courts Mrs. Potts for a room in Branfield after meeting her daughter Gloria. The mother agrees to inspect the room while avoiding a chance for a rental, led by a report from Josh Beadle. The scene hints at a cautious trust forming as Andrew seeks independence from family fortune.
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Andrew Delacourt
Iis
Ais
Bigelow
Weeks Paulson
Andrew
Josh Beadie
Paul
Mrs. Potts
Eph
Sol
Ontine & Ts
Branfield
Telfer Hill
Telfer
Broadway
Hollywood
Gloria
Gloria Ae
Josh Beadle
West End notes from 339 Church Street residents
A lively column observes neighborhood pride at 339 Church Street with news of the first county tomato and local improvements. A brief jab at East End bridge maintenance contrasts with home beautification while a Studebaker telegram urges readers to wait for economy and quality.
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Church Street
John Eberst
West End
John
East End
Boulevard
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Logan Daily News
Wayne Rewspener Company
Logan
East Main
Wayne W. Galvin
William &. Miller
Lawrence T. Webb
Ereees
National
John W. Cullen
Michigan Avenue
New York
Cincinnati
Enquirer Eeents Berne General Motors
Cleveland
Terminal Tower
Hocking County
Logan Trade
Bown
Home Freeze
E. Main St
Logan, Ohio
McCormick-Deering
Meldrim
St. Clair
international-Harvester
Love Is
Kay Headmilton
Pratt Corners
South
North
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Charlie Pratt
Lancaster
Wm. Loomis & Son
Keynes Bros
Logan, O
United Fuel
The
Ford Hack Auto Supply Co
East Main Street
Toledo
East Front Stre
Tansky Motors
Dodge and Plymouth
Willard Lyke
Wm. C
Bill
Patchen, Jr
E. 2Nd St
Eye & Hearing Service
W. H. Wilson
Priclinic-O. D
Hotel
Ambrose
Logan Buick
GMAC
BUICK
E. Hunter St
GMC
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