Public questions at budget meetings spark barber shop debate
A local official complained of low public interest at budget hearings while a barber chair critic urged elected leaders to honor campaign promises. The dialogue highlighted voter reliance on officials to act in the public interest amid busy schedules and scarce attendance. The piece shifts to praise for 4 H club awards, highway safety plans, and community charity efforts including the Toy Shop run by the Salvation Army, with calls for timely Christmas shopping and notes on church milestones and leadership changes in Elyria.
Amendments Proposed By Congress Grow Large in Number
The article notes 107 constitutional amendment proposals awaiting action, with many methods considered for submission. It highlights 15 enabling amendments, 32 proposals on Supreme Court composition or procedure, and nine proposals to broaden Congress power over farm subsidies. Two thirds in each chamber required for submission, only eleven amendments adopted beyond the Bill of Rights. States show reluctance to force conventions via two thirds of legislatures.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Legistates
Reliance
Anniversary list of notable births and deaths from 1736 onward
A local list commemorates anniversaries of figures such as Richard Montgomery born 1736 who died 1776, Joan Biechinllage Kentucky statesman near Staunton, Mary Mortimer pioneering Milwaukee College head born England died 1877, Erastus Wells builder of St Louis streetcar line, Adam H. Fithler Philadelphia businessman died 1832, John Carbutt pioneer photographer died 1905, Franklin L. Pope electrical writer born 1595 in Great Barrington Massachusetts.
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Richard Montgomery
Quebec
Lelana
Joan Biechinllage
Ken Tucky
L .S
Staunton
Mary Mortimer
Miwaukee College
England
Erastus Wels
St Louis
Vissis
Sacnetis Ka Ber S
St. Lous
Adain H Fitler
Bain Wm Lemang
Philadelphia
Franklin L. Pape
Great
Oldest Synagogue in County Dedicated and Monroe Doctrine Emerges
Chronicle notes the dedication of the county’s oldest Jewish house of worship, linked to M onroe Doctrine origins as 13 Pies Monroe’s message to Congress enunciated early ideas of U S foreign policy. Historic items include Brown’s execution, Wilson tax and reform proposals, Ford wage shift, and Baldwin King Edward VIII crisis with Madrid bombing.
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Newport
Congress
Johnn Brown
Gemany
Wilson
Ford
Baldwin
Edward VIII
Madrid
Look Listen Live All FY eDRIVERS Train Safety Message
A cautionary piece stresses stopping, looking, and listening before crossing tracks. It notes near-misses and heroics, urging drivers to slow down and wait a few seconds to ensure safety. The text then shifts to a craftsman describing his woodworking projects and the woods he favors, highlighting his seven piece inlaid dining set and various handmade items.
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Vressing
Todays Horoscope Predicts Strong Executive Abilities
Todays native will possess great executive ability and an adaptable nature. It notes imitation will display faculties that lead to fortune and success, with considerable fame and money likely given reasonable aspects.
Today’s Birthdays From Americas and Abroad
Rev James M Henry a Canton China missionary educator born in China 67 years ago. Josephine Roche of Denver assistant secretary of the treasury born at Neligh Nebraska 51 years ago. Prof Jerome Davis Yale Divinity School sociologist born in Japan 46 years ago. Dr George R Minot Harvard medicine Nobel Prize winner born in Boston 52 years ago. Paul B Althouse New York operatic tenor born Reading Pennsylvania 48 years ago. Harry H Flagler of New York born today.
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James M. Henry
Presley- Lellan
Canton
China
Josephine Roche
Denver
Reading
Harry H. Flagler
New York
Artisan Forgets Loss Of One Hand
NEW LONDON Conn Loss of his right hand and illness forced George H Lincoln to relinquish his gasoline station years ago. He became one of 118 most accomplished wood carvers in a Summer resort area. Lincoln adapts, saying he can do anything he wants and does not miss the missing hand. He started with a cedar chest made from an old fence post and learned carving late in life.
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New London
Conn
George H Lincoln
Lincoln
Conference at Newcastle Seen Saving British Shipowners Money
Experts gathered at Newcastle to discuss strategies that may save British shipowners thousands of dollars every year. The event focused on efficient operations, cost reductions, and improved maritime practices.
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Newcastle
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Lampoon
United Feature Syndicate
Loday
Cleveland
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HyGrade Dry Cleaners
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Lrecerr & Mysrs Tosacco Co
Coquille
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London
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Murbach Coal
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Karl Klein Shoe Repair
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Joe’s Yankee Shoe Repair
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Mike Klein
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