Cost of Ohio government doubles in 15 years
Census data show Ohio's 1932 per capita net debt at 89 cents while 1916 was six cents. 1939 revenue reached 70 million dollars, with property taxes down 4 percent from 1981 and 21 percent from 1918. Licenses and gasoline sales tax contributed major shares as state finances evolve. The text contrasts rising costs with shifting revenue sources and comments on urban to rural population relocation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Ohio
Ridley Mitchell Eyes Expanded Nepotism Fight in Congress
Representative John Ridley Mitchell of Tennessee signals a reentry bid and vows to broaden nepotism reform. He plans a future bill extending anti nepotism aims beyond Congress to all federal offices, arguing patronage by kin wastes taxpayers money and burdens government with unnecessary posts.
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John Ridley Mitchell
Tennessee
Congress
Mitchell
Unreliable Counts Of Unemployed In U S
The piece notes no reliable method to count unemployed in the United States. It cites AFL figures of about 10 million and NICB figures near 8 million, with labor department estimates varying. The writer suggests belief in a gradual decline amid improving industrial conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Federation of Labor
National Industrial Conference Board
Department of Labor
The Hit Skip Driver Cowardly Highway Neglect
A local column condemns hit and run drivers after a bicyclist was struck and left unconscious. A second vehicle stopped, aiding the girl, while urging authorities to catch reckless speeds and cowardly behavior on the road. The piece calls for severe action against hit and run offenders.
The Silent Observer and Humble Prattle Inhomogeneous Verse
A collage of poems and quirks from a bygone page blends prayers, witticisms, humorous vignettes, and light reflections on life. It features verses about charity ball leaders, a child in timeout, witty shop talk, helpful hints, and oblique reflections on aging and fame, with clipped anecdotes and aCopyrighted note.
Sallys Sallies: Fi People Look Bad Or Good
A terse note questions public perception with contrasts about people appearing bad or good depending on viewpoint. The fragment signals a reflection on appearances and judgment without detailing events, names, or places.
Anniversaries and Historic Births and Deaths
Today in history lists notable births and deaths including 1792 John Calvin Swiss reformer born. 1723 William Blackstone writer born. 1732 George M Dallas Philadelphia mayor born. 1848 Frederick Marryat novelist died. 1864 Dallas death. 1834 James Whistler born. 1534 William the Silent died. 1880 Wyoming statehood. 1897 Swedish explorers under Andree departed.
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John Calvin
Bborn
William Blackstone
George M. Dallas
Philadelphia
Frederick Marryat
James D. B. de Bow
Charleston
D. C
Elizabeth
N. J
Benjamin P. Akers
Maine
James A. M. Whistler
Europe
Lowell
Mass
London
William the Silent
Prince of Orange
Netherlands
Spain
St. Augustine
Wyoming
Andree
Destructive Piety and Works Faith of Asa in 2 Chronicles
The study contrasts Abijah and Asa from 2 Chronicles 13, noting Abijah’s eloquence yet tolerance of heathen practices, while Asa proves faith by works by tearing down altars and banishing false religions. It calls believers to active righteousness.
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Abijah
Asa
Judah
Famous Texas pastures sold near Carrizo Springs
The Coleman pastures southwest of Carrizo Springs, famed since barbed wire ended the open range, were bought by G. S. & McKnight for stocking with Hersfords. The 6,000 acre property is well watered and highly productive. In Mission, Dr A D Wilson arrived home to discover he had become the father of a baby girl weighing five and a half pounds. Dr W E Whigham of McAllen aided at the birth and accompanied the family.
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Texas
Carrizo Springs
Tex
Coleman
Here
Gs. &. McKnight
Mission
A. D. Wilson
Paul Wycoff
Paul Wycoff, Jr
Wilson
W. E. Whigham
McAllen
Braun family holds eighth annual reunion in Amherst
The Braun family reunion gathered 65 guests from Port Clinton Oak Harbor Genoa Toledo Cleveland Oberlin Lorain Kipton and Amherst at the Leavittard home for a noon picnic and business meeting electing officers Mrs Julia Muller Port Clinton as president Mrs Eliza Thomas Port Clinton as vice president and Mrs John Braun Genoa as secretary A varied sports program followed with a ball game for men and contests for children Plans were announced for the 1935 reunion at Laecust Point Oak Harbor.
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Amherst
Ben Michael
Leavitard
Braun
Stxty
Port Clinton
Oak Harbor
Genoa
Toledo
Cleveland
Oberlin
Lorain
Kipton
Julia Muller
Eliza Thomas
Port Chinton
John Braun
Delmar Thomas
Lae Cust Point Oak Harbor
Funeral for Mrs. Anna Grill Held in Penfield
Mrs. Anna Grill, 78, relative of Mr. Clifford McKinney and his daughter Gloria, died after being struck by a machine Friday. Funeral services were held Sunday in Penfield, Ohio.
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Cleveland
A. K. Jenne
KR. H. Hearn
H. G. Battenhouse
B. K. Lindsley
Levant
Lockwood
S. H. Johnston
Penfield
Clifford McKinney
Gloria
Anna Grill
Grill
Aige
McKinney
Cloverleag Club to Hold Outing Friday Afternoon
Cloverleag Club members plan a Friday outing with the exact location to be announced later. St Ann’s Society Circle three met with Mrs A G Aschenbach hosting and hosted a 500 card evening with three tables. Mrs J G Aschenbach won first prize, Mrs Gillis second and the special prize. A luncheon was served. two weeks later the group will meet at Mel Alex Dybinski Elyria Ave. Amherst visitor Miss Molly Ludwig. Mr and Mrs Henry Kane returned from a Canada fishing trip. Betty Shattuck visiting Cleveland relatives. English nobility cannot sit in the House of Commons.
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William Minch
Elyria
Elmer Johnson
The
American Legion
Bay Scouts
Elmer Johnson Post
Harris
Trent
Amherst
Fishermen's Club of
Frank Snyder
Milan Ao
Ralph Neighbour
Eagles
Hicks Tree Grange
Concordia Cin
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Cloverleag Club
A. G. Aschenbach
Milan Ave
St. Ann’s Society
J. G. Aschenpach
Mros. Gillis
Mra Gillis
Serall
Mel
Alex Dybinski
Elyria Aye
Molly Ludwig
Henry Kane
Canada
Betty Shattuck
Cleveland
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clark, George
Hudson River
Coney
Newtown Kay
Scott
R. J. Scot
Mecca
New York
Plar
Siam
Central Press
Riley
James
Betty
Pretty Maid
Paps
Storlette
Hamiet
Noah
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Fridjof Nance
Rexford Gus Tugwell
Brain St. Borg
Sinclairville
N. Y
Donald Riehberg
Chicago
NRA
Knoxville
Tent
Nikola Tesla
Serbia
Graham McNamee
Washington, D. C
Finley Peter Dunne
Theodore Marburg
Balltimore
Albert Bigelow Paine
Conn
New Bedford
Net
Iteo
Sallys
Golden Legion Bible Study
Cleveland St
B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store Church Bt
Braun Reunion
Ralph Holzbauer
Donald Maze
Gerald VanKeuren
Herbert Gammons
M. E
Mite Society of the
Albrecht
Charles Albrecht
Aimherst
Baker Funeral Home
P.M
FL KE. Ehasttian
Congregational Church
Walter Miller
Charles Miller
Henry Raesler
Pythian Sisters
Woodhill Drive
Eagle Auxiliary
Eagle Hall
Evenieg
Hospital News
Jack Gates
Am Werst
Hilda Hoffman
Crownhill Av
Anherst
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
C. A. Alexander
WV. Marshall
Elyria Dairies Ice Cream
Smetzers
East Broad
Amherst Briefs
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Cedar Point Beach
Murbach
PMC
Goodrich
Silvertown
Gome
Goodrich Sy&ty
AL. Mason, Msgr
Broad Street
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