Notice of Bond Election in Brownhelm Township and Hernietta Districts
Electors are notified of August 1871 and August 1921 voting dates for school bond measures. Brownhelm Township seeks 35069 dollars for additions and equipment, with Yes or No marks required. Polls run 3:30 am to 5:30 pm at the usual voting place. The second district proposes centralizing schools in the county.
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Board of Education
Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
Washington High School
Middle Ave
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New York
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Elwhia
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Elyria Lorain Country
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Elvria
Prownheim Township
Said Township
Brownhelm Township School District
Henrietta Township
Lorrain County
Township
Courrier
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New Gas Bomb Tested by Philadelphia Police
Police use of Lachrymatory Gas may transform mob control and siege warfare as 200 officers volunteered to test gas bombs. The tear gas, created by Major Stephen De La Ney, U.S.A., knocks a person out for about 30 minutes with no lasting after effects.
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Centralized schools bond election details and timetable
Henrietta Township School District voters face questions on centralizing schools and issuing 45000 dollars in bonds for a new building site and equipment. Ballots and polling locations are listed, with the election officers and dates noted. A separate Lake Shore Electric timetable from 1871 is included, with train times and routes.
Local man loses savings in religious fund scam
Martins Petroni of Clark Street was approached by three strangers offering to distribute 17 600 dollars to churches. They urged him to act as agent and keep the funds in a tin box as a safeguard. He agreed and handed over 20 000 dollars in the box, then waited for further instructions.
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America
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Rev Neff Reynolds Walks Seven Miles to Preach
Somerton reports Rev Neff J Reynolds as champion of the Sunday morning routine. He rises at 3 a.m., walks seven miles to a bus, reaches Hannock to preach, then travels two miles to Lafferty for another sermon. He makes the seven mile return trip and teaches school on weekdays in winter.
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Neff J. Reynolds
Hannock
Lafferty
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