Decrease in Electric Rates Proposed for Elvix Residents
The Ohio Public Service Company proposes a voluntary reduction in electric rates for domestic and commercial users in Elvix. The community expresses cautious optimism noting fewer dollars paid for the same service. The city council faces a historic duty in considering the proposal as residential use expands with more electric appliances.
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Eflectric Light Company
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Ohio Public Service Corporation
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Park Board push for larger park programs debated
City leader argues against funding a major park expansion while pressing the need to comply with Health Department orders to build a waste disposal plant and sewage system. He insists bonds should not delay essential infrastructure despite park ambitions.
City debate over bond for parks risks city finances
The column warns against approving a bond issue of forty thousand to forty thousand dollars for parks and a sewer plant. It argues such spending would burden the city with hundreds of thousands for disposal facilities and urges prioritizing essential needs over park improvements. It cautions the Park Board may threaten action if the Council does not respond.
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Elyria
Health Department of the State
Black River
Pst
State Board of Wealth
Juctus
Notable deaths and anniversaries marked in today’s notices
Yesterday and today’s notices list Gabriel Stoore governor and U S senator dead in Texas, John F Shafroth and Charles Dickens noted, and several birthdays and historical markers including Tim Kelly, William Darling, Walter Clark, Emil Meusel. Events span Alabama, California, Nevada, Colorado, England, Ireland, and Oregon.
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Gabriel Stoore
Alabama
United States
Caddo
Texas
Stokes County
N.C
William Ford Nicholas
Calfornia
Lloyd, XL
Runwaters
Melbourne
Australia
John F. Shafroth
Colorado
Fevette
Denver
George B. Mechetlan
University of California
Charlies Dickens
Gad's
Portsmouth
England
Timothy Kelly
Phoenit Park
Dublin
Harry ‘Trace
Oregon State Penitentiary
Doughty Street
London
Todd
William E Axwell
Dallas
Order of Tiks
Sports
Wis
James
H Darling
Harrisburg
Brooklyn
Walter E Clark
University of Nevada
Defance
Emil F Meusel
Oakland
Calif
Uncle Clem Moon Dies and Cremation Planned
The obituary notes Uncle Clem Moon died today and that his remains will be cremated to prevent further disturbance of his grave. The piece mentions Mat and Cleianin ap Veugy in relation to cleanup efforts for a four year old bay area.
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Cleianin
Ike
Vigilance Committee Organized in San Francisco Seventy Five Years Ago
Historical notes mark anniversaries across the English speaking world. Obituaries recall clergyman Tedothias Morse and the telegraph inventor’s father. Various conventions and birthdays observed in cities from New York to Los Angeles.
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Oey
Tedothias Morse
Cleryman
James W. Darling
Harrisburg
Buck‘angham Palace
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
New York University
New
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Ohio
St. Louis
Poems Love Hattle Hann of the Republi by Julia Ward Howe
A scrambled excerpt discusses the patriotic poem Battle Hymn of the Republic. It praises its inspiration and calls on people to know its words, citing lines about marching and divine justice. The text references visions of the Lord and the fiery gospel, claiming the poem’s enduring resonance for America.
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Julia Ward Howe
America
Cardinal Mundelein to Attend International Eucharistic Congress
Cardinal Mundelein, Archbishop of Chicago, will lead a large portion of the Sacred College as 15 wardinals and others gather for the Twenty-eighth International Eucharistic Congress in Chicago, beginning June 20. Mundelein, born in New Lore, pursued theology in Rome and New York, serving as chancellor and later archbishop, and founded the Seminary of the Immaculate Conception.
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Rome
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Dreamer who sees big races and winners in sleep
A vivid dreamer describes predicting outcomes of major sports events, especially races like the Kentucky Derby. He notes dreaming about the winner afterward and sharing his visions, which fascinates others and adds to his ritual excitement.
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Theos
Agricultural colleges under criticism in Washington discussion
A Washington gathering of farm leaders questions the purpose of modern agricultural colleges. Professors note enrollment shifts postwar with more urban students and fewer returning to farming, suggesting colleges must adapt to changing conditions to maintain relevance.
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Farina
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Arricultural College
Agricultural colleges see shifts in enrollment and aims in early 20th century
The text traces enrollment trends from 1912 to the 1920s, noting rises to 16 408 in 1916 and declines to 10 243 in 1918 due to war, then rebounds to 25 500 in later years. It questions whether farm students shifted to engineering and highlights the role of agriculture teachers and scientists in supporting farming, while suggesting reforms to make agricultural colleges better suited for returning farmers and the broader economy. It cites a 1924 Association resolution urging a central committee to reorganize curricula and clarify aims of agricultural technical training.
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Dias Steadis
Natur@ls
London Daily News Letter Gearse Ends Queen Vor Conflict
In London a brief item notes a resolution ending a dispute between Gearse and Queen Vor as part of a larger wartime or political effort. No further concrete details or dates are provided.
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London
London social season shifts as August entertainments loom
The piece notes a planned extension of London society events into August, with royal and noble participants expected to stay and host lavish entertainments. It mentions Marlborough House alterations making way for the Prince of Wales residence, and American hostesses coordinating engagements across Derby, Ascot, Verlie, Cowes, and Flurlhoy with prominent guests like Mr and Mrs Edw J Burdett and others renting estates in Scotland and the North.
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Scotland
Prince of Wales
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York
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Sears
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New York
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Washin
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