Election Notice On Tax Levy in Excess of Ten Mill Limit
Notice in Clermont county Ohio announces a vote on a tax levy beyond the ten mill limit for Felicity Franklin Consolidated Rural School District. Ballot will be at the November 6 election. polls open 6 AM. PANGBURN chairs the board of elections, with Dowd as clerk.
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Felicity Franklin
Clermont County
Ohio
Felicity Raskiis Consolidated
Clermont
Felicity Franklin Consolidated
Ee Pangburn
Bonser
Board of
Bee Ee Supervisors
Glermont County
Eptember
Monroe
Clermont Couty
Sai
Tion Olevyine & Tax
Notice of School District Tax Election in Branch Hill
Notice of election in Branch Hill Rural School District to raise additional funds at 4.85 mills for two years. Voting on the measure set for a September date with polls open from 9 AM to 9 PM Eastern Standard Time. Officials listed include Ww. Bs Angburn and A. Ireton with clerk Dowdney noted.
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Angburn
A. Ireton
Board of
State Supervisors of Elections
Clermont County
Ohio
SPW
Dowdney
Resolution Notice on School District Tax Levy
The Board of Education of Miami Two Rural School District sets a public meeting for November 6 1984 to consider a tax levy not exceeding 4.65 mills. The election office will be open from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time. County officials W P Pangburn chairman Thomas Esj Whitmer deputy supervisor and clerk Dowdney preside.
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Pangburn
Thomas ES J. Whitmer
Dev
Blestions
Clermont County
Ohio
Epwat. Dowdney
Asta Polisier Saislention
Ole P.M
Hastern
Igors
Boe Et
Clermont County, Inc
Win
Dowdney
Olerk
Sa Hoa
Board of
So Eeke
Supervisors of Elections
Hio
R Fe Wigehon
Teeter Bane
Wtf
Wie Dowdney
Election notice for Tate Two Rural School District
Notice from Tate Two Rural School District outlines a public vote by November 6, 1934 on a 6.15 mill levy for five years. Polls will open for the aid election and board officials including Pangburn, Hitmer, Dowdy, and Dowdney are listed as chairs and clerk.
Clermont County Ohio passes tax levy for school district
The Moscow Consolidated Rural School District in Clermont County Ohio approves a tax levy exceeding ten mills for current operations. Meeting notices indicate a public vote scheduled with a 30 day window for residents to participate.
Goshen Centralized Rural School District Levy Election
A notice from Shermont county Ohio announces a board action on a levy referendum to fund an adequate school district in Clermont county. The measure proposes a 4.44 mill tax for five years to support necessary school needs with polling opened at 1 PM on the election day.
Batavia Village School District Election Notice
Board of Education of Batavia Village School District calls for a vote on a 3.65 mill tax levy with voting to be held on Tuesday in November 1934. Election officials and the county supervisors of elections are named, with polling hours and location details referenced in the notice. Omitted or damaged portions indicate procedural dates and official signatures.
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Board of Education
Batavia Village
Clermont County
Ohio
Clermont
Bethel Village
Sal Bethel Village
Neville Village
Amelia Consolidated Rural School District Tax Lease Vote Notice
Public notice from Amelia Consolidated Rural School District states a vote by the people on leasing a tax in excess of the set limit. Polls open at 6:30 p m and close at 6:30 p m Eastern Standard Time. State Supervisors of Elections of Ormont County and Clerk OPW Dowdney oversee the process.
Bethel Village School District Meeting Schedule
The Board of Education of Bethel Village School District announces a public meeting. It will open at 6:30 AM and close at 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time. Chairman Thomas Lees, Jas White, A Teetor, Superintendent Win Dowdney, Clerk 610ta.
Notice of Vote on School District Tax Levy
Notice announces a vote by Monroe Two Rural School District Clermont County Ontario on November election to approve a 5.15 mill tax levy for school needs. The district clerk Dowdney outlines polling hours and guidance under board supervision and requires passage by the stated date.
Tax Levy Vote Set for Pierce Two Rural School District
Clermont County Ohio will hold an election to decide a proposed tax levy exceeding ten mills for the Pierce Two Rural School District. The measure appears on the ballot in Vermont County, with polling at 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time on the election day, overseen by the County Board of Elections and district officials.
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Clermont County
Wayne No 8 Rural School District Polls Open In Evening
The Wayne No 8 Rural School District election notices list a 6 30 pm polls opening. The measure 6 4 mills is on the ballot with officials including Chairman Pin B A Deputy State Supervisor DOWDNEY, Clerk.
Edenton Rural School District millage notice summary
Edenton Rural School District issues a notice regarding an 8.9 mill proposal. The document provides filing details and scheduling for a 6:30 p.m. deadline in Eastern Standard Time. Clerk Dowdney signs the notice on behalf of the board and state supervisors.
Neville Village School District calls 5.15 millage election
Notice states polls open at 6 30 p m and close at 6 99 p m Eastern Standard time. Board and officials set election details for Neville County. Clerk Dowdney signs the notice for the Board of Education.
Newtonsville Rural School District Tentative Millage Question
A historical notice from Newtonsville Rural School District calls for a ballot measure on November 6, 1984, proposing a millage levy not to exceed 3.9 mills to support the district. The document lists polling places and the boards of elections official.
Four Acres of Land for Food and Self-Sufficiency
A London Post correspondent cites British Medical Association findings on minimum yearly food needs for one average man. It estimates required land: over two acres for meat, under an acre for dairy, about three-sevenths acre for flour, quarter acre for greens, and about one-fifth acre for barley, highlighting self-sufficiency implications.
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London Post
British Medical Association
The
S S S for digestion claims in old newspaper ad pamphlet
An old advertorial style piece touts S S S as a superior digestive aid and slogan says it makes you feel like yourself again. It warns against unethical dealers offering substitutes and emphasizes consumer rights to request guaranteed satisfaction.
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S.S.S
Casey Gun
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for controllable dosing and smoother, natural relief. A properly prepared liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin provides gentle, non habit forming relief suitable for all ages, with minimal discomfort and safer kidney impact.
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Dr. Caldwell
Go To Church Seals Sell By Mail Money Maker
Promotes mail order sale of "Go To Church" Seals with 75 cent profit per dollar and 3 cent stamp for details. Addresses given for Hermann Hubner and Snyder offer, urging women church workers to participate in the scheme.
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Hermann Hubner
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Snyder
Crestmont
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