Tracy Watches Till Without Using a Band
Republican Auditor Joseph T. Tracy is described as a steady, instrumental public servant seeking re election on a record of efficiency. His office recovered 951588.36 from local officials and he moved 27 million dollars from the treasury in a year without loss to taxpayers. He serves on several boards and oversees road expenditures with inspectors who saved over 21000 in bills. Tax collections figures include 5 million from domestic corporations and 8.5 million from insurance taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph T. Tracy
Ohio
Joe Tracy
Vic Donahey
Tracy
State Emergency Board
State Board of Control
General Assembly
State Building Commission
Donahey
Miami Conservancy District
Miss Blanche Moore Honored With Rockwood Fountain
In Williamsburg last Tuesday a memorial fountain was dedicated for Miss Blanche Moore, a missionary who died of fever in India. The town honors her memory with a Rockwood drinking fountain and notes her loving sacrifice for the mission.
Davis Friend of Soldiers Governor Davis and Ohio Vet Benefits
Columbus report notes that in 1921 Ohio ex service men received adjusted compensation totaling 99.5 million dollars. Of this 25 million came from a Davis backed bond issue approved by voters. Additional 7.5 million was drawn from the treasury as savings allowed without new bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Columbus
Harry l. Davis
Ohio
Treasury
Local Social Notes Highlight Travels and Weddings
Maurice Dolen of Amelia Eastern Star travels to Cleveland for the Grand Council. Mrs. Ruby Smith hosts guests from the city including Mr. and Mrs. Yowsey and Mrs. Loyd and children. Miss Mattie and Mollye Surry ride with Mr. and Mrs. Frey from New Richmond. Mrs. Geo Hoffman visits relatives in Covington Kentucky. Misses Rape and Marguerite Mauch spend time in Cincinnati. Dr. and Mrs. Offutt motor to Madison Indiana to see the Indiana State Park. Announcement cards announce the marriage of Mrs. Moyer’s friend in Jacksonville to A L Weatherall on October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Dolen
W. P
Amelia Eastern Star
Grand Council
Cleveland
Ruby Smith
Yowsey
Local Social News From Norwood and Avondale
Mrs A Richert spent last week with her aunt Mrs Walter Russell and family of Norwood Mitch Schiller and family entertained company Sunday Louise Garbe of Avondale was with Henry Garbe and family Sunday Ed and son Raymond were in the city Friday Clyde Anstadt and wife entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Richert
Aanger
Walter Russell
Norwood
Mitch Schiller
Louise Garbe
Avondale
Henry Garbe
Raymond
City
Clyde Anstadt
Davis argues for reorganizing Ohio government balance
Former Governor Harry L. Davis campaigns on his state reorganization plan in Columbus. He cites a $20,500,000 cash balance, claims higher operating costs under Donahey, and credits his administration with a monthly budget system that halted wasteful spending and eliminated the state tax levy, saving about $12,000,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Davis
Donahey
Local residents visit relatives and attend services
Relatives from Georgetown and nearby towns gathered Sunday visiting Edith Deem and Alice in Perintown. Wednes day sightseers included ne Garbe and Mrs Libertas visiting Mrs Walter Buscell in Orwood for decoration services at St Bernard cemetery. Week end visitors at Ed Ross's included Mrs Carrie Utter and children from Newtonsville Mary Schultz from the city Leonard Amstaett and family from Deerfield. Henry Garbe and Sherman Deem improved their homes with a coat of paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Edith Deem
Alice
Perintown
Ne Garbe
Libertas
Alerius
Walter Buscell
Orwood
St. Bernard
Ed Ross
Carrie Utter
Newtonsville
Mary Schultz
City
Leonard Amstaett
Deerfield
Henry Garbe
Sherman Deem
Local Residents Return Visits and Moves Mentioned
J E Heffner sold his farm last week and moved to Willamebars. Mrs Herman Lemens spent several days last week in the np Gue. Mr and Mrs Victor Ta of peoreeten were recent guests of wele Teper Connor rs. Lawrence Curry and son attended church at Buford Sunday and met many friends as it was formerly her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Moore
Salk
Rockwood
Ner Aimes
Miss Moore
India
Wiliamsburg
Clarence Rhodes
Anna
Springfield
Cleo Jones
Wilmington
Frances McNutt
Segonere’ Association
Nannie Miller
Beile Harris
Binod
Ind
John Chaney
Veron
Ohn Cover
Chane
Norwood
T. G. Foster
Phre
Adaline Creager
Harriett Rvin
Cleveland
Miss Marshall
Pittsburg
J. E. Heffner
Willamebars
Herman Lemens
Np Gue
Victor Ta
Peoreeten
Wele
Teper Connorrs
Lawrence Curry and Son
Buford
Weave Ace Ly
Ruth Connor
Ome
Norwoo Nants
Ee Ollier
Ting Murs
Smith
Blanchester
Rea Tans
James Huntley
Sie *Naren
Near
Fred Patton
Ft Agee Arathon
Ware
Caldwell
Unclear Place Names and Businesses Listed in District Directory
A sequence of named locations and family businesses appears, including Milford Hardcerfers Monterey Knight's Mt. Carmel True's Mulberry Derick's Owensville Dumford's Stonelick Patchell's Corner Peritown Roudebush Summerside Sears Tabasco Hall's Williamsburg Laycock&Sons Williamsville Bartlows Olive Branch Laffler's. The fragment resembles a local directory or street index with numerous proper names and locales.
Local Social Notes From Cincinnati and Nearby Towns
Greta Caldwell Stella Joseph Verna Stamm and John Harlow attended the 8. W. Ohio Teachers Association in Cincinnati over Friday and Saturday. Mrs Helen and Mildred Weaver of Lebanon visited cousin Miss Marie Christie. Worthingtons spent Sunday with Dan Shafer and family. Gladys Tucker of Norwood visited her parents. William Fomorin and family joined the Monterey Christian church home-count on Sunday. The Grange plans a Halloween party for members Thursday evening. A number from here attended the Repaguess rally at Edenton Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swing
Gladys
White
A. G. Bagby
East Planet
Woman’s Club
Ruie Ely Brown
Helen of
Helen of the Old House,” Mrs. Winifred Davis; Current Events, Mrs. Audrey Aulis
Elizabeth Abbott
Stella Jison
Marie Davison
Lou South
Minnie Taylor
EB. A. Duncan
Virginia
Chas. Davie
Jim Aprams
Atwood, Ill
Susaness
Fom Scott
Jeanne Elizabeth
Milford
Bari Eastwood
John S
Cincinnati
Harry Eb, Hutson
Dad Brattog
Columbus
Bethel
George Halse
Baptist Circle
Rhoda Slocker
Will Hill
Hamilton
J. F. Hill
Harry Donaworth
Williamsburg
Chas. B. Wood
Ed Pattison
Tusday
Cleveland
C. K
Pauline Walker
Dorothy Herolt
Dale R. South
H.A. S. Society
Winifred Davis
Round Table
Georgetown
Mary N. Haser
Ohio State Library
B. H. Wiigon
Gus Schiear
Circleville
O. War
O.A
O.A. Branngck
Ill Tatman
Hyde Park
Melford
Ipley
Greta Caldwell
Stella Joseph
Verna Stamm
John Harlow
8. W. Ohio Teachers’ Association
Missus Helen and
Mildred Weaver
Lebanon
Marie Christie
Ben. Worthington
Dan Shafer
Gladys Tucker
Norwood
Wm. Fomorin
Monterey Christian Church
Grange
Edenton
Local Social Notes from Newtonsville and Surrounding Areas
Newtonsville and nearby towns record weekend visits and gatherings. Guests include Miss Combs of Madisonville and Wm. Taylor’s birthday party attended by multiple families from Richmond, Elenor, Mt. Auburn, and Blanchester. Several residents hosted dinners and attended services while news mentions health and travel among relatives and friends.
Farm Loan Offer From Federal Land Bank
Farmers urged to apply for the Federal Land Bank Loan at 5 percent with dividends reducing the rate below five. Contact J. A. Hartman secretary treasurer Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association 1807 First National Bank Building Cincinnati Ohio as the largest statewide association under government supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
J. A. Hartman
Cincinnati
Joseph T. Ricker M D Specialist for Biliousness
Dr Joseph T Ricker is presented as a medical specialist addressing biliousness and constipation, offering targeted treatment or remedies for these conditions. The notice highlights his role and areas of expertise in digestive complaints.
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the Union
Ricker
Bartow
Florida
Auction of farm equipment items for sale many machines
A catalog of farm machinery offered for sale lists multiple items in varying conditions. Notable entries include McCormick corn huskers, Fairbanks-Morse engines, Adams husker, Wilder Whirlwind silo filler, Rosenthal huskers, Rose units, a 16 hp Advance steam engine, John Deere planter, DeLaval cream separator, 28-48 Huber separator, wheat drill, Gultipacker, Kelly grinder, oil pull tractor, and a Fordson size tractor. Prices range from modest to high hundreds, with several items described as rebuilt, like new, or special bargains. The listing notes proximity to Peeples, Ohio.
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Frank H. Ward
Rocky Ford
H. L. Davis
Crosstown
Frank Arend
Clermont Hotel
Batavia
Clermont
Allen’s Parlor
Allen
P. M. Rapp
Batavia, Ohio
Nelson Taylor
McBeth
M. H. Taylor
Richmond
Miss Combs
Madisonville
Chas. Dale
Thomas Taylor
Elenor
Wm. Taylor
Frank Williams
Deer Park
Abe Glancy
Paul Doughit
Mt. Auburn
Joseph T. Ricker, M
John A. Kesler
Lynchburg, Ohio
M. Brown
Williamsburg, Ohio
Rumley Thrash
Ing Machinery and Huskers
Rosenthal
Corn Husker Co
Milwaukee, Wis
Corn Huskers and
Ea Machinery
Fairbanks-Morse
H. P
Good Buy
John Deere
Rosenthal Corn Husker Co
Peebles
H. P. Fairbanks-Morse
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