Ohio’s Cox and Donahey praised for fiscal reform and service
The article extols Governor Cox and Auditor Donahey for overhauling Ohio’s finances, centralizing the treasury, and eliminating multiple treasuries. It cites their achievements in reforming fiscal processes, preventing defalcations, and shaping a Democratic era. It notes the broader partisan landscape and their enduring impact on Ohio’s government. It also mentions German-born soldiers and their brides arriving, hinting at societal reflections amid the era.
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Buckeye
Ohio
Alv
Donwhey
Treasury
Donahey
Treasuy
Bowie
Lbby-Cote
Vic Denoley
Democratic Party
Oho
Overalls and Hard Times Shape a World War Era Debate
The text questions national identity and war era policies born of American soil and mothers. It imagines future generations and domestic standards, asks what substitutes for luxury goods may emerge, and ponders economic strains including clothing, hats, and shirts during scarce material conditions. It notes class tensions and the folly of wealth versus labor.
Farmer’s Wife Responds On Wheat Price Debate
Ms Vernon writes from Kilitor Banner in April 28 commentary criticizing Senator Harding’s proposed $1 wheat price. She argues farmers bear the costs of seed, fertilizer, machinery, and labor, while office holders’ salaries are paid. She questions if Harding ever worked the land and asks why farmers should become poor to fund city needs. She asserts farmers deserve fair value and warns against overreach.
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Vernon
Kilitor
Harding
Tien
Senator Bardly
Many Culverts Damaged by Rain in Knox County
Heavy rains in the week caused several thousand dollars in culvert damage across the northeastern and eastern Knox County. County Surveyor Carl Van Voorhis reported washed out culverts in Jefferson, Brown and nearby townships. Repair work may take months due to labor shortages. farmers offered help, and Willim Rala, home from Camp Taylor, visited his family.
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Couny
Carl van Voorhis
Jefferson
Brown End
van Voorhis
Knox County
Mirvey
Bel
John McCrory Claimed by Death in Knox County
Predenicktown April 24 John McCrory a Knox County resident died at 8 o clock at his home east of here after a long heart trouble. He was 71 years old and is survived by his wife one son and several relatives. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home with burial in Forest Cemetery.
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Knox County
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Here
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Jacob Soluctor
Mt. Vernon
Buriat
Ia Forest Cemetery
Clinton Commandery to Attend Gambier Church Service
Members of Clinton commandery No Kalehts Templars planned a pilgrimage on May 13 to Gambier to attend the Church of the Holy Spirit. Rev. Wood welcomed them and the Kenyon College choir will provide music at 7:80 in the evening. Members will travel by automobile.
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Reservations Open for Ralph Cole Noon Luncheon
Large turnout expected at the chamber of commerce noon luncheon next Wednesday with Colonel Ralph D. Cole of Columbus as the speaker. Calvary Native church unit to lead grace with Dan A. Jones as chairman and host.
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Weinesdas
Ralph D. Cole
Columbus
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Belugare
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Chapter inspected Danville as WHA event in April
Mrs Chium of Cardington presided at the Danville gathering for the WHA inocko Friday avenue with deputy Arad master present. A large attendance of Himberey Weta In was noted and Mrs Cora Coward of Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware spent the weekend here. Hide Park Blaze returned Pet from Newark after conducting common pleas court firings during the week. The Lock Congregational women held a chicken supper at Lock Hall Friday night to raise funds for church remodeling.
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Anocko
Cora Coward
Ohio Wesley
University
Delaware
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Blaze
Newark
Common Pleas Court
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Elneh
Lock
Sheriff's Sale Details from Knox County Court Records
A notice from Knox County court records outlines a sheriff's sale involving Robert J. Cale and Mary K. Dialet tied to a case at the Knox County Damimon Place. Listed parties are connected to the Cte Conet House with conveyance through a Recorder of Sale order.
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Robert J. Caleve
Mary K
Knox Common
Damimon Plaie
Knox County
Olin
Knox County Land Conveyance Notice in 1920 Sheriff Record
In Knox County Ohio a land conveyance is recorded for a tract of about 1014 acres, with one four in a share sold to Lenhart McMinnie and others, detailing the former Lewis Porter holdings and boundaries, description points, and an appraisal set at 200. Waltes Eo Moshonor Sheriff.
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Toowit
Garnibald
Sd Bates
Dol
Susann
Magerkiino
Lenhart McMinnie
Anid
Niko
Kenott
Lewis Porter
Tenoras
Moshonorr
Kia County
Olio
PKL
Knox County teachers vote May 3 for retirement board seat
Knox county teachers will cast a ballot on May 3 to aid in selecting a member of the state retirement board. Michael Armstrong traveled to Columbus to spend the weekend with his brother, who lives there.
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State
Leach‘era’ Retirement Board
Michael Armstrong
Columbus
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