New Law Creates Township Dragging Superintendent Position
A new law requires township trustees to appoint a dragging superintendent at the first January meeting. The official will divide roads into numbered districts not exceeding six miles each and oversee contracted dragging work with pay up to fifty dollars per year. District records and notices must be filed with the township clerk for proper bookkeeping.
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Cromley
Board of Township
Knox County
Seeevees
Gonising
Dragging Road Compensation Provisions for Township Parsonage
The article outlines how parsons entitled to dragging compensation are named and recorded in the township rolling records known as the raging record. It details reporting, approval, and payment processes by the dragging superintendent and township trustees with limits of fifty cents per mile and mandatory return cards. It also covers annual pricing, duties of the dragging superintendent, contracting rules by district, and penalties for violations. The text notes conflicts with general road superintendent laws and suggests trustees divide work to ensure fair labor and road care.
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Tinlee
State Department
Pleasant Meeting Of The D A R In Millwood
The Daughters of the American Revolution were entertained Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Lawman s home East High street Mrs A P Tarr presided in the absence of Mrs Ewart Mrs Arndt read an excellent paper on Colonial Life Two papers were read one on The New England Colonies and Puritan Life by Mrs Cooper and Mrs Lytle Elegant refreshments were served The Ladien Ald Society of the Disciple church of Millwood were entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs Jacob Baker at her home north of Millwood Twelve ladies were present in the afternoon Refreshments were served
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Disciple Church of
Millwood
Jacob Baker
Births Reported for Shults and Ferrell Families
A son was born Tuesday evening to Mr and Mrs Samuel Shults who reside just west of Danville. A son was born Wednesday evening to Mr and Mrs Ferrell of West High Street.
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Samuel Shults
Danville
Doct ors Errors Put in Figures In Babson Report
Roger W Babson claims 2500 postmortem exams show medical misdiagnoses in a New York hospital. He cites 400 postmortems and a London cancer institute critique, noting many diagnoses fall below 75 percent accuracy and recounts a London tale about God only knows.
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Babeon
Public Health, Hospital and Budget Committee
New York Academy of Medicine
Horst Oertel
Russell Sage Institute of Pathology
Bashford
Imperial Cancer Institute
London
America
Ceylon
New York City
Mr. Babson
Button in Mouth of Dog Save Patchogue Mail Carrier
William Rogers, a Patchogue letter carrier, faced a savage bulldog and climbed a tree. He jammed a brass button from his uniform into the dog’s mouth to choke it, then cut a branch to descend and tried patting the dog to dislodge the button. The dog held the button and refused to cough it up. Mrs Lorillard Spence, a New York widow, travels to Jolo in the Philippines with Miss Virginia Young amid treacherous fanatics. Mrs Claire Latourelle Larsson, daughter of a planter, is elected mayor of Troutdale Oregon by five votes.
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Patchogue
William Rogers
Rogers
Joloe
Jolo
Philippine Islands
Lorillard Spence
New York
Spencer
Virginia
Young
Clart Latourelle Larsson
Troutdale Ore
Gas Fumes Fatality In East Front Street Home
John B Campbell 16 was asphyxiated by gas from a heating stove at his sister Mrs George Giles 300 East Front Street. Found in bed by brother in law after several hours. He worked night shift at Basex glass factory and died from high gas pressure in a cold room. He leaves three sisters Mrs George Giles Mrs Granville Knox of Mr Vernon and Mrs John Simpson of Pennsylvania and two brothers George and Robert Campbell of Pennsylvania. Remains to Venice Pa for interment with services at 7 PM tonight.
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John B. Campbell
George Giles
East Front Street
Basex Glass
Granville |Knox
Vernon
John Simpson
Pennsylvania
George
Robert Campbell
Venice
Giles
Condition Of Albert Grassbaugh Worsens After Suicide Attempt
In Danville Ohio Dor. Albert Oranshvigh is listed in critical condition after attempting suicide Monday night at the Corbin home near here. He was saved by two men who carried him indoors and medical staff report his condition improved slightly today.
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Danville
I-Albert
Oranshvigh
Corbin
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