Mt Verson Post Office Rates Anounced In Brief Item
A brief notice outlines postal rates for Mt Verson Ohio. Subscription rate is 1.50 per year. Reminder terms include obituaries and thanks notices at five cents per line.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1912
Page
4
A brief notice outlines postal rates for Mt Verson Ohio. Subscription rate is 1.50 per year. Reminder terms include obituaries and thanks notices at five cents per line.
The Democratic platform endorses a short ballot with Cox urging a reform that cuts elective state offices to three. Leg lawmakers back reducing elective posts to improve voter examination of candidates and government quality. Galveston’s 1900 shift to a short ballot concentrated attention on five offices and boosted civic focus and reforms.
The Ohio Municipal League plans a Columbus meeting January 22 to frame a home rule bill endorsed by Governor-elect Cox. Delegates from 42 cities and 259 villages will appoint representatives, with numbers based on population, to discuss proposed city and village legislation under the amendment. A committee led by A. M. Hatton et al will train on three government forms: commission, city manager, and federal plan.
A Columbus sale of the Meraom Uriek dwelling on Ug Deyden Road, owned by Harlan SH. Houinger, fetched about $12,000 at auction to satisfy secured debts. Swan valued the property at $15,000. the sale proceeds covered the judgment and related costs.
A U S Department of Agriculture report by Secretary Wilson urges American farmers to grow more sugar beets to cut foreign imports. It notes current per capita sugar use, expansion potential across states, and that 2,000,000 acres dedicated to beet production could meet all domestic sugar needs without harming other crops.
W Blackburn born January 20 1874 died December 24 1912 aged forty years ten months and twenty three days He joined Methodial Episcopal church of Martinsburg on his seventeenth birthday and remained active He married Mary E Taylor September 20 1803 to this union four children were born two survived His first wife died April 15 1906 He was made an Odd Fellow October 6 1896 and married second wife Arabella Darling in 1907 Death due to pneumonia He is survived by an elderly mother a wife two daughters four step children one sister one brother and many relatives The funeral sermon was preached by Rev J W J Brown with Odd Fellows in attendance and a large crowd
The Knights of the Maccabees of Mt Liberty elected officers including Past Commander Charles Yoakum Commander R M Tubke Lieutenant Commander Karl Bishop and several other posts. Officers named include Record Keeper M Tucker Chaplain M F Kile Sergeant Leslie site Master at Arms W F Poland Master of Guards G Cramer Second Master of Guards Lloyd Hishop and Relief Committee members Cramer W F Poland J A Snyder.
Delegates from the Jf Corn Growers Association participate in the Ohio Corn Improvement meeting in Lima on January 11. Attendees include Jenkins, Lepley, Cunningham, Welhin, Ringwall, Guilbert, Nixon, Stocker, and others. The county urges that county commissioners choose a farm site for the children’s home and establish a county experiment farm. The Knox County event reports 141 entries, ample treasury funds, and elected officers: President J H Jenkins, Vice President L C Welhin, Secretary Treasurer John Cunningham, and an executive committee including Simpson Lepley Hayes Barnhart Ringwall Guilbert Snow Stinomates Coup.
Mt Vernon entries feature heavily at the Centerburg poultry and corn show with local judges L A Stream and Cook of Lexington Ohio and John Cansei of Gum Dior presiding. An administrator for the estate of John M Tucker of Knox county Ohio has been appointed and qualified by the probate court of Knox county on December 24 1913.
The Buckeye upholds a rule not to loan money to its officers, directors, or their families, praised as a safety measure. It notes assets of $6,300,000 and a five percent return on time deposits, emphasizing prudent controls and outsider lending limits.
Postmaster Sheridan G Dowds lists unclaimed letters at Mt Varnon office including Baker Joe Boyd Nellie Mra Collins Miss Gracie Coleman Miss Loretta Crawford Oscar Co Home Lumber Wangler John Perry Mrs Montague Frye W M Fowls Mra Evie Harding B Hadley Mra Ernie Holder John Horn Mrs Jennie Farr Nellie Hamblin Milas Mary McDonald L Mendell Miss Katherine Rush A A Sells Anne Shrimplin Cleveland Sperry Mra Edna Wagner Mins Lele.
A son was born Saturday evening to Mr and Mrs B M Porbaugh of Oak Street A son born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Emery Katz of North Main Street Alon born Sunday evening to Mr and Mrs Purley of 303 West Vine Street Alwon born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Clarence Spearman of Danville MF John Burke and Frank Burke returned to Detroit Michigan Sunday after a several days visit with relatives in Mt Vernon The latter whose home is in Chicago is supervising the construction of the new seventeen story depot in Detroit.
State Senator John Cunningham of this district was named to ten committees including Agricultural as chairman, Clinics, Drainage and Irrigation, Fees and Salaries, Fish and Game, Privileges and Elections, Roads and Highways, Taxation and Temperance. He also secured Jacob M. Styers of this city as a milstant sergeant at arms in the Senate.
William Cook and Charles Hawk, both convicts, were taken to Dayton by Chief Clements to serve time at the Payton work house. Cook receives 25 dollar fine and 30 days, Hawk 25 dollar fine and 60 days. Sentenced by Mayor Perrine. Comiskey plans park expansion in Chicago with 46 000 seats and adjacent land purchased for 15 000 new seats.
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