WMANIS Re employed For Another Year With Salary Rise
WMANIS is re employed for another year with an increase in salary. The article notes the superintendent’s continued efficiency and effective administration. The announcement highlights stability and renewed confidence in leadership.
Knox County Infirmary Chief Receives Salary Rise
Knox County commissioners approve another year for Curtin McManis as infirmary superintendent. The board of visitors praises his leadership and cites improvements at the county infirmary during his tenure.
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Kinex County
Knox County
Curtin McManls
McManis
Knox County Board of Visitors
McMania’ Dation
Rense
CURTIS M/MANIS
Knox County Infirmary
County Commissioners Inspect Bridges and Budgets
County commissioners updated bridge plans purchasing 1200 feet of plank from W J Workman for 30 to widen bridges. They also inspected several county bridges in the western area and studied shifts in fee fund transfers totaling 12000 for various offices. A probate accounting for William McClure’s estate showed receipts and disbursements, and a sales note mentions rising finances and salary considerations for Supt McMania.
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W. JD. Workman
Coun
Supreme Court Hammers Smith One Per Cent Tax Law
Ohio Supreme Court decision from Putnam County sinks the Smith one per cent tax law by allowing levies above 112 percent for interest and sinking fund, nullifying key provisions. Walter Stevenson urged mandamus to force a 19 1 7 mill levy. lower courts limited it to 16 mills, but the high court affirmed the higher ceiling.
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Columbus
Supreme Court of Ohio
Putnam County
Walter 8. Stevenson
Mandamus
Budget Commission
Letpelc
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Slow Auto Tag Sale In Columbus Hinders Ohio Licenses
Ohio state records show under half of motorists have licenses for 1913 with about 40 000 issued by last evening and 63 000 machines registered previous year. A traveling inspector will tour Ohio cities to enforce the law.
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Lewes
Ohio
Shearer
Columbis Journal
Finger Crushed At Pennsylvania Shop
Charles Betayan sustained a severe injury at a Pennsylvania shop when his left hand slipped while tilting heavy iron. The fingertip of his index finger was crushed between the iron and floor. he received surgical treatment from a local physician.
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Charles BeTayan
Pennsylvania
Howard Savings Bank elects directors and officers
At the January 24 stockholders meeting in Howard Ohio The Howard Savings Bank Co. elected directors Eli A Wolfe John Gardner C J Wolfe V Wolfe Geo W Hoovier J B Houck and Chas K McGugin. The board then chose Kil A Wolfe president John Gardner vice president and C P Horn cashier for the coming year.
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Howard Savings Bank Co
Howard
Ohio
Eli A. Wolfe
John , Gardner
C. J, V. Wolfe
Geo
W. Hoovier
J. B. Houck
Chas. K. McGugin
Kil A. Wolfe
John ¥. Gardner
C. P. Horn
Births Roundup Near Newark Road Community
A daughter was born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs George Simpkins near the Newark road south of the city. Another daughter arrived Monday evening to Mr and Mrs Homer Debate of Oak Street. A daughter was born Monday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Martin Buta of Greenerite, continuing a string of local births reported in this edition.
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Mra
Fieorge Simpkina
Newark Road
Mr and
Mire
Homer
Oak Street
Mr and Mex
Martin Buta _iein
Nowr Greenerite
Smallpox Case Triggers Village Quarantine Action
James Trippy of Canal Lewisville visited village stores Saturday night while unknowingly ill with smallpox. He exposed several residents before symptoms appeared, prompting a physician call and quarantine of his home. Officials warn that cloths or droplets can spread the disease and may quarantine others if cases arise.
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James Trippy
Canal Lewisville
Coshocton
Trippy
County Fair Bard Elects Officers
The Knox County agricultural society has elected officers for the year: President M. Galhes, Vice President John F. Ward, Treasurer L. G. Bimapson, Secretary Howard Gates. The next county fair is set for September 20, 191%, with poultry by stamp and woolbuy on I.
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Knox County Agricultural Society
T, Galhes
Johm F. Ward
Deaths George Smith died after lengthy illness
George Smith died at his home on Tuesday morning after more than two months of illness. He was over 86 and survived by a brother B C Smith of Sparta and two sisters in Mt Vernon. Funeral at Liberty Chapel Thursday at 1 pm with Rev Wells officiating. Interment in Liberty Chapel cemetery.
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George Smith
Wout High Street
B. C. Smith
Sparta
FB. ©. Milligan
I. D. Hunt
Mt. Vernon
M. P
Liberty Chapel
Joe Hooker
G. A. BR
Wells
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