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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1913

Page

4

Farmer Faces Referendum Question Over Cunningham Bill

An Ohio farmer weighs whether aiding a referendum against a bill drafted at the state university by agrarian interests is proper. The Cunningham Commission bill was amended to suit a Grange committee and agricultural heads whose work would be affected. Private liability insurers fund the movement.

Ohio Cunningham Commission State University Private Lability Insurance Companion

Agricultural control bill eyed to cut costs and boost efficiency

A. P. Sandios, secretary of the state board of agriculture, argues that bringing the agricultural college, experiment station, and state board under one management would reduce expenses and eliminate exhibit and demonstration conflicts. He notes three offices in one town resemble three branches under one control.

State Agricultural Commission A. P. Sandios State Board of Agriculture At Board of Agriculture Agricultural College Experiment Station U. A. Department of Agriculture Ohio Agricultural Commission

Taxation Debate on Property Classification and Appraisal Practices

A fragmented report discusses how real estate and tangible personal property on state duplicates have grown from sixteen to thirty-two times the value of intangible property since 1880. It argues that shifting assessments toward intangible assets would raise real estate valuations and widen tax loss unless assessor selection changes occur, warning of local influence and auditing fears. A Grove school event by Dayal Workers’ class at OL V Wolfe is noted for July 4 activities.

PR Spensers Waptenor Rome Warnes Mitsu

Accidents Mar Gettysburg Commemoration Parade

Gettysburg Pennsylvania witnesses a string of mishaps during the semicentennial events. A trolley collision near Devil's Den injures six veterans. a pedestrian, John Collina, is knocked down amid heat and hospital care follows for others including Augustus Brown who dies at the scene. President Wilson plans a brief address at the July 1 ceremony after reconsidering earlier plans. A separate interurban crash in Cleveland results in two fatalities.

Gettysburg Leo Mande Gettysburg Railway Company Ling Runa Battefield Devil's den John Collina Mimira N.Y Augustus, Brown Livermore Fall Biyria Almoent Blakedlos Thid Wilson Gettyepurg Washington Gettyaburs Taner

Only Woman Appointed On New Industrial Commission

Mas J B Harriman is named as the sole woman appointed to the recently formed Industrial Commission. The appointment highlights gender inclusion in state economic oversight, with Harriman bringing experience in labor and manufacturing policy. The commission aims to oversee industrial regulation and workforce development.

New Industrial Commission

Trial relations feature lone woman on commission

A brief note states she will be the only woman on the commission, highlighting the gender composition of the panel and its potential impact on proceedings.

Bank Clerk Fails in Gandy Hook Swim Challenge

Charles Durbaran, a bank clerk, attempted a fourth swim from the Battery to Gandy Hook but failed by a narrow margin after more than seven hours of battling eddies and currents in New York Bay. He showed remarkable endurance despite the setback.

Gandy Hook Battery New York Charies Durbaran Bandy Hook Philadelphia Battia New York Bay

Investigation Begins Into Green County Auditor’s Office

Xenia Ohio March special report states John A Bliss of the state bureau of public accounting has started an inquiry into Green County Auditor Walter L Oran. The probe covers Dean's tenure since October 18 1908 and is conducted at the request of county commissioners who asked Auditor of State Donahey to send an examiner.

Green County Xenia, O Jung Beamner John A. Bliss State Bureau of Public Accounting Walter L. Oran Dean Pat Auditor of State Donahey Glisa

ROW OVER THE HEAT Polanders In Prap Shoot Twice at Breubenville

In Breubenville Ohio June 80 during a riot in a Polish settlement John Berlinky was seriously wounded after a debate on whether it was hotter in Poland than here. Mayor Melish and Officer Mercer faced gunfire at a Polish boarding house while seeking voters.

Breubenville Poland Lere John Berlinky Melish Mercer

Live Stock and Grain Market Report Fragment

Market notes show cattle and hog prices with mixed quotes across regions. Ohio Pennsylvania and Cincinnati listings include steers heifers and calves with varied bids. corn mixed and oats futures shown. June market summaries note heavy and light cattle, mixed qualities, and dairy stock.

Stovkers Notara Cincinnati Atoors Holfers Calven Otaga Doge Haven Lamba Sheemrs Mighty Lawles HemMarket Dairion Boston Ohio Prnnayivante

Bath funny tale and old world notes tumble together

A humorous fragment recalls a French traveler seeking a bath in Benegal with laborious colonial paperwork and a hospital bath scheme. It juxtaposes a Chicago Record Hor note on quarantine and Meade’s riches with an 18th century Devon church and Belgian convict statistics, all in a brisk miscellany tone.

Benegal Iit Bradly Culea Bath Chicago

Origin of Quarantine and Dr Mead’s 1721 Plague Work

The text credits Dr Richard Mead with establishing quarantine during the 1721 plague while noting his role at Queen Anne’s deathbed and as physician to George I. It cites his claim that the plague is contagious and emphasizes sanitation as prevention, including quotes about contagion and cleanliness.

Lafaretto Pope Richard Mead Queen Anne George I Marcelilee Mead

Fireworks, Balsams, and Croquet Ad In Mt. Vernon

The Newark American Tribune notes Woolson's offers fireworks from Hanford's Balsam and Younce remedies, with promoting mentions of lawn leases and products. The piece also mentions Warner Devoe visiting Mt. Vernon, and local residents Oren Millington and Tir Groth making appearances or purchases. Clarence Clark’s notice and the Banning bridge remark appear among brief items.

Hanford Woolson's Warner Devoe Mt. Vernon Newark American Tribune Woolson J. H. Groth Beaver Falls Mt Vernon Oren Millington Booth Mt. Vernon Medical and Surgical Sanitarium Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Park Clarence Clark Banning Bridge Fredericktown William A. Adams Gambler City

Community notices from Fredericktown and surrounding towns

Rev and Mrs Samuel Mantis of East Vine Street visit with relatives in Fredericktown and Ankenytons. Mr and Mrs A F Houck of Mt Vernon visit Gam bler with friends. B Hall of Wellsville has sold Hanfords Balsam after forty five years. Mrs Mellington of Fairview admitted to Mt Vernon Medical and Surgical Sanitarium. Mrs H A Sharp of East Ham tramck Street visits Van Wert Ohio. Winnie Feeney Zita O Brien Sylvia Dunlap visit W M Rightmire in Friendship.

Samuel Mantis East Vine Street Fredericktown Ankenytons A. F. Houck Mt. Vernon B. Hall Wellsville Hanford Mellington Fairview Mt. Vernon Medical and Surgical Sanitarium H. A. Sharp East Hamtramck Street van Wert Ohio Winnie Feeney Zita O’brien Sylvia Dunlap W. M. Rightmire

Unclaimed Mail Notice at Mt Vernon Post Office

To avoid delays in delivery have mail addressed to street and lumber P. O. box of general deliveries. The following letters remain as claimed in the Mt. Vernon post office Beaker A. J. (2).

P. O. Box General Mt. Vernon Beaker A. J

Porch Rugs in fast colors Del Matting Rugs and Carpeting

Floor coverings for service and little cost advertised in varying sizes from 6 ft to 9 ft runners. Prices list 2.50 for 6 ft by 6 ft, 3.50 for 6 ft by 6 ft, and 7.50 for 9 ft by 12 ft with several yards of trim available.

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