Knox county recorder reports 1920 deeds and mortgages totals
County Recorder James A. Reed Jr reports Knox county conveyances for the year ended June 30 1920 filed with the secretary of state. Agricultural land deeds 114 value 546 194 average 76 85 per acre. City lots deeds 249 value 393 861. Wills and other instruments 1390 value 1390 total deeds 1753 value 941 445. Mortgages total 827 value 1 805 094 22. Cancellations ag land 237 value 524 935 25 city lots 611 value 569 616 22 grand total 748 value 1 084 661 27. During Sept 1 1919 to July 1 1920 2606 deeds mortgages leases and soldier discharge papers filed. Also various court filings and real estate transfers listed.
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James A. Reed Jr
Knox County
Secretary of State
Reed
Timon Lodge No. 45 Installs Officers With District Installing Officer
James R. Kadaian served as district Installing officer at Timon Lodge No. 45 Knights of Pythis meeting and installed officers including Chancellor Commander Thomas Halt Vice Chancellor Henika Gunther Prelate Halph Brock Master at Arms John J. Breece Master of Work W. C. Burris Inner Guard F. Glenn Sparks Outer Guard Edward Allapaugh.
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James R. Kdaian
Fall From Tree Gives Boy Fractured Arm
Calvin Dowde son of Mr and Mrs Dowds of Columbus road fell from a cherry tree Thursday afternoon and sustained a fractured right arm and a severe sprain to the left arm.
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Calvin Dowde
Join Dowds
Columbus Road
Local Notes From Bugkeye City and Nearby Visits
Bugkeye City observers report visits by Mr and Mrs Orange Wolfe and son Paul of Baltimore to friends there. Clyde Banbury returned from a business trip to Bandusky. Paul and Marie Bouchie of Athens visit Mr and Mrs Theodore Workman. Mrs Benjamin Rayburn leaves for Orrville to visit relatives. Hayes family and Mrs Walter Dennis attend the Hayes reunion near Gambler. Danville Buckeye City booster team set to play in Millersburg Saturday. Edith Lydick of Cleveland visiting friends here.
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Orange Wolfe
Paul
Baltimore
Clyde Banbury
Bandusky
Paul Bouchie
Marie
Athens
Theodore Workman
Benjamin Rayburn
Orrville
Hayes
Walter Dennis
Gambler
Danville
Millersburg
Edith Lydick
Cleveland
Track Record Lowered by Peter Peifer at Matinee
A matinee program featured strong performances and new marks in harness racing. Peter Peifer won the Class A trot in 2:14%, setting a track record over the fair grounds track, surpassing Katy Did’s 2:15% record. Buckeye Ben and Walter Pointer chased in Class A pace, with Buckeye earning overall victory after three heats. Other winners included Hattie O Connor in Class C pace and Prince Mabel in Class B pace, with notable times from Amber Light and Donna Hal Rano in Class B trot. About 500 to 600 spectators attended.
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Peter Peiffer
Fair Grounds
Katy
Mensho
Walter Pointer
Knox Tire & Rubber Co
Buckeyeven
Buckeye
Hattie O'Connor
Alice W. Alter
Alice
Harala
Colusi
Jolla Green
Prince Mabel
Dardanella
Amber Light
Donna Hal Rane
Buckeye Ben
Hoke
Gessner
Pace Hattie O'Connor
Alica W
Wilgon
Peter Polffer
Critchfeld
Mentho
Magers
Lord Beldon
Roush
Clase
Barala
Parsons
al Colusa
Bricker
Joan Green
Princo Mobel
Beeman
Donna Hal Rano
Births at Mercy Hospital Downe baby to Smith Downe family
A baby was born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs Henry Smith Downe of Cambier at Mercy Hospital. Laird Dean of Fredericktown was in the city on business Friday.
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A Ton Was
Mr. Apol
Mra
Henry Smith Downe
Cambier
The
Mercy’ Hospital
Laird
Predericktown
Fair price list caps clothing profit limits across Ohio
An Associated Press dispatch to The Banner reports the Ohio Fair Price Commission has adopted fair price limits and maximum profits for clothing items. The list will be enforced by county boards, with next steps to cover food, then restaurants and hotels. The wage may include hosiery, dresses, coats, hats, and gloves with specific price caps and profit percentages.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Feir Pice Commission
State of
Pfeifer
Woo
Ghildeen
Lidten
Sacha
Pandren
C.cc
Csss
DeMatteis
Mount Vernon Telephone Company Public Statement
The Mount Vernon Telephone Company addresses conflicting county chatter by explaining no arbitrary stance on whether rural exchange messages should be in rates. It cites a 1919 schedule change to raise revenue and curb abuses, notes varying plans were discussed, and stresses the need to balance fairness with subscriber majority.
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Mount Vernon
Kile Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Commission
Tacaday
Telephone rate debate and local social notes
A letter argues that the MT VERNON TELEPHONE company must set a revenue base covering expenses depreciation and a fair return while ensuring future affordability and service quality. The piece notes state and federal oversight and openness to audits. Separately, Prof Bernard Jefferson and several locals, including Mrs Guthrie and Mrs Cheyney, visit relatives and host guests at Pleasant View farm as Kenyon men return from Cleveland.
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Jit
MT. Vernon Telephone Co
Bernard J. Jefferson
Ohio University
Athens
T. £. Jefferson
Danville
M. Guthrie
Wichita Falls
Texas
George A. Cheyney
Mary
Mt. Vernon
R. H. Hammond
Billa Salisman
Millwood
Pleasant View Farm
Howard
Berry
Thomas Murrin
Gladys
North Sandusky Street
Charleston
W. WI
Hermag Cuit
Hand Injury at Printing Press Reported in North Mulberry
Raymond J. Sen of North Mulberry was severely lacerated Saturday morning when his hand was caught in a printing press he operated at his home. The injury was treated locally by Mrs. Robert Tavenner and her children, who were guests of Tavenner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Umbaugh have returned from a visit in Chattanooga, Tennessee to see Mrs. Umbaugh’s parents.
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Raymond J. Sen
North Mulberry Siree
Robert Tavenner
Chilldren
Springfold, O
Ars
Tavenner
Mra
A. D. Henderson
Mast Gambier Street
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Recorder
Egoads
James Reed
W. W. Young
Katherine Winnie
Common Pleas Court
George 5. Harter
W. H. White
Elizabeth Stowe
Clara Gilmore
Blian Jane’ Bough
Harry H. Wilard
Grace Louise Willard
Basil McHiroy
Henry McHiroy
C. V. Banbury
Clinton M. Rice
A. Alexander
Winfield Stitt
Frank Boner
L. W. Stevens
Fredericktown
Wallace
Falk
A. L. Tacogan
ML Vernon
Catherine G. Herrag
Wilbur Welker
Clinton Park
Karis Zolman
Frank Zolman
Timon Lodge
Bugkeye City
Peter Peer
Fair Price Commission
Ern
Telephone Company
Standard Oil Statio
Tus Ducs
Ons
OIL Company
Spencer Danes
Patchogue
L. Fb
Lawrence “Weight
Kenyon
Castoria
Sapp Bros. & CO
Frederick Umbaugh
Chattanoocha
Tenn
Umbaugh
Mir
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