Tax Amendment Results of Ohio Tax Classification Debate
The article reports on proposed tax amendments for classification in Ohio. It notes the impracticality of uniform taxation, argues for classifying property to ensure fair treatment, and cites the first vote outcomes with 98,487 against and 208,163 for the amendment.
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Willian McKin Jey
Ohio State Board of Commerce
General Assembly
Ohio
Baird
Cameres
Olle
Agaiias Wein
Constitution on Tax Amendments Voted On In Ohio
Fragmented text indicates voters in Ohio weighed constitutional amendments on taxation. Mentions electoral support figures and statewide implications for property owners and residents when ballots are cast in November.
Vote on Tax Amendment Sparks Wide Debate Across State
The long disputed proposed constitutional amendment aims to limit property taxes and change how tax laws apply. Supporters warn against heavy taxation and loss of state control while opponents argue it would shift the burden and undermine existing property tax structures. The debate centers on voter understanding and the potential impact on legislation and governance.
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Masi
Leila Jord
Bayer
Himnen
Tor Leonty Pives
Banky
Alto Getliee
Face on the Canvas One Act Drama At The Matinee
In a dim matinee setting two girls in a left hand box discuss a dream of mud and a missing sweetheart Arthur. A canvas portrait of a weary regiment officer appears in a naval tableau suggesting it is him. Mabel, haunted by a vision of Arthur, reads a yellowed letter and fears a final farewell. Florence urges calm as anxiety grows.
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Florence
Mabel
Arthur
Muddy Waler
Plorence
Jack
Hudson
Hobson
Tampa
Eerenced
Ale
Isle of Bermuda
Mia
New York State
Poultry Bunt News
Test the Yeast and Freshness in Baking
A Bohemian Magazine note explains a simple yeast test. Break compressed yeast into warm water with sugar, wait a moment. Fresh yeast will rise and float or become foamy within minutes, while stale yeast sinks and fails to foam.
Rooster Boosters and Poultry Lore In Odd Piece
A chaotic vintage column discusses poultry farming tips and culture, praising roosters, eggs, and farm life. It blends satirical humor with practical advice on incubators, feed, insulation, and breeding, noting New York poultry investment and humorous anecdotes about enthusiasts and preachers.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Sell Well At Local Drug Store
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as reliable purifiers to relieve stagnation of the liver and bowels, headaches and biliousness. The copy notes the product costs 25 cents at Wm Kipp s Sons drug store.
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Dr. King
Wm. Kipp
Expensive city buildings show private owners run costs lower
The Chicago city hall and nearby departments moved from an old hall to a private office building, paying taxes and upkeep yet costing less to rent than to light and heat the old structure. Critics blame lavish payrolls and lack of profit incentives in city management, contrasting with private efficiency.
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Chaaper
Chicago
Old City Hall
City Hall
Hts
Chituge
Des Molins
Minneapolis Journal
Lighting Committee Opposes Street Plant Over Partisan Risk
The Civic League lighting committee reports against establishing a street lighting plant due to dangers of partisan policies that may reduce efficiency and raise costs. The text references Utopia and Felix Holt, with likely literary asides about private utopias and individual names such as George Blotta.
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Post- Dispatch
Civic League
George Blotta
Felix Holt
Special subscribership offers for 1902 papers list
The notice advertises subscription terms for 1902, offering old and new readers several publications. It notes mail sample copies are not available except for this paper and directs readers to request samples directly from the desired newspaper office. Prices show in two columns, with quantities and yearly rates.
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Gyures
Piguree
Notice to Teachers for regular examinations in Greenville Ohio
Notice to Teachers announces regular examinations for applicants for teacher certificates in Greenville Ohio. Examinations held on the first Saturday of each month at West School. Patterson exams set for the third Saturday in April and the second Saturday in May. Board officials J Alverton Crowell Bres H Garrison vice president J H Browder clerk.
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Outen
Ugit Greenville
Ohio
Patterson
J Alverton Crowell
Bres
H. Garrison
JH. Browder
Cle Board of Bixant
Greenville Journal subscription pitch
A countywide appeal promoting the Greenville Journal with pricing: $1.00 per year $0.50 for six months and $1.15 out of county, claiming 2,912 columns of reading matter per year. Includes emphasis on broad reading for all families and locations.
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