Vote contest pits many groups for diamond prizes
The Mirror hosts a Saturday vote event with candidates from Ladies of the Maccabees, Catholic Ladies of Ohio, and various lodges vying for cash and diamond prizes. The page outlines rules, coupon voting, and large prizes including a $750 piano plane and a $200 diamond, with emphasis on active campaigning and secrecy among contenders.
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Mirror Office
Caledonia
Shi
Ming
Neal
Humerone
Soya
Charles Wayland
Wayland
Harvey
Tt. Davis
Fred Wilson
G. W. Baker's
G. W. Bowers
South Main Street
Laidier
C . Burris
West Center Street
Whick Needle Threader Described With Eyelet Alignments
A historic needle threader design features an upper opening matching the needle eye and narrowing slots that guide thread through the eye. The tool sits within a padded frame and is secured by a surrounding pin cushion to hold the device steady during threading.
Earnings of a Thoroughbred Attracts Heavy Purses
The report describes a vast earning record for St Simon and his stock, noting 5.5 million dollars credited to 8t Simon and his progeny. It highlights a long, storied era of pacing and racing, mentions Lalotette and Halipé Mogmaine, and references high-valued stud fees and historic breeding prices, portraying St Simon as a venerable survivor of a golden age in racing.
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Dvinito St. Simon
Rainer
Tver
Pluck and Parish Scandal in an English Clergyman Tale
An English clergyman faces a paralyzing conflict with his wealthy parishioner Lady Blank over offertory contributions. The tale, recounted by J Pierpont Morgan, blends humor and scandal as Lady Blank withholds donations and a moral emerges about obligation and reputation. The piece then shifts to quick vignettes on thrift and anecdotal lessons about success, including a mill foreman tale and a Pat about golf.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Blank
John D, Rockefeller, Jr
Lim
Hind
Unmarried Hopeful in Dakota Life Store Petition
A Minnesota style exchange shows a manager asking about marital status as he considers a woman's application in Dakota. The reply is curt and bold, "Unmarried—four things," reflecting a feisty moment. A subsequent note to a patent medicine firm contains a hurried, misspelled plea about strength to care for a baby.
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Dakota
Life Store
Bret
Farmers Unite to End Guesswork Based Tax System
A long cited speech by James Wilson laments the rural burden of property taxation and urges modern scientific tax methods. Washington state National Grange and Ohio delegates push for constitution reforms to shift tax from land to a value based system, advocating education campaigns and stronger rural representation.
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Department of Agricuitur Warhington
Lertiick
Cvatige
Mantua
Olle
James Wilson
National Grange
Tageton
Mike
N. J. Bachelder
Mantey National Cringe
Washington State
Ax Ebjof
Sinte Grange
State of
Washington
BO Kegley
Minter Washington Ditule Grange
Tax Law Drive All Loanable Funds From Ohio
A fully enforced tax law would push loanable funds from Ohio banks during assessment week. A letter to bankers sought confidential input on observed withdrawals. Replies from 110 banks show varying withdrawal levels and concerns about tax avoidance, with estimates of statewide impact and potential bank panic if all deposits were taxed. Bankers favor reform, noting high withdrawal pressures and possible benefits from uniform rates and updated property tax rules.
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Ohio
Uhas
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Obie
Freedom to Deal With Existing Needs Obscured by Change
Fragmented text discusses objections to new departments and evolving property shapes and ownership diffusion. It critiques those clinging to older taxation forms and hints at adapting to new conditions and wider governance. The passage references practical negotiations and the night of extating reeds.
Fragmentary civic reflection on consent and governance
The text appears as broken, partial phrases about governments deriving power from the consent of the governed, noting republics and general governance ideas. It contains numerous misspellings and garbled words making precise meaning difficult to extract.
Primitive System of Taxation in the U S and Europe
The Deshiol Tax Commissioner in Gute Texas notes states move away from ad valorem property tax for revenue while Europe has long abandoned it. Governments now rely on other methods as the classic property tax proves inefficient and outdated for financing governance.
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Deep Plana
Ad Hunt
Onem
Uslom
Europe
Meney
Aneditg
Permamal
Deshiol
Gute Texas
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