Fulton County Court Constable Fees Questioned by Judge Killitts
An Ohio court ruling by Judge Killitts supports Shaffer as court constable, saying county examinations offer debatable guidance and should not bind county finances. The decision upholds Shaffer’s lawful pay from the county treasury and limits double payment for same services.
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Roach
Democratic Expositor
Wauseon, Fulton Co
Killitts
Judge Killitts
Hert
Fulton County
A. F. Shaffer
Dover
Kloch
State Bureau of Accountants
Shaffer
Evey Day
Circuit Court Affirms Sheriff Reece Roach Ruling
The circuit court confirmed the earlier common pleas ruling in the case brought by Fred H. Wolf prosecuting attorney for Patton County against Alfred F Shaffer. The decision is described as a blow to critics of Sheriff Reece and Sheriff-elect Roach.
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Circuit Court
Kitt
Reece
Roach
Common Pleas Court
State of
Ohio
Fred. H. Wolf
Patton County
Alfred F Shaffer
Girgenti in Sicily Praised as World’s Most Beautiful Ruin Site
A travel writer extols Girgenti now Sicily’s famed ruin city. The memory of Acragas and its vast temples lingers as modern visitors view sunset temples, coastal scenes, and surrounding uplands from hotel terraces. Destinations Taormina Madonna del Tindaro Tyndaris Porto Empedocle Belvedere highlighted.
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Girgentl
Syracuse
Sicily
Agrigentum
Acragas
Mare Africnna
Timeo
Taormina
Madonna del 'Tindaro
Tyndaris
Aeoliansles
Where Christmas Trees Grow in Maine Traditions and Trade
The piece notes that over 1.5 million Christmas trees are used in the U.S. annually, with at least three fifths grown on eastern and northern Maine hillsides. It highlights Maine’s timber economy, the rise of ship traffic, and the prominence of firs, mistletoe, and holly in shipments. It also includes a verse-like interlude about mistletoe and holly.
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America
Maine
Reporter Brings Oregon Disaster Tale To Light Under Daring Rescue
A Times reporter Fielder perilously boards the steamship Oregon to cover its sinking. He overcomes captain’s quarantine, is swept overboard, and is rescued by a tug, delivering a graphic, human interest account of heroic rescues. The piece concludes with a note on Icelandic lore about King Roerek, said to be the only king buried there.
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Towan
Renchor
Dollest
American Journalien
New York Pines
New Vath Harbor
Wbowe
Econ
Oregon
New York
Theie
Viellers
Jemie
Fielders
The
Times
Fielder
Plelders
the Times
Remson Crawford
Success Magazine
Iceland
Roerek
Norway
Vide Snorri Sturluson
Helmskringia
Olaf the Holy
Leeland
Ines
Lisbane
Teeland
Age of a horse and a comic office pun
The piece notes that horse age beyond eight years cannot be read from teeth alone. It explains wrinkles appear on the lower eyelid edge each year after eight and must be counted with teeth. A humorous office quip follows about a vacant cashier chair and a misheard request in a London Express joke.
Quip Across the Cards and Mornings
A brief exchange shows a witty gay Lothario admitting visits to four Indies as a poker jest. The remark pivots on mood and mind, noting that morning acuteness can be a form of passive sagacity while fools linger in foggy unease.
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Queens
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Wauseon
Sentinel
Hayes
Parker
Wildman
Circuit
State Board of Accountants
Shuffer
Thur
Girgent
the Beautiful
Tony
Atlanta Constitution
Drs. Sharptongue
Jean
New York Weekly
Miss Magley
SBS
Nunnally's
Atlanta
Georgia
Betzler & Wilson
WM. Comstock & Son
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