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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
4
A neighboring village notes Rittman's 1739 population with 200 plus workers across a dozen industries. Analysts compare foreign and American residents, housing needs, and potential population growth, arguing Rittman could nearly double with proper development and facilities.
A menagerie of program items is listed for a Saturday evening concert at 7 30 o clock featuring the Parsers Institute with Clinton Cowen State Highway official. Admission is 10 and 20 cents.
A set of discussion prompts on agriculture, household economy, and community life. Topics cover the cost and benefits of college courses, water pollution, farm improvements, pricing, market research, housekeeping, investment, renting, farm homes, teachers and preachers, domestic science, painting, parcel post, county fairs, farm arithmetic, home sanitation, school as meeting place, state agriculture support, and seed quality.
Probate Court of Medina County orders a public auction of a tract of 47.85 acres in Guilford Township Section 6 on December 1, 1915, at 2 PM. The land is described as the John Locker deeded tract bounded by the center lines of Baidlot and township lines, with appurtenances and as in the sheriff deed to Esther C. Steiner.
Ads detail eight room house on West 2nd Street with bath, several properties near Blake and Rittman with good land and buildings, and multiple lots on North State North 2nd Street and Euclid Avenue. Prices range from 225 to 1600 with down payments and easy terms noted. Substantial listings include large acreages and the Seneca Street and Ohio Avenue areas.
Legal notice for a property sale on the Rittman area estate of Elmer R. Amstutz. Sale excludes widow and minor child dower rights. Property appraised at 4650 dollars. Terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in one year, one third in two years with annual interest. mortgage security. option for all cash. Administrator L E Amstutz. Attorney Thos W Orr.
The 1915 ordinance requires Erie Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to illuminate their lines within Rittman city limits with 100 watt electric lights placed at specified intersections. If the firms fail to comply within 20 days after notice, the village will install and bill the cost to the railways.
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