Bids Sought for Village Park Pavilion and Walks, Rittman
The Village of Rittman Ohio invites sealed bids for labor and materials to construct Park Pavilion Rest Rooms and Walks in the Village Park. Bids due August 8 1925 at noon. A $1000 certified check accompanies each bid as guaranty of contract if awarded. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Fr G Newberry Clerk July 20 1925.
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Rittman
Ohis
Counce Uni
Park Pavilion
Ohio
State OF
Annexation Special Agent Chosen for Rittman Village
Resolution 672 names Atty K Hoover as Special Agent to complete annexation under Ordinance 604. Emergency measure effective immediately after passage by the Village Council of Rittman Ohio with Clerk E G Newberry and President W M Shackleford signing. Published July 23 1926.
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Atty
Hoover
Rittman
State of
Ohio
E.G Newberry
WM M Shackleford
Village approves park pavilion plans in Rittman Ohio
Resolution 671 approves Plans Specifications Estimates and Profiles from the Park Board Trustees for construction of the Park Pavilion Rest Rooms and Walks in Village Park. Clerk to file and advertise bids. notice of public hearing on the 1926 budget set for August 10 at 8 p m in Council chamber.
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Park Board
Rittman
State OF Ohio
Council ‘Chamber
G. Newberry
Prospective Candidates for Governor in Ohio
Columbus report notes growing talk of possible contenders for Ohio governor next year. No candidate has declared intent yet. over the past two weeks several enthusiasm bursts have started from various agencies, though no formal announcements have been made.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Politics in 1930s Era Shapes Governor and Senate Prospects
The piece notes Ohio voters expect Vic Donahey to seek a third term as governor while Frank B. Willis runs for a second term as senator. It suggests Republican rivals will challenge Donahey and predicts many future declarations of candidacies as summer ends.
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Noalingdon
Vic ‘Donshey
Vic
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Vic Donahey
Allother
Prohibition and Auto Crimes Drive Ohio Prison Growth
The 1878 Ohio prison report notes rising population due to liquor law violations and automobile crimes. During the year ended June 30, 1878, 78 men were admitted for liquor violations and 80 for stealing automobiles, with additional auto related offenses. Several inmates received life sentences, including 14 for first degree murder and 29 for second degree murder, among others.
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Chas. W Rite
Columbus
Ohio
John &. Harper
Pais
Wee
Tosrith of Perimenent Test Denta
Jane
Queen of Central Ohio Crowned at Democratic Rally
In Columbus Ohio thousands of Central Ohio Democrats gathered at a focal park for a crowning ceremony naming Mrs Maude Murray Miller Queen of Central Ohio Democrats for the next year’s U S Senate race. Claude Meeker acted as crowner while both candidates were present and praised the peaceful spirit among rivals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Central
United States
Indy
Maude Murray Miller
Miller
Claude Meeker
Meeker
Aue
Soil and farm life note from Ohio surveys
The report cites Sam on grooming and feeding horses and contrasts drought with mental drought. Ohio State University surveys in four counties highlight sewing machines and automobiles as key farm conveniences, while issues include cow foot problems and other rural concerns.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Wacky Adventure Tales From a Turbulent Day
Readable fragments recount odd incidents on a windy day and near freight lines. A switch confusion nearly caused a major collision, a hat chase ends with a comical return, and a depots tale hints at neighborhood characters and car misadventures.
Local residents hold visits and events across town
Numerous families and individuals are noted visiting relatives in Canton Oxnal Johnstown Cleveland and Canal Fulton while attending church activities at St Peter and Paul's Doylestown. Social calls include Sunday guests at Gordon families and a Barberton Sewing Club gathering.
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Alias Harriat Stevenson
Canton
Mead
Forest Clecknor
Harald Giffont
Marlon
Roberta
Tolslo
James Wiley
Mary
Chippewa Lake
Halen Whitman
Louisville
George Webber
Johnstown
Hie
Margaret Webber
John Weber
Chicago
Carrie Gaffney
Short Bucher
Woonter
Robert Kelly
Kent
Mra Cheater Toga
Harborton
Mera
Niawi- Lotharth
Eas Biome
Willam Hoglund
Philip Robn
Canal Fulton
David Robhx
St Peter and Paul's Church
Doylestown
Incomplete Exchange At Stool Miller Market
A fragment describes a Stool Miller Market interaction where a customer asks for "an extra old chicken" and a woman responds that she did not want it. The text is garbled with dialect and misspellings.
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WM. M. Shackleford
Ay Bub
Democrats
Chas, White
Sam
Tony
John
Cal’ A
Ord
Naanow
Ema
Huttalo
Oriera
Tiystain
Thors
Biglow Norey
Biglow
Baya
Merc Chanos
Gus Kauffman
Feo.ng
Gus
Bligh
Fetlow
Fredrick
John Bender
Cal Ligter
Fat Landis
Bummiz
Cossensi
Fat
Atm
Myra
Fred Whitaian
Societile
Evelin Sprague
A. Polsky
Hare
James Rohr
Oxnal
Fulton
Air Dawid Rohe
Mira Esther Whiman
Manal Fulton
Mra
Whilamati
Hulda Hirlo
Cleveland
Aedee
Allexira
Akira Goad
Ginda
Uonteteand A
Tite Bolt
Charenoh
Nitiman
Rae
Wadsworth
Eph
Kong
Akron Trier
Goa
AKA
Martha Matson
Marshallville
Inquire of
Geo. G. Landes
Doylestown, Ohio
Wan Vi
Ucpgesin
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