04 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
1
The vote in Rittman shows results for the Democratic ticket and Republican ticket in East Wheat precinct with Pvt Warren G Harding listed among candidates.
The report details large Republican gains in national and state races, with Harding and Wolidge winning broad majorities. It notes Ohio and other states delivering decisive electoral votes, Republicans sweeping Congress, and local wins in Wayne County including several county offices. Voter turnout patterns show strong party preference and a notable first election turnout for women in Rittman, along with dry ballot results and county funding referenda.
In Tegular session Mayor Shaneford backs an ordinance affecting a gas franchise and village finances. Council discusses payment of tills, park bonds, and a tender from Rittman Realty Co with a likely sale of park bonds and a tax-intent deduction to fund local improvements.
A fragmentary report recalls a Monday evening recital titled The Chenes Creames On Pathy with music and lead in a Bre' noaer setting. The prose mentions an extant cello performance, stage dynamics, and student involvement.
A chaotic wreck at Samershore Mul after a tieadoa calhafon left one person injured and parts of vehicles scattered. Bets on a nearby wager about Cox and Knowlton sparked talk as authorities investigated the Saturday 6:30 a.m. pavement event and crowd plans.
The Parent Teachers Association meets next Tuesday evening in the High School Auditorium. The gathering aims to acquaint members, with the superintendent and teachers present. A pleasant program is planned and all are welcome.
Leaves can raise soil humus and plant nutrients by 76 percent, department of soils at the Ohio Experiment Station reports. Burning leaves wastes nitrogen, the costly fertilizer element, while fall piling and spring plowing maximize their value for gardens, especially where stable manure is unavailable.
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