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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
7
If the people of this city desire a new form of government, this notice presents another method of city governance that may be adopted. The text outlines eligibility, process, and steps for transitioning to the proposed charter.
The city manager plan mirrors the commission form with a professional manager handling daily operations under a elected commission. The commission approves budgets, salaries, and ordinances while voters retain control via initiative and referendum. Some cities like Sumter and Lockport use it, while Ohio boards and recalls differ. The short ballot will be discussed tomorrow evening.
The record lists contact numbers including Office Both Phones 66 and Residence Phones Bell 6 Home ton 66, indicating multiple telephone lines or area code variants.
A recently discovered statue along a Lake Albano road was seized by police after a contractor attempted to smuggle it out. The armless figure is identified as that of an Ophelite, a youth entering manhood, and is regarded as a Greek masterwork.
Daily schedule listing services with notes on days off and exceptions. Mentions "Daily" operations, with a partial note about "Daily except Soodag" indicating a holiday or restricted day observed. Contains sparse readable items with no clear dates or full routes.
The Soldiers of Fayette County in Washington Circle No. 25 Ladies of the Grand Army will award a best grade flag to the township with the greatest number of Civil War veterans in the G A R parade on June 19, 1910. Counts are to be reported at parade conclusion. Washington D C is excluded. Mary Mills Millikan president and Lucy Ginn secretary.
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