Ohio constitutional amendment proposed by General Assembly
Fragment from a 1908 Ohio archival page describes a joint resolution to submit a proposed amendment to article II sections 18 to 32, detailing legislative readings, governor's approval process, and two-thirds reconsideration, with a later date for adoption and signatures from state officials. It also includes a separate proposed amendment to article twelve on taxation, outlining state local revenue, exemptions, and future adoption steps. The document records meeting notes, officers elected, and a roll call of comrades present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Ohio
Horbutt
Secretary of State
Co. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Hanuis
Senate
State of
Neval Assembly
State of Ohio
United States OF America
Orn
Carmi A Thompson
Winnear
Columbus
General Assemble
eSly
Secrion
Meral Assembly
Easy Moral Assembly
Linton Chapman
T. D. Wolbach
Rev. M. Lembird
Wooster
Js Gh
Iohn A Phillips
Aer
Alex Rogers
M S. Reed
D. C. Curry
Enos Piersers
J A Nelson
Nathan Young
Canton
F Wilson
Holmesville
K Donald
Loudonville
N Ligget
Nashville
J. J. Williams
Nitehata
Kan My
F Streck
Kiksville
Jonathan Tipton
Killbuck
Enos Pierson
Dangerous colds and home remedies warn readers
An article fragment discusses colds as precursors to more serious diseases, promoting Chamberlain's Rough Remedy and Foley's Honey and Tar. Advertisements urge products from Bixler Pharmacy and Boyd & Co. It mentions a coughing interruption at a political gathering and touts Dr. Shoop's Pick Pain Tablets with plain prescriptions on boxes.
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Bevnieh von Pave
Wien
Yeumontia Ag
Lake Chamberlain
8 & Boyd & Co
Adict
Foley
Bixler Pharmacy
8. H. Boyd & Co
Dr. Shoop
Cruegiat
Bixlers Modern Pharmacy
University News Highlights And Local Appointments
Miss M Eine Holly of the German department attended events in Cleveland on Saturday. Rev. Davis, newly appointed to United Brothren church at Madisonburg, plans university work next year. Archie Macgregor returned from West Lafayette, and John Moore to study next week. Edward P Stahl, Navarre native, teaches at Geonsa and earns praise. Louie Wong plans to rejoin class soon. Hoffelbower begins Latin and other classes, residing at 159 N Buckeye with his wife and child. Clarence Gee, from Ashtabula, visits Worcester, health permitting. Velmah and Veldah Tompkins of Big Prairie enter school. Roy Hastings resigns to finish college. Local clerical work includes Prof. Black at Le Ville. Leipsic schools report gains under Supt McDowell and H. A. Lind. County institute gains mix of new staff. Prof. Wenner praised and reengaged for next year. Wilbert Whit visits from New York City after Dr. Whit’s meeting in the city’s Bible School.
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Archie Macgregor
West Lafayette
John Moore
Edward P Stahl
Navarre
Geonsa
Louie Wong
Cleveland
Processor Hoffelbower
Buckeye
Clarence Gee
Ashtabula
Velmah
Veldah Tompkins
Big Prairie
Roy Hastings
Nére
G. Black
le Ville
Ashland
J. A. McDowell
H. A. Lind
Leipsic
Holmes County
F. Stanton
Salem
J. T. Begg
Gol ET Andiog
Strageching
Oflta
W. E. Wenner
AAOE
County Institute
Wenner
Emus
W. White
New York City
Wilbert
Whit
Bible
Lexagto Avenue
News York
Wooster Society Notices and Community Events
The Wooster chapter of the Eastern Star welcomed three new members Mrs John Winters Miss Florence Winters and Geo Keppel at a meeting held in the Masonic hall. A surprise lunch was hosted by Mrs Harrold. Various church and club groups held meetings and social events throughout the week including the Ladies Aid Society at M E church and Epworth League at the Methodist church. A Maccabees anniversary social featured multiple performances and community activities. A funeral notice for Franklin Smith, 36, of Wooster mentions long local ties and conversion in 1906.
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Wooster
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
John Winters
Florence Winters
Geo. Keppel
C. Rr
Hatrrold
Harrold
Ladies Aid Society
MFE
Beresford
East Liberty Street
The
Christian Church
Lutheran Aid
Division 2
Sadletauffman
Spink Street
Eshte Jolliff
Wisie
Gertrude Jolliff
J. &. R. Overholt
Edgar Taft Stevenson
Charles Webster Filck
D. Menting
Ye. G. T
First Baptist Church
James Milling
Allen Clark
M H Devor
J. He«Dickason
D. A. Hreen
W. J Baker
Bell
Wayne Township
Helm
Maccabees
Chas. Barnhart
Mable Hartman
Leslie Joliff
Dessa Brown
Misa Isebelle Wilhelm
Jessie Garrett
Rhea Luce
John Sherman Russell
Junior Guards
Jessie Dager
Canton
Grand Record Keep
Shelly
Shellenberger
Hooke
Sidle
Dashem
Christine
Orr
Roland
Wyre
Mary Fombelle
D. C
Hursday
Beall Ave
Zwingland circle-of-the-Reformed
UTB
Obituary for Joan Miller of Shreve passes suddenly
Joan Miller, an aged resident of Shreve, died Friday morning suddenly at his home near the village. Survived by his wife and several children. The remains were interred on Saturday afternoon. David Franklin Smith was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Miller
Ann
Shreve
Bets
David Franklin Smith
Baltimore weeds rule to be strictly enforced citywide
The Baltimore American urges rigid weed removal enforcement as streets peppered with grasa show neglect. Mars and Kansas City Times reflect cross editorials on urban upkeep. The note underscores city must prioritize clean lanes and orderly streets amid ongoing growth concerns.
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Roem Aerial
Neglgatitin
Mars
Kansas City Times
Baltimore
Baltimore American
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Akron
B. F Clark
Frank Harris
Mt. Veron
John P Jacobs
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Wm. Bush
L H Y Morrison
J. Gill
Jerome Ville
I. Stough
Bishop Harris
Rittman
J. A. Harbaugh
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Henry Knerr
North Liberty
John Hines
High Point
Henry Smyser
Witchita
J. Hosler
Ashland. Co
K.alfred Tanner
Creston
Frank Crofcot
Samuel Caffipbell
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Wm. McKee
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Hugh Evans
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Peter
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May Pittenger
Smith
Franklin
Jesus
Christ
C.D. Castle
Markle
Redhaw Cemetery
Mos
Haskell
Oklahoma
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Roosevelt
Ananias
New York Post
Alonse
Bhoop
New
Eee
Iim
Seabed
Wood
Aize
Pineule Medicine CO
Chicago
Ill
Kreiger Drug CO
New York
America
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