The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-11-13

D. Eisenhower half way In
everything they believe to be
right and proper. Now the pre-
dominant question is, who is to
be the qualified judge? We shall
await and see.
The first snowfall of the season
reported in Ohio fell in the
northern part of the state on the
day following the disastrous de-
feat the Republicans met at the
polls on election day. The snow
fall was not great and melted as
quickly as it fell, but not so with
| the COP.
The new political administra-
ton in Ohio will strongly insist
| that where purchaser pays an
additional sum for sales tax that
| he makes sure the stamps are
delivered to him. However, that
is a state law that is frequently
violated, so Mike is credited
with having recently said.
| Don't stunt the residential
growth nor industrial expansion
with an exceptionally high tax
rate in any community. The first
investigation any industry makes
| FOR a possible location is the tax
rate. In some instances industries
seeking locations have been
| forced to move on because OF
such rates.
At the recent November cleo
ton held in Noble county not
a single one of the voting places
in the seven precincts partlclpat-
ing cast a majority vote IN favor
of the proposal to create a new
school district to displace the
Caldwell exempted village dis
trict. The total vote: For the
proposal, 1859 against, 1916. The
voting contest places an end to
the unpleasant affair for all time
: it is hoped.
Now that the 1858 politica
: campaign and election are things
: of the past and Thanksgiving anc
Christmas and holiday seasons
soon will be, let's get together
and boost for a greater Caldwell
and area, both in population ano
industrial affairs. The opport'
unity is at hand and let's take
advantage Of and grasp the situa'
+ ton while we can.
l The village of Belpre, Wash
r ington county, across the Ohit
=, river from Parkersburg. W. va.
has been without electric stree
lighting for some time past be
cause of the villages inability u
nav an outside corporation 10
the service. This condition Nigh
have happened to Caldwell
wear ago had not new genera
tor been installed in the loca
plant.
In a headon collision betweel
two automobiles on the Ohl'
turnpike in the extreme northern
cart of this state last Frida.
night the lives of seven person
were lost, six of whom Wer
members of one New York fam
ily and one person in the othe
car. The car responsible for tn
collision was driven the wront
way on the lane provided for tn
opposite traffic, terrible mis-
take or error. The driver In
hospital said he could not under
stand why he was driving In tn
wrong lane.
Shortly after the beginning @
the 1905 the first bicycles to b
, owned by Caldwell resident
were by Elmer E. Smith an
Charles c. Caldwell, both c
whom had attended eastern co
is leges and there contacted tn
ownership fever. Each bicycl
| was known as "high wheel wit
t one high wheel, over which tn
rider was seated and rode, wit
: a much smaller wheel in the rea
5 to bear it's part of the burde
: and to hold the proper balance
Each was nickel plated and pre-
| ented a beautiful appearance
: Not to be outdone, Norval
J, Morris constructed home-mad
t "bike" in his fathers blacksmit
: shop, by the use of a bugg
, wheel and a small iron wheel j
{ the rear. These filled a CROWN
bike fever for some years,
I until the safety" as Of toda
came onto the scene ard has evt