New School to Be Built at Glouster Bond Issue Approved
A bond of 60 thousand dollars was approved to fund a new Glouster school replacing the fire‑destroyed building last December. The district adds 26 thousand from insurance and uses old site constraints to reach about 90 thousand for construction and equipment with state aid expected for furnishings. Building activity in the valley remains cautious due to mine slowdowns, while local commerce modernizes existing structures and a Lincoln Department Store opens under Harry Harris.
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Louster
Lae
Sunday Creek Valley
Glouster
Board of Education
Enis
Lincolm
Harry Harris
Real Estate Draws Stock Profits Amid City Market Activity
New York real estate brokers report investors shifting profits from stocks into substantial property. The New York house market is unusually active for the season, with declines in suburb home prices drawing discriminating buyers to invest funds in homes.
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New York
Soil Samples Sought for Aero Farm Testing Lab
Athens County farmers are urged to bring soil samples to the county testing laboratory during May 7 to 11. The drive, led by the county farm agent T H John, aims to assess soil quality and assist ongoing property improvements across York Townships and surrounding areas.
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Athens County
Ed Kurtz
T H John
Lod
Coolitile
New Marsh
Reid
Albany
Stewart
Atnessile
York
D&sis
Heart
EC J i Jmorman
Russell Lent
E M Roberts
Spring Street
Soil tests and soil improvement urge better crop yields
A traveling soil laboratory discusses taking top six inch samples for testing and planning individual soils programs. Ira Marshall of Parke County claims his soil yields 176 bushels of corn per acre versus 35 elsewhere, urging soil condition improvements for lasting farming success. Incinerators reduce flies by burning household waste before disposal, cutting trash and fly breeding sites.
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Sohi
Marshall
Ine
Air travel directs real estate as cities adapt to airports
Harry H. Culver, president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, told realtors in El Paso that air transportation is here now and reshapes business districts. He warned cities blind to this shift risk decline and urged proactive airport-centric planning.
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Harry H. Culver
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Li Paso
Fex
Mr. Culser
Radiators Redesign Cut Home Fuel Bills
Home heating changes focus on new radiator designs to reduce fuel costs. Architects note modern radiators fit the room and limit cold air leaks, with weather sealing and caulking to improve efficiency.
Farm Bureaus Adopt Protection Plan Against Theft
More than 60 Ohio county farm bureaus have adopted a protective plan against theft, per the Athens County Farm Bureau office. Athens County adopted the measure last month with Elmer Poston A E Potter and B E Wallace on the acting committee. The plan urges reporting farm thefts and coordinates with law enforcement to curb farm thievery, offering cash rewards for information leading to arrests and convictions in counties that have approved the plan and organized reporting.
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Ohio
Athens County
Elmer Poston
A. E Potter
BE. R. Wallace
Ferm Bureau
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Lowe Bros
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