Better Times Predicted for Farmers Urges Cooperation
An article by JOSEVA S. WASALY argues farmers should unite with cooperatives to improve profits and resist government involvement or price fixing. It criticizes burdensome tariffs and bankruptcy threats, favors cooperative markets, and notes potential farmer benefits from production coordination and relief measures.
Economic notes on farmers and farm output trends
The report estimates continuing costs for licenses to farmers for Untal P will total about $140,000 and notes no scarcity in products due to good bale making. It highlights rising urgency among farmers, who now achieve higher production with a smaller farm population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosme
Leisens
Untal P
Vrans
Aercover
Christmas survey plans by YWCA illustrated by plans
A survey outlines Christmas program activities organized by the YWCA. Members meeting at the university discuss dolls visits hospital outreach and a community Christmas pageant to be presented by girls in the auditorium before recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pereney Sones
Probate court actions record wills and estates in Athens township
The notice lists multiple probate matters including wills for McBride and Phillips families, estate appraisals, exemptions, and heirs. It notes the Adams will, probate hearings, executors named Edward S. Phillips and Frank L. Phillips, and property divisions among heirs. A separate item mentions Governor Eason bribe charges with trial date set to Monday in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu M. Herron
Dorcas M. Herron
Nelee
Lawrence BE. Herron
Herman A. Herron
Vache
W. J
Henry) Phillips
Athens Township
Din’ Wriday
Mary Snow
Res Robinson
Catherine Phillips
Edward S. Phillips
Harvey Williams
M. K E. Snow
P. L. Fargan
Edward
Frank L. l
Mary L. Phillips
Richard B. Phillips
Justina ‘J. Graham
Hazel
Young
Phillips
Canaan Township
van Ripper
Edward S
Prank L. Philips
W. H. Phillips
Hockingbottom
W. HH. Phillips
Edward Phillips
J. Phillips
Frank L
Ma. J. Phillips
Indianapolis
Ind
Eason
Oscar H. Montgomery
Second Girls Glee Club Chosen at Ohio University
The second girls glee club organized at Ohio University with 29 members. The roster lists first soprano Louise Abott and others, scand soprano names, alto and second alto members, reflecting the new group formed after the first selection. Later notes report a murder case in England involving a thirteen year old charged with killing his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Music Hall
Edith Stine
Helen Mable “Hudson
Grace Mary Redfern
Mary Uibhi
Isa Rowland
Revton
Eng
Vincent Whitehead
Davis Named Trustee for Berea Colleges in Kentucky
Dewitt Davis of Cincinnati and banker Davis joins the Berea college and allied schools board of trustees, announced by President W. Thomas J Hutching. Davis, vice president of the First National Bank of Cincinnati, hails from Eastern Kentucky and strengthens local ties for the Berea institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Dew. Davis
Cincinnati
Bank of Athens
Athens
Bere Colfere and Allied Schools
W. —Thomas J
J. Hutching
Mravis
Birst National Bank of Cincimintt
Tie
Wentucky
Kira Mia
Vea
Louu
Youth exhibitors return home from stock show tour
Two Ashers county youths who tended at the international livestock show in Chicago after winning a trophy for champion caponizing chickens at the Ohio State fair in Columbus returned to Athens Saturday. Warren and Tralph Trash of Amesville were among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashers County
Chicago
Columbus
Athens
Satary Warren
Tralph Trash
Amesville
Poultry Club Team Attends International Livestock Exhibit
A championship team, accompanied by County Extension Agent TH. Johan Son, traveled to Chicago for an international exhibition. About 1,260 4-H clubs from across the United States attended the event in Feago and Gad ing, where poultry raising topics were demonstrated and explained to the boys during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Exhibition of Livestock
TH. Johan Son
Chicago
United States
Feago
Cate
First Meeting on Transfer of Inmates for Lunatic Hospital
An opinion from Attorney General Turner confirms state welfare department control over transferring patients from the Maus reformatory to Lima hospital for criminal lunacy. The Lower Plains home Kitchen group held its first meeting at Mrs. Frank Teche’s home, while demonstrations on kitchen equipment and infant care were noted and Mrs. Jackson’s household work featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OULD
Columbus
Maus
Wiel
Lima Hoospital
Oii Tfate
Turner
T. C. Jenkins
Reformatory
Lower Plains
Frank Teche
Chisago-Mes
T. Jackson
Demonstrations Highlight Food Prep and Silver Care
Equipment selection use and care were featured in the meeting. Attendees included Mrs. Dollen Davis Mrs. S K Haulsington Mrs. John Lope Mrs. des Lohse Mrs. Hold White KAW Hyde Mrs. G FE White Mrs. Thomas Hamilton Elizabeth Lohse and leaders Mrs. Earl Cewsn and Mrs. rank Beebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollen Davis
S. KE ‘Haulsington
John Lope
Des Lohse
Hold White Kaw
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Bankrup
Sethe
Ith Court Sr
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Ralph Parker Jennings
National Bank
Ficer
Sherrard
Win 'Goodin
John Young
Ission
Wil
Ana
McBride
George
Michelins
Dayton
Thoroughbreds
Mill St
Kolster
Tate
Kkolster Fiadio
Oines Waleters
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Bldg
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C. B. Wilson
W. Washington St
K. C. A. Radiola 17
G. W. Hopkins
Radio and Electric Shop
Berry Hotel Bldg
Davis
Berew College
Warren Easley
Ralph Frash
Walsh
sHome
Manz
STORK
Taxt
Eaton Crane
Pike's
Becx Stoms, Inc
Court
Orthophonic
Victor Records
Apay