Troy Poultry Association Discusses Good Housing
Troy Poultry Association meeting in Coolville Ohio reviewed modern poultry housing needs. Key points covered ventilation temperature insulation and house sizing to improve egg production and flock health with guidance on remodeling existing houses and official recommendations from the Vocational Building session led by Samuel Pailet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Poultry Association
Coolville
Samuel Pailet
Ohio
Troy Poultry Improvement Association
Local Home Restorations and Upgrades Around Athens
Renovations and improvements fill homes on High Street Elmwood Place and East Union Street with second floor bath remodeling new bathrooms repapering and refinishing. Nearby work includes weather stripping a garage built in a cellar and kitchen remodeling at multiple addresses along Richland Avenue Brantlin Avenue and Mill Street. Old Age Pensions offer tax relief for cars over five years in the Dantzig area with increasing reductions up to sixty percent.
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Dantzig
Title Changes in Athens County Lots and Homes
Athens County records show multiple transfers and affidavits across townships including Athens City, Alexander, Bern, Dover, Lee, Trimble, Waterloo, York, and The Plains Special School. Transactions include quit claims, warranty deeds, and certificates of transfer involving residents like Burk, Webb, Goodin, Crosten, and the Adams family, with parcel sizes from small lots to hundreds of acres and numerous inlets. A separate Farm Tenants note highlights cash scarcity and expected migration of 15,000 to 20,000 tenants from eastern North Carolina by spring due to low prices for cotton and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Ade W. Burk
Ethel L. Wee
Allendale
Micheel
Worstell
Margaretta Phillips
the Plains Special School
Inlet
East
Samuell
Buffindon
Solica Bean Et al
Athens City
John W
Mildred Buck
Ethel Burk
F. W
Ezra L. Webb
Murray Rubber Co
Alexander
John
Cynthia Goodin
Sam Loretta Goodin
Bern
Clarence
Olga Crosten
Mary A. Clark
Dover Township
The
Greens Run Coal Co
C. c. Sharp
LEE, Township Co
B. Burdette
Kate Burdette
Waldo T. Nice
Ida M. Niece
Trimble
Mike Kastely
Margaret Dakos
Anina Kastely
Daniel and
Hazel
Adams
Waterloo
Elmer and
Grace Tom
John and
Ethel Anderson
Daleton Special School
Central Coastal Plain
North Carolina
1931 Farming Highlights To Be Broadcast
Radio program schedule details the 1931 farming highlights to be aired December 3 and week of December 29 through 31. N A Olsen and Morse Salisbury lead discussions on agricultural economics, markets for grain food dairy and poultry and eggs, plus the Farm Business Year 1931. Stations listed include WJZ WLW WGAR WHAS KYW and KDKA with a 12:30 to 1:30 pm slot Eastern Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Garden Club
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Roy C. Potts
N. A. Olsen
WJZ
New York
WLW
Cincinnati
Ohio Grows Pecans in Rare Northern Climate
The Ohio Department of Agriculture reports there are 1,834 pecan trees in Ohio and last year they produced 1,310 pounds of pecans. It is unusual for pecans to be grown north of the Mason Dixon Line.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Patterned dress patterns offered by The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger Pattern Department advertises frock designs with new features such as diamond inserts, draped collars and alcove cuffs. Descriptions cover canton crepe and plaid scarf accents, with size ranges and fabric yardage requirements for patterns 1146 and IMS, plus catalog details and ordering instructions.
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Theas
Almple
Avery Aixe
Zach
Angeria
Kiddiss
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West
Jurors Drawn for January Term in Athens County Court
Athens County Common Pleas Court announced January term jurors. Grand jurors include Fiverett Carbaugh Alexander Daniel Mooney Trimble Erin Pritchard York DD M Sawyer Trimble R C Sharp Carthage James Whaley Alexander Alex Smith Canaon Ina Coleman Rome Harvey Nye Dover R B Smith Trimble Fred Kiltan Athens Charles Guinther Trimble Henry Sauer Lodi Etta Dunfee Troy Edward Cage York. Petit jurors listed include William Sayre Trimble Claire Backus York Norma Gillogly Lee Harry Traysom Trimble Minnie Humphrey Dover Bessie Wemmer Dover A E Wallins Athens Jessie Ehaffer York Ira Wolfe Athens Grace Rosa Athens Elsie Barber York Lucy Stitt Trimble Earnest Loefler Canaan Carlos Dorr Canaan Charlies Darling Trimble Faye Welker Lee Cecil Lumsford Trimble Arch Johnson Lee Mrs Jessie Thomas Ames John Altman Trimble Anna Scott Athena Guy J Fleree Athens Emma Tedrow Mark Charles F Kircher Athens S J Biddison Rome.
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Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Athens
Charles Guinther
Trimble
Henry Sauer
Lodi
Etta Dunfee
Troy
Edward Cage
York
William Sayre
Claire Backus
Norma Gillogly
Lee
Harry Traysom
Minnie Humphrey
Dover
Bessie Wemmer
A. E. Wallins
Jessie Ehaffer
Ira Wolfe
Margaret Newman Child Of Anna And Henny Newman
Margaret Newman daughter of Anna and Henny Newman of Buehtel, born February 2, 1917. She attends school, enjoys arithmetic, dislikes history, and walks a route of half a mile delivering The Messenger to Louis Ankle after St Ja Robert Oak ley. Basketball is her favorite sport and she likes Clara Bow films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schneider
Margaret Newman
Anna and
Henny Newman
Buehtel
Margaret
St Ja
Robert Oakley
Louis Ankle
Clara Bow
United States
Winter car care: Patience and slow warmup advised
An article on winter driving cautions for 28 automakers, stressing patience when starting cold engines. It warns against high idle warming, explains choke use, and notes risks of fuel dilution, water in gasoline, and potential crankcase damage. Regular oil checks and carburetor care are advised to prevent freezes and engine wear.
Study on rural changes spans 25 years in farming communities
About 7,000 rural residents participate in a survey of community changes over the last quarter century. The study is conducted with help from some 100 Farmers' Institute speakers at roughly 700 institutes nationwide.
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Inter
Farm Chats on Butter Fraud Probe and Dairy Growth
Ohio fields glow with dairy progress and enforcement. Inspectors tested adulterated butter marketed statewide, showing butterfat mostly below standard, costing consumers millions and boosting farmer profits. Meigs County dairy gains lift incomes. 1930s milk production climbs with Wayne, Ashtabula, Starke, and Trumbull counties leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthery
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Wayne County
Ashtabula
Starke
Trumbull
O Bio
Certificates To Be Distributed
Certificates of achievement are being prepared at the on Service Office for distribution within the next few weeks. Harold Chambers stated that a total of 261 of these certificates would be presented and that club pins would be given in addition to the certificates. Under the club regulations bronze pins go to the members who have successfully completed their first year's work. Silver ping will be given to second and third year members and gold ping to those who have completed four or more years work. Leadership pins will go to the jead ers under the same regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
On Service Office
Harold Chambers
Jeaders
Building Work Spreads Through Messenger Area and Pratts Fork
Reports from Messenger Area and nearby Pratts Fork detail multiple home improvements. Evidence shows Morris W builds a chicken house. Laws Stedman undertakes carpenter work. William Hampton expands his house with a bath kitchen porch and increases overall size. J Christis remodels a home adding kitchen and rear porch. Buryou and Son re-roof and repaint. C W Jones buys 28 acres in Carteton Hollow to develop a tourist camp with filling station store and cabins near Chenang Springs. spring water noted when Irish emigrants stopped there. Camp located about one mile east of Pomeroy.
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Pratts Fork
William & Hampton
Kitchener
Pomeroy
C. W. Jones
Carteton Hollow
Chenang Springs
War on Icy Roads Pushes 100 Spreader Plan in Ohio
Columbus reports Grover Snyder of the state highway department ordered 100 cinder spreaders to combat icy roads. The machines cost 26 500 dollars, purchased from Greenville Manufacturing Co. Bid from The Good Roads Machinery Co. was 24 002 dollars. State spends about 32 500 yearly on protection using cinders sand and gravel, mainly at intersections curves and hills. Snyder aims to extend ice fighting to most through roads this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grover Snyder
State Highway Department
Snyder
Greenville Manufacturing Co
Greenville
Good Roads Machinery Co
Pittsburgh
Cold Engines Hazardous in Traffic Warns Motor Club Chief
H M Burgett secretary of Booth Hast Ohio Motor Club warns motorists not to move a car from a parking place until the engine is warmed. He says cold engines distract drivers and can cause accidents as cars coast with eyes off the road. He also notes the importance of engine power and performance for safety and cites broader concerns about idle engines in traffic. The text also abruptly mentions the U S potato crop outlook by a rural economist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Burgett
Booth Hast
Ohio Motor Club
American Momobile Association
Burgett
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Maptswood Rive
Wil Carpenter
Elmwood Place
Frank Rauch
Mill Street
Carl Buck
East Union Street
Clarence Road
Richland Avenue
Charles Roberts
Brantlin Avenue
Ghia University
G. W. Pierce
Carpenter
York Township
Oakley P
Emma L. Nixon
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Deanville
Sheriif
Nelsonville
Charles Turner
Viola Turner
Donn. James
Florence Ida James
Aliee Dora Fickett
Joe K. Picklett
Minnia Sanders
Fern Leroy
Lillian Silcctt
Anna James
Bae
Dial
Athens Lumber Co
Israel Klein
Ibraee Klein
Wwe Dese
Heck
C. V. Strawn
Meigs County
Gilbert Goode
Pegtown
Bruce
Mr. Goode
Messenger Area
Rightstown
Clyds Morris W
Big Farm
Laws Stedman
S. J. Christis
Pratta Fork
BR. O. i Buryou and Son
West Virginia
Motoris
Price
Pomeroy Cement Block Co
Nelsonville Brick Co
Gitl
Smiths
Congress
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