Senate dissolves party lines on universal military training
In a growing cross party movement opposition to universal military training grows. Senators on both sides prepare to oppose the senate army reorganization bill training provisions. Borah Lafollette Gronna Capper Lenroot lead the opposition while McKellar Sheppard vote against it. Borah cites tax burden and argues universal training equates to militarism in a republic.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
Borah
Lafollette
Granna Capper
Lenroot
McKellar
Sheppard
Ohio Wheat Shortfall Linked to Population Growth
Ohio faces a looming wheat gap as population rises, with five years to boost acreage or yields. Historical output averages 30.5 million bushels for about 6 million people, enough for a flour barrel per person, but recent growth could exhaust state wheat unless yields rise by at least ten bushels an acre.
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Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Cleaning firm taps Pickering as head of plant
A new manager assumed charge at the dry cleaning plant as Mr Pickering joins the business after years in the field. The retiring partner has not decided on future plans.
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Ata
Pickering
Pie Wilde
MATC
Frankie Mason
Hocking Valley Mine Supply Company Opens For Business
The Hocking Valley Mine Supply Company will be ready for business Thursday morning. Mine cars repairing electrical machinery and general work will be handled. A. Glovier manager at East State Street Athene Old Brick Plant phone 5734. Also a folding table with a shelf beneath the top has been patented for picnic use.
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Hocking Valley Mine Supply Company
Hocking Valley Mine Supply Co
Co. A. Glovier
Mgr
East State Street
Athéne
Tracy Seeks Republican Nomination for State Auditor
Joseph T. Tracy, longtime Scioto County auditor and former state audit official, announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state auditor. He notes past near-miss bids and believes Southern support will aid his campaign.
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Joseph T. Tracy
Scioto County
State Audit Bureau of Accounting
Columbus
Athens
The
Messenger
Tracy
Southern
Brooks Cuts Prices At General Store
Small town ad notes lower prices on staples. Tomatoes 40c a can Kraut 40c three cans Pet Milk 50c each Seeded 0c package four pounds cracked hominy 8 pounds faked hominy 25c three pounds Rackwheat flour 26c big can Apricots Salmon 15c and 25c Kant ground Coffee 40c per pound Toilet soup beans 10c Gas mantels and winter wheat prices suggested. Call for details.
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Brooks
Secretary's Report for February at First M E Sunday School
The February secretary report shows Martzolff class 113 attendees and $4.64 offered, Class 6 with 182 attendees and $10.88 offered, re' Dept 67 attendees and 0.85 offered. Total attendance 577 and total offerings 22.35. A group of fifty boys and girls joined church membership, bringing six month total to 100 new members.
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M. E
Martzolff
Porter
Wage Increase Given Former Beer Makers
Cincinnati workers in breweries across Cincinnati Covington and Newport will gain a $2.50 weekly raise despite prohibition. The 900 employees, currently making soft drinks, will receive the higher wages starting soon.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Herd AE Era Chronicle 1910s
A compact note surveys the herd AE period from 1910 through 1918, highlighting successive years and noting changes in management, crop cycles, and regional cattle movements within the era. The entry preserves a concise, year-by-year reference framework for historians.
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Shitor
Vick
Pala Richardson & Farris Druggists
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Vicks
Ford Richardson
North Carolina
Vick’s
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North
Aed
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Milton Avenue
Greensboro
N. C
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O. Henry
Lunsford Richardson
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