Middleport Biz Plans Patent Cups Factory in Williamsville
Middleport ny reports a new company to be named Williams Cup Company. Williams and Claude E Gilliland acquire the old oil factory building in lower report to house the project. The firm aims to patent and produce cups imps and convertible sockets for oil well drilling.
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Miiddleport Ny
Williams
Williams Cup Company
Claude E. Gilliland
City Bank of
Impustry
Elderly Residents Aid Highlighted in Syracuse Courier
A fragment reports an elder care or retirement topic in Syracuse with references to Daniel Duskey and a home visit, noting an event on Thursday or Saturday despite garbled OCR.
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Ernen Coekne Nswers
Ing
Daniel Duskey
Syracuse
Thurspenis Gap
Remains Sent for Burial After Columbus Home Service
The body of Mrs. J. W. Bush was brought from the Columbus home of her son C. Bac and taken to the old Quarters for burial arrangements.
Building Boom Expands Garage Space on Third Street
A large modern structure on Third street, Pomeroy, described as the largest single roof garage in Pomeroy Bend, is now complete. Foundation work is underway for a second similar building on Main street by W. C. Weaver.
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Third Street
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Main Street
W. C. Weaver
Pomeroy Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Mrs. George Laudermilk brings her sister from Gallipolis hospital. Barber Rayford, on bond for grand jury appearance, travels K and M route. He may return for court opening. Mrs. Phillip Meier returns from Columbus. Mrs. Hazel Groff of Cleveland visits the Millers. Mrs. Louia Horwitz visits Columbus and Cincinnati. Mrs. M. C. Gibbs leaves for Bullville for Rev. A. J. Peck funeral.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
M. C. Gibbs
Bulaville
Rev
A. J. Peck
Outline Program To Americanize Ohio Foreigners
Ohio legislative committee of six nears completion of proposals on continuing Americanization work. Members include Senator H. Ross Ake, Geo W Hall, H J Ritter, Rep George Myers, D J Boone, Laroin school head, and Mrs Sarah Geismar. Recommendations likely include a permanent Americanization director to replace E C Vermillion and a higher appropriation.
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Columbus
Legislative Committee of
H. Ross Ake
Canton
Geo. W. Hall
New Knoxville
H. J. Ritter
Tippecanoe City
George Myers
Cleveland
D. J. Boone
Laroin School
Sarah Geismar
Nationalist Congress Calls Boycott as Duke of Connaught Arrives
At Nagpur the Nationalist Indian Congress urges a boycott of European-made goods and notes the impending official visit of the Duke of Connaught. Resolutions express sympathy with Sinn Fein and honor Terence MacSwiney.
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Allahabad
India
Duke of Connaught
Indian Congress
Nagpur
Sinn Fein
Terence MacSwiney
Farmers Back Anti Strike Law In Support Of Poindexter Bill
Washington January 3 Farmers representatives from the national grange American farm bureau federation cotton states board and state farmers union presidents back the Poindexter anti strike bill. They argue railroads affect farming more directly and urge Congress to adopt a fair method to settle labor disputes without triggering food and clothing shortages nationwide.
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Washington
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cotton States Board
Association of State Farmers’ Union
Congress
Farm Notes on Hog Growing from Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio Experiment Station Wooster offers free winter and spring hog growing guidance to Ohio farmers. Winter focus on brood sow feeding to boost spring pig vitality, with a special bulletin issued. Profit improves with proper feeding, especially corn supplementation, and guidance on hog forage crops for spring and summer feeding is provided to those raising spring pigs.
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Ohio
Wooster
Good fruit varieties listed after testing in Ohio
The Ohio Experiment Station reports dependable fruit varieties for Ohio orchards after years of testing. The bulletin provides accurate guidance for spring plantings and is mailed free upon request from Wooster.
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Ohio
Horticultural Department
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Protective Societies Stop Rural Thievery
A study by H. E. Erdman of Ohio State University finds 69 rural protective organizations operating mostly in single townships. Captains designate guards who respond quickly to calls, enabling rapid pursuit of thieves. The groups recover about 65 percent of stolen property and 88 percent of prosecutions lead to conviction under state law.
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H. E. Erdman
Rural Economics Department
Ohio State University
Ohio
Court of Industrial Relations Reports Docketed 28 Cases
Kansas court of industrial relations reports to Governor Allen that since establishment it has docketed 28 industrial cases. Workers filed 25, the court filed 2, and capital filed 1. Wage increases were allowed in 13 cases and denied in 3.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Allen
Machine speeds up tamale wrapping to one hundred a minute
A new machine enables Mexican hot tamales to be made from standard ingredients and wrapped at a rate of 100 per minute, promising faster production and consistent filling.
Anplique Styles and Trim Varieties Described
The text outlines several hat trimmings and decorations including yarn flowers and fruit, knotted ribbons, wooden beads, straw bugles, and silk braid. Feather trims combine glycerined and natural ostrich plumes around the crown or brim of hats.
Babies in Vienna face nutrient crisis and relief aid
A Vienna report to the European Relief Council cites scarce milk and expensive wood making baths rare for under one year olds. Prices crates milk at 28.54 kronen per tin, bread with maize flour risks pellagra, and only infants and invalids receive milk. Asylums and feeding stations run by the council aid hungry babies.
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New York
Vienna
European Relief Council
Austria
Christmas Guests From Area Visit Friends in Nearby Towns
Beaumont and Mrs Shafer spent Christmas with the Shafer family in Athens. The Plains and Mansfield visitors joined the Fisk family in Chauncey for the holiday. Nelsonville and Chauncey residents were guests of Pidcock and Green, with others visiting Amesville, Athens, and Pomeroy during the period.
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George Shafer
Ellen Shafer
Ray Shafer
Athens
Ben Seevers
the Plains
Homer Seevers
Mansfield
John Fisk
Chauncey
Charles Fisk
Albert Larsson
Phylena Lauderbdch
Nelsonville
Ervin Pidcock
George Green
Barney Hill
Amesville
Alma Bricker
Christina Courtney
HyJenor Atkington
John Tittle
Tirvia Pidcock
Pomeroy
Ruth Fisk
Spring Hats to Contain Lots of Funny Things
New York report notes spring millinery shifts toward stiff, shaggy and novel materials. Rubber flowers, canvas, leather and cotton replace vibrant fabrics. patent leather remains popular alongside lace veils and canvas trim. Hats feature toques, turbans, nouveau decorations, and varied hat forms with new textures like alpaca cloth and picot straw.
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Marjorie
United Press
New York
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F & Oma
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Jean Page
Farm Bulletin
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Favois Systems Appraisals Income Tax Service
Beman Thomas and Company
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Columbus, Ohio
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Kate Prentice
Caroline Lockhart
Shepardess
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H. B. Warner
Anna Q. Nilsson
Mansfield Scott
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