Ohio forests urged to support local paper mills
Dayton Ohio June 9 Dr Hugh P Baker executive secretary of the American Paper and Pulp Association urged Ohio to expand timber forests to supply its fifty nine paper mills. He noted most paper is wood derived and warned idle land could produce timber to reduce dependence on outside supplies. He cited state forestry efforts and proposed increased funding to expand forest inventories and land for state forests to boost home production and jobs.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Great Western
Dayton
Hugh P. Baker
American ‘Paper and Pulp Association
Ohio
America
State Department of Forestry
Wooster
Forestry Department
The
State University
American Paper and Pulp Association
Forest management opportunity in river valley cot tonwoods
The passage discusses treating fast growing cottonwoods and other forest trees as a valuable state asset. It emphasizes individuals or communities managing their own forest resources to maximize long term value for the state.
Admiral Sims faces Navy crisis over London speech
Washington June 9 Admiral Williams 38 Sims weighs a pivotal reply to Secretary Denby about his London speech to the English Speaking Club. If he repudiates reports the matter may end, if admitted the President may act. Sims’ remark that Irish sympathizers in America deserve no attention sparked a wave of concern about his career.
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United Press
Washington
Admiral Williams
Sims
Denby
Andi Sinn Fein
London
Harding
America
Guild Hall
Great Britain
United States
Secretary of Navy
Daniels
Hockingport Weekly Meeting and Local Social Notes
Hockingport residents report a quarterly meeting this weekend and a series of visits. Supt Evans of Athens stayed at the Bigley Hotel while in town, and many neighbors shared Sunday and Saturday greetings, with several trips to Parkersburg Athens and Marietta.
Athens High declamation prize winners named in Brown prize event
The Athens High School auditorium hosted the Brown Prizes with Miss Lena Comstock winning first for Macbeth. Gean Gist and Harold Hale took second and third. The event honored student achievements across academics, attendance, and school spirit, with cash prizes awarded to top individuals in multiple categories.
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Athens High School
Brown
T. N. Hoover
Cherrington
Miller
Lena Comstock
Macbeth
Gean Gist
Harold Hale
Russell H. Rupp
Prises
Mr. Brown
Ruth Miller
Anna Marie Davis
Comstock
Beth Horn
Octa Kincade
Amy Morgan
Harold Nice
Mary Blazer
Helen Border
Angie Boring
Beatrice Butcher
Dorothy Cotner
Grace Fulton
Wilbur Imes
Charlotte Junod
Oda Kincade
Rex Roush
Dwight Rutherford
Edgar Shoemaker
Alberta Morris
Elizabeth Pickering
Dora Lockhart
Mary Mansfield
Clarence Maxwell
Alice Stone
Mary Stone
Katherine Weller
Joe Edleman
Harold Wise
Richard Daggett
Holmes Stewart
Frances Murch
Edward Sharp
Angella Woods
Sharp
Robert Dixon
Mildred Williams
Ruth Cross
Ida Burke
Clyde Battin
Sudents
Frank Hale
Doris Herron
Harold Wyckoff
Plan Aglinig For Children Plan Aglinig For Children
Endorsed by the Athens County Medical Society and Athens County General Health District a diagnostic children clinic will be held in the county courthouse from 1 to 5 P M on June 14 1921 Dr A M Steinfeld of Ohio State University and Grant Hospital and on the medical staff of OSU Medical School will conduct the clinic also Dr Arthur G Hellmick of Columbus will conduct a medical children clinic Physicians mothers and others interested are invited It will not replace or interfere with the family physician work Anyone wishing to bring children should notify the supervising public health course at the Lostro Building Athens Ohio by June 11 1921
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Athens County Medical Society
Athens County General Health District
County Court House
A. M. Steinfeld
Ohio State University
Grant Hospital
Ohio State University Medical School
Arthur G. Hellmick
Columbus
Lostro
Athens
Ohio
Jacksonville Social Meet and Scout Camping News
The Jacksonville M. E. aid society held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday with a mixed program led by the men who also handled refreshments. A good sum was added to the treasury. Jacksonville Boy Scouts returned Tuesday from a week at Waterford led by Scoutmaster John Williams and Rev. Sheldon. The group camped on a sister of Mrs. Sheldon’s farm and enjoyed royal hospitality from the Sheldon family. Several locals visited the camp this Sunday for the day. Mrs. Dibbs left Tuesday with her daughter visiting near New York City.
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Lewis Humphrey
Mary McLaren
Parkersburg
Joe Keever
Fred Medley
Ralph Gunnel
Joe Miller
Nelson Dutton
Little Hocking
Lew Humphrey
Edith
Herbert Dutton
Athens
Emma Galbraith
Coolville
Margaret Hildare
Ray Strickler
John Barrows
Clark Dye
Spencer
W. Va
Nestor
Harrison Schultz
Eden
Lon Snyder
Bertha Gillian
Paul
Bridgeport
Charles Hayden
Clarice Medley
Ben. Tompkins
Belpre
Charley Gibbs
Ross Murray
Ira Conley
Lucy Coleman
Ruth Dye
Torch
Hazel
Brooks Conley
Messenger
James Hersman
David Dunfee
Hod Dunfee
Charleston
Marietta
Superintendent Evans
Bigley Hotel
Hockingport
Rev. Wilson
Bigley
Julian Adams
M. E. Aid Society
Jacksonville
Waterford
John Williams
Rev. Sheldon
Jacksonville to host summer chautauqua in June
A public chautauqua engagement is announced in Jacksonville with Ket Sus bhat Beal and Gibba visiting with her daughter. The event runs June 21 to 26 under a tent, featuring six programs. Tickets are on sale by a committee of leading citizens.
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Gibba
Beal
Scaren
Jacksonville
Little Hocking Grange Plans Strong Program
Little Hocking grange will present a solid program on June 11 with talks by F. Cecil on sending youths to city high schools and back to farming, and C. D. Robinson on township centralized high schools in the country. Local farmers report good yields for alfalfa and wheat as the garden track looks fine, with Children’s Day services at the M E church and the Universalist church scheduled for next Sunday.
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Little Hocking
Little Hocking Grange
M. BE
Universalist Church
Public Forum Praises Athens Hospital Care
H 8S. SRIGLEY of Athens Ohio writes praising their local hospital for handling a severe appendicitis without a Columbus trip. He credits Dr. Howe Dr. John Sprague and Dr. Wiley Sprague and two graduate nurses for a skillful operation and timely treatment that saved his life. He notes three such recent survivals and urges residents to seek local care.
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Athens
Athens County
Howe
John Sprague
Wiley Sprague
Columbus
Srigley
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Adverts Health Claims
Testimonials from mothers and women praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding childbirth, restoring regularity, and improving health. Notes claim of healthy births, nervous conditions, and advice to women facing childbearing. Includes request for Private Text-Book on Ailments Peculiar to Women.
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Marinette Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marinette, Wis
Antion
E. Pinkham
H. B. Held
Jefferson St
Lydie Ene Vogel
Lydia
Pikiam
Lydia E Paliears
Yowtree
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Robert Horn
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