Farmers' problem declared making enough to live
H C Ramsower of Ohio State University told Kiwanis and Athens County farmers that farming must cut costs to provide a comfortable living. He cited three paths: buy smarter, sell smarter, and reduce production costs, noting cooperation with research and clubs like the One Hundred Bushel Corn and Ton Littere clubs. He praised the Danish central union store model as a possible template for American farming.
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H. C. Kamsower
Co-Operative Agricultural Extension Work
Ohio State University
Kiwanis Club
Athens County
Hotel Berry
Licking County
Jamsoner
Ramsower
Ton Litter Eclub
Ramsoner
Miners Meet At Glouster Address Plans For Today
A meeting of miners district and sub district officials with several valley representatives was held in Nelsonville but no detailing for publication was given. A Glouster opera house gathering at 1 30 this afternoon will be addressed by miners officials. Local and Meigs county arrests for game law violations were reported with fines of 25 dollars plus costs.
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Glouster
Nelsonville
Conrad Wein
Hall
Watkins
Savage
Glouster Opera House
Meigs County
Athens County
Helwig
Athens
Elda Smith
Pratts Fork
William Bumgardner
G. F. Dabritz
Frank Buck
J. M. Triplett
Long Bottom
Joe Fitch
LeFever
Game Protector and Deputy Handle Busy Week
GLOUSTER Nov 22. Game Protector B. T. LeFever and deputy H. J. Clark reported a busy week last week per a memo. Five Athens activity mentioned in the report.
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Glouster
B. T. LeFever
Hi. J. Clark
Athens
N T Club Meeting At Mrs New Street Home
The N T club met at the hostess home on New street Thursday night. The president led the evening with a roll call of scripture readings. Ellen Lunsford won a prize in a drawing contest with Ella Johnston taking the consolation prize. Home made candy was served. The next meeting will be held.
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N. T. Club
New Street
Ellen Lunsford
Ella Johnston
Home gathering on Braun Street at Mrs Ellen Lunsford’s
A social event took place December 2 at the residence of Mrs Ellen Lunsford on Braun street, details listed in local society notes.
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Ellen Lunsford
Braun Street
Vote Canvased Glouster Ballot for School Board
The canvas of votes in Glouster shows the tally for contenders seeking seats on the local board of education. Details indicate preliminary outcomes and the count by precincts as officials prepare the official results.
Noise A Big Factor Against Efficiency
Royal 8s Copeland, M D argues noise undermines health and efficiency in modern life. He cites an engineer’s test showing noisy rooms raise fatigue and nerve strain, while quiet conditions improve rest and reduce neurathenia. The piece urges eliminating noise and glare to restore health and vitality.
School Board Elects Jones and Pedicord. appoints interim teacher
At a Gloustern of education meeting the board canvassed the vote and elected back Jones and Mrs Iva Pedicord. They also employed Mildred Nida to teach in Room No 6, replacing Neile Smith, with Nida already teaching there temporarily for two weeks.
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Shondees
Gloustern of Education
Back Jones
Iva Pedicord
Mildred Nida
Neile Smith
Nida
Family drives to Detroit for ill son
GLOUSTER November 22 Following word of his son Russell's serious illness in Detroit T D Lewis and Mrs Lewis with Clifford and Mary Lewis left by motor Saturday They returned Sunday with Russell and his two children Mrs Russell Lewis and sister Miss Catherine Dunlevy were to arrive from Detroit today
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Glouster
Russell
Detroit
T. D. Lewis
Campfire Girls Glouster Meeting Reports
Campfire girls gathered at Miss Kathrine Leach home on Friday at 7 30 pm. They recited the Credo, shared Thanksgiving readings, and enjoyed candy. Attendees included Marcell a Jonas Laura Heck Wileen Palmer Nettie Belle Williams Hina Binderbasin Kathryn Leach Belle Lantz Faith Lantz Martha Lent Paulina Higgins and the guardian. The next meeting will be at Mrs Delmer Gladen home on December 2.
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The
Guardian
This Man Can't Catch Cold Pape's Cold Compound Ad
A vintage ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound as a simple remedy to prevent or quickly relieve colds. It touts quick action for throat and lung symptoms and urges readers to buy at drugstores for thirty five cents.
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Eiverryone
Pape
Dayton
General Motors
Veritzen Confides Plans and Hopes in a Quiet Moment
In a 1927 Newspage feature, Philip Veritzen reveals a long-kept personal episode and asks for aid from a confidant. The exchange hints at a barrier between work and marriage, with Veritzen weighing the value of companionship over humor as he considers the future of a betrothal and a young lover.
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Philip Veritzen
Lillian
Mr. Veritzen
Veritzen
Cally
Ismoth
Mary
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