There’s Something About Farming at Union Furnace
A feature on a soil conservation event at Union Furnace with speakers Homer Rodeheaver Billy Sunday and related religious and agricultural themes. A 3 PM program plans live views from cars, tying soil care to faith and national purpose in Hocking County.
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Union
Bennett
Hoking Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation
Sture
Union Furnace
Omer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Homer Rodeheaver
Terian Church
Eged
C&o
Columbus
China
India
Matthew
Christ
America
Hocking County
Saewenaytte Ace
Common Law Rules Govern Ohio Water Rights
A discussion of Ohio water law explains riparian rights under common law and the priority of domestic use, irrigation, and industry. It notes that landowners along streams have rights to natural flow while others behind them may claim diminished supply and that groundwater rules differ, with no universal statute governing water use. Potential users are urged to verify rights and limitations before using water or drilling wells.
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George L. Zeis
Ohio
Time for Crowing Judges Disagree at New Mexico Fair
At the New Mexico State Fair poultry show judges clash over a start time for a loudest crow contest. Fair officials balk at judging at 4 a.m. amid city duties and mixed scheduling.
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Albuquerque
N. M
UPI
I Ae
Domestic Life Begins For Transplanted Ram
Montana biologists transplant a bighorn ram with domestic sheep on an Eastern Montana ranch to study hybridization. The ram joins a group of 15 other bighorns and raises questions about wool production, market value, and whether the hybrid could form a new game species or be sterile.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Jordan
Mosquito Risk Tied to Local Water Sources in Baltimore
Baltimore Health Commissioner Huntington Williams warned residents to remove stagnant water around homes. He said mosquitoes typically stay within 100 yards of their birthplace, so a sting on a lawn likely comes from nearby breeding sites.
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Baltimore
Huntington Williams
Freight rates restored on hay and cattle feed
Freight rates on hay and cattle feed, cut by 50 percent since July 1 due to western drought, were restored to normal on Thursday. The Western Traffic Association announced the discontinuance of the reduction.
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Chicago
Western Traffic Association
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