Automobile Show Opens Fall Festival in Logan
Logan October eight opening day of a weekend festival with a strolling crowd in downtown streets. Twelve auto dealers showcase forty cars in tents on South Market street described as the most attractive collection in Logan. Bremen band performed and Taylor and Moore aerialists prepared for the opening act. Van's dog and pony show was delayed by an accident near Crooksville, with a substitute act sent in.
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Logan
Crooksville
South Market Street
Sublease Taken On Hartsell Tract In Washington
Logan October 8. The Golden Red Oil company has taken a sublease on the Hartsell tract in Washington and plans to move a derrick to the lease to begin drilling as soon as the derrick is erected. The 208 acre farm has been under lease twelve years. Granville Berlin, promoter of Golden Rod company, secured the sublease recently. The area borders the Chambers farm where a fifty barrel well was drilled last week. Berlin also promoted the Gary Stone company with acreage on the Miller heirs farm in the same township.
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Logan
Golden Red Oil Company
Hartsell
Washington
Granville Berlin
Golden Rod Company
Chambers
Berlin
Garystone Company
Miller Heirs
Corn Cutting Labor Struggles in Hocking County
Phillip Wolfe, recently moved to Logan from Oroville, is cutting corn at present and can make forty shocks daily for fourteen cents per shock. With abundant corn in Hocking County, farmers struggle to hire enough men to help with the cutting.
Spectators Must Keep Off Playing Field
Logan, Oct. 8 and Sept. Co. F Ridgley of the Logan schools cites a high school association rule forbidding spectators on the field. Visiting players and officials must be protected from abuse. disobedience can lead to loss of association membership, the superintendent warns.
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Logan
F.ridgley
High School Association
Miner Everett Spencer and Mabel Anders Wed in Haydenville
Everett P. Spencer, 24, miner of Haydenville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Spencer, and Mabel E. Anders, 17, Haydenville student, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Anders, were married with Rev. T. C. Harper officiating.
15 year old Levi King sentenced in juvenile court
Levi H. King, 15, was sentenced to the boys industrial school by Judge A. M. Ellinger after a Logan juvenile court hearing. He admitted involvement in petty thefts over a year, including stealing and selling 22 dozens of eggs in one week and $14 from teachers’ desks. His parents moved to a farm near Logan after officials advised. He later took money and personal effects from a Logan home. Probation Officer F. P. Martin escorted him to the industrial school.
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Central
Logan
Columbus
Bureau of Juvenile Research
F. P. Martin
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Nature
Levi H. King
Columbia
Temple Bailey
International News
Fred Tompson
Silver King
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D. Zenner CO
Mary Brian
Fight
Semple
Mexico
Alaska
Cleveland Baseball Club
Bret Harte
Yellowstone National Park
Department of Agriulture
Castoria
Fletcher
Majestic
Metra
Goldwyn Maye T Picture
Ives
Norma Shearer
Wang
Pathe News
William
Micky
Moore
Man’s.gold
J. Allen Dunn
Sonn Stone
Lew Seiler
ANCRO
Comera
Carpenter Hardware Co
Shagmoor
All Outdoors
J. Zenner Co
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