Harmony Creamery to Build Twin Plant in Gallia County
Harmony Creamery Company of Gallipolis undertakes a second large building project adjoining the existing plant on Second Avenue. The new twin structure will double floor space and butter capacity, include a circular driveway and covered receiving platform, and place the main office on the south side for easier transactions. The expansion aims to boost local employment, tax base, and provide farmers with higher cream payments, enhanced by closer ties with state stations and county agents.
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Gallia County
Harmony Creamery Company
Gallipolis
Harmony Company
Union Hotel
Second Avenue
Harmony 80
Pittsburgh
Harmony
Harmony Creamery
Ohio
Ady
Summer Catarrh Warning and S S S Treatment Advice
A period piece warns that summer catarrh worsens in winter and claims S S S from Swift Specific Co can root the illness in the blood. Readers are urged to write to the company’s Medical Advisor in Atlanta, Georgia, for guidance.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Athens Schools Get Away With Splendid Start
Athens City school report shows enrollment 1230 across High School 290 Central grades 330 East Side 320 Training School 300. Overcrowding eased by Virgil Mauger part time, transfers completed without friction, new football coach A B Mackie leading a strong squad.
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Athens
East Side
Virgil Mauger
Miss Osborne
Wible
Mackie
Gasoline Price Parity With Natural Gas Set by Admin
The Fuel Administration notes that natural gas at 2.00 per thousand cubic feet equals gasoline at 27 cents per gallon, illustrating energy pricing equivalence.
State Police Denounced by Tribe Leader
John Fitzpatrick, chairman of the steel workers, testifies before a Senate committee about the Homestead and Duquesne clashes at Standard Steel Car Co. He accuses state police of terror and alleges deaths and intimidation tied to the strike. He claims 340,000 workers are on strike and accuses authorities of bias toward employers.
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Washington
John Fitzpatrick
Fannie Snellings
Senate Committee
Fitzpatrick
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Kenyon
Pennsylvania
State Constabulary
Homestead
Duquesne
Baik
Phipps
Colorado
Gary
Millfield poker bust leads to six new faces in custody
Local officers broke up a poker game at Millfield on Thursday night. Six Millfield residents were brought in, found seated around a $12 pot near the tipple. One would-be runner faced a revolver and opted not to flee. they all paid fines totaling 25.30. A separate note mentions water power plans for Tamatave Madagascar.
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Millfield
Helwig
Nerv Worth Endorsed By Flu Victim In Flint Trusty Remedy Claim
Mrs. Fred O Buckley of Flint Michigan testifies Nerv Worth eased post influenza symptoms including smothering chest sensation weakness and nervousness. She says one bottle cured her enough to return to city life after illness in winter. Local drugstores list Nerv Worth supply and money back offer.
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Emma Kilingworth
Mary Groves
Eleanore Brenan Dunlavey
Marietta
E. B. Dunlavey
San Jose
Calif
C. Bradford
Mary C. Fuller
San Francisco
Fred O. Buckley
Flint
Mich
McKee’s Drug Store
Athens
Hickman and the
Gem Pharmacies
Nelsonville
Lively Meeting of Troop One Scouts Thursday Evening
Troop One held a brisk meeting with a talk by Coach Mackie a hospital grounds hike and a generous ice cream and cake feed Seven new members were enrolled including Andrew Nelson and Raymond Crooks in the Antelope patrol and Dent Russell Lloyd Wagner in the Wood Pigeon patrol expanding rosters to eight and a full troop lineup for now
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Mackie
Andrew Nelson
Raymond Crooks
Antelope Patrol
Dent Russell
Lloyd Wagner
Wood Pigeon
Wisconsin U To Fight the Flu
The University of Wisconsin will lead education institutions in influenza prevention this fall and winter through its extension division. A course on Prevention of Disease and Home Care of the Sick will train women across the state to care for the sick and recognize early influenza symptoms, with the slogan that Somebody in every home should know how to care for a person showing the earliest symptoms.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Officer Wounded by His Own Revolver in Cleveland
Patrolman Frank W. Moranz, 28, was shot near midnight after confronting a loiterer in an alley. Moranz said one man grabbed his revolver and fled, another released him then fired, wounding him seriously as he pursued the thief and recovered his weapon. Authorities launched a wide search for both suspects.
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Cleveland
Frank W. Moranz
Moranz
Meteorite Reported Near Lancaster
A large meteorite is reported to have fallen near Lancaster, with observers noting a bright flash and a loud boom. Local residents collected fragments and scientists said examination will confirm the find.
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Lancaster
Ohio Nov 4 Ballots Propose Prohibition Amendments
Four proposals petitioned by liquor interests would define intoxicating liquor and repeal statewide Prohibition if adopted. Voters are urged to oppose both constitutional amendments and to support the two referenda backing national and statewide prohibition enforcement. Sample ballots accompany guidance to vote as marked.
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Ohio
Congress
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