Some Tall Sunflowers in County Contest Details
Tall sunflowers in the Daily News contest are shown by winners Mrs D W Crouch at 1372 Creacented SW and Mrs William Robb at 630 Clarendon Ave SW with her daughter, plus Elmer Wilson at 906 Clarendon AR SW with a 12 foot 4 inch plant peeking in a second story window, and two 11 foot sunflowers by Mrs Marion Bowen on South Canton Massillon Rd. Height markers show the plants were five feet two inches taller half a period earlier. Cantonians upset about mowing can take consolation that Werstler’s isn’t the tallest. Contests are over. Fun, wasn’t it.
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D. W. Crouch
William Robb
Clarendon Av
Elmer Wilson
Clarendon Ar
Marion Bowen
South Canton-Massillon Rd
Werstler
Tall Sunflower Wins Five Dollar Prize in Starkee
The Sunflower editor awarded Mrs Verna Gunder of 503 Warner Rd SE a $5 prize for growing the tallest sunflower in Starkee at 13 feet 3 inches. The contest began without a prize, but readers sent in tall entries, and the winner measured 159 picas. Other tall entries included 12 feet and over sunflowers and notable dahlias.
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Verna Gunder
Warner Rd
Turkish Mayor Emine Bey Faces Ribald Local Criticism
Dr Emine Bey mayor of Constantinople attracts sharp taunts in Turkish papers for not suppressing criticism while driving city improvement. He boasts progress though civil issues linger with beggars street walkers stray dogs and six mile per hour speed limit debates.
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Constantinople
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Emine Bey
Gibet
Autocrat Mayor Fines Himself For Infractions At Home
A Turkish mayor, enforcing road and decorum decrees, fined himself five dollars for spitting on a new Bosphorus road and for a missed chimney cleaning. He paid the fine to his secretary, a quirky example of vigilante governance and strict decrees.
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City of Berlin Short of Water
Berlin faces a water shortage each summer as a modern city lacking sufficient supply. The article notes severe drought and repeated water famine conditions, with residents and authorities struggling to secure adequate water resources amid rising demand. The piece references Charlotiens and mentions the need for better water infrastructure and management.
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