Local Read Fostoria Rug Man and Community Notes
A long list of local notices covers business visitors, social visits, and personal updates. Reinhart's offers 25 cent jelly brasses and dishware while Miller and Bachar repair watches. Several residents travel to Toledo Findlay Columbus and Akron, with family visits in Findlay, Upper Sandusky and Lorain. Heidelberg College and Findlay Business College promotions appear alongside shop ads and household services.
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Fostoria
Reinhart’s
Theordore Harris
Almon
Dee
Grawford
Powell
Wasta
Heer
Sandusky
de “Hare
Upper Sandusky
Leal Orians
Katie
Bera
Findlay
L. E. Straw
Miller
D. S. Flick
Gladys
Bluffton
J. D. Ewing
Mamie Hill
Lorain
Ann Hill
Salem
George A. Straw
David
Lima
Ate
Straw
L. H E. Straw
Miller & B Char
Harriett
Cole
Hillsdale
Mich
Lulu Hoy
Columbus
Toledo
George Bish
Vanlue
L. F. Bish
Frank L. Stout
Canal Dover
Anna Wohlgamuth
Carey
Allen Ford
Laura
Bridgeport
Reinhart's Canned Fruit Under 35 Cents Per Dozen
Various local notices describe multiple residents visiting relatives in Berwick and Kenton Hospital, folks traveling from Fostoria Toledo Marion and Findlay for visits. Several reunions and visits are announced including Hile family reunion, Crawford family gathering, and travels to Adrian Mich for relatives. Heidelberg Commercial College noted for graduates securing jobs in Cleveland Toledo Columbus and other cities.
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M. B. Smith
J. D. Southward
Kent
Dean Ferrell
W. M. Pressell
Esther
Findlay
Arthur Wisner
Mias Itta Mizer
Cleveland
Raps
Emma Dickerson
Shelby County
David Baes
Utica
Catherine Tong
Lee Ogg
George Eckelbry
Sycamore
Jay Crouse
Bellevernon
S. C. Cochran
E. W. Baker
T. A. Bailey
Chas
Crimer
Prairie Depot
Levi Hile
Surrey
G Laughlin
Peabody Buggy Co
Vance
South Streets
Otto Ault
Marion
W. A. Ash
William
Fostoria
Carey
Geo Ash
Upper Sandusky
Peter Frank
Heidelberg Commercial College
Tiffin
Toledo
Columbus
Hints for Farmers Indian Runner Ducks
Indian Runner ducks are about half as large as Pekin and have a fawn and white color. Their eggs are larger than hen eggs but not quite as big as Pekin eggs. They hatch early and start laying in January or February, producing 180 to 200 eggs per year, with records up to 240. They molt after six months and resume laying in October if well housed and fed. They are called the Leghorn of ducks due to high productivity.
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Breeder's Gazette
Pasture For Calves from Orange Judd Farmer
The article argues calves need separate pastures as they cannot compete with older livestock. It recommends blue grass pastures in early season with ample shade and water or easy access, noting older animals monopolize shared pastures.
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Orange Judd
Breaking Up Broody Hens Advice for Poultry Keepers
The article explains that broody hens occur after good feeding and laying in spring and early summer. Gentle methods are advised, avoiding harsh treatments like cold water immersion or tying red rags. Move the hen to a large airy coop with bottom slats and provide proper feed and water to break the habit in a few days.
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New England
Farmers Solve Chick Feed and Horse Care Tips
A Pennsylvanian farmer shares a chick feed recipe equal parts meat and sifted cracked corn and cracked wheat with 10 percent meat scrap and 5 percent grit plus green feed. Additional notes urge proper horse teeth care, woodlot management, don’ts for the horseshoer, and clover in silage with observations on sweet corn sugars.
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New England
Grass versus ensilage for hay preservation
An excerpt notes that grass makes better hay than ensilage as it wastes little in drying, animals accept it, and it is easier to handle when dried. The piece adds many have tried ensiling meadow hay but abandoned the practice citing practicality concerns.
Lost watch notice in Carey area with reward
Lost a lady's gold watch Saturday possibly in Carey or between Crawford Bridge and Carey. "Edna Busbong" engraved inside. Return to Mrs. Berte Kentfield, Route No. 7, home phone 5227 for reward. Payment in advance for notices under this head. five lines or less, 15c first insertion, 10c each subsequent insertion.
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Carey
Rawford Bridge
Edna Busbong
Berte Kentfield
For Sale Harness Single Set at Hilty's Harness Shop
Heavy set of single harness in fine condition offered for sale. Inquiries directed to Hilty's harness shop for details and pricing.
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Hilty
For Sale Fresh Cow and Calf at Side
A provincial notice offers a good fresh cow with calf at side for sale cheap. Enquiries directed to C. A. Couper.
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C. A. Couper
Shoe Store Rushes Deals Amid Wide Selection
Store advertises extensive shoe stock with major sale emphasis. Copy stresses fashionable options and heavy discounts, hinting at a busy, bustling sale environment.
Footwear Bargain Sale Casts Wide Net
Readers are urged to seize a bargain sale offering dressy oxfords pumps and sandals at prices that would buy only half a pair. The promotion promises wide selection and savings on stylish footwear.
Sunday Services at M E Church Next Sunday Morning
The community will hold Sunday school and preaching at the M E church at the usual hour next Sunday. Various local residents were noted visiting or recovering, including Mrs. Samuel Ogg who is critically ill and Chas Wegman Sr who is using crutches after an ankle sprain.
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M. E. Church
Samuel Ogg
R. J. Stewart
Ralph and
Donald
Bucyrus
Alvin Dow
Local Business Visitors and Vacation Guests Reported
W H Houk was a business visitor in Upper Sandusky Tuesday. J L Lasley visited Fostoria for business Tuesday. Horace Newhard from St Louis arrived Sunday for a two week visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Chas Bowers of North Manchester arrived Monday for a two week vacation at Mrs Bowers parents home.
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S. P. Robinson
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Mt. Stirling
W. H. Lasher
Sterner
Howland
Heidelberg Commercial College
Tiffin
Reinhart’s
Elzasgékobs
Alvadas Friddy
D. Smith
Toledo
Ead
Frederick
Reinhart
Kindlayspaaianee Collége
Findley
Mrasi Betel Jenot
Akron
Heyde
Durie’s
Sofieaders
Harris
Vance Street
Findlay
Business College
I. S.undayy
Findlay, CO
Lafayette Cooper
C. A. Cooper
Tor
Peabody Buggy
U. D. Truby
H. J. Garman
Vanlue
J B. Moore
Blanche Pitman
Colubus
Ind
Doloris Kirby
Horatio
Long
Forest and Patterson
Findlay Business College
I. S
Chas. Tracy
Lucile
Edna
Portsmounth
D. C. Henry
Edith
Mittie Lindsay
Portsmouth
Mrs. D. C. Henry
Bessie Grose
Esther Hoppenberg
Elza Jacobs
B. W. Foose
Gibsonburg
W. P. Slater
N. H. Bowlby
Chatham
Canada
James Bowlby
Fred. Brenning
Chicago
Chester Tate
John’ Truax
Fostoria
Wyandot County
Cecil Snyder
S. E. Cochran
Jacob Hilty
W.S. Beebe
Geo. Ash
Frederick Vigor
Chas. DeWitt
Mildred Ferrel
Dean Ferrel
Kenton Hospital
T. S. Bailey
New Castle
M. A. Mitchell
Hile
Leigh Harbaugh
W. A. Smith
Lizzie Krupp
Norwalk
Lorain
B. B. Heck
F. L. McRill
Huber
Jay Marguerate
Scott Detray
Ruth’ Reber
Sycamore
LeRoy Wonder
Phillip Walborn
Iva Reed
Dayton
C. Moyer
W. H. Houk
Upper Sandusky
J. L. Lasley
Horace Newhard
St. Louis
Chas. Bowers
North
Manchester
Risk Pedro Club Hosts Victoria Raymond Evening
Miss Victoria Raymond entertained the Risk Pedro Club Tuesday evening at Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Nichols home. Guests included Mrs. Clint Kennerley Mrs. E. M. Gear and Mrs. I. L. Culler among club members.
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J. E. Nichols
Victoria Raymond
Risk Pedro Club
Clint Kennerley
E. M. Gear
I. L. Culler
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J. C. West
James
Jay Finkle
Loraine
Indiana
Sarah Bartlett
Findlay College Bulletin of Information
Ohio
Rawson Carlin
John Lowery
Fairbank’s
Superior Grain Drills
Star Wind Mills
L. D. Truby
Ogg
Wm. Williams
Genspring
John Fleck
Arnold Bros
Joseph Roll
Berwick
L. L.’Bond
Elmer
Adrian
Colorado
Farm
Royal Worcester
Cresco
Ohne
F. J. Vigor
Shoe News
W. T. Pethie
Chas Wegman
D. C Parker
Mary
Dorothy
Fern Quist
Delcie Lowery
Pedro
Reese Timothy Hay
Eevee
Frederick Carey
Japan
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