Ohio Sportsmen Convene at Buckeye Lake Convention
Aug 21 Columbus report notes Sportsmen from across the state gather Sept 7-8 at Buckeye Lake for the League of Ohio Sportsmen convention in cooperation with the state conservation division. Events include a sporting dog bench show trapshooting coon fox hound trials and fishing contests.
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Roosevelt cancels national Boy Scout meeting over infantile paralysis risk
Dr Finley Van Orsdale chief of the division of communicable diseases says infantile paralysis prevalent in the Host prompting President Roosevelt to cancel the national Boy Scout meeting in Washington as a precaution.
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Annual family reunions announce dates and sites
Multiple family reunions are scheduled from August 30 to September 1 1935. New Comer family meets at Fostoria park with Troas Alleger as president and Chloe Thomas as vice president. Hile Putnam reunion occurs at Carey park led by S C Presler. John Snyder centennial reunion at Truman Snyder’s home. Fox family gathers at Meadowbrook park Bascom with Herman J Fox as secretary. Ogg Arnold reunion at Carey park led by J L Shumaker and Anna L Wininger. Krupp reunion at Paul Krupp home northeast of Carey.
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Chloe Thomas
Hazel Lee
Nina Newcomer
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Roy Putnam
Delmar Lortz
Clarence Beck
John Snyder
Chicken husbandry and grain grinding guidance from Kansas City clearing house
Codling moths have short adult lifespans spent laying eggs. Chick eggs position head at large end. Chickens need exercise without scratch grains in litter. Grind grain by type for feed. ground corn and wheat coarsely, oats and barley finely. AAA sets cattle transfer clearing house in Kansas City to link buyers and sellers from surplus feed areas.
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Seventy Five Year Old Civil War Debt Settled Soon
A long unpaid bill of $764,143 dating from the Civil War era is about to be settled with New York as the recipient. Lincoln called for troops and New York supplied 65 regiments, later presenting the bill in 1927 and now, eight years after that, the federal government is poised to pay.
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Lincoln
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