Farmers Institute at Mt Blanchard To Hold Meeting
Hancock News reports Mt Blanchard Farmers Institute will meet Wednesday and Thursday December 29 and 30. Also noted are notes on local deaths, court hearings, oil land leases, automobile laws, and a jail note from Hoffa alleging a planned electrocution ray.
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Farmers’ Institute
Mt. Blanchard
John Pfeifer
Findlay
Co D
Board of Elections
Coumer
John Hoover
Public Sale Notices Horse Farm Equipment and Livestock
The undersigned will offer at public sale on his farm three and one half miles east of Carey on the Carey Sytamore pike and one half mile west of Berry schoolhouse on Wednesday December 5 1120 sale to commence at noon. Items include horses cows pigs sheep and spring lambs with hay equipment including a hay loader mowing machine plow drill harrow and related farm tools plus numerous poultry and shocks of corn. Auctioneer and clerk named as Gaul t Plot on Das and Maison Bland.
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Carey
Carey-Sytamore Pike
Berry Schoolhouse
Ofelock
Forse Foyvears
Berse
Timoths Bay
Das
Maison Bland
Public Sale on Farm Near Carey December 14 1929
Public sale on a farm 1.5 miles southeast of Carey at the corner of Upper Sandusky and Sycamore roads Tuesday December 14 1929 at 1:00 p m. Items include 3 horses a 14 hundred pound bay mare a 1500 pound black mare an 1100 pound driving mare 3 cattle a spotted cow bred milking a Durham cow bred milking a Durham steer 15 hogs a brood sow Berkshire sows and pigs ten weeks old farm machinery several implements and vehicles many extra items not listed Terms announced sale day Mrs Rudolf Haferd L J Moore auctioneer H A Kear clerk.
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Carey
Sandusky
Sycamore
Durham
Poland
China
Berkshire
Bryan
Ohio
Rudolf Haferd
L. J. Moore
H. A. Kear
No Hunting Notice Attaching Landowners Names
No hunting or trespassing allowed on farm or land controlled by listed owners. The notice lists names such as Mrs Henry Bachar and J S Snook among others. A 25 cent advance adds a name to the notice for the current hunting season.
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Henry Bachar
ED Davidson
Edward Riester E. Eh, Gibson
Emma A, Ehrlich
G. W. Whaley
Henry Brodman Garfield Tong
G. V. Sutphen
A. D. Lenner
J. H. Gilliland
John Snook
H. L. Myers
Wilfrid Logsdon
John Pahl , Ag
J. A. Bachard
Addison Kemnerley
Pepto Mangan Promises to Purify Blood and Restore Health
An advertisement extols Pepto Mangan as a blood purifier that strengthens the body when fatigued and full of waste. It claims the tonic feeds red blood, improves mood, and helps appetite, noting physicians prescribe it for iron supply and energy.
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Sears
Gude
Navy recruiting drive in city with JoJ Manzer
United States navy officer JoJ Manzer visits the city this week to recruit for the naval service. He will be at the post office to provide information to interested young men about two to four year enlistments. Recruits receive free clothing medical and bath treatment on joining and may be sent to one of fifty one trade schools. The article notes potential cruises with the Pacific and Transatlantic fleets and mentions destinations including Brazil Argentina and South Africa.
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Nowlan
Bowling Green
Thursder
Mt Blanchard Journal
Thaff Jett Abraham Hoffa
Toledo
Hoffa
Comity
McComb
Joj Manzer
United States Navy
United States Naval Service
Brazil
Cape Town
Otto Manzer
Inquest Held Over Man Who Shot Self at Bloomville
Seneca County Coroner J D McConnell investigated the death of Clarence Ohl aged 41 who blew off his head with a shotgun two miles south of Bloomville on Tuesday evening. His wife, home at the time, discovered the body. This was the coroner’s 68th inquest since election.
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J. D. McConell
Bloomville
Clarence Ohl
McConnnell
Greenspring Echo
Sheets
Twins Fill Choir at M P Church in Rare Gathering
Seven twins or twins’ representatives served in the church choir last Sunday at the M P church. The group included Misses Loio and Lulu Castor Ora and Cora Essinger Zelma and Velmiz Steinman Eva Farmer Fairy Gobrecht Clarence Hook and Mrs Etta Pugh Arlingtonian.
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M. P
Loio
Lulu Castor
Ora
Cora Essinger
Zelma
Velmiz Steinman
Eva Farmer
Fairy Gobrecht
Clarence Hook
Etta Pugh
Arlingtonian
Stetler School Pupils Form Civic League
The pupils of the Stetler school organized a Civic League for the welfare and improvement of the school. Officers include President Theodore Walters Vice President Fred Roynon Secretary George Miller Treasurer Carl Johnson and Critic Gilbert Lonswaff.
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Stetler School
Theodore Walters
Fred Roynon
George Miller
Carl Johnson
Gilbert Lonswaf
No Inaugural Ball For Gov elect Davis In Ohio
Gov elect Harry L. Davis of Columbus announces no inaugural ball for his induction on January 10 citing public access and expense. He met with Gov Cox and Columbus chamber officials who will fund ceremonies as far as possible and Davis may seek state payment of any deficit. A nonpartisan committee from the chamber leads preliminary plans.
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Harry L. Davis
Columbus
Davis
Gov. Cox
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Turpo ointment touted as cure for cold woes
An advertisement proclaims TURPO a golden ointment that drives away colds. It combines turpentine camphor and menthol, claims quick soothing relief without blistering or staining, and calls it insurance against serious sickness.
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