Newspapers Define Town's Character and Growth
A Tyrone Pa Times excerpt argues a town is judged by its newspaper. The piece stresses newspapers attract outsiders, support advertising, and reflect local success or failure as a civic responsibility. It cites Jefferson on government and newspapers as essential to modern society.
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Thomas Jefferson
Tyrone
Caretaker Notes From Woodsdale Community
Local villagers and relatives frequent visits and gatherings across Woodsdale and nearby towns. Residents such as Lola Essex and families including the Mondays Kneppers and McRills are noted with visits to Carey Findlay Mt. Cary Arcadia Vanlue and Mt. Pleasant area homes during the week.
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Emanuel Milamore
Orville Breitigam
Lewis Knepper
George Monday
Lewis Monday
Findlay
Wm. Turner
Near Carey
Wm. Morehead
McComb
Fred Morehead
Charlie Adams
Mt. Cary
Helena
Rema Essex
Clifford Essex
Earp
Lola Essex
Albert
Arcadia
Nellie Dillon
Fostoria
Daniel
Willie
Gerald Hatch
R. W. McRill
Constien
Prairie Depot
Charles Jacobs
Manistee, Mich
Scott Tong
Carey
Grant Tong
Near
Vanlue
Hunters warned to obtain 1925 licenses before year start
The state Division of Fish and Game announces 400,000 licenses are being mailed for 1925 with sales starting immediately. Since 1918 licenses rose to a record 842,736 in 1923, and 1924 figures are still being finalized, 1925 demand will exceed the first batch. Each license costs 1.25 dollars, with one dollar funding wildlife protection.
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Division of Fish and Game
Department of Agriculture
Criger Divorce Case Seeks Court Action
Cross petition in Franklin L. Criger versus Ruby S. Criger filed in court. The defendant Ruby Criger denies the plaintiff’s allegations and seeks a divorce on grounds of three years wilful absence. Blackford and Blackford appear for the defendant.
Closing Restaurant in Arlington Ends After Inability to Operate
Mrs Pratt and Mrs Conant of Arlington closed their restaurant Friday night because neither partner can perform the work required to run the boarding house.
Arlington Store Sold to Findlay Buyer
G. R. Vanlandingham sold his general merchandise store at Arlington to Homer A. Marshall of Findlay.
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G. R. Vanlandingham
Arlington
Homer A. Marshall
Findlay
Phosphorus Availability in Calcareous Soils Bulletin
The Wooster Experiment Station in Ohio releases Bulletin 380 on phosphorus availability in calcareous and non calcareous soils. Ames and Schollenberger note limestone liming slightly aids phosphorus assimilation and discuss wheat yields on varied soil types and fertilization.
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Wooster
Ohio
Ames
Co. J. Schollenberger
Thieves Steal 20 Bushels of Corn From Local Farm
In Green Springs Echo reporting, unknown culprits cut a wire fence at a South West town farm last Friday night and stole over 20 bushels of corn. Walters had husked the day before. A vehicle was used to enter the field and the farmer’s produce was taken. Suspected locals may face trouble as a result.
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Hiattér
Towan
Walters
Green Springs
New Breakfast Caps Highlight Christmas Women Fashion
Describes two breakfast caps as charming Christmas gifts for women. The top cap features lace and ribbon with pink plaited chiffon over the ears, while the second uses net and lace with a lace frill at the neck and ribbon facing at the front and tied ends at the sides.
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Alspach and Vanlue residents visit Sheridan and Eatherton relations are noted. Opper and others are mentioned as visitors with several social calls. Milo Baylesy underwent an appendicitis operation at Findlay Hospital Sunday. The K of P Bazaar is planned for December 12 and 13 with Asa Fatherton and family among attendees.
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Hn. Alspach
George
Opper
Vankie
Stanley
Sheridan
Eatherton
P. Bazaar
Carey
Asa Fatherton and Son
Henry Eatherton
Milo Baylesy
Findlay Hospital
Telling Her About Wearing Tights in Theatrical Role
A quip attributes a playful exchange about an amateur theater appearance. The line features a character named Dartmouth and a pun on marriage for money. The snippet evokes a light, Broadway style exchange typical of social conversation.
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John
Dartmouth
Merged Families in Nebraska Wedding Case
A widower with nine children in Nebraska marries a widow with seven children signaling a notable merger. The union brings together two households for a single family unit as reported in the paper.
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Nebraska
Carey Times Christmas Gift Reminders
Readable fragments urge settling Carey Times account with a Christmas gift for friends and relatives who have moved. The note mentions fifty three reminders and a price of two dollars for the service.
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Carey Times
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