Hancock area notes and town events in Hancock County
Hancock County items report the Arlington Farmers Institute dates, a $50 000 fair company, Riverside park sale for fairs, and a new Findlay military company forming. Other notes cover wind damage to a Findlay electric plant stack, a 95 year old birthday, farm bureau protests reappraisal, county children’s home site searches, a fatality in Rawson, and local fire damage with Baker Shoe Store assets found in Cleveland.
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Arlington Farmers’ Institute
Riverside Park
Findlay
Old CO. A
2Nd C. N. G
Jane Gulliver
East Front Street
Louis Gulliver
Hancock County Farm Bureau
Mt. Blanchard Journal
Findlay Courier
Rawson
George—W.—Imes
Galion
Baker Shoe
Hayward
Chester Vendleton
Baker
Cleveland
A. B. Dorsey
Main
South River Road
Maple Grove Cemetery
West Main Cross Street
James Denison
Denison
Use of Forage Crops in the Fattening of Pigs
Ohio Experiment Station issues a bulletin on feeding swine with forage crops such as clover rape and soybeans. It covers grain and supplement proportions for economical on pasture feeding and is mailed free to Ohio residents from Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio
Wooster
Ten Tests Of A Town Inquisitive Citizen's Checklist
The piece outlines questions across categories of Living, Public Services, and Business to judge a town's attractiveness. It covers atmosphere, cleanliness, water and sanitation, health, education, libraries, culture, housing, utilities, transportation, rail and roads, banking, industry, labor, real estate, and civic cooperation.
Public Sale At Beebe Farm Near Carey Details
The undersigned will offer at public sale at the W. S. Beebe farm three miles southeast of Carey and one mile northeast of Crawford on Thursday December 3 1920 starting at noon. Property includes 4 horses 1 bay gelding 9 years 1 grey mare colt two years 1 brown Belding 1 year 1 roan gelding 16 years 15 cattle including 5 milch cows 2 two-year-old steers one-year-old steer 1 calf months 1 calf 4 months 1 roan bull two years 20 ewes 1 ram 4 brood sows 1 Duroc boar 25 shoats farm machinery wagon scales plow harness and other items. Terms announced day of sale. Harry Dible. Stanley Jones auctioneer. H A Kear clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Beebe
Carey
Grawford
Turnbull
Ohio
Harry Dible
Stanley Jones
H. A. Kear
Republican caucus in Columbus names speaker and floor leader
Representative-elect Herbert Newhard attended the Columbus caucus of the Republican member elects for the incoming legislature. The group will select a speaker candidate and floor leader and handle routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Newhard
Columbus
Pepto Mangan Advertisement Promises New Vitality
A vintage ad touts Pepto Mangan as a cure for weakness and pale appearance. It claims the tonic restores red blood cells, energy, and appetite, with both liquid and tablet forms identical in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Real estate transfers in Sycamore school district noted
The Department of Education lists transfers including Sycamore Ru raro District to David R. for a half acre at $75 and Carchira et al to Marie Lusk for lot .16 in Carey Heights addition Carey for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fealastate
Sycamore Rurarao
David R. x
Carchira Et al
Marie Lusk
Carey Heights
Carey
Livestock Grazing Hurts Tree Growth in Farm Woodlots
The Ohio Experiment Station.Forestry department notes grazing by livestock damages oak chestnut and birch trees by removing protective undergrowth and forming a sod. They urge fencing off best woodlot portions, improving pasture with fertilization and reseeding, to boost land for both timber and pasture while maintaining needed shade trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Forestry
Ohio Experiment Station
Department
Valuable Shale Demonstration At Hotel Marion
The Security Sales corporation of Columbus shows Indiana shale beds in Marion County daily at 4:30 and 7:30 PM in the Hotel Marion basement. The demonstration highlights shale’s contents including carbon, ammonium sulfate, potash, gas and other coal by products, suggesting farming interest and educational value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Security Sales Corporation
Columbus
Hotel Marion
Marion Star
Eight farmers institutes planned in Seneca County this winter
The Websters of Greenspring High School edit the Echo and promote upcoming events. Seneca County schedules eight independent farmers institutes across towns including Bettsville Tiffin and Bloomville with dates in January and speakers from Ohio State University Hiram and local counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Websters
Greenspring
Echo
Seneca’ County
Farmers
Bettsville
L. A. “Breegler
Defiance
Lilian Burt
Columbus
C. A. Arnold
Ohio’ State University
Green
J. W. Nicodemus
J. W. Nicodemus, . van . Wert
Mary Cartwright
Delaware
H. Co. Shoenberger
Hiram
Tiffin
A. F. High
New Washington
Jefferson
Lillian Burt
Bloomville
B. W. Roush
Lindsey
C. Henry
Hebron
Ida A. Durbin
Fredericktown
Fostoria
Republic
Old For
Amsden
No Hunting Notice Lists Names On Farm Lands
Notice warns against hunting or trespassing on Amy Farm owned by a stated landowner. It lists numerous individuals including Mrs Henry Bachar and J A Bachar and mentions a 25 cent advance payment to add a name to the notice during the hunting season.
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Amy
Atty
Henry Bachar
EU Davidson
Edward Riester
E.be. Gibson
Emma A. Ehrlich
Henry Brodman Garfield Tong
G. W. Sutphen
A. D. Lenner
J. H. Gilliland
John Snook
H. L. Myers
Wilfrid Logsdon
John Pahl
J. A. Bachar
Addison Kemerley
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L. J. Fenberg
Main Street
Mike L. Foster
Riverside
Putnam County
Grove
Lima
Amos Beardley
L.M. Flint
Department of Journalism
University of Kansas
Itory
Turpo
Seneca County
G Rt
KE Hirby Callify
Mab
Ninthdison’ Veda
la Ae Hal Fendiate AG
Donal Yitien
Lory
Ra Nore
Edison
of Authenticity
Thomas A. Edison
Mr.Edison
Leeta Corder
Mr. Edison
The
Ewirig Drug Co
Holland
Dsecoh
Fire
Fire and Inrasdon Insurance
Sprnbaries
J.A . Gibbs
S. ‘S. Hart
CASCO
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