Farmers Bloc backs Henry Ford on Muscle Shoals sale plan
The Farmers Bloc in Congress backs Ford's bid to buy Muscle Shoals to develop cheap fertilizers using its water power and ample supplies. They prefer Ford's project over a ship subsidy, arguing higher fertilizer output lowers land prices and boosts production, shipping and industry while the existing snow covers the ground for wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bloc
Congress
Henry Ford
Ford
Mioe
Debts and Reparations Debate Rumors of Forgiveness
The article discusses Germany paying reparations to France and the potential consequences of scrapping war debts. It argues the United States could fund loans but faces a financial squeeze, warning that forgiving debts might avert a world war, while scrapping reparations risks triggering conflict and dragging the US into war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ube
Franco
Watt
United States
Comment by J P Tumuiay on America's World Role
Secretary J P Tumuiay, during President Wilson's era, urges America to choose paths away from war. He warns that neglecting European economic stability could unleash chaos and another world conflict, urging U S aid to a stricken world to temper vengeance and reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J P Tumutly
Wilson
Surage
America
United States
Europe
The Charmed Circle Yet No Debt Forgiveness Yet
English Premier Ronal Law notes England cannot pay the United States what she owes because France Germany and Italy cannot pay England He suggests the United States might forgive the other nations debts but warns against wasteful wartime spending and questions the wisdom of such an act in strained treasury times
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
France
Germany
Italy
Probatetion Director Faces Scrutiny Over Debt Evictions
A garbled report raises questions about probation officials and bootlegger prosecutions. It mentions penalties, legal breaches, and calls for accountability among local authorities and their handling of debts and violators.
Weather Note Reports No Snow Drifts and Good Roads
The report states there have been no snow drifts and roads are good despite winter conditions. It mentions ongoing but cautious expectations for continued winter weather with no heavy accumulation observed.
George Stroub Dies After Illness of Two Years
George Stroub of Frederick Street died December 6 1922 at age 63 years 10 months 28 days from Brights disease after two years of suffering. He left a widow and four sons Ernest Gale Orville Herschel and Fordyce plus four brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held at Lee Church near Vanlue and burial followed in the adjoining cemetery. Many relatives came from Wilard Findlay Marion and nearby areas for the services and flowers were sent by numerous friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stroub
Frederick
Bright
Lee Church
Vanlue
Thomas Corbin
Clint Corbin
Orville
Willard
W. 10. Wagoner
William Thompson
W. A. Morehart
D. M. Stroub
Findlay
O. A. Stroub
C. A. Armbruster
Marion
Farthing
Chas
Lea Rickle
Mae Howard
Karl Brown
Jarvin Black
Miles McCumber
Winn
Sleon
Joseph Thom
Arch Donelson
Frank Chesebrough
1A. Cole
Winorf
Wagner
Elmer, Hunter
Alvin Kennerley
Peter Leng
Davidson
Iden
Gobrecht
Drake
Dame
Crist
Frank Bakies
Shirk
Mivo Sige Carr
Air Bill Hart
Charles Wagner
Fred Wagner
Orville Corbin
Ilave Wagoner
Sincere thanks to neighbors after illness and death
The family of George Stroub expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness and assistance during his illness and passing. Mrs. George Stroub and Sons thank everyone for support.
Subscriptions From Readers Highlight Portents at Pemberville Leader
The Pemberville Leader notes large payments for subscriptions including a $20 gift from Chas F Fair of Toledo ahead of others. A local resident paid $20 years late plus a $5 donation for soldiers' subscriptions, while one man settled $12 after 11 years. Several $10 and many $5 payments are mentioned as the paper awaits a richer donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Fair
Toledo
Mr. Fair
Pemberville Leader
S A Treece Dead
S A Treece died at his home northwest of town last Sunday night at 10 after a tuberculosis illness. He was 38, taught school for years, retired to the farm seven years ago, and is survived by his widow and six children. Funeral in the M P church at Arlington Sunday at 2 with Revs Trips and Barss. interment in Arlington cemetery.
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Samuel A. Treece
Arlington Cemetery -Mt. Blanchard
Only Confederate Soldier in County Dies at Home
George Washington Woody, the county’s sole Confederate veteran, died at 10 am Thursday at his Marion township home. Born June 2 1836 in North Carolina, he was 86. He leaves a widow after twelve years in Marion. Body at Renshler's Mortuary awaiting funeral Saturday at 10 am with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery.
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George Washington Woody
Marion Township
North Carolina
Renshler's
Maple’ Grove
Findlay Courier
Lights for Breeder Hens Under Winter Poultry Lights
A poultry specialist from Ohio State University explains that using lights in winter aids egg production by ensuring hens receive enough feed. Poultry keepers should light pullets already but be cautious with breeders old hens, providing milk and greens, and avoid overuse of lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Ohio
Ss. Vickers
Former Carty Man's Wife Dead
Marie T. Woodworth died this morning at eleven o'clock at the family home after a long illness due to a tumor of the bowels. Born in Findlay April 26 1883 she married T OD Woodworth in 1904 and had two children Gwendoline and Truman M. Funeral at St Michael's church Tuesday morning with interment in Maple Grove cemetery.
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Marie T. Woodworth
Center Street
Michael J. Karcher
Findlay
T., OD. Woodworth
Buckeye Traction Ditcher Company
Gwendoline
Truman M
Joseph Vhciery
Clara
Things That Men Like Here is a decorative bag in cotton
A long decorative bag made of printed cotton chalice with a scalloped edge and glass buttonhole fastening. It is hung by a coat hanger and lined with challie and heavy zephyr French knots. Placed in a closet it serves as a receptacle for soiled collars and handkerchiefs.
Farmers Protest Livestock Rates Across Ohio Border
Ohio farmers assembled through the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation protest the method used to set lawful livestock shipping rates from the West to Ohio. H F Denig notes rates are misapplied, with 66 carloads billed incorrectly. A cooperative plan and anticipated 460 more cars this month fuel ongoing objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Mississippi River
H. F. Denig
West
Cooperative Livestock Organizations
Yuletide in the Country Christmas Reflections
The piece extols Christmas on the farm as a season of neighborliness prosperity and fellowship. It urges holiday peace, reconciliation of past quarrels, renewal of old friendships, and welcoming strangers, with gatherings around bountiful tables to spread goodwill into the new year.
Kurtzs Ready-to-Wear Items Go On Sale At Attractive Prices
In the Kurtzs Ready-to-Wear department many stylish items are offered at attractive prices, highlighting broad selections and appealing discounts for shoppers seeking fashion bargains.
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Kurtzs
Demonstrations Spread New Poultry Keeping Methods
Extension workers at Ohio State University cite Mifflin township in Franklin County as a model of poultry demonstration farms. Eleven farms participated last year with nine more signed for 1933, showing rising culling and mash feeding adoption across townships despite earlier low activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Mifflin Township
Franklin County
Petition to sponsor bill against noxious weeds
Farmers sign a petition to Representative-elect Ray S. Ascham urging him to sponsor legislation for the total elimination of noxious weeds, as reported by the Findlay Courier.
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Ray S. Ascham
Findlay Courier
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