Local Correspondence From Wahoo Area Reports Snowbound Mail and Community News
William Bruce visits family in Carey with nephew Karl Hunter. Snow delays mail delivery as residents recount harsh weather. Community updates include visits, illnesses, school disruptions, funerals, and a Country Club gathering hosted by the Weiningers. Notable mentions: Annette Wagner death, baby born to Ruehle, various local residents and families across Carey, Tiffin, Melmore, Mt. Gilead, and Ridgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bruce
Wahoo
Neb
Karl Hunter
Carey
Elva Cramer
John Lortz
C. V. Wentz
St Paul Notes on Local Life and School Reorganization
Charles Clady improves after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Alspach visited C. C. Schrote home. George Pendleton called on Elmer Pratt. Mrs. I. V. Vanlue visited Bethesda mother, who is ill. St. Paul church to preach next Sunday afternoon. large Sunday school attendance urged for reorganization. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jemerley and Lucile attended Farmers Institute at Mt Barnard. Helpers class gave Christmas gift to teacher Mrs. I Vanlue, who thanks them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clady
Aaron Alspach
C. C. Schrote
George Pendleton
Elmer Pratt
I. V. Vanlue
Clark
Bethesda
St. Paul
Clarence Jemerley
Lucile
Farmers’ Institute
Mt. Barnchard
Milk yields kept up by feeding legumes to cows
Farmers are advised that feeding legumes such as clover alfalfa and soybeans with home grown grains can maintain milk yields through winter and reduce costs by replacing high priced concentrates. Legumes improve soil fertility supply protein and minerals and help lower feed costs when used with hay and grain in dairy rations.
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Allliever
Adrian News Notes and Social Occasions
Adrian reports Mr and Mrs Earl Ranch visited Tiffin Friday while a coal famine grows. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dible on Wednesday. Misa Cleone Heckman of Findlay visited the Dibles. Crochet Club planned a Red Cross benefit supper postponed to Jan 19 due to weather. Presler and Miss Martha Lou Andrews wed in Mattoon on Jan 5 and will live there after Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladhe
Beaeft
Red Cross
Perannrt
Ard Presler
W M Presler
Martha Louise Andrews
Firs Emery Andrews
Mattoon
Unusual Fredericktown Chamber Fosters Semiweekly Press
Fredericktown Knox county shows a rare civic bond with its Free Press. The chamber of commerce led by J C McCreary launches a drive to add 1 000 subscribers to support the village newspaper. The effort reflects strong local engagement and pride in the town paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
Knox County
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Free Press
J. C. McCreary
McCreary
Berry area social notes large turnout and visits
Mrs and Mrs Biza Mitten and Ben Kaufman visited Upper Sandusky. Mrs J Stolk and Arthur called on Frank McDonald. Mrs Virgil Will and Mrs George Walters stopped by Emma Clark. L Bland visited her daughter near Carey. Virgil Will and John Gilliland hosted guests. The Youngs and Mrs Rebecca Hemerley visited Herbert Gibson near McCutchenville. B B B Club met at Emma Clark's. next at Edward Swerlein. Berry youths celebrated Miss Mary Bland's 19th birthday with games, music and ivory tray gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biza. Mitten
West of Carey
Virgil Will
John Gilliland
Samuel Young
Lawrence
Rebecca Hemerley
Herbert Gibson
McCutchenville
Hemerley
B. B. B. Club
Emma Clark
Leo Clark
Edward Swerlein
Berry
Alf Bland
S Mary
Miss Bland
Mattie Gibson
Lucille
Virginia Hall
Mary Gilland
Ruth
Loma Culver
Stella
Mary
Mabel Walters
Lorain Gilliland
George Gibson
John Walters
Lloyd Walters
Russel Walters
George Hill
Intensive Cropping Cuts Farm Costs in Ohio Tests
Ohio Experiment Station in German town shows 13 year results where intensive culture with 340 pounds of fertilizer per acre yields 61 bushels of corn, 23 1 2 bushels of wheat, and 3926 pounds of clover hay per acre. Unfertilized land yields far less. 30 acres under intensive culture would produce 610 bushels corn, 235 bushels wheat, and 39 260 pounds hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Germantown
Montgomery County
Stomach Troubles Promoted By Chamberlain Tablets
Citizens urged to try Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble as many users report relief and the price is only 23 cents making it worthwhile to test.
Musterole promotes home first aid and relief
Mothers rely on Musterole as a prompt remedy for croup bronchitis sore throat and other ailments. The ad claims it relieves adults too and helps prevent pneumonia with jars priced 30c 60c and hospital size 290.
Early Hatched Chickens Show Stronger Health
The early hatched chicken resists disease and parasites better and is likelier to survive summer. By midsummer the early hatch develops strength to withstand lice and heat, unlike late hatch birds which lack time to mature.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitute
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative and liver aid, replacing calomel with no teeth damage. It claims quick relief from dullness and heaviness, improves cloudy brains and spirits, and markets 10c and 25c boxes sold by all druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Mrs. Thomas H. Davis Finds Kidney Pills Help
Mrs. Thomas H. Davis of Montgomery Indiana reports months of bladder trouble relieved after using Foley Kidney Pills. She says they ease back ache rheumatic pains and swollen joints while addressing kidney problems. J D Ewing.
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Thomas H. Davis
Montgomery
Ind
Foley
J.D Ewing
Ingrippe Lingering Ailments Mentioned by Henderson Reader
January brings lingering ingrate in Grippe described with aches chills fever and fatigue. Henderson Kentucky resident Mrs Lizzie Tyles reports her daughter suffered three weeks before Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her symptoms and she is now well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrippe
Lizzie Tyles
Henderson
Foley
J. D. Ewing
Difference in speech between truth and tact
A San Francisco Chronicle quip notes a key difference between being blunt and careful with words. It jokes that when you mince words you avoid having to eat them, implying less impact from misstatements.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Bulalia
Chamption
George Haford
Bilalia
John E. Davidson
Urban McBeth
Karl Fleck
Kate Kimmel
Cecil Laird
Henry Davidson
Brook’s School
P. W. Sowinski
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ellen Ogg
C. C. Krebs
Mary Michaels
Michaels
George Weininger
Cyrus Starkey
Marlon Ruehkle
Coral Taylor
George Cyphers
Ann Woods
A. Spreng
Tiffin
Frank Sherman
Hicksville
Annette Wagner
Jennie Burton
North Star
Mich
Henry
Pennsylvania
J. L. Hyde
Eva Bope
Sycamore
Hayes Shireman
Dow Shafer
A. Shafer
South Bend
Little Melva
Betty Weininger
J. F. Weininger
Near Carey
A. G. Jamison
Walton
Carrie Mullboland
Merle Corfman
Liverpool
Clair Powell
Lester Ruehle
Miss Downs
Melmore
May
Ronda
Ardena Wagner
Colonel Wagner
Ronda Wagner
Mt. Gilead
J. Wagenr
Alvin Telford
Ridgetown
Country Club
Mrs . Shunten
Adrian
Misa Cleone Heckman of
Findlay
Ose James
Zella
Berry News
Callus
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Wernick-Selker Fertilizer Co
Fostoria, Ohio
Chi-Chester’s
Chi-Chester
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
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