Twenty five Years Ago In China Peaches Wheat Pickle Factory
The column notes brighter China prospects and local prices for peaches at 15 cents a basket. It mentions Miss Lucille Roynon resigning as lay teacher, visits by Mr and Mrs Samuel Yohe of Monongahela, and Edwin Brown's two story brick house foundation on Vance street. It also covers a pickle factory with 11 000 bushel tank, a death in Ridge township, and a county real estate appraisement being prepared for equalization with a proposed 25 percent reduction for Crawford township.
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Wall Street
Lucille Roynon
Carey
Samuel Yohe
Monongahela
Penn
J. L. Yohe
Edwin Brown
Vance Street
Junior ‘Co. Ue Ac. M. Orphan’ Ss. Home
County Board of Equalization
Craw‘ford ‘Township
Frank Danford
Mayme Agen
Avery Snyder
St Peters Church
Upper Sandusky
J R Forrer
Snyder
Farming gear and rural life in Ohio highlighted by surveys
Rural economists at Ohio State University analyze farm practices noting tractors and sewing machines are common on farms. Data show 3.57 million farm-owned cars serve about half of U S farm families, and milk spillage from cow foot to milk bucket accounts for 3 percent of production per the Federal Department of Agriculture.
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United States
The
State University
Ohio
Ohio State University
Federal Department of Agriculture
Carey area notes and local happenings cast in Carey market view
Local prices for butter eggs and grains mix with town events. Obituary reports Elizabeth Shively dies at 51 in Upper Sandusky, while august weddings and engagements unfold in Carey Lovell and Upper Sandusky. Public notices include postal savings talks and peat deposit findings by O S U.
Sunday Invitation Dances Spark Permit Dispute
Meadowbrook park hosts a Sunday dance billed as invitation only after Probate Judge Clyde C. Porter refused a permit. Park officials say invitations exclude it from public status. attendees paid 75 cents at the gate. Courts may decide if the event was public, affecting legality under a new dance permit law.
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Clyde C. Porter
Meadowbrook Park
Bloomville Gazette
Lincoln Highway Claim as World’s Longest Street
The Lincoln Highway is described as over 8,300 miles long linking New York to San Francisco through eleven states. In nine years more than 47 million dollars was spent building it with 1.87 million spent on maintenance in 1922 and over 6 million on improvements. An estimated 20 million more is needed to enable easy transcontinental travel. It is said to serve at least 60 percent of the U.S. population and is dedicated as a permanent national memorial to President Lincoln.
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New York
San Francisco
United States
President Lincoln
Tobacco’s Odd History Across Cultures
An Exchange note observes tobacco once punishable by death in Europe but now universal there, while among Mexican Indians its use has declined, with few smoking and none snuffing.
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Mexico
Will Fight For Taxes Seneca County Joins Tax Battle
Seneca county will join 35 other northwestern Ohio counties in the fight to collect taxes from Buckeye Pipe Line Co. which seeks to avoid payment of half of the 1924 assessments. The company contends its property in Seneca county is appraised 50 percent higher than adjacent property.
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Seneca County
Ohio
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Blackberries Cultivated Across Most U.S. States
A note on blackberry cultivation states that most areas grow blackberries, but southern Florida, parts of Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Wyoming Colorado Montana and some western regions are unsuitable due to hot dry winds that ruin ripening fruit.
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The
United States
Florida
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Stolen Rolls Royce Shocks Dowagiac Community
James McGillicuddy’s Rolls Royce was taken while he visited his aged parents at the county poorhouse. The event underscores fragile fortunes and public care in a town grappling with economic strain.
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Dowagiac, Mich
James McGillicuddy
Ohio At Work in Industry Ranks Fourth in Nation
The U S Census Bureau reports Ohio’s annual manufactures value at 2.325 billion, ranking fourth among states. It notes overlaps between census of manufactures and wealth census, with steel and autos counted in both, and highlights Ohio’s leadership in rubber and machine tools.
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Ohio
Union
U. S. Census Bureau
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Census Bureau
Ohio youths set record in Boys and Girls Clubs enrollment
Ohio State University extension reports 24 595 boys and girls enrolled this year, up 3 745 from last year in 88 counties led by Wood 704 Wyandot 348 Washington 599 and Seneca 374. Members must complete a summer task from 12 projects including animal raising sewing and cooking. Also notes 1926 license plate applications require extensive owner and vehicle details and notarization.
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Ohio
Agricultural College Extension Service
Ohio State University
Wyandot County
Wood County
Butler County
Washington County
Seneca County
Hancock County
Hocking Valley Progress Expands Freight Line Capacity
The Hocking Valley under Van Sweringen control advances double tracking, widening freight operations. Sixty five to seventy trains pass Pemberville daily, with mammoth 96 ton coal cars and triple trucks for passenger coaches. A sand bank near Bradner supplies ballast for the road.
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Hocking
van Sweringen
Pemberville
Ohio
Bradner
Pemberville Leader
Ways to prevent old age in odd everyday dangers
A list of risky, tongue in cheek suggestions to test nerves and caution. It reads like a satirical guide with outrageous actions such as driving asleep at the wheel and waving through a bull’s yard. The tone mocks dangerous stunts rather than endorsing them.
Auto Hit By Train In Williamstown Sunday
Last Sunday morning Mrs. Harvey Rodabaugh and her daughters Misses Iva and Lola were on the way to Sunday school when their Dodge touring car stalled on the T and O C track in front of a north bound passenger train fifty minutes late. The impact wrecked the car. only one wheel remained.
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Harvey Rodabaugh
Iva
Lolas
Williamstown
Lola
Arlingtonian
Dean's Pills Promote Kidney Relief in Local Ad
Mrs Cordelia Black of 200 Dow St reports back pain dizziness and fatigue from kidney distress. She credits Dean's Pills from Brayton's Drug Store with restoring strength and easing bearing down pains. 60 cents at all dealers Foster-Miller Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Carey
Cordelia Black
Dow St
Brayton
Foster-Miller Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Garden Vegetables for Fall and Winter
Fall and winter vegetable crops can be produced with quick growing varieties planted after rains while soil remains moist. Roy Magruder notes spinach radishes lettuce beets can be sown until mid August. cabbage cauliflower celery may mature. endive kale and greens follow with mulching and light cover.
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Roy Magruder
Earden
Ohio
Government Seizes Michigan Central Baggage Car
A Michigan Central baggage car seized by federal officers will be sold as a confiscated property following a seizure involving 720 cases of Canadian beer. The action was led by C. L. Kleinhans and other enforcement officers.
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Michigan Central
C. L. Kleinhans
Empire of Knowledge and its Enduring Power
A concise reflection on knowledge as an expanding empire where gains amplify power. The speaker quotes Daniel Webster noting that every achievement becomes a tool for further conquest, turning ends into means and fueling continuous growth.
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Daniel Webster
Wood County Dog License Deadline and Fees Updated
The Pemberville Leader notes 4477 dogs in Wood County must register under a new dog law effective next year. Licenses are due in January by the 20th with a $1 late fee. female dogs cost $3 and male or neutered dogs $1, increasing to $4 and $2 if not purchased by January 20.
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Wood County
Pemberville
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