Wiswing Law Enforcement Set for Fishing Licenses
Findlay deputy state game warden Howard Langstaff reports Columbus orders strict enforcement of the new fishing license law. The measure requires residents to pay one dollar and non residents two dollars for licenses with small age exemptions and a ten to twenty five cent fee, funding fish propagation and hatchery work.
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Howard Langstaff
Findlay
Columbus
Langstaff
Ohio
Fish and Game Division
Director of Agriculture
Can Surplus Garden Vegetables Be Canned This Winter
Ohio State University nutrition specialists publish a bulletin on canning surplus garden produce. It lists quantities for a family of five or six and warns against mixed methods and improper jars.
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Ohio State University
The
Bulletin
State Forest Parks Open for Recreation in Ohio
The Ohio forest program acquires virgin woodland tracts for public recreation. Four tracts total 1657 acres in Hocking county named Gulf Rock House Conkles Hollow and Crane Valley will host forestry plantations arboretums and preserved natural features while keeping native timber and rugged geology intact.
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State Forest and Forest Park
Edmund Secrest
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Hocking County
Gulf
Rock House
Conkles Hollow
Crane Valley
Great Comet of 1860 Fascinated Observers in 1860
The article recalls the autumn 1860 appearance of a great comet with a long, colorful tail lighting the western horizon at sunset. It describes public awe and varied beliefs about omens, noting such a display may occur again, and contrasts it with later comets like Halle’s.
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Halle
Cows Needed to Meet Ohio Dairy Demand in 1930
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute estimates Ohio will need 127,761 more dairy cows by 1930 to feed a growing population. With purebred sires and balanced rations, production could rise, allowing many farms to profit while reducing total cows to about half the forecast.
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Ohio
Blue Valley’ Creamery Institute
Institute
State ‘Agricultural College
Cowtest Association
Warning visitations Hint at Impending Great War
The text recalls visitations seen as tokens to warn the nation of looming catastrophe and a war that was considered near at hand, signaling alarm to the People about grave danger.
Local youths offered free electrical training courses
Notice invites any man or boy 16 years or older to enroll in a free electrical course sponsored by two large electrical outfits. For full particulars contact C. J. Hood at W. Brown Ave, Carey, Ohio.
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Orr
C. J. Hood
W. Brown Ave
Carey, O
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Coleman Dry Goods Co
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