Adrian News Highlights Local Visits and School Plans
Bucyrus residents Neal Haines and wife return from a week with his parents the Haines family in Adrian. Grant Haines from Columbus visits relatives. other locals host guests from Attica Upper Sandusky and Sandusky. The Adrian winter term starts with teachers Enoch Bloom Sycamore and Vera Mullholand. revival services run nightly at 7:30 led by Rev Whitlock. A new school building contract is to be let Saturday. The Ladies Auxiliary of the KEV church held a knotting be comfortable and dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Haines
Bucyrus
R. P. Haines
Grant Haines
Columbus
Lonzo Karr
Attica
Win
Sheldon
Mery Saunders
Upper Sanedusky
Mae Betchen
Herman Stoll
Sandusky
Piffin
Wm. Haines
Tifin
Ar Alers
Tymochtee
Emmet Ewing
Elizabeth Basom
Clarence Lawhead
Misa Margaret Lawhead
Alvada Friends
Anne
Clhs2ence
Haines
Mable Breet
I'ymachtee
S Sandusky
Keck
Alvada
KE. V. Church
Phursday
W. H. Lawhead
Mesdames
Elmer Wonder
Chas
Werner Lynand Truby
Phillip Reader
Frank Haines
Ira Conklin
Wic Snyder
Owen Haines
George Heck- Man
Amos Bretz
Elmer Lawhead
Earl Mullholand
Wm. Cocrel
George Zabriska
Wm. Lawhead
George Shoher
Dorothy Mullholand
Caroline Blinn
Elia Hines
Mary
Caroline Shearer
Luetle Haines
Local notices from St Paul area residents and visitors
The itemized social and visit notes list Mr and Mrs Sylvester Shuman and J A Smiths from Carey visiting here last Wednesday. Various locals reported visits to Carey Findlay Vanlue and Mt Blanchard. A box social at Upper school and a social at Waithng school drew many youths. An address by Rev Albert Sidney Gregg of Cleveland is planned for St Paul next Sunday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Shuman
J. A. Smith
Carey
John Twining
Vivian
Ned
Clayton
Addison Lee
Mesdames Marion
Karl Davis
Major Bright
Vanlue
Harry Stoll
John Stoll
Carep
Ewina
Lewis Lee
Findlay
Alva Beck
Clarence
BK. Baughman
Tintin
Everett Vanlue
Biglieh
Coral Stevens
Waithng School
Jerry Stahl
Windlay
A J Cole
John Cole
Mt Blanchard
Siwrman ‘Tong
W BP Miller
Eta Lee
Carrie
Mary
Ray
Howard
A Beck
Albert Sidney Gregg
Cleveland
St Paul
Mr. Gregg
International Reform Bureau
Wilber F. Crafts
Schaefer May Play Again in Billiards World
Wizard Jake Schaefer, recovering in Colorado, hopes to play in the world billiards championships next spring. Tom Foley notes a letter where Schaefer says he will meet all comers, resumes practice soon, and may chase Sutton for the 18.1 title once back east.
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Schaefer
Jake Schaefer
Colorado
Tom Foley
Somimébody
Sutton
Jeffries Burns fight possibility signals nervy boxing scene
Willus Britt manager of Battling Nelson forecasts Burns versus Jeffries if Burns defeats Johnson in Australia. Jim Coffruth would promote a Burns Jeffries bout early next year. Britt says Coffruth alone can revive Jeffries and notes surprises in boxing history.
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Jeffries
Burns
Willus Britt
Battling Nelson
Johnson
Australia
Jim Coffruth
Burns-Jeffries
Britt
Coffruth
Jeff
Duffroth
Swarthmore Adopts Baseball as Spring College Sport
Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania announces that the faculty committee on athletics has ratified the Athletic association’s baseball action. Students cheer as baseball becomes a spring sport with daily practices and scheduled games drawing broad interest.
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Swarthmore
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
George A. Hoadley
Athletic Association
Lake to Manage Boston Americans Next Season
President John Taylor of the Boston Americans signed Fred Lake as manager for the next year. Lake, a former Red Sox scout who led the team in the latter part of last season after Meruire resigned, will have full control to deliver a winning team. Taylor praised Lake’s work and expected the contract.
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Lake
Boston Americans
John Taylor
Fred Lake
Red Sox
Meruire
Taylor
Boston
Yearling sold for $2000 at Lexington by Denver buyer
A four yearling pacing filly by Baron Mftun dam Katie Hutchcraft was sold in Lexington Kentucky to G George H Estabrook of Denver for $2000. The horse showed a sensational 0.30 percent quarter and is entered in valuable pacing stakes on the circuit, marking a remarkable time on the Lexington trotting track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Imftun
Katie Hutchcraft
Lexington
G George H Estabrook
Denver
Taunton
Great Future For Colin Says Mackey
John Mackey, manager of James H Haggin's abandoned Sunbolt Paso stable in Lexington Kentucky, predicts that Colin the Keene colt now in Europe will become the greatest distance runner in the United Kingdom if he trains next season.
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Colin
Mackey
John Mackey
James H Haggin
Sun Bo del Paso
Lexington
James KH Keene
Europe
United Kingdom
Yale Tennis Captain Chosen From Stevens Family Line
N C Stevens, Yale University's tennis captain designate, has been elected to lead the varsity squad for the coming year. A two year varsity member, he prepared at St Pauls School Concord where he won the school championship.
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Stevens
Yale
N C Stevens
Yale University
St Paul's School
Concord
Evers and Tinker Turn Songwriters for Season
Johnny Evers and Joe Tinker of the Chicago Nationals write a song titled Between You and Me. Publisher Will Rossiter backs the ditty as one of the season’s catches while Deexon’t quit playing continues after the Denver meet following games with Minnesota Nebraska and St Louis in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Deexon
Dee Bwanching
Denver
Minnesota
Nebraska
St Louis
Seed Corn Selection for Early Frost Regions
Seed corn should be taken from stalks maturing near the average first frost date around September 15 in Michigan. Ear selection by leaving ears on the stalk until husking time preserves vitality, while early removal reduces vigor. Mark each ear with a bright string if kept on stalk. cut, shock, and husk with the crop to save the marked ears. J. A. Jeffrey, Michigan Experiment Station.
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Michigan
J. A. Jeffrey
Michigan Experiment Station
Poultry on the Farm to Improve Profitability
The Philadelphia Record argues for improved poultry by breeding from top layers, installing trap nests, culling mongrel birds and drones, and rewarding workers. Properly managed poultry can be the most profitable crop on a farm, as better laying yields boost income and efficiency.
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Philadelphia
Curing a Balky Horse Withhold Water and Gentle Hitching
The writer cites Breeder's Gazette advice that curing a balky horse often requires more than one method. Withhold water on day one and hitch the horse. if he resists, keep him thirsty into day two and possibly day three. Start work with limited water and avoid giving water until after the first two weeks.
Care of Farm Implements for Next Season
The farmer should clean grease and store plows cultivator shovels drill hoes mowing machine hayrake and binder. Keeping tools dry and under cover prevents rust and reduces temper flare ups next spring.
Twine Harmful to Fleeces Warned for Sheep Raisers
Country Gentleman notes J E Willel indicates sisal twine shreds fiber into wool so dyes are not taken, requiring hand removal and causing loss up to five vents per pound. Recommend No 18 bene or stall linen twines for tying fleeces to avoid damage.
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J E Willeg
Homes Set Back From Road Improve Farm Appeal and Value
County roads benefit from nearby houses surrounded by trees and shrubs. In some layouts houses close to the road pick up dust from passing carts, while larger farms gain curb appeal by placing houses farther back with lawns, enhancing appearance and value.
Ventilation Tips for Heathouses Across Seasons
Guidance on ventilating heathouses emphasizes top vents in winter and side vents in summer, with dust boxes refilled with fresh material. Advice includes adding sulfur to tobacco dust, giving hens good litter to scratch in, and feeding with cut straw or hay as appropriate.
Cream acidity and churning efficiency in butter making
The text explains that overly acid cream reduces butter quality and yield. It notes that adding fresh cream during stirring improves consistency and increases the chance of smooth, evenly churned butter.
Sait and charcoal advise kept on hand for cows
Farmers urged to keep sait and charcoal on hand to give to cows occasionally. The measures aim to maintain good appetite and overall health in the herd.
Public Sale of Farm Property Near Carey on December First
TheNondersigned will offer at public sale on the Francis Pahl farm the old homestead one half mile east and three miles south of Carey on Tuesday December 1 1908 sale to commence at ten o'clock sun time The property includes seven head of horses eleven head of cattle thirty two head of sheep farm implements and household effects A credit of nine months on sums 35 and over cash for under 4 Lunch served by J T Myers No property to be removed until settled for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Pahl
Carey
Durham
Laird
J.T. Myers
Public Sale at Jacob Thomas Farm near Carey
Auction notices a sale at the Jacob Thomas farm four and a half miles northwest of Carey on Friday November 27 1908 starting at ten o clock. Livestock includes five horses two milch cows a Poland China hog and farm implements with hay corn and other items. Terms nine months credit with approved security cash under ten dollars. No property to be removed until settled for. A hot lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Thomas
Carey
Sruiday
Poland
T. Myers
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ST. Paul
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M Greene
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Edward Shull
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S. C
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Cora
May
Earl
Sporting World
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