Real estate bargains in Trumbull and Portage lands
J A Smith offers weekly updated farm listings from Warren Ohio with bargains to call at his office. Prices range from 1510 to 2400 dollars with features including a 40 acre property, a small house on South Street, a 51 acre farm with new buildings and fruit, and a house near the U B church. Expenses refunded to buyers and new lists available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull and Portage Co
Warren, C
Byers
South St
J. A. Smith
U. B Church
South Street
Trumbull County
Appointment as Administrator in Wyandot County
Notice announces Cornelius Baughman appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Ebenezer Baughman, deceased, Wyandot County Ohio. Dated September 12, administrator's name appears as Cornelius Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Baughman
Eibenezer Baughan
Tate
Wyandot County
Ohio
Cornelius Baughman
Bon Ton Bakery Applies New Delivery Hours
On and after September 21 goods will be delivered only between 7:00 and 11:30 a m and between 1:00 and 5:30 p m. Signed Bon Ton Bakery Co M Kear.
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Bon Ton Bakery. Co. M. Kear
Public Auction At Fensatermaker Farm Near Vanine
J E Wheat and Geo W Croker announce a public sale at the Fensatermaker farm three miles southwest of Vanine on Friday Sept 25 1908 starting at 1 PM. Items include nine breeding ewes lambs four milk cows a calfing heifer two yearling steers two spring heifer calves two hogs 160 lb each four 75 lb each a 6 gallon Boss cream separator a cupboard a heating stove eight acres of corn in the shock with nine months credit on sums of 5 and over. Cash for under 5. Settlement required before removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanine
J. E. Wheat
Geo
W Croker
Begging in Egypt Cited From American Visitors
Richard Croker claims American money supports Egypt drawing visitors from all states. He notes many beggars in hotels and streets as a child is born and Egyptians seek money constantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
Egypt
Mr. Croker
America
States
Farming guidance on livestock, weeds, and fertilizer use
A series of farm notes emphasize vigilant monitoring of new machinery and thorough oiling. It warns against runt animals, urges strict weed control, and promotes efficient use of nitrate of soda. It argues intensive small scale farming is safer and prescribes hand broadcast top dressing on wheat.
William J. Bryan to Visit Carey on September 23
The people of Carey may hear William J. Bryan next Wednesday as he travels south on the Hocking Valley line. Congressman candidate GG Anderson will accompany him and arrange a brief speech at Carey with the 9:27 a.m. arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Wiliam J. Bryan
Hocking Valley
GG Anderson
Mr. Bryan
D Ward King in Town
Maitland Mo, inventor of the King road drag, visited the Tres office after a stop with his brother R L King of Vanlue He was en route to the train and had just held a successful Defiance county meeting His fame reaches Australia with letters from Melbourne Sydney and New Zealand planning his visit next
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Ward King
Maitland
Tres
R. L. King
Vanlue
Defiance County
Australia
Mr. King
Melbourne
Sydney
New Zealand
Fire escapes installed at East building school
The East building receives plated fire escapes this week with three and a half foot wide lower exits and four foot wide upper exits. Two escapes per upper side, corner exits on lower rooms, connected by a platform and bannister stairways. West building to receive similar protection. supplied by Champion Iron Works of Kenton. total installed cost 1068 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Iron Works
Kenton
Multiple Violent Incidents Reported Across Cities
Twenty men injured as scaffolding collapsed at the Hammerstein theater site in Philadelphia. A Cleveland Southwestern train derailment near Oberlin Ohio left one dead and dozens injured. Jesse Woodruff 06 killed his wife with a flatiron then attempted suicide. Chub Otin shot and killed by Charles Berger after terrorizing Edgemont Illinois for two days. Breckenridge Missouri post office robbed of stamps and money using dynamite. Carroll Hall 14 Danville New Hampshire shot his sister Flossie 16 then was arrested. P. C. Knox and wife injured in automobile wreck near Geneva Switzerland. Rhode Island labor leaders expect no trolley strike. Emanuel Mandel dies in Basil, Switzerland. Dock Watson Hillsboro Texas killed Carl Horn, wounded Ethel Edsoe, then died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland &Southwestern
Oberlin
Jesse Woodruff
Edgemont
Ill
Chub Otin
Charles Berger
Breckenridge
Carroll Hall
Danville
Flossie
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Emanuel Mandel
Chicago
Basil
Switzerland
Dock Watson
Hillsboro
Tex
Carl Horn
Ethel Edsoe
Dairy Notes on Cow Feeding and Milk Quality
The notes explain that palatable foods encourage intake and that thoroughly cooled milk yields finer butter and longer shelf life. It states a good milk cow often makes poor beef, and a good cow may not produce enough milk to cover her cost. It defines the proper amount of food as what a cow will consume digest and utilize.
Proper Churn Amount for Efficient Butter Making
The extra quart of cream beyond the proper amount can choke the churn and lengthen the work. Two quick churnings beat one long one. A churn half full works better and faster than two thirds full. Time is shorter, butter quality improves, and buttermilk shows less butter fat when not overloaded.
Economy of Silage for Dairy Farms
Farmers must rely more on on farm production to feed dairy herds as commercial feeds rise in price. Silage offers a cheaper alternative, taking the place of expensive rations and serving as the most economical feed on the farm.
Reds Rally Past Clippers Seven to Six in Tuesday Tilt
In a tight contest between Carey Clippers and Upper Sandusky Reds, the Reds won seven to six. Carey scored in the seventh and fifth in the eighth. Upper Sandusky answered with runs in the third, fourth, sixth, and ninth. Batteries were Wickiser and McAvoy for Carey and Von Blon and Ranck for Upper Sandusky.
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Carey Clippers
Upper Sandusky Reds
Reds
Carey
Wickiser
McAvoy
Upper Sandusky
von Blon
Ranck
Tong Receives Excellent Discharge on Return from Philippines
Mott Tong arrived home from Monterey California on Tuesday with an excellent discharge the second such honor earned in his Philippine service He held the rank of Quartermaster Sergeant of Company C 8th Infantry Tong had been in California several months after serving in the Philippines where his duties were light and his service was described as pleasant His reenlistment is under consideration though his captain says he could regain his former position if he chose to return to the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott Tong
Monterey
California
Phillipines
8Th Infantry
Tong
Philippines
City Council Bills List For Monday Meeting
All council members present. Bills allowed include Charles Carr hauling wagon to fire 1.00 J W Weeks hauling dirt 1.00 M O Lilley Co pair nipples 1.08 J W Weeks killing and burying 4.50 W F Campbell drying hose 3.00 W H Snyder hauling hose wagon to two fires 2.00 Wesley Patterson hauling hose wagon to two fires 4.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Charles Carr
J. W. Weeks
HW. Snyder
H. G. Chambers
H. Snyder
Wesley Patterson
Lecture Course Dates and Entertainers for the Season
The coming season lists November 19 with The Italian Bars vocal and instrumental concert, December 31 with Arthur McMurray as Lecturer, January 27 with Alton Packard cartoonist, February 22 with Frank G Smith as Lecturer, and March 23 with Dr. Monroe Markley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McMurray
Alton Packard
Frank G Smith
Monroe Markley
Thanking Firemen and People for Save
Minor Mann thanks firemen and neighbors for saving his household goods from a Monday forenoon fire. He notes the incident could have caused great loss, but emphasizes the substantial yet comparatively small damage to his home.
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Mann
Fine New Residence On Dow Street Nears Occupancy
S Hart readying a new residence on Dow Street nearly complete and expected to be a fine addition to town. The home is described as elegant and will enhance the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hart
Dow Street
A New Normal Course for Local Schools
A new normal course will be added to the schools this year with Superintendent Nowlan teaching most of the instruction. Scholars will teach each other and gain practical experience by assisting regular teachers under guidance. Several graduates plan to return this fall to do normal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowlan
School Opens as Fire Escape Work Continues
The West End building will likely lack finished fire escapes but will open for classes next Monday morning. Classes will proceed without interference to study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Pitcher Thomas Grifith Strikes Out Thirty-One in Tie
In a ball game between Clearwater Florida and St. Petersburg Iowa last Wednesday Thomas Grifith formerly of this place pitched for Clearwater and fanned thirty-one. The game ended after twelve innings with darkness and a six to six score.
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Clearwater
Fla
St. Petersburg
Thomas Grifith
Mrs Nigh Moves to Wayne Michigan After Thirty Years in Carey
Mrs Mary Nigh departed Tuesday for Wayne Michigan where she purchased a home. She has lived in Carey for thirty years and will leave many friends behind.
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Mary Nigh
Wayne
Michigan
Carey
Mrs. Larue Boucher Improves After Stroke
Mrs. Larue Boucher who suffered a severe stroke two weeks ago reports marked improvement in paralysis on her right side and is doing better today.
Banks Admit Deposits Escape Taxation In Ohio Study
Testimony from 101 Ohio banks shows that just before last year’s tax assessing time $4,166,825 was withdrawn from deposits. The aim was to dodge taxes, supporting claims that bank deposits generally escape taxation.
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Ohio
Grangers Study Tax Reform Proposal in 1907
In a 1907 statement, F A Derthick notes the State Grange has not yet decided on classifying property for taxation. He advocates flexibility to revise the tax system as conditions demand, arguing the long uniform rate from 56 years prior should be loosened to reach intangible property. June 3 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derthick
Ohio Tax Commission
First Step in Tax Reform Voiced by Commissions
Profess or Loeb of the University of Wisconsin tells the First National Tax Conference that reform should begin with altering existing constitutional provisions. The commissions urge changes as the essential initial move in overhauling taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profesidor Loeb
University of Wisconsin
First National Tax Conference
Curing Seed Corn Advice for Small Plantings
The article instructs on curing seed corn for thirty to forty acres using a well ventilated heated room. It warns against damp spaces and suggests binding ears with twine and stringing them on wires, stressing a dry, dry room for proper curing.
Dry Feed Superior for Hog Growth Says Indiana Test
Indiana experiment station tests indicate pigs gain better on dry grain than grain mixed with water. The finding suggests mixing grain with water before feeding wastes time and slightly reduces food value.
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Indiana Experiment Station
Pies Sore Eyes Neuralgia Cure Claim Letter
A brief letter offers a “sure cure” for pies granulated sore eyes and neuralgia with a pay-if-unsatisfied promise. No verifiable medical evidence or source attribution is provided.
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W. H. Snyder
A. P. Johnson
Automobiles & Supplies
Cadillac
Uar
Elmore
C. P. Crawford
Wier
Peninsular
O. C. Bowlby Carey, Ohio
Stanley Wise Carey
Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Ceeeecacasnes
Gitea
Turkeys Coes
Cees
Sean Acone
Clover Or
Eenee Sane
Carey Times
Roxtonice
Editorial
Bryan
D. Ward King
P. C. Knox
Geneva
City Council
Oh*e H. B. Kurtz Sons
Grangers
Kitei
Kalb
Union Lock
Union Pence CO
DeKalb, Dl
Kansas City
Ranger & Huston
Oure Lady of Consolation Church
H. B. Hagesfeld
E. 73Rd St
Cleveland
William Johnson
Adrian
J. R. Eggstone
Enterprise Restaurant
J. D.carthers
John A. Gusman
Dick Carr
Ed Riester
G. W. Hickle
F. J. Weber
Shropshire Rams
Shuman Bros
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