Ohio canals to receive three million dollar upgrade
Ohio state officials plan February let contracts for canal work authorized by the legislature this year. Total improvements exceed three million dollars, with about 4500000 needed for a five foot channel, and extensive bank strengthening and rock work. First section near Akron to Cleveland may open in summer, navigation restored in stages over several years.
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Columbus
Jat
State Board of Public Works
Perkins
Minigow
Akron
Cleveland
Portsmouth
Meney
Miami
Erie
Ohio
Wife Follows Husband to Grave Within Ten Days
A Spring Mountain note reports Mrs. Kim Mohler died Sunday morning following her husband Frank Mohler who died unexpectedly ten days earlier. Their three children aged 15, 18, and 21 survive. the community offers sympathy.
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Daily Times
Spring Mountain
Kim Mohler
Frank Mohler
Marriage license questions tied to vice president’s son
A fragmentary report notes a perjury charge involving the son of Vice President Fairbanks in relation to a planned marriage at Swerbanvwille. It describes questions posed to the couple before the probate court, including ages, residences, birthplaces, and parental names, with clerk and probate court officials seeking satisfactory answers.
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Fairbanks
Swerbanvwille
Cette
Arere
Smd
Murphy Bill Would Make All Cities Cry on Sunday
Washington reports Rep Murphy of Missouri proposes a Sunday law to end Sunday sales. The bill would revoke tax certificates for violators and impose fines between 1000 and 95000 plus up to two years imprisonment. It aims to enforce Sunday observance nationwide, backed by temperance groups.
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Washington
Congreve
Murphy
Missouri
United States
Hquor
Farmers Institute closes successful meet at Nellie
The Nellie Farmers Institute held a multi day session with sessions on intensive farming barnyard care and alfalfa, featuring speakers S R McCormick Edwin Purdy J K Garting and N S Moore. Talks covered water supply heating lighting with acetylene and improving neighbor relations, farm equipment, home life on farms and citizen duties.
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Farmers’ Institute
On Nelle Farmer's Institute
Nonpamaener
R. McCormick
Keene
Edwin Purdy
Wiuff
J. K. Uarting
Jas. Heck
Mestre Moore
Hains, Bowers
Gamnertsfulder
Eisner, Myers, Boil and McCormick
SR. McCormick
D. D. Ha. Hursh
N.S. Moore
Huber
Ranmer
Bad Roads Prompt a Coshocton Farmer to Philosophize
A Coshocton County farmer laments road conditions and the impact on farm life. He argues bad roads hinder wages, tax fairness, and welfare, urging farmers to unite for better roads, fair legislation, and stronger political influence.
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Coshocton Co
Mrs Basil Miller Receives Telegram on Sister's Death
Mrs Basil Miller of West Lafayette received a telegram Saturday announcing the death of her sister Mrs Elizabeth Sidek of Van Orin. The message notes her maiden name Ravenscraft and mentions she left three sons and ten daughters. The item includes an advertisement for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children.
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Elizabeth Sidek
van Orin
Mame van Kravenscraft
Feesay
Professor Holden Corn Talk Book Promises Huge Farm Profits
Prof P G Holden promises Iowa farmers a method to lift corn value from 100 to 200 per acre, estimating $30 million more profits statewide. The Times and Farm News offer Corn Talk free with yearly Times subscriptions, claiming the book is worth 5.69 but included at no extra charge with daily or weekly combo plans.
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Obio Farmer News
The
Times
Chautauua
Holden
Iowa
Lows State College
Towa
Professor Holden
Iown
Mar
Farm News
New Gilford Ermeily Horse Trade Ends in Dispute
An unresolved affair involving a horse traded for a plane leads to two men denying responsibility. Officer Jackson learned the exchange occurred but the new owner refused the horse when asked to retrieve it. The animal was turned out as both parties refused care. Shelter and fees were provided to the horse, with potential prosecution if the true owner cannot be found. An unrelated advertisement offers work with the Manville Fire Extinguisher company in Cleveland.
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Gilford Ermeily
Dabmads
Jackson
Nevice
Went Swimming In January
Two boys from Ad amaville waded into a small stream near the village last Saturday enjoying a warm spell and ignoring winter. They found the water cool yet pleasant and laughed at the incongruity of swimming in January.
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Adamaville
Wedding in Uhrichsville and campus life notes from West Lafayette
Rev Straughn preached in Zanesville and will lead a protracted meeting. Edith Eckfeld married Rev George A Chaney at Uhrichsville M P church with Mendelssohn march and baritone solos. The couple plan to live on the West Lafayette college campus. Local updates include Dr Thomas addressing M C A, Leighninger joining Carnegie Steel Works, and Earl Davis nursing injuries. West Lafayette closes Sunday shops following local church-led effort.
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West Lafayette
Straughno
Zanesville
Straughn
M. P. Church
Edith
W. K. Eckfeld
George A. Chaney
Uhrichsville
Selby
West Lafayette College
Chaney
No. 3
West Lafayette Station
Thomas
M.C. A
Will Leighninger
Carnegie Steel Works
Sharon
Earl Davis
Ft. Wayne
West
Lafayette
Coshocton
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