Wheat Prospects Show Improvement Across State Reports
The June report from American Press Telegram summarizes county crop correspondents on wheat, oats, barley, rye, alfalfa, and hay. Wheat prospects rise slightly to about the mid eighties in many counties, but vary, with Miami at 47 percent and Auglaize as low as 1 percent. corn planting delayed by cold rain. past month frost damaged hogs and clover. overall hog feeding up for summer markets.
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American Preau Telegram
Columbus
Timothy
Allen
Aliglalze
Olarke
Doran
Mercer
Miami
Ottawa
Putnam
Shelby
van Wert
Miami County
Auglaize
Aighteen
Program of County Sunday School Convention Next Week
The county Sunday School convention will meet at Union Church next week with sessions Tuesday through Wednesday. Opening exercises, an annual address, reports, devotional periods, and talks on Sunday school growth and girl’s work fill the schedule. Attendees will discuss township apportionment, banners, roll calls, and prize distinctions for townships with the best Sunday schools.
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Wo. Klasner
J. Lyons
County Levy Adjustments Completed by Commissioners
County commissioners concluded adjustments to county levies at the March meeting. They set levies on household and farm assessments, discussed school and road budgets, and considered relief costs for widows and orphans. Debates focused on contractor payments, glue tire costs, and who should bear share of the tax burden.
Will of Jack Rose Filed for Probate Tuesday Afternoon
The will of Jack Rose is filed for probate Tuesday afternoon. The document references the estate valued at about 5000 dollars with property including a home on Cinest Hu Street and other assets. A further will is anticipated to be produced and tested in court.
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Jack Rose
Valwad
Asut
Chae Nestor Estate
Betis
New Moscow Lawn Fete Seeks Community Attendance
Local notice details a lawn fete at New Moscow weekend events with visitors from Cambodon and local families including Mrs Lert SALT Os Mroo and Mia Stace Mebkonald. Social gatherings at Franklin apert and Sunday visits with Mrs Rachel Amatles, Mr Samuel Valentine, and Mrs Wo oat. The ladies’ group plans a fete night on Saturday June 15 inviting all residents.
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Ritheroch
Mra Lert Salt Os Mroo
Mia Stace Mebkonald
Franklin Apert
Joba Mwernakl
Emper Smatles
Mire
Annie Holbrach
Rachel Amatles
Ami
Samuel Valentine
Wo Oat
Den
Setneay
Brerybmiy
Teachers elected by board for Pleasant Valley schools
At a meeting in the Hunter Building last Saturday the board selected Horizon Ships Clarke Advanced Rolla Hanks for Horizon and Primary Lillie Tompkins for Chestnut Hill Everett Preston Canal Lewisville Co Prof W C Reaner Grammar P Frank Tompkins Primary Maggie Day. One other applicant remained for the muscle teacher position, to be filled later. the current post offers $50 per month for nine months.
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Board of Due Eason
Hunter
Forlowly
Pleasant Valley
Horizon Ships
Clarke
Rolla Hanks
Lillie Tompkins
Chestnut Hill
Everett
Preston
Canal Lewisville
W. C. Reaner
Frank Tompkins
Maggie Day
Local News Briefs from Clark News Chark Area
June Riley Lower is sick with appendicitis at the home of O. Haun but reported out of danger. Frizger of Akron visited friends here Sunday. Fred Solomon Sso returned from Lomin where he attended to distress relative to all interests. The Leiter Bros. showed in town Monday night to a small audience. The Sacre Oil Co. snipped a tank off Tuesday.
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Chark
June Riley Lower
O. Haun
Dos
Frizger
Akron
Fred Solomon Sso
Lomin
Leiter Bros
Elieus
Our Town
Sacre Ol Co
Conesville News Notes and Local Socials
Conesville and nearby towns share a bustling week with visits from Mrs. Geo Mills and Miss Mars Mistett. Residents report travel to Newark Delaware and Wilmore Kentucky, plus a Mayday hay wagon ride. Local court cases span topics from a wife beating incident to a treasurer contest, while a grand parade of visits and commencements rounds out a busy period.
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Conesville
Mises Berta Lireas Faye
Hose Melvin
Zanesville
McShase
Geo
Mills Sant Davebters
Josephine Aspem
Newark
Mir
Mis. F.or
Bacate d’ Watignier
Florence Spon
West Lafayente
Mars Mistett
Telerant Soar
Minerva Pepper
Pittsburs
J. W. Simms
West Lafayette
Foot Lay
Mroo
Chane
Fragzeys
Latay
Sally
James
Frank Meshane
Bed
Watts
Adams Mills
Das. Watts
Geo. Path of Columbias
Mowney
David Davis
Daugher Huvet
Delaware
Addams Mills
Dresden
L. Rockers
Wilmore
Haywood Jury Returns Fragmentary Names From Hickory Case
Partial list of jurors and local residents appears in the Haywood jury report. Names include Winley McBean rancher Samuel D Gilowin farmer George Powell rancher H F Measar farmer Leo Strivener farmer J A Roterton farmer Levi Stotth carpenter A B Burna rancher Samuel F L Russell rancher and other nearby residents.
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Toomes B. Dress
Winley McBean
Samuel D. Gilouwn
Clark
George Powell
GO. V. Sebern
H. F. Measear
Leo Strivener
J. A. Roterton
Levi Stotth
A. B. Burna
Samuel FL Russell
Social notes include visits and travel in Columbus area
In Columbus week ending notes show Mrs Nelson substituting in the office, Mrs Ernest Jolasuh of Newark visiting her brother T. K. Montgomery, and numerous visits by Mrs Lincoln Carson and baby of Pittsburg with her mother Mrs J. C. Bomerene. Others include Miss Louise Robinson returning from Cleveland and Ashtabula, Ed Kuntz traveling to Dundee, Mrs Fred Wolfcomer and Mildred from Bakersville visiting Mrs W H. Robinson, and the Geldel, Rippeth, Williams, Gidcooley, and Agnew families listed as guests or travelers. Rev Ruers returns from New Preven for a conference. Crawford and Edgar Selby are noted as returning from visits, with Mrs McAndy returning to Wooster and Mr and Mrs B R Reed and son heading to Bucyrus. Rose Barnes of Franklin spent a day in the city.
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Columbus
Nelson Sus
Pormerene
Ernest Jolasuh
Newark
T. K. Montgomery
Lincoln Carson
Baby
Pittsburg
J. C. Bomerene
A. K. Leighninger
Helen Emerson
Koy Z. Thomas
Arthur Campbell
Vonnie Cochran
West Lafayette
Louise Robinson
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Kuntz
Dundee
Fred Wolfcomer
Mildred
Bakersville
WH. Robinson
Aurora
Charles Geldel
Clifford Rippeth
Wads Burninas
Uhrichsville
Charles Williams
New York City
Wiliam Savery
Margaret Gidcooley
Misa Sue Mansing
Ruers
New Preven
Helen Agnew
Oberlin Conservatory
Crawford
Cuyabrogs Falls
Walnut Street
Edgar Selby
Frinreton
Nooo
Mra McAndy
Giest
Wernert
Wooster
B. R. Reed
Bucyrus
Rose Barnes
Franklin Apent
Markets Report Shows Cattle and Grain Activity in Chicago
Markets in Chicago show cattle prices ranging from 4.60 to 6.80 for steers and heifers with calves around 4.80. Feeder and butcher categories drifted, while Western lambs traded 6.00 to 6.80. Corn opened steady with futures near 54. to 54.8 as receipts edge up. weekly weather outlook remains favorable for cre…
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Odo
N&s
Sheen
Atromg
Juby
Yate—lInly
Whede Archer
Wideawake engineer saves drunken driver on Main Street
Ben Anonds, a farmer, drove onto the Panhandle crossing in a drunken state and was stopped by an alert freight engineer. The engineer applied air brakes, stopping the train within its length and narrowly preventing a fatal wreck. Amonds and his companion tried to flee, but the horse balked on the crossing and Amonds was knocked from the wagon.
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Ben Anonds
Panhandle
Amopds
West Lafayette
Islets
Hhamed Smid
Will Markley
Smith
Everyman
Main Street
Fred Bishop
Amonds
Guilty of Murder in Second Degree in Colum bus
Ida Mae Dordenkircher was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing her husband Levi Bordensireh on Christmas Day. The circuit court denied a new trial and she was sent to the state penitentiary in Columbus to begin a ten year sentence. The defense plans to appeal to the supreme court, arguing trial errors but the court noted any error favored the defendant and the sentence remains lighter than warranted.
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Ida Mae Dordenkircher
Columbus
Levi Bordensireher
Au Oxrophir
Cireuit Court
Whee
Glenn State
Times
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Donahue
Nicno Qs
Wia Mat
Jiarge Donahue
Trial Flight Over Speck Farm in Coshocton
A Coshocton airship trial occurred Monday afternoon near Speck farm north of the city. The 25 to 30 foot gas bag rose briefly to show the propeller and steering work, then descended. Chicago gas expert Jorgenson praised the engine. Promoters expect further improvements before possible Coshocton return for a larger flight.
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Succes
Speck Farm
Fouria'elock
Pearnright Wilson
Aeronat
Aero Aiixious
Wilson
Chicago
Jorgenson
Ace Fae
Secnston
Colas
Woly
Plainfield Community Brings Back Parade and Band Debut
Plainfield marked Decoration day with a crowd at the new plainsfield concert band debutting in January. About twenty soldiers lined up as Res Merchant delivered the oration. The Paul Zocher piece and quick step were well received. Davin sang Bunker Hill with strength and the teachers’ examination at Zanes rifle Saturday drew attention.
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Res Merchant
Paul Thiraday
Paul Zoehner
Tranland
Alsard
Davin
W. Beenett
Rex Baker
Zanes
Setardey
Sale on kitchenware and lawn items prompts quick bids
A local sale advertises discounted kitchenware including dish pans 3-4-5 qt and sauce pans 3-4 qt, plus washing basins spoons tippers and drinking cups. Limited quantities of lawn mowers at 2.50 and 2.79 each are offered with trade-in option for buyers ready to act.
Dresden Couple Wed in Grace M E Church
Miss None May Gonder and George Renton flollabaush wed at eleven this morning in Grace M E church Dresden. Miss Gore der has been a teacher in Dresden public schools. Mr Hollenbanen left Sobel's clothing to run his father's shoe business at Martingbury. The Lutherans conference will be held there this summer with date to be announced. Odd Fellows Chas Willan elected Noble Grand. Jona Sarit vice grand. installation in July. Freakin comet band to give a concert Saturday at Franklin hall with music and refreshments.
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Miss None May Gonder
George Renton Flollabaush
Grace M. FE
Goreder
Hollenbanen
Sobel's
Martingbury
Odd Fellows
Chas, Willan
Anentha
Jona Sarit
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