Dismissed Yet Not Abandoned In Waterworks Debate
In court Hon. E G Johnson stated the waterworks case served a purpose and no progress has been made since. The bond issue remains stalled as council weighs the south ward water supply, while advocates push the Ingersoll lake plan funded by gravity and cheaper long term maintenance.
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E.G Janhson
Johnson
Ingersoll
Nye
Ron
Bond
Chapin
Messrs
Fauver
Gerieh
Eaton
Lana
Elyria
Geneva
Oberlin
Norwalk
Mr. Ingersoll
County Commissioners Publish Annual Report Selection
Fragmented text notes the county commissioners choosing The Republican to publish their annual report. It mentions Lorain dailies and a past arrangement with The Reporter, with the county likely consolidating printing privileges this year. Also referenced are upcoming performances and local humor in a January program.
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Lorain
Stes
Red Albumen Fraud Targeting Poultry Keepers
An Ontario style fraud letter claimed red albumen would make hens lay all winter when mixed with pepper and a thin mash. Investigations by Forbes and others show no such product exists under trade names and the claim is a scam. The letter spread to agricultural papers and druggists nationwide, with Ohio firms named as producers of fraudulent plasma products.
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Thingpaper
New York
Amopup
Dragkista
Thie City
Americwo Agriculturist
South America
Forbes
Ohio
Per Algrella
Department of Agriculture
Indian
Agriculturiata
iFing
von Hage
Wealdner Agen Setar Screw Co
Rural free delivery spreads daily weather forecasts to farmers
The weather bureau now ships printed forecasts by mail to post offices with rural free delivery. Carriers deliver the forecast to farmhouses and government boxes on morning routes, reaching over 100 Ohio offices and about 10 000 families. Where rural routes are unavailable, telegraph forecasts are sent at night for the next day.
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Weather Bureau
Ohio
Lorain County Farmers Institute Opened Amid Storm Delays
The twenty fourth annual Lorain County Farmers Institute opened in North Ridgeville with under 150 attending due to stormy weather and streetcar blockades. Delays pushed state speakers to later in the day while sessions continued through Thursday and into Thursday evening. Notable speakers included W N Cotton I B E Squires W D Warren and J Al Dobie with an illustrated Chau Twaqua lecture by F A Cattern.
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Lorain County Farmers Institute Association
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Lne
Wellington
Wnw. L. Cotton
I. BE. Squires
W. N. Briggs
W. D. Warren
W. A. Braman
J. Terrell
Elmer Cotton
F. A. Cattern
J. al. Dobie
Kei Rathban
Singers Club Formed At YMCA Meeting In Lorain
A Tuesday evening YMCA meeting in South Lorain organized a Singers club. Officers include Director H Whitehouse Librarian Andrew M Balough President J P Davis Vice President W R Henry Williams Secretary treasurer MEST K Bow man Music committee W A Die t tick Jos Brown and W T Filmer. Meetings set for every Tuesday at 3 oclock.
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South Lorain
Ector
H. Whitehouse
Andrewm.Balough
J. P. Davis
Wr. Henry Williams
Bowman
W. A. Diettick
Jos. Brown
Afd
W. T. Filmer
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Adoror
Allie Ateers
Jsaugh
Ra House
Aps
Mr. Scholes
Farmers Institute
Priz
Broad Street
Cheapside
Harry H. Smith & CO
Harry H. Smith
East Broad Street
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