Community meetings and farm statistics discuss inflation era plans
A fragmented report outlines Pomona Grange and state officials hosting meetings in July and October on agricultural statistics, taxation, and civic issues. It notes presentations by Ruth McCollough Franklin, H Gasche, and Chesterfield, plus remarks on influenza and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacia
Ruth McCollough Franklin
Grove
Bureau of Markets
H. Gasche
Geo
Holmen
Chesterfield
Mage Aed Ieee
RN. Howard
Binete Entertainment
Vern Spangler
For Sale and Wanted Notices in Local Column
A jumble of classified ads lists items for sale including a three burner gas stove, white legher baby chicks, kitchen cabinet, bed springs and mattress, alfalfa and clover hay, dairy calves, and a Majestic steel range. Also notices for rooms to rent, private instruments, and farm equipment, plus voter and community news items and local family updates.
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Fred Hayes
K. Mohr
Avery Inn
Phang
Geo. Bernath
Delta 2
Wauseon
Phor
Oib
Ema
E. H. Tocdad
Will McConkey
Ana
East Chestnut St
A. N. Sutton
Oak Shade
Hand of Fate Writes a Memorial Monument Message
A fragmentary notice offers to create memorial inscriptions in artistic lettering for a monument. It promises durable, tasteful inscriptions to honor the deceased and invites interest in viewing examples.
Notice to Contractors for State Highway Improvements
State Highway Department of Ohio invites bids for improvements on Clinton and German Townships in Fulton County. Estimated cost 242 830.04 dollars. Bid proposals due April 29 1821. Plans on file with Resident Engineer and State Highway Commissioner. Final account hearing set for May 1921 in Fulton County Probate Court.
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State Highway Department
Columbus
Ohio
Loui
Tore
Clinton
Gut
Mart Aubrait
Lukin
Dellane
Enzineer
Vieteay Department
Herrick
Nerevy
Grant Aumend
Martha E. Aumend
Feet
Barber
Fulton County
Farm incomes in Western Ohio fall 40 percent in 1920
Professor R P F Taber of Ohio State University reports a 40 percent drop in net income for a group of western Ohio farms in 1920 versus 1919. Increased yields in most crops offset by higher expenses. wheat saw only a slight dip. market prices declined sharply.
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Ohio
R. P F. Taber
Department of An Economics
Ohio State University
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Picnile
Shaw
United States
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New York
Farmer'n National Magazine
Jim Jeffries
California
Burbank
Jim
Jeffries
Jeff
Jack Johnson
Reno Nevada
Chamberlain
Everybody's Column
R. C. Easterwood
Willow St
Dini
A. BE. Harger
Overland
W. J. Imes
Tedrow
Woodw. & Schwagner
East Leggett Street
Arense County
Mich
Caasidy
Standish
Orville Greaser
Ratsville
Stepens
Magic Getty
Burill
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Age
W. M. McConkey & Son
Mayr
Ottokee
Alice McArthur
Harold Miley
Harry Guilford
Sandim Garmon
Sadie Spangler
Chassarmen
H. C. Guilford
Sherm Todd
Archie Fetzer
Frank
Edith Crout
Virgil Springs
Jerry Jones
Lou Rockwell
Sundey
Balcom
Tremon
Wm Carter
Clell Pontious
Elmer McArthur
Ottokne
West Chesterfield
Gail Bulkley
M. M. Taylors
Clark Powers’ Ears
Earl Hill
Petoskey
William
Helen Lind
Harry Goodermonts
George Kahle
Lyons
Forrest
Kahle
Forrest Kahle
Mary Grove
Swanton
Reynold
Bryan
Wauseon, Ohio
Fosterky
Toledo
Nevo
Therirune
The
Fulton County Tribune
Ohio Farmer
Gehring-Ruhlin CO
Lyon & Co
Cash and Garry
Arden
Anter
Richlieu
Chase and
Sanborns
Armers
AETNA
General Insurance
Mutual Life of
America
Peley
Pelle
CF Reynolds
Elites
Wandick
Beverly
Foley Kiger
Uoubie
Fink & Haumesser
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