Farm Bureau Federation Convention Closing In Ohio
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation convention closed February 3. Oscar E Brad Tate of Xenia re elected president of the State Federation with D M Olufer of Bucyrus as vice president. Districts placed 22 districts with four counties each and one director per district. The report notes sixty nine counties in the state with 76 000 members and outlines efforts in cooperative marketing and farm labor plans. President Howard appointed H Gustafson director of cooperative marketing and called a conference of fruit growers in Chicago to advance grower interests. Eight Ohio counties with cooperative Live Stock Marketing Companies saved farmers 27 500 to February 1.
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Columbus
Oscar E. Bradfate
Xenia
Ohio’ Federation
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Oscar E. Brad
Tate
National Federation
Stak Federation
D. M. Odufer
Bucyrus
Williams
Defiames
Fabter
Henry
J. RH
H. Gustafson
Department of Co-Operative
Gustafson
Chiyman
Michigan
Howard
Dent Howard
Europe
Eac! Ite
Veoorn
Ohio
Inter Cven
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Federation
United States
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Wauseon High Defeats Montpelier in Big Basketball Win
Wauseon High School defeated Montpelier High on Saturday night with a final score of 33 to 17 after a fast first half 20 to 8. The game, postponed to Saturday due to a lecture schedule, featured a strong Wauseon lineup and rough second half with several fouls. Junior girls beat freshmen 10 to 2 earlier, and the overall program drew mixed reactions from spectators.
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Montelier
Schoall
Short
Wauseon
Wauseon Ministers Lead United Evangelistic Campaign
Six local ministers spearhead a townwide evangelistic campaign in Wauseon uniting diverse congregations. Their nightly messages stress Christian unity and service, urging support and cooperation from all residents as pastors Harding and his wife deliver song evangelism and leadership in the mission.
In Search of Sinner at Princess Theatre
The Peppy Constance Talmadge film In Search of Sinner shows at the Princess Theatre February 22 and 23. Anita Loos and John Emerson adapted the story about a girl with a saintly husband, offering unusual angles for Talmadge, described as a standout First National star. A separate Ottokee Grange Hall event on February 21 features A Perplexing Situation, a humorous play, plus a music program and a fish pond activity.
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Constance Talmadge
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Princess Theatre
Constance’ Talmatge
Ottokee Grange Hall
Fulton Wolstein Breeders Meeting in Fulton County
Pure Bred and Grade Holsteins owners in Fulton County will hear Ohio’s standing among Holsteins at a county meeting in Wauseon Court House on February 19 at 10 am. W. L. Biddle of Wauseon coordinates. Ohio ranks third in purebreds with about 30,000 Holsteins. industry valued at around 10 million dollars, with grades outnumbering purebreds roughly four to one.
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Fulton County
Ohio
W. L. Biddle
Wauseon
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
New York
Wisconsin
Winameg Evangelistic Meetings Begin February 21
C E Rostofer, minister of the Christian Church of Wauseon, will hold a series of meetings at the Winameg Christian Church starting February 21. He is described as an eloquent preacher and the event aims to strengthen the church and prepare children for Christian service. All readers are urged to attend and support the effort.
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Winameg Evangelistic
Ohio farm groups back tax relief amid crisis
Ohio farm organizations told the General Assembly on February 8 they favor swift action to relieve taxation. They urged enacting the Taft Bill and Griswold debt limits, or a constitutional amendment ensuring stable revenue, capping real estate taxes, and approving an income tax under voter authorization.
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General Assembly of
Ohio
Farm Organizations
Ohio taxation plan backed by farm groups
A speech and supporting letters argue that most government spending is not on the military but on civil activities. The proposal, backed by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and Ohio State Grange, aims to reform taxation, with Governor Davis forming a nine member study committee to evaluate a new system balancing farmers, business, and public interests.
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Bureau of Stand
Ohio
C. E. Bradfute
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
L. J. Taber
Ohio State Grange
C. A. Dyer
Ohio Home Protective League
Davis
Farmers Organizations of
Commonwealth
Hearing on Change of Big Ditch Course Opens
County commissioners held a hearing on altering the Big Ditch near Waureon to locate a new reservoir on village land. The engineer report and survey were reviewed. Objections from several landowners were noted as the hearing was continued to Monday February 28 at 10:00 a.m.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cinton
Waureon
R. J. Bernath
D. B. Johnson
J. C. Paxson
Wausch
Sioners
Prose
Canfield
E. E. Spring
Christ Church C E Rostofer Bible School Plans
Christian Church notes 930 p m minister Rostopher. Loyal Women 48 percent in Banner Class program last Sunday. Sunday Loyal Son's Class to present program. Communion and preaching 11:00 am sermon Should We Testify. Christian Endeavor 6:00 pm. Night school attendees urged to be present Thursday February 17 for important matters.
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Christian
C. E. Rostofer
Minister Bible School
Robinson
Christian Endeavor
Growing Industry Prompts Wauseon Plant Push
A drought of clear text outlines the Automotive Body Company retooling its Wauseon plant for quantity production in partnership with Briscoe Corporation. The piece urges local support to boost capacity, profits, and town growth, praising managers James Vi Pond and M. Colvin and calling for unified public backing.
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Briscoe
Motors Corporation of Jackson
Wauseon
Briscoe Corporation
Wayseon
James Vi
M. Colvin
Reliable Corporation
Wanseon
Watsem
Oasis
Normalcy and war words shape postwar discourse
The piece examines how war era terms like normalcy spread through politics and society. It notes how normalcy is interpreted by workers, manufacturers, retailers, and the public, with implications for wages, prices, profits, and public works financed by a anticipated credit boom. It cites Henry Ford layoffs and hints at Senator Harding’s position.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Mrs Minnie C Rae 1921 Bowling Green Obituary
Mrs Minnie C Rae of Bowling Green died aged fifty on Monday in 1921 in Bowling Green. She was daughter of Samuel and Lucinda Robinson and mother to Clyde Hook Merritt L Bragg Carl Hepfinger Guy Helen Parker Roger Virginia. Survived by brothers Chas Robinson Toledo and E B Robinson Napoleon, four grandchildren and many friends. Funeral at Christian Church Wauseon with sermon in Toledo. burial Pettisville cemetery. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who provided dinner service song and flowers.
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Rae
Albert Hepfinger Leahinger
Bowlingreen
Tacks 1 of percent of ing ies in Hing nn
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Imake
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Harding
Bulkley Building Company
F. C. Smallman
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Fulton Wolstein Breeders Meeting
ANG the Taxpayers
Big Ditch
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros
the Clothcraft Store
Wauseon Automotive
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South Side Meat Market
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