Forest Service Deplores Waste in Wood Turning
The Forest Service urges smarter timber use after growth. Studies show an average tree yields 33 percent seasoned lumber with 85 percent becoming finished product. 75 percent of rough lumber ends as finished parts in furniture and vehicles. Emphasizes saving raw material in turning high grade stock like hickory as demand tightens.
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Forest Service
United Sates Department of Agriculture
United States
Senator Cummins backs seasonal coal freight rates proposal
The article reports Senator Albert B. Cummins of Town supporting an Interstate Commerce Commission bill to set seasonal freight rates for coal. He argues it could free idle miners for other work in winter, easing discontent, while helping coal buyers if summer purchases rise.
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Albert B. Cummins
Senatius
HOW CONGRESS HELPED TOWN TALK
A fragmented column covers investigations into wartime contracts, government excesses, and reform efforts led by Attorney General Dougherty. It notes subcommittees, suspicions of officer connections, and potential prosecutions, with emphasis on War Department purchases and surplus handling. It mentions Scouts heading to Wolf Lake and a July 4 incident at Napoleon Beach.
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Snrong
War Department
Pade
William
Graham
Ilinois
Want
Wau
Wolf Lake
Department of Justice
Secretary of War
Doughay
Ide
Daugherty
Napoleon
Rolland
Geo. Haus
Hieger
Deception film crowds at Princess Theatre Tuesday
Remarkable scenes feature over seven thousand performers in the Paramount photoplay Deception. Henry Porten Emil Jannings lead a large cast in England set pieces from Henry VII's era including Anne Boleyn’s downfall and Westminster Abbey coronation scenes directed by Ernest Lubitsch.
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Tre-Mendous Paramount
Princess Theatre
Henry Porten
Emil Jannings
England
Henry VII
Anne Boleyn
Bluthing Hal
Westminster Abbey
Thames
Anne
Ernest Lubitech
Mulholland Shows Bring Carnival Week Fun to Town
Carnival week offers animals tricks and marvels at Mulholland Shows with mechanical wonders and a Perris Wheel ride. Visitors can enjoy eats drinks and prizes while supporting the American Legion treasury through a share of receipts.
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Mulholland
Vanity Fair
Car wheel comes off as Mrs Spiess turns Fulton and Cherry
The right front wheel on Mrs Reuben Spiesss car came off while turning Fulton and Cherry Streets Thursday. She drove slowly and no one was hurt. The front axle broke at both ends. Comrade Levi Hoy lies seriously ill at his son Rollin Hoy's home. his age and heat hinder tentative care.
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Reuben Spiess
Fulton and
Cherry Streets
Levi Hoy
Roll 1
H. Hoy
Mr. Hoy
What Is the Idea Tariff on Crude Oil Sparks Debate
From correspondence received we learn that some interests propose a tariff of 1.00 per barrel on crude oil used for road making. The oil, sourced from wells in Mexico, is cheap. The plan would impose a 31.00 ad valorem tariff, leading to at least ten cents per gallon on gasoline and related duties on asphalt road oil fuel oil and lubricants. Federal and state governments plan large highway spending and many tractors and engines exist on farms. What is the idea?
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Conay
Wella
Mexico
Finances for Farmers bill to fund Farm Loan Board
Congressmen push McFadden measure to deposit with the Federal Farm Loan Board an amount equal to the difference between the board’s paid-in capital stock and 50 million dollars. Current paid-in stock sits near 25 million, with deposits rising as land bank bonds float and new subscribers join at five percent. The plan aims to provide working capital until self-sustaining, correcting the current shortage for the board’s operations.
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Louis T
Pennsylvania
Mcfadden
Treasury
Federal Farm Loan Board
Rower
Farm Loan Board
Buckeye State Sets Record Sales in 1920 Savings Securities
Ohio leads national sales of savings securities with totals surpassing New England states and outstripping New York and Pennsylvania. Director Wolfe resigns after a record astonishes the nation, with New State Director Wood also setting a brilliant record in the period.
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Ohio
New England
New York State
Pennsylvania
Wolfe
Wood
Ohio Leads Nation in War Savings Securities Sales
Ohio's war savings program shows a strong rise with government savings securities selling well through post offices. Special report notes Ohio's 1920 per capita sales exceed New York and Pennsylvania, totaling $112,563,618, while 1921 early totals reach $2,466,300 with Ohio holding 24 percent of national sales. Wolfe, then Wood, led the drive to organize vast sales networks across the state.
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Ohio
Government Savings
New York State
New York
United States
Wolfe
Secretary of the Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Harry P. Wolfe
Buckeye
No Hard Times in Ohio as Savings Sales Shatter Records
Ohio treasury officials report April sales of government savings securities show the state captured 31 percent of national totals. Ohio sold 742063.15 dollars in War Savings Stamps and treasury savings certificates, far surpassing Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, and others, and marking the strongest April performance since last year.
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Ohio
Treasury Department
Buckeye
United States
Treasury Savings
Ilinois
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Missouri
Government Savings
Rough for Rent and Various Classified Notices
The page lists assorted ads and notices from a local register. Entries include rental inquiries, vehicle sales at bargain prices, chimney cleaning services, local doctor offerings, washing requests, a Chevrolet roadster for sale, pasture land availability, cattle or sheep grazing terms, and a Wednesday deacon and veal calves collection, with contact details and dates. Strong entities include Posy Lake, Lee Williams, D. W. Myers, C. M. Huntley, Dr. McTaggart, Bryan, Tri bune office, Black' 518, E. G. Whitedone, Winameg, Lyons, Oak Shade, and AL N. Sutton.
Boys and Girls Clubs Expand Adult Problem Solving
A county program shows gains by 4H style projects in dairy, poultry, and pigs, with swine developed by boys sold across 80 percent of local farms. The article argues that engaging youth under 20 yields long term benefits, unlike starting with older adults who have fewer productive years.
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United States
Agriculture
California
Bank Robberies Outpace Bank Failures In Ohio
Ohio banks have seen about 40 robberies in the past year versus six bank failures. The Ohio Bankers Association notes robberies outstrip failures despite safeguards. Stronger county banking associations spread across 28 counties, while private bank policemen may arrest bandits statewide. The Ohio Bankers Association plans to discuss improving banking practices at its Cleveland convention July 13 and 14.
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Ohio
Ohio Bankers Association
Ohio Bankers’ Astion
Cleveland
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