Corn Contests Moved to Ohio State University College
Corn contests and related youth programs have been transferred to Ohio State University College of Agriculture. The Junior Contest will join the new corn club. prizes shift to cups for first place with districts divided into four zones. Costs and records required, with all rules printed on yellow paper under OSU heading.
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Ohio State Uni ‘Waa
Corn Club
Farmore Woek
Washington
Clark Wheeler
Agricultural College Extension For View
State Board of Agriculture
Ullser
Ohio State University
Ohlo State University
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Obituary of Ellen Jane Orman notes marriage and family
Ellen Jane Orman born in Coy neton Ohio on December 24 1837 died March 16 1917 aged 70 years 5 months 20 days. She married Samuel Rees December 18 1868 and lived in Miami Henry and Fulton counties before settling in Ottokee. She had eight children, twenty five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Ottokee church conducted by Rev J A Wharton with burial in Ottokee cemetery.
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Coyneton
Miami
Ohio
Samuel Rees
Miami County
Henry County
Ottokee
Fulton County
Covington
Grandma Rees
Ottokee Church
J. A. Wharton
The
Christian Church
Ottokee Cemetery
Pany
10 Acre Corn Contest Award in Ohio History
The 10 Acre Corn Contest invites entries from Ohio residents over 20 in 1917 with rewards for 100 bushels per acre. Winners receive gold medals and life memberships in The 100 Bushel Corn Club of Ohio. All moisture determinations and yield calculations are provided by the College of Agriculture at Ohio State University.
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Ohio
College of Agriculture
Agricultural College Extension Service
Ohio State University
Columbus
Melery
Launghry Teacivers
School of Letters
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Unselfish Mother Love Inspires Strength and Sacrifice
A moving reflection on maternal selflessness, describing how a mother’s love drives her to give strength and even her life to keep her child safe, happier, and stronger in every way.
State Industrial Schools Report Details Plans and Operations
The report describes the Cottage Plan facilities for boys and girls, with the Girls Industrial School near Hyatts, and the Boys institution near Delaware. It notes age limits, daily populations around 1156 for the boys and 469 for the girls, staff totals, and property valuations, plus extensive production outputs including dairy, meat, produce, and ensilage.
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Scioto River
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Hocking Valley
R. R
Be Pretty Girls Advised At Auction And Tanlac Endorsement
Auction opens at ten with horses of all classes offered under guaranteed presentation and commission terms. Miss Marie Staught, a Cleveland office worker, endorses Tanlac for indoor workers, claiming it improved health and facial glow, with a local available sale through Fink and Haumesser's Drug Store.
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South
Cleveland
West Department
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Thas
Wangeon
Fink & Haumesser's
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