Ohio crop report shows wheat sowing drop and potato yields
The Ohio Department of Agriculture reports crop conditions as of November 1. Wheat area sown last fall was 2,032,130 acres with a 4 percent drop from last year and an estimated 1,915,758 acres to be seeded for the 1913 harvest. Potatoes planted totaled 111,704 acres with 8 percent rot, and total 1911 potato production estimated at 8,161,203 bushels.
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Ohu
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Department
Ohio
State Crop Prospects Report From 1920 Autumn Seeding
The report details seeding delays with average date October 3rd and notes fly damage to early sown wheat. It places Wisconsin leaders in alfalfa. yields per acre for various crops are given, including 3.8 bushels per acre overall for state production and 12,200,376 bushels total potato output. Disease and damage factors such as cholera in hogs and welding-related shoddy damage are mentioned.
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Uns
Hamilton County
No Charge For In-City Message Delivery Says Manager Ei
West ern Lavon announces no messenger charges within the city corporate limits. Previously free delivery applied only to a defined area. the change ends all delivery fees inside city limits for messages.
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Keyes
Lavon
Retail Merchants Set Meeting At Chamber of Commerce
The Retail Merchants association holds its regular monthly meeting Wednesday evening November 8 at 7 30 at the Chamber of Commerce. Chairman Berkowitz issued notices today urging Hamilton retailers to attend. Officers seek strong participation from member firms to address pressing local retail issues.
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Retail Merchairs’ Association
Chiarber of Commerce
Iss Ovelork
Berkowitz
Hamilton
Hismeetin
Nemlors
Elks Minstrels Coming Benefit Next Week at Smiths Theatre
Charity event by the Elks promises a strong program directed by A George Nunn with Hamilton artists. Six seats per person aim to prevent favoritism as tickets go on sale tomorrow morning for performances Wednesday and Thursday evenings November 15 and 16. Interlocutor Billy OToole and a cast including Vickers will headline a show billed as perhaps the finest minstrel program yet in Hamilton.
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Lundston Tage
Bop
Oy Ville
Smith’s Theatre
Hamilton Indie
Ainsirel Stow
A. George Numi
Hamilton
Nunn
Billy O'Toole
O'Toole
Vickers
College Corner Highlights Weekend Guests and Church Events
The column lists numerous visitors and hosts in College Corner Ohio including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Metric Mrs. Harry Smith and families Rev McSurley from Oxford officiating at United Presbyterian. It notes Sunday guests at multiple homes and a quarterly meeting at the M 2 church with Dr Tevis, superintendent, present.
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Journey College
Chas. Metric
Inner
Harry Smith
Mes
Thomas Vanness
Paul
Peru
Mason Mortis
Fred Smith
Opal
May Trowbridge
Clara Bowmar
Chas
Herrie
Wouls
Reiley
Joli Blunker
R. M. Witter
Frances
Henry Witter
Mr. McSurley
Oxford
United Presbyterian Church
Albert Medill
Alex Mediill
Olizabeth Paxton
Baby Tread Dead Robert Edward Infant Son of Fr Tread
Infant Robert Edward, son of FR S Tread of 4 Pleasant avenue, died Monday at 12:10. The bereaved family mourns the loss as friends offer sympathy. A brief notice mentions the mother’s death in August and references to local names and remedies.
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Robert Edward
FR. S. Tread
Hanse
James Banta Pioneer of Preble County Dies at 80
Eaton Ohio Nov 7 James Banta aged 80 pioneer of Preble County died at his home on Fort Barron street after a paralytic stroke and old age. He was a charter member of the West Alexandria lodge of Odd Fellows and longtime progressive farmer. Survived by his wife four daughters Edith Hettie Goldsmith Wampler Greenfield, and two others. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Odd Fellows and local officials officiating.
John Mullen Dies After Accident in Middletown
John Mullen aged 19, traveling salesman for Calumbia Carriage Co of Hewilton, collapsed en route from Dr Bondy’s office and died. He left two sisters and a brother. Related to Wrights and Curteys of Haralion, Mrs William Guston, wife of a former Lebanon proprietor, was arrested with Ray Lewis on a charge of fleeing from her husband.
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Middletown
John Mullen
Calumbia Carriage Co
Huwilton
D. B. Bondy
Bundy
Wrights
William Guston
Lebanon
Ray Lewis
Better schedule sought after rail changes
The transportation committee of the chamber of commerce, led by Chairman Ld. Bacher, plans to send a committee including Bucher, Bert McDougal, a C H L railroad agent, and G R Geer to Cincinnati to meet General Passenger Agent W. H. Wheelay of the C H Dy railroad. They aim to discuss schedule changes that removed the westbound 12:40 p m train and shifted evening trains, hindering westward access to Hamilton after 4 p m. The group will meet Mr Calloway and others within days, with regional towns along the Indianapolis division backing restoration of the former, more satisfactory schedule. The Henry Henning vs Hooven Owens & Rensselaer Co damage suit has been settled.
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Committee On Transportation
Chamber of Commerce
Ld. Bacher
Bucher
Bert McDougal
C. Hd. Abl Li Railroad Company
GR. Geer
Cincinnati
Genera
W. 3. Wlluway
C. Hy & Dy
Indianapolis
Cox declines congressional Panama trip for appropriations panel
Washington November 7 Representatives Cox of Ohio and Taylor of Kentucky will not join a trip to Panama by the appropriations committee. Rauch of Indiana and Sherley of Kentucky plan to go. The trip aims to inspect spending for the canal project and justify reductions, with hopes of saving several million dollars from the annual budget.
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Washington, D.C
Hove
Pasawa
Cox
Ohio
Taylor
Welltte Obie
Rauch
Indidan
Sherleyy
Kentucky
Committee of fifty meeting on Men and Religion Forward in Hamilton
The committee in charge of the Men and Religion Forward movement in Hamilton will meet at First United Presbyterian Church on Thursday at 7 to lay definite plans for local work. One organizer from Daylun will attend to assist in forming the program.
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Hamilton
First United
Daylun
Periuinent
Ornanhions
Funeral attendance for Tate John Mullen in Middletown
Many Hamilton friends of Tate John Mullen will attend the funeral at Middletown on Thursday.
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Tate
John Mullen
Laneral
Middletown
Man Pleads Guilty To Burglary In Shattered Case
A man identified as Joseich McUavin pleaded guilty to burglary and related charges after a prior shooting incident involving Johnson. He received a one year sentence. The case involved a separate indictment for breaking into inhabited dwellings. The narrative notes the shooter Hindukle was shot in the hand and that officials viewed the lighter sentence as the outcome.
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Fudge Gord
Joseich McUavin
Johnson
Keeny
Hier
Hindukle
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Ayer
Miami Valley National Bank
Elks’ Minstrels
Hollister
Radcliffe Ding Co
James Banta
Preble County
Cc George Nunn
All Elke
Out of Hamilton
August Henning
Hooven, Owens &|, Renssehler Co
Panama
Mauds
THE
Howe Drug CO
Gold Optical CO
Buk
Meir
A. V. Gold
Tris
Ubese
Rade Ax Rogam Bros
Ae Elgin
Wattiam
Optica Company
Souls
Bridge
Mass
Unul
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