Indian Anaz yn year six months paper issue at Otterbein
The December issue of the Otterbein Advocate, a monthly paper from Otterbein University in Westerville, is 32 pages long with a binding in India Book. Joseph O. Todd is editor in chief, a former Otterbein boy. The issue includes articles on vegetables, advertising, and school athletic events. Red Cross nurse Besse Dridet of Louisville appears, with county tuberculosis efforts explained and Red Stick sales promoted to aid sufferers in the county.
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Otterbein Avgis
Oterbein University
Westerville City
India
Iwe Coiers
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Joseph O. Todd
Gis
Odo
L. Todd
U. B. Church
Oasland Cit
Miss Besse Dridet
Louisville
Wasess County Puberculisin Society
Christine
Tetes
Sur
The Errant Dog Causes City Chase And Near Mishap
A large dog wandered from a poultry yard into town drawing attention from residents. The animal followed a wagon and horses through streets, past a school and toward Ulrich's Drug Store, almost colliding with a small child on the sidewalk before the driver redirected.
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Oder
Oden
Traci
Dearmin
Tiedos
Downwarth
Beame
Eia
Ulrich
North Spring Street
Boy Knocked By Dog In Alley Collision
A boy is knocked down after a dog collides with him in a narrow alley. The dog quickly apologizes by licking the boy’s face, then speeds off after its wagon. The boy suffers minor scrapes but is not seriously hurt.
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Watson
Local notes from Bedford and area
Fragmented items report visits and returns among residents. Mary Dagucana returns to Kansas City after a visit. Chris Poinagexter of Missouri visits his sister in town. Enid Porter returns home near Salon after time away. Mrs Moses Thomas of Bedford visited last week.
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Mes
Mary Daguacna
Kansas City
Amsa Aths
Chris Poinagexter
Missouri
Aye He
Enid Porter
Nec
Salon
Our
Central
Moses Thomas
Bedford v
Youell Pleads Not Guilty in Canton Land Fraud Case
Youell price M Youell and another man accused of defrauding Gus Melsheimer in a Canton land deal. Youell failed to plead to the charge on arraignment before Judge Ogden. bond set at 5000, he jailed. Trial delayed until term’s end. Melsheimer sues for 3600. Gardiner Tharp & Gardiner represent the plaintiff.
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Price M. Youell
Gus Melsheiner
Einore
Ogden
Guthrie
Youell
Tery
Sige Gee
Canten
Byey
Iin
Denuty Sherif
W.S. Gibson
Gesigne
Chryten
Canton
Melsheimer
Youeul
Gardiner, Tharp & Gardiner
Local Visitors Share Christmas Week News
Families and friends from diverse towns visited relatives and hosted gatherings over Christmas. Residents including Mr and Mrs Earl Grander, Mrs Jessie McGuire, and Mrs Albert Dgurknart were mentioned alongside numerous Sunday visits by extended families and local couples.
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Ty and
Mre
Jess McGuire
Anu Uebter
Earl Grander Quaday
Poultry Show Premiums Announced by Emr Poultry Association
The premium list for the sixth annual poultry show of the Emr Poultry Association is out with premiums of interest to breeders. The show runs from January first to fifth. Officers: Geo Myers President Jus Caress Vice President Jos M Smiley Superintendent Harry R Staleup Secretary Treasurer. Gil Colip has been secured to judge the show.
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Emr
Poultry Association
Geo. Myers
Jus
S. Caress
Jos. M. Smiley
Harry R. Staleup See’y
Association
Gil Colip
Moving family loses feather bed en route to Knox county
Chas Arnett, relocating from near Emison in Knox county, reports losing a feather bed on the wagon haul to the city. The bed, wrapped around furniture and a mirror with four pillows in a quilt, jostled loose during travel and was discovered missing upon unloading. Estimated value is about Ese.
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Chas. Arnett
Emison
Knox County
Stariing Point
Ese
Preparations for Odon Alamini Banquet Progress
The program committee for the banquet is arranged but slow responses from members hinder headcount. Dues and names were due last Tuesday and many have not replied, leaving uncertainty on the number to prepare for.
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Odon Alamini Ass'p
Rogiesville Mines Open With Wide Coal Supplies
915 J. A. Overton manager reports abundant coal at Rogiesville mines across varieties. A brief notice notes strong stock and ongoing operations under Mr Overton.
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Rogiesville Mines
J. A. Overton
Mgr
Dinner Guest Anne Delights Cousins With Bright Evening
Anne attends a cousin’s dinner as the youngest guest while guests include a fat florid architect and a slender lawyer. John Moore, the architect, is forty and Edgar Worth, the lawyer, is around thirty with a youthful twinkle. The dinner begins with light conversation.
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Anne
Mason
Ieci
Masons
John Moore
Edgar Worth
Raha x
Overhead irrigation boosts New Jersey truck farming profits
Farmers near Philadelphia gain from overhead irrigation systems that deliver water through elevated pipes at 50 foot intervals. The method, coupled with scientific fertilization and rainfall control, raises yields to as high as one thousand dollars per acre on New Jersey soil, reducing reliance on weather.
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Ayais Legion
Witet Ic
Callapon Schone
Galilee
Philadelphia
California
Florida
New Jersey
Com
Cultivate the Orchard and Watering for Trees
The article explains orchard care focusing on watering and soil management. Trees require ample moisture while animals thirst. proper irrigation and soil stirring after rain prevent moisture loss and boost tree life and yield.
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Fauig
C. W. Rapp
Oick
Feeting Techniques to Combat Weeds Across Regions
Agricultural notes describe spread of weeds along roadsides and fences, with hay and straw handling as a factor. Controlling growth requires regular clipping, brush removal, and two weedings monthly through two seasons to address horse nettle and thistle.
Alfalfa Economics and Farm Practices in Minnesota
Reading notes show alfalfa yield economics in Minnesota with a three ton per acre yield valued at 41.80 when used as pasture for pigs and 42.60 for cattle, with fertilizer value largely returning to soil. Cultivation cost cited as about 12 dollars per acre and fat production values for dairy use noted, alongside a tangential Philadelphia Ledger reference about bank statements and a state hospital listing.
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Minnesota
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