Local blacksmiths hustle as snow boosts business
Snappy About Town notes shoers busy today to keep hooves on slippery pavements. A home on Greene street was burglarized last night with a forced kitchen door latch. four coats, pants and shoes stolen, no clues yet. George H. Rundle reportedly had a comfortable night. County Auditors of Ohio hold their annual state meeting in Columbus today and tomorrow.
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George Stedman
Greene Street
County Auditors of
Ohio
Columbus
Ruby Council No. 66 Election Meeting Urged Tonight
NOTICH AH members of Ruby Council No. 66 are urged to attend the regular meeting this evening for the annual election of officers. Councillor.
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Ruby Council No. 66
Campaign aims to stamp hog cholera in western Ohio
An intensive effort funded by special appropriations unites nine field veterinarians under Dr. L. P. Beechy of Ohio State University to curb hog cholera across 42 western Ohio counties. The program, aided by the U S Department of Agriculture, emphasizes vaccination, sanitation, quarantine, and education through meetings and committees with local vets, agents, and farm groups.
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Ohio
L. P. Beechy
Ohio State University
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
George Agin
Tiffin
Crawford
Hancock
Seneca
Wyandot
E. A. Augsburger
Lina
Allen
Auglaize
van Wert
Putnam
Columbus
Delaware
Fairfield
Franklin
Licking
Pick+ away
L. E. Davis
Springfield
Champaign
Clark
Greene
Madison
L. W. Epple
Greenfield
Clinton
Fayette
Highland
Ross
R. D. Green
Dayton
Butler
Montgomery
Preble
Warren
B.V. Hover
Defiance
Fulton
Henry
Paulding
Williams
F. & Jones
Greenville
Darke Mercer
Miami
Shelby
O. L. Summer
Bellefontaine
Hardin
Logan
Marion
Tnion
A. J. Wahn
Toledo
Lineas
Ottawa
Sandusky
Wood
Indiana
Ohio-Indiana Line
READY FOR ENLISTMENTS
The Naval Reserve Force of the Second Naval District at Newport News seeks 2,000 recruits amid praise for its high standards. The article notes many factors affect enlistment, but points to opportunities for capable men to advance to ensigns through examinations and service in small boat and general duties.
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War College
Newport
R. I
Brooklyn ‘Navy Yard
Newark N. J
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis Minn
St. Louis
Second Naval District
Naval Reserve Force
R. T
Fire and police urged for $10 monthly raise
Citizens support higher pay for firemen and policemen citing long hours and low hourly wages. Officers face rising costs for uniforms and coats while on duty nearly always, with a $75 monthly pay for police and $70 for firemen, plus disrupted sleep for fire responders. The piece argues broad city backing for the increase and invites readers to try a press want ad.
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John Wisert
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