Negro Day in Columbus Centenary Celebration Planned
July 7 marks Negro Day at the Centenary Celebration Grounds with a large pageant "The Star of Ethiopia" by Dr. W. E. Du Bois. A 504-voice chorus of Negro participants will perform as Columbus hosts weekend trips to Upper Sandusky and other sites honoring John Stewart, Ben Hanby, and Civil War era roots.
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Columbus
Upper Sandusky
Home Missionary Movement
John Stewart
Othner
Ben Hanby
Nellie Gray
Otterbein
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Wilberforce
Oberlin
W. E. Dubois
Crisis
New York
Ethiopia
Montgomery Lynch
Seattle
Summer feeding of dairy cows for profit and pasture use
A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin summarizes economical dairy cow feeding. It advises lean toward liberal feeding only when cows lose weight and to use pasture when affordable. recommends grain for heavies and silage on high priced land or drought.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Readjustment Complete as County Board Finishes Personal Property
The County Board of Review has finished readjusting personal property assessments and will spend the rest of the month assessing corporations and real estate. Modifications for personal property may still be filed with the board. Increases appeared mainly on household goods farming implements poultry harness and some horses with occasional automobile raises. Real estate changes are expected to be the hardest to fit to all taxpayers. Mrs. Cyrus Hunt and Avis and Edith Cox leave for Rogerson Idaho to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith, formerly Lola Hunt. The daylight saving law has been repealed but won’t take effect this year.
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Deiicea
First National Bank of
Sheridan
Ind
W. J. Eberwein
Fred C. Burton
County Board of Review
Cyrus Hunt
Avis
Edith Cox
Rogerson
Idaho
Jesse Smith
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Lanham’s
Wm. Etzler
Clark Jewel
Perfection
Puritain
Simmons
Detroit Vapor
W. A. Miller
Racine
Bradfield & Mitchel
Hind & Harrison
Heron Bros
Indiana
Indiana Condensed Milk
Lebanon
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