Federal agents lead war on common barberry in Lorain County
Seven agents from the U S Department of Agriculture under John W Baringer with the Lorain County Farm Bureau operate from Elyria to destroy European common barberry bushes. The plant spreads wheat rust endangering crops. 14,000 plus bushes found in Lorain County have mostly been dug up. Residents urged to remove bushes now to halt rust spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Farm Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
John W. Baringer
Gary Shablin
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Ofice
Elyria
United States
Europe
Olo
Campaign to Remove Barberries in Lorain County
Lorain County workers push a campaign to remove barberries from premises to protect grain crops. The Ohio State Department of Agriculture backs the effort and Mrs. Richard Fanon leads enforcement with public support likely easing the need for forceful action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Baenre Sheil Alot
Howard Rogers
Lorain County Agriculture
Turner
Ohio State Department of Agriculture
State Department
Woemnron
Richard Fanon
Ger Team Feney
Death of Hugo Stinnes Dominates Berlin News
In Berlin April 11 reports say Hugo Stinnes, Germanys wealthiest man, died today. The event shocks markets and raises fears for his vast business empire as his sons prepare to assume control. Washington insists his death will not affect German markets or government finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dawes
Stinges
Edmund Stinnes
Fern
Washington
Hugo Stinnes
Germery
Treasury
Mellon
Foreign News Nuggets From Across the Globe
Sailors from the United cruiser TaiteGnari attend ceremonies in Barcelona to place a wreath on a monument to Spanish sailors who fell at Sanvego and Cavite in the Spanish American War. A landslide buries a freight train on the Manresa Verga line in Spain. Belem prison in Mexico City is to be torn down after 350 years as a Wil for Afty years, housing famous prisoners. General Crimo Rivera in Madrid broadcasts a speech to be heard in North Africa France England and Portugal. In Sofia nine members of the late Premier Stambaliski Agrarian cabinet are acquitted of treason and MpPStus 10 a new Agrarian movement in Bulgaria. Former Premier David Lloyd-George is slightly ill in London today with a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TaiteGnari
Sanvego
Cavite
Mexico City
Belem
Madrid
Crimo Rivera
Direct
North Africa
France
England
Portugal
Sofia
wNine
Stambaliski
Ceen
Mppstus
Bulgaria
Communists and Vorwaerts Clash Over Exploitation Claim
A fragment notes a confrontation between the communists and the Vorwaerts, the socialist organ, accusing him as a ruthless exploiter of the working masses. The remain fragments hint at a political dispute in a labor movement context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communists
Vorwaerts
Socialists
Lewis Store Opens Downstairs Store
The Lewis Mercantile Company announces the opening of a downstairs department tomorrow after weeks of preparation. Proprietors Guhs and Williamsos and manager Carl Opfer promise a modern, varied spring assortment including wear, undergarments, house goods, dresses, blankets, and domestics at moderate prices with a ready floor staff for quick service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mercantile
State Briefs from Columbus and Cleveland
In Columbus and Cleveland Ohio reports note public health urged to enforce sanitary codes and to heat and ventilate passenger coaches. In Dayton agrim Wrights fold, Catherine Wright survived a telegram from the Kenek Legion of Honor. Cleveland officials warn public utilities need 850 million per capita to meet future gas electric and railway needs. Wheat across northern counties faring well while central and southern districts face severe weather. many areas may yield only a half crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Agri
Wright
Aaplane
Catherine Wright
Kenek Legion of Honor
Thenault
Cleveland
Grover
Mas
Well
Columbus
Exchange Club of
Columbus. O
C.J. West
Swimming Pool Tas Day On Saturday
A garbled page fragment lists names and small payments likely from a pool or raffle event. Notable entries include JoH Chanders & Son and Mrs. Joe Blair with modest sums, plus multiple individuals such as C. Ge Burket and Loyd Waters. The unreadable text suggests a local community listing of participants and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidbet
Alpert Fauther Methewson
Joh Chanders
Mantel Babich
B. Campbell
Tuyton Rhodes
C. Ge Burket
Joe A. Fannington
Grave A. Okem
L. Ryshen
Louss Siege
Otilelcea
Ceca
Martin Orn
A-D Heath
T. Cleranger
C.C. Renouard
Ault
S.ut WM. Harper
E. B. Schoenkin
Loyd Waters
Goutal
Sum Lecker
Mary HD
A. Geregnharmer
Henouard
Clintan Smith
Barney Davis
W.E Stevenson Au
iMrs
C.H. Cedarus
Cedarny
Waltoe
Sterwald
Garford Lane
Ang Chas Botherlomen
Lon Jrol Thoyers v
OIL Newimneyers
Local Residents Noted in Ledger of Names and Sums
A long list of individuals and firms appears with scattered monetary amounts, names such as Mrs Hentzerburgh Mrs Jessie Rawson Mr Hoek Jo Peters Hertha Schulze Jagrusch Lamren Wilkins Raymond Amico and many others alongside businesses like Savings and Trust clubs Laundromats and hardware stores. The fragment reads like a financial roll or donor ledger from a community notice. It preserves names and numbers without coherent narrative or context.
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Ah Baird
Hormilersun
Bulers
Roy Hore
hPa
Mg Rae
Hayes
Rodgers
Yrit Savings Et Coa
iSaynes Deposit Bk. & Tr
J.C. West
Tu Loven
Hertha L
Weller , Bid
Wees
Wilkins
Nuhois
Dane P
Raymond Amico
Low View
Nichols
Beg
Leds Ss
Rou
FE Regal
Ste A
Lynn Joht
Holyday
Cae Tig Hens Music
Been
White Eagle Marine WU
B. Harrison
Lea Whitner & Co
Wetsek - Baslow
H. L. Knapp
John Busyell
Cow
A. Bassett
Belle Allen
James Flynn
Lou John Washington
Nu Folds
NK. Kramer
Bagby
Frank Stauten
Derothy Powers
Hoffmer
Lawrence Eliza White
Radachy
Farion Boylan
Lvin Buswell Eles, A. Daney
Ethel Goody
BE. L. Moodys
Dane Ray A. Ruz
Dean T. B. Holcomb
Rom J W. McHenry
Carl Martin
Ran
BE. Chapman
Fou I, Wasserman & Co
Lins Economy Shoe Store
Souy
Wm. Hewitt
Hanry
YoungkHaus Harry Rankin
McHenry
Ceee B.yd
Louis Heft
Rush
J. . Upp
J. E. Woodruff
J. BE. Woodruff
W. B. South
Harry Ingels
H. Faxon
Ani
H. BH. Waters
Don
Ernesa M.A Nickol
A. H. Hetzer
Win
Marre
Toye Elia Parmeile
Ale Ute
Rauhfuson
Lilian Scarey
Everard
David Everard
Eden A
Kaihurn
Halon
Phoebe de
L. E Ley
L. Dats
Oli Bt
Geo
Franks
Jack Black
Otto Seeman
E. Wheeler
Lin
Edward Haserod
Isabelle Barber
Roenla! Co
Exole
Boaman
Maude
House tackles immigration reform amid swift agenda
In Washington on April 11 lawmakers pushed to finish consideration of pending immigration legislation. The drive aims to wrap up debate by next Tuesday after weekend breaks, as leaders press for a final vote and procedural progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilthy
Extra Mel Daugherty Sues Senate Probers in Court
A filed injunction targets Cant SaadE and names defendants including Brookhart, Wheeler, and Aldes Smith in a federal case connected to the Brookshart committee and political tensions. Prohibition Commissioner R A Hanes gave an address to the Women's National Committee for Law Enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Court House
Wheauer Brookhart Committee
Midland National Bov
Cant Saade
Brew Aldes Smith
Brookhart
Republicay
Iowa
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Washington
Niet
Fisher
R.A. Hanes
Women's National Committee For Law Enforcement
Stock Market Mix in New York on April 11
Forenoon trading showed narrow moves and hesitancy with railroads steady. Southern Pacific rose, Stewart Warner fell sharply, and Reading declined. Noon prices listed diverse gains and losses across major firms including California Petroleum and U S Steel. Ohio livestock and Chicago grain sections noted separate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Southern
Paville
Southern Railroad
Paci
Gill
Stewat Warner
Maionventonts
Ope Stock Exchange
Baldwin
Studebakery
Chandler
Mac
Stewart Warner Va
Califormia Petroleum
Phillirs Petroleum
God Pan Americar
Reading
Texas
Parise
Missouri Partie
International
Redecas
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel, Aid
Canadian Pacific
Chi
Wi & St. Paul
General Elertme
Marine
Rh Ee Ora
Reas BO
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pace
Trepublic Iron & Ae
Republican Iron & Steel
Southern Parise
Studebaker
Texas Company
Lnion Pacific
Revival meeting details and local moves noted
The district notes a Tuesday county parent teachers meeting in Nidsevine. A revival at Ventures of Christ is rescheduled for Elden Murch's arrival in Hes DC. Maple leaves for Elmere. Miss Bitte Reed stays on the farm. The Beaumachers move into part of the large house. The new school grounds show activity with basement brick work readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couty
Nidsevine
Ventures of
Christ
Elden Murch
Hes
Maple
Elmere
Bitte Reed
Arthur Beaumacher
Pitts
David Blaine
Elvria
Robert Blaine
Charles Maple
Trustees Improve Streets by Removing Pump and Tree
The trustees begin curb improvements by removing the town pump and the tree standsway at the corner, signaling upgrades for pedestrian and vehicle flow.
Emerald Oi Germicide Promises Quick Varicose Vein Relief
Advert appears to tout Emerald Oi as a powerful germicide that rapidly reduces varicose veins and enlarged glands. It claims a two ounce bottle from WL Phillips will cure swelling in days when used as directed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stinnes Death
Germany
Hugh
Hamburs
Stinnes
Tae
Fehu
Otpan
THE
Loomis Company
Philpott
Shoe Store
Anne
Anne Nichols and
Henry Duffey
Anne Nichols
Duffey
Barcelona
Manresa, Verga
London
David Lloyd-George
LEWIS
Folumbus
Oma
John Emrm
Biase Cape - Ins
Uiterror Monger
Hentzerburgh
Jessie Rawson Oo
P. Hoek
Jo L. Peters
Bulletins
Valon Traction (Co
Indiana
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Tagalls
Ind
Philadhelphita
Rar
Ware den Suntee
Harry Watsen
Louis Olatcin
Mel Daugherty
Senate
Chicago
Farm Implement CO
Klothes
Western Electric
Masonic
Brenner
Mill Street
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