Early May corn planting yields most in Ohio tests
The Ohio Experiment Station at Wooster reports that planting corn in early May yields the highest bushel per acre and best quality in northern Ohio. Planting two weeks earlier in central Ohio increases moisture content but similar timing shifts apply across latitudes. Delays after May reduce yields by about two to three bushels per acre per day.
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Theouthern
Kio
Ooster
Wooster
Brooder Pneumonia Causes Chick Loss
Poultry expert DD C Kennard at the Ohio Experiment Station warns brooder pneumonia often stems from dusty or moldy litter and musty feed. He notes diseased chicks breathe hard, lungs dark and firm, and recommends clean sand for two weeks then clean litter, avoiding mold exposure and dusty materials.
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DD. C. Kennard Poultryman
Ohio Experiment Station
W C T U Plans Jubilee Defiance and Ohio Crusade
April 22 reports that Defiance is among 54 Ohio towns where the W C T U has a 50 year crusade against liquor. A jubilee is set for April 29 with national reach in 50 major U.S. cities. In Middleport Ohio on April 23 Mayor George Bradford, a Klan candidate last fall, resigns citing health concerns for himself and his wife.
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W.C. T.U
Defiance
Ohio
WLC. T. U
United States
Middleport
George K. B. Bradford
Widow defends Hamon memory amid Oklahoma political row
In Ardmore Oklahoma, Georgia Hamon Rohrer defends her late husband Jake L Hamon against corruption charges and claims he secured Warren G Harding's 1920 nomination. She insists Hamon was virtuous and seeks documents to refute reports linking him to bribery. The widow also recalls his early struggles and affection for his wife. A separate Akron county office piece notes a new telephone system causing confusion among staff.
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Ardmore
O&la
Jake L. Hamon
Oklahoma
Georgia Hamon Rohrer
al Jennings
Gaston B. M
Secret Service
Hed
Hamon
Warren G. Harding
Chicago
Akron
Carl Repp
Repp
Court to decide on Wooley estate dispute in Lima
In Lima Ohio on April 23 the state supreme court is expected to rule soon in a case brought by relatives of late Joseph Wooley the baseball bat maker against Maude Michael a choir singer and department store clerk. The suit seeks the estate valued at about 75900 claiming Wooley promised her his heirloom assets after she lived with him as a daughter. No will was found and Wooley had given Miss Michael a residence a 4000 dollar car valuable jewelry and other property when she moved in.
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Lima
State Supreme Court
Joseph Wooley
Maude Michael
Miss Michael
Wooley
Michael
Milk Production Surges Yet Surplus Not Seen as Serious
M D Munn president of the National Dairy Council told milk distributors in Central Ohio that high prices stimulate output and create over supply but he does not believe the situation will become serious. He contrasted the vast output with a visual of ten gallon cans laid side by side to illustrate prodigious annual U S milk production.
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Uyed States
M.D. Munn
National Dairy Council
Ohio
Munn
Health tonic ad promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
An advertisement features Mrs Virgin praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as an effective tonic for women run down or nervous. It urges readers to obtain the remedy from a druggist or send for a trial package and free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffaln
N. Y
Discoverer of Tut Tomb Comes Home Visituntitled
Howard Carter, co discoverer of the tomb of King Tutankhamen, travels to the United States for the first time since the discovery. He is American. Miss Hh S Turner, dubbed a modern woman Crusoe, spends six months alone on a desert island off the English coast to study sea birds.
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Howard Carter
Lord Carnarvon
King Tutankhamen
Egypt
United States
Woman Crusoe
Hh. S. Turner
Nurses Attend District Meet in Cleveland
Report on the Convention of State Nurses Association at Columbus presented by Miss Alice Ann on Friday to District No 4 of the State Nurses Association. Edith Lias and Miss Jessie McNelly also attended from Elyria Hospital Maternity Department.
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Cleveland
Convention of State Nurses Association
Olumbus
Alubi Aaanne
State Nurses Association
Edith Lias
Jessie MecNelly
Elyria Hospital
Smallpox Epidemic Strikes Perry County Camp
George Wilbarger, after leaving the San Toy mining camp in Perry county, contracted smallpox on his return to Coolville. The mining town faces a continuing smallpox epidemic.
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Coolville, C
George Wilbarger
San Toy
Perry County
Woman Flogger Receives Backlash From Past Suit
Two years after Georgie Thomas of Tulsa Oklahoma flogged Billie Dail manicurist over alleged attentions she now faces similar assault. Police seek assailants after a man and a woman attacked her with a whip while she inspected a damaged car outside.
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Georgie Thomas
Tulsa
Oklo
Billie Daile
Thomas
Pastor’s Fund Mixup Delays Team Gear Cash Kept
The pastor asked the club to spend five dollars on bats balls or gloves but the captain and umpire explain the money was used for equipment only after the pastor discovered nothing new. The exchange highlights a humorous misallocation of the donation intended to aid the game.
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