Farmer federation calls for production boosts despite shortages
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation urges larger production to offset food shortages amid transportation gaps and unrest. It cites low farmer wages, labor shortages, and possible future price rises, proposing organized buying groups, data sharing, and collective selling to stabilize markets and reduce costs. Local notes mention several residents visiting or mourning, and a community dance event planned for Aug 14.
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Baseball Scores and Rain Postponements Across Leagues
In the American League the New York at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Detroit games were postponed by rain. Chicago defeated Waddington 4 to 3 in 10 innings. St Louis beat Boston 4 to 4. In the National League Boston beat Cincinnati 4 to 3 while Pittsburgh at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia were also postponed by rain. Chicago at Brooklyn was postponed due to rain.
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Medina Mon thar Neff Ely caller appears in list
Fragmentary OCR notes show two names Arkart Mews Ast 11-B 5 Sylets and Neff as callers at Medina Mon and Ely respectively, suggesting a local directory or roster entry with unclear affiliations and locations. Further readable context is needed to confirm roles or event.
Soviet Russia Faces Food Shortage and Strikes
The article describes widespread hunger across Russia as trains carry refugees and ragged workers from Moscow to the Finnish frontier. It notes shortages of bread and clothing, unrest, and a regime relying on requisition and barter while claiming progress. It mentions Lenine, Trotsky, and the military regime as the Bolsheviks face economic collapse and dwindling crops.
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Bolshevik Russia Faces Rail Reforms and Food Crisis
A report notes shortages in food distribution under Bolshevik rule and highlights a railroad reorganization improving transit from Verkhune-Udinak to Moscow or Petrograd in ten days. A 1000 ruble fare for four thousand miles is cheaper than buying meat or salt at depots. It also praises efforts to Burphenize education with reading rooms, schools, and child care during the crisis.
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Cox Leaves on Campaign Tour. Cox Heads to Columbus
Dayton reports Governor Cox starts a coast to coast campaign swing with ten addresses before November. The first stop includes Camp Perry for the Governor’s Cup shoot, then Wheeling's West Virginia Democratic convention. Columbus to become his future headquarters with a busy travel timetable.
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Cleveland Leaders Vie for Supreme Court Nominations
Cleveland's former mayor and Ohio's ex governor participate in the race for the Republican nomination for chief justice of the Supreme Court. Benson W. Hough of Delaware leads over C Homer Durand of Coshocton for judge of the Supreme Court on the Republican ticket. Hugh I Nichols, current chief Justice, is unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Toledo voters defeat bonds for city transportation plan
Toledo on August 1 votes against two bond proposals to fund a municipally owned transit system. The $7 0 million plan and the $4 million plan both fail with about 8 534 yes to 12 468 no and 7 901 yes to 11 532 no records, confirming a clear majority against the transportation bond. Birmingham Reformed Church set for dedication August 22 and Wakeman marks the retirement of editor George Maing.
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Red Cross Searches for Missing Soldier Albert Kitney
A report notes Red Cross efforts to locate Albert H Kitney, a returned Yank who wandered from home on June 16 while recovering from shell shock. The search involves locating Kitney and reuniting him with family. He is associated with the Red Cross and is believed to be in the local area.
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