Fealty to Incorporations and Local Happenings Across Towns
STATE STEMS SOLUMBUS Feb 16 Secre tary of State Smith announced that fees from incorporation of new companies and increased capitalization of old ones last year totaled 2 836 882 compared with 1 458 187 in 1919 and 478 819 in 1918 Martins Ferry Feb 16 Members of the Martins Ferry Law Enforcement League seek a mayoral candidate to clean up the town A meeting in two weeks will choose the nominee Harry Hocking president Hayward Long vice president David Thompson secretary John D Speer treasurer Holloway Feb 16 Auto trouble injures landowner and damages fence in Belmont County deputy Mil igan dog catcher frees his car from icy water then pays for the fence Bel laire Feb 16 City Solicitor Sedgwick drafts auto traffic ordinances He returns to find a green police tag on his car and explains to the mayor Lights off for a cop to approach the machine Sis terville W Va Feb 16 Grand jury to probe newborn found buried six inches deep in a garden no arrests Bucyrus Feb 16 W i Brooks and PF Falkner both of
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Solumbus
Smith
Martins Perry
Martins Ferry
Holloway
Charles Miligan
Belmont
Bellaire
Flicitor
C. C. Sedgwick
Ohio towns report crime busts and economic shifts
Police in Willard seize 30 000 cigarettes from a car and hold suspects after an attempted disposal to a local dealer. In Martins Ferry eight people are charged as Middlemen crackdown expands. Findlay theatres seek tax relief as profits sag under government levies. A sub district printers’ union convention is planned for Bellaire in March at a newly built miners temple. Some Balto & Ohio layoffs are reversed with lower wages and shorter hours. A well in Woodfield yields 34 to 40 barrels daily, prompting lease activity. Real estate leaders predict national business revival by April and a busy building boom, while Egg producers in Bucyrus fear low prices this season. Bellaire hosts the Middle East District convention of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs April 22-38.
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Bellaire
Ohio Printers’ Union
Miners’ Temple
Vatican names and cardinal possibilities stir church circles
Rome reports say Archbishop Dougherty remains a leading American cardinal candidate, while Archbishop Mardeleine of Chicago now appears in the list. Paris notes American leaders promised not to press debt repayment, relying on France to honor war loans with goods. Washington demands graft and resale allegations from coal buyers and railroad men. Columbus records a court upholding a $500 liquor sale fine in Steubeville. An $8,068,017 fortifications bill is reported, with allocations below and above prior figures. Smith College seniors show 82 of 207 study English in a mass education trend.
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Rome
Vatican
Benn J. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Mardeleinef
Chicago
Paris
France
Col. 4
M. House
United States
Wilson
American Congress
Matin
America
Rheumatism remedy claims kidney action aids uric acid
An advertisement cites Areuria for Use GID Itheuma as a physician prescribed rheumatism medicine that acts on the kidney to force uric acid from swollen joints and other lodging places. The ad asserts a few days of use will convince even the skeptical.
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C. W. Phillips
Another Cooperative Elevator 15 Proposed at Oberlin
In Elyria Ohio Feb 16 a plan to form the Farmers Co operative Company emerges from a merger of Oberlin Grain and Milling and Grange Supply. County Farm Agent Howard Rogers will explain the proposed merger at the Grange hall Oberlin Thursday at 10 am. Farmers near Oberlin are invited to attend and decide if the venture aids marketing and farm prosperity.
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Elyria
Oberlin Grain and Milling Company
Grange Supply Company
Farmers’ Co-operative Company
Grange
Oberlin
Howard Rogers
Valentine card party and social notes at Mason's Hall
The Eastern Star held a Valentine party at Mason's Hall with about one hundred ladies and guests. Prizes went to Mrs. John Murray and Mrs. Ralph Rowland. The Hi Club met next, with a Lincoln talk by Rev Smith and plans for a Father and Son banquet. Several local residents were noted visiting Cleveland and nearby towns, with remarks on upcoming telephone service upgrades.
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Wellington
Eastern Star
Mason’s Hall
Star
Sara L. Curtice
Ralph Rowland
John Murray
Hig Club
Lincoln
Rev Smith
Mosher
Toledo
C LA Richsteiner
Charles Adame
Wooster
E. W. Adams
E. Curtice
R. W. Rowland
Cleveland
Paingville
Indigestion remedy ad promotes magnesium magnesia use
An old advertisement extols Bisulated Magnesia for stomach indigestion with gas and acidity. It warns excess acid harms the stomach lining, causing gastritis and ulcers, and claims magnesia neutralizes acid, relieves gas, and eases pain after meals.
Ohio farm district split noted in 22 districts
Elyria news reports the Ohio Farm Bureau Association divides Wuron Lovam and Cusaboga counties into one of 22 districts based on proximity and shared agricultural interests. A separate item from Elyria states H. Gerhart reported a dry battery and a cald stolen from a concrete mixer at the Columbia Steel plant.
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Elyria
Pen
Brie
Wuron Lovam
Cusaboga
State of
Ohio
H. Gerhart
Columbia Steel Company
Pittsfield to discuss central school and road plan
Pittsfield township hosts a town hall meeting Feb 18 to consider creating a central owned school for the township and bonding for a macadamized road from Camden to La Grange. The meeting urges citizens to attend and share reasons for or against the school and road project. The report lists high costs to ship students to Oberlin Wellington and LaGrange and notes various local social visits and changes.
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Pittsfield
Querlin
Wellington
LaGrange
Oberlin
War Town
Horar
AOL
Pittsfield Township
Camden
la Grange
Fred Pitts
Jim Wager
Amherst
Henry Moehl
A. Jd. Pitts
Elyria
Bragg
Psivesville
Harry Riggs
Wiliam Riggs
Sorwalk
Stanley Fiess Af Collins
Katherine Ward
Anna Lusus
Wakeman
Ben Dudley Andhildren
Wilhelm
Miss O'Mara
Toha Ward
Karl Bartlett
Narth
Will Waller
Will Netting
Elizabeth Teawn
Brownkehn
Ashland indicts on burglary and weapon charges
Ashland docket reports fourteen indictments by the grand jury including Bursgary on receiving stolen property and carrying concealed weapons. A revival at Emmanuel Evangelical church drew crowds of thirty eight. Arminda Swartz, 61, is dead. S. P. Countryman marks golden wedding anniversary. Marriages listed include Roy J. Gaddis with Adelaide Lewis and others in Ashland. Shelby Ashland road bonds worth 64000 sold to Citizens National Bank of Mansfield.
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Ashland
Emmanuel Evangelical Church Revival
Arminda Swartz
S. P. Countryman
Roy J. Gaddis
Rowburg
Adelaide Lewis
Willis Roseborough
Katherine
Benjamin M. Shick
Grace V. Fraunfeter
Sorbel Quadruple Ad Promises Cure for Neck Enlargement
Miss Jenetta Dempey of Cleveland reports a home remedy claim in The Cleveland Plain Dealer. She says an enlarged neck since age 15 caused headaches, and Sorbel Quadruple in small bottles allegedly reduced it without side effects. The ad claims ten minutes daily and urges readers to obtain information at Brandall's Drug Store and Ohie's in Oberlin or write Sorbel Company.
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Jenetta Dempey
Lee Road
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Vealer
Brandall's
Ohiey's
Oberlin
Baldness Prevention Ad From Sage Hair Remedy
An old advertisement touts Mrndee Sage as a preventive for baldness and dandruff. W. Phillips sells it with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. Ad dated February 16 with additional numbers 21 15 26.
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W. Phillips
Eaton Grange to Present Friday Night Play
Eaton Grange will stage a play at the Columbia town hall Friday night as part of community events. The article notes school programs for Washington's Birthday and a drive by the Ladies Aid to raise funds by soliciting chickens to reduce church debt.
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Columbia
Eaton Schools
Washington
Grange
Columbia Town Hall
Royal Earth
Romain
Newt Glaser
Aister
Cleveland
Eckhardt
John Eeckhardt
Irma Alexander
Acchool
Pyrie Cornish
Maude Coleman
Berea
Clyde Ross
F. H. Randall
W. H. Giles
Burton Ross
Old Homestead
Rialto
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Findlay Theatres
Bridgeport
Baltimore & Onto
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Timberlake
Springfield
C. L. Converse
Columbless
Ohio State Association of Real Estate Boards
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Middle East
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Senate Reconstruction Committee
George H. Cushing
Whalesale Coal Dealers’ Association
Cushing
Columbus
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Jefferson County
Abe Hofftichter
Steuhevilia
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Home
Amou
Panama Canal
Army
Smith College
Massachusetts
Japan
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Suran Gourtt
WN Gistrigt
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Bond Township
Harry Meeks
Jennie Coates
Lorain
Brasee
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Emmy
Meeks
Hallauey
Ben Behner
Stastny
Ed. W Sherman
Arthur McRoberts
F.C. Brandt
Hattie Gibzon
Chas. Lew and
Court Lang
Hee Ills
Mroard Sire
AH Whitney
Lewis Ives
O J. Whitney
Ada Shur
Burns
Wary Whitney
Lueme Whitmer
C.H Whitney
G. Mills
Guy Widdowson
Qyeveland
Frances Davis
Memorial Hospital
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E. M. Hathaway
Alice Heath
Lola Folley
Moss
Aude Coleman
Andrew Baker
Lucy Peabody
Wakeman Speot
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Don Watson
Lafayette Kelly
Grace Currier
H. B Coates
Weat Russia Club
Walter Walker
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Sage
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Hill
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Mr. Ross
Carl Bates
Irma Hyre
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International News Service
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