Defiance Farm Institute adopts tax and youth programs
State briefs report the New Farmers' Independent Institute closing session adopting a gasoline tax support plan, farm club work for rural children, and a Defiance county summer camp. Mark Doud elected president with Guy Yorel as vice president and Mrs Yarlott as secretary treasurer. Columbus item notes nearly 10 000 people involved.
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Defiance
Farmers’ Independent Institute
Defiance County
Mark Doud
Guy Yorely
CG. L. Yarlott
Munyon's Cold Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Munyon's Cold Remedy as a fast cure for colds in the head fever nasal discharge tightness in the chest rattling and hacking coughs loss of voice and night sweats. It urges readers to visit druggists to obtain the remedy.
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Munyon
City orders biannual medical exams for food and drug trades
Columbus businesses including restaurants soda fountains drug stores and groceries must undergo two medical examinations annually per action by the city health board. Meats inspection outside the city rises from 60 cents to 1.235 dollars per hour. In Crawford county Dr. Greiner Jennings discusses periodic physical exams for Well persons with 30 physicians.
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Columbus
City Health Board
Greiner Jennings
Ohio State Department of Health
Crawford County
Medical Society
Oberlin Road News Highlights Local Social Circle
Mr and Mrs John Baumann host guests including Behrents families and Julius Holtz of Raymond Mint. Dan Campbell attends a surprise party at B Searm’s Elyria home. Milk producers meeting draws Saxton Clark Hobbs and Barnard. Various neighbors attend funerals, sales and farm events across Oberlin and nearby towns.
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Oberlin Road
John Baumann
Behrents
Fred Lotmann
O. Steffen
West Ridge
Julius Holtz
Raymond
Mint
Dan Campbell
B. Searm
Elyria
Oberlin
A. A. Saxton
R. F P. Clark
G. Hobbs
L. KE. Barnard
Hamilton Street
A. E. Wale
Balls
Ellenberser
Siria
Davies
Son
Augureer Maud Eleanor
Andy Edmonds
Sunder
Pierce
Fye
Clarence
LaGrange
Frithe
Martin Waller
Treva Raywood
LaVantia Carter
Harriette McRoberts
Rie
Meyers
End
Yesberger
Frank Kreuger
George Worcester
Howard Broom
Marietta
Mr. Broom
Gar Me Roberta
Earnest Whitney
Wellington
Vanda
Jean Waller
la Granga
Albert Foley
Cyrel Hart
Lucile Campbell
Anit
Cleveland
P. H. Campbell
Alf Paige
A. K. Kimpton
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank
Russel Kreuger
Avon
E_ Reiner
Eva Hopkins
Dora Ellen
la Porte
Georg Yack
Martha Hansen
Chicago
Fred Hawk
Wiliam Hart
Geo. Waller
Bettie Genena
Earnest Me Roberts
Nell. Mee Roberts
Pittsfield
A. E. Hale
Ellenberger
Charles Diriam
Sullivan
Dan Dudley
L. E. Barnard
Earnest Brooks
W. Hart
Hermon Youngeberg
Wakeman
BE. Long
Huntington
Brownhelm School Posters Awarded Prizes at Institute Event
Brownhelm Ohio February 22 The Brownhelm school posters from Fariges Institute event were judged with prizes given by Farmers Institute. Winners include Carl Sabo Casper Bartzs ard Joan Greence and others. First prize poster sent to Columbus for exhibition. Evening social notes include Just-a-Mere club meeting and church project discussions.
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Brownhelm
Brownhelm ‘School
Fariges Institute
Moore
Nellie Foods
Samuel Bacon
Carl Sabo
Casper Bartzsard
Joan Greence
Elien Dreschle
Luella Schibler
George Miller
Ralph Hasenpflung
Lacy Whittlesy
Columbus
R. H. Fairchild
Anna Jean
Vermilion
C. Bauer
Miss Dery
Bacon
Chronicle Telegram Want Ad Column Idea
A concise proposal outlines creating a Chronicle Telegram style want column. It suggests offering regional classifieds, job leads, and personal ads with a local voice and period feel to engage readers seeking quick notices and small listings.
Best Story From Missouri Sparks Courtroom Oddities
The fragmentary report mentions Livija Valentite and her husband Donnie charged with disorderly conduct in Ohio and Missouri linked incidents. A judge ordered Valle nite to leave Matoo while he and Don Watertine faced charges. a Missouri connection is hinted as authorities detain Stella en route to the West. A later note cites a February Columbus arrest on liquor charges with a plea entered and a future date set.
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Ohio
Mehidtey
Missouri
Mater
Stella
Senate votes to modify 1924 25 interior bill over Howard university item
Washington Reb report says the senate rejected the interior department appropriation bill after a 35 to 22 vote, returning it to the appropriations committee. The dispute centers on a proposed grant of one million dollars for Howard University, an item objected to in the measure.
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Washilington
Senate
Interior Department
Howard
Objections from Southern Senators on University Appropriations
Southern senators protested the university funding measure calling the appropriations request out of order. The telegram column notes political friction as the budget debate continues.
Sheltered Coal Promises Dry Storage and Value
West Side Lumber and Coal Co. touts coal stored in dry silos free from snow. The ad emphasizes higher quality and savings from buying sheltered coal.
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West Side Lumber & Coal Co
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