Department of Commerce reports 1922 wealth estimates for Ohio
The Commerce Department estimates the total wealth of Ohio at 18.9 billion dollars as of December 31, 1922, up from 9.0 billion in 1912. Per capita wealth ranges from 1,858 to 2,045 dollars, while real property, farm implements, and railroads show substantial gains. The rise largely reflects price increases. physical wealth may not have grown proportionally.
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Hington
D. C
State of
Ohio
Reducing Fat Safely With Simple Daily Steps
The ad suggests practical methods to cut fat without drastic dieting. It promotes gradual changes, avoiding harmful drugs, and emphasizes steady, easy progress through everyday actions.
Probate entries record multiple estate actions in Lorain County
The probate clerk lists appointments and deeds including Cornelius Kohlmyer and Adolph Kohlmyer as administrators for Henryk Kohlmyer with bond 30000, Lucille Robinson as administratrix for Harry Robinson with bond 300, and Carl Curtis named executor without bond for Reuben Curtis. Also noted are wills for Mary Kane Tisha Funk and others filed for probate with various bonds and administrator appointments in Elyria and Vermilion township.
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Cornelius
Adolph Kohlmyer
Henryk Kohlmyer
Lorain
I Mary Kane
Vermilion ‘Township
J. W. Dilgren
Wm. Horthein
Camden
Tisha J. Funk
Elyria
Lillian, Starkey
Ralph Wing
Albert H. Wing
Lucille Robinson
Harry Robinson
Mason Webb
Glover Miller
Avon Twnship
Reuben Curtis
Carl Curtis
Wagner Family Charged in Monarchist Aid Case
German republicans say Cosima Wagner widow of Richard Wagner and her son Siegfried Wagner face charges after funds found in intercepted mail to General Ludendorff are said to aid a monarchist movement. Siegfried is to appear as guest conductor in American cities to raise money for reviving the Wagner festival at Bayreuth.
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Ludendorff
Cosima Wagner
Ziegfried
Bayreuth
1924 ATA Championship to Mark Silver Jubilee
The 1924 championship tournament of the American Trapshooting Association marks the silver jubilee of the organization.
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American Trapshooting Association
Ohio News in Brief From Across The State
Reports from Ohio towns include a student with a fractured skull after a stove poker incident and alleged teacher involvement. highway department begins marking curves with white 4.5 inch lines. Crawford county health chief commended for rural school nutrition gains in 1920. Belmont County asks whether playing domino game 42 is legal. Delphos sees Hugh R. Hick resign to become Cambridge schools superintendent.
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Glouster
John Dsaker
Columbus
State Highway Department
Bucyrus
Geo. T. Wasson
Crawford County
State Board of Health
Neilg
Four-year deal tied Delphos board man as Ed Bailey case noted
A former Delphos school candidate, a Denison University graduate and Columbia Superintendents College alumnus, signed a four year pact but was released citing a pro motion to a larger field. In Bellaire Claude Hunt 35 was shot by Edwin Bailey 40 both of West Virginia with Bailey claiming self defense. Also Coal Turners enroll in night schools as part of adult education drive in Nesonville and Athens. East Texas league opts for eight clubs next season.
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Delphos
Denison University
Superintendents’ College
Columbia University
Bellaire
Claude Hunt
Williamson
W. Va
Edwin Bailey
Wheeling
Hunt
Bailey
Nesonville
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Miss Longo
Dallet
Club Ballroo
Wagner
Charge Mai
Fran Coaima Wagner
Ziegfred
ST. Clairsville
Centerville
Herbert W. Mitchell
Belmont County
Mitchell
Hugh R. Hick
Cambridge
O. Hick
Athens
Raymond Atkinson
Harry Black
Parkersburg
Guysville
Here
East Teeas Baseball League
Dr. King
Edison Records
New York
Edison Phonograph
Edison
Edison Laboratories
Kentucky
GEO. A. Clark CO
Chronicle-Telegram
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