Avian Tuberculosis Reported on Amherst Township Farm
County extension agent C F Rowland reports a severe avian tuberculosis outbreak among a large Amherst Township flock. A tubercular hen was culled after post mortem revealed advanced disease. other hens showed roup symptoms. Rowland urges culling sick birds, ventilation, sanitary coop measures, milk from tuberculin tested cows, isolation, and disposal of mature pullets to protect flocks.
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Amherst Township
C.F. Bruwland
Elyria
Rowland
Lorain
Adup
Poultry Culling and Cures Urged for Roup in Hens
Authorities advise segregation and humane slaughter for sick poultry unless cures are feasible. Hens recovering from roup should be marketed as they no longer make strong layers.
Brighton Social News Roundup from Lorain to Oberlin
Mrs rank Zeigler and Mr William Zeigler visited Frank Zeigler in hospital in Lorain. Mrs Zeigler stayed several days. Youngless family from Huntington visited C Veltre. Phyllis Hughes plans weekend with Faye Cramer in Lakewood. Tuttle and Nellie Tuttle visited Ernest Leiniger in Camden. C E Gill and H L Gill called on Frank Twining's uncle in Oberlin. Leslie Hardy and son from Ashland visited. Virginia DéWitt returned from Elyria Memorial Hospital improved. Rev W H Ayres left for Perkins to aid Rev Firestone in meetings. Frank McClellan and son Dean attended the funeral of William McClellan in Rochester.
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Brighton
Rank Zeigler
William Zeigler
John Ewell
Lorain
Frank Zeigler
Zeigler
Youngless
Huntington
C. Veltre
Phyllis Hughes
Misa
Faye Cramer
Lakewood
O RB. Tuttle
Nellie Tuttle
Ernest Leininger
Camden
C. E. Gill
H. L. Gill
Irank Twining
Oberlin
Leslie Hardy
Ashland
Hardy
Virginia DéWitt
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
W. H. Ayres
Perkins
Firestone
Frank McClellan
Dean
William McClella
Rochester
Post outlines 1925 plan for paving east Maumee river area
Defiance reports the Herbert F.E. Anderson Post of the American Legion endorses a 1925 program to pave the highway east of town along the Maumee river toward Toledo. The post plans to expand its community program and launch a campaign for 100 percent representative membership.
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Defiance
Maumee
Toledo
Herbert FE. Anderson
American Legion
Stomach distress remedy promise boosts sales in town ad
An advertisement promotes a product called Dares Mentha-Pepesia or Dave’s Mentha Pepsin claiming rapid relief from acidity belching and heartburn. It cites a New Jersey town selling 6000 bottles and asserts digestion improves overall health, with a druggist guarantee and local seller W. Phillips.
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New Jersey
Dave
C. W. Phillips
Stranger intruder spooks children near Graham estate
Marion and Junior hid near the Durkee garden when a rough, bearded man questioned them about old Mrs Graham and a neighboring family. The kids followed the rule to avoid strangers while the man pressed for names, prompting Auntie Madge to probe their frightening encounter and its possible links to a prior fall.
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Arion
Durkee Garden
Madge
Junior
Marion
Grace Draper
Strumental
Hugh Grantland
Uncle Dicky
Upa
Edith Fairfax
Mother Graham
Durkees
Fleeaid
Wids
Graham
Mother
Granzie
Richard
Elizabeth
Children’s pictorial crossword puzzle clues
A crossword puzzle feature presents running across and down words with flowers, a European country, coat part plural, tall cluster flowers, and the queen of flowers in plural form. The puzzle uses a diagram where white squares hold one letter each and the first word is shown in the drawing.
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Europe
Japan to Adopt Jury System in Landmark Change
For the first time Japan will use a jury system as trial by jury replaces Emperor appointed judges who previously decided all cases. Judges announced findings according to law in the name of the Emperor.
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Japan
Local Social Notes From Columbia Area
House guests visit Ridgeville as other residents fall ill with flu and chicken pox. Stenographer J Cleveland and Evelyn Miller spend time with neighbors. George Howard is critically ill, Mayer family sick with influenza, care aided by Wm Offenburge. Various visits and illnesses noted among Stinchcomb, Wood, Van Arsdale, Spicer, Hills, Mills, and Gilpin relations.
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Columbia
William Bastard
Ridge- Ville
Charles Stephens
Esther Cook
J. Cleveland
Evelyn Miller
George Howard
William Mayer
C. H. Wood
B. B. van Arsdale
Clarence
Akron
Sarah Spicer
LaGrange
Park French
George Hills
Chestnut Ridge
Charles Mills
Harry Hunter
Gilpin
Cleveland
Things to Know Before Baby Comes booklet offer
Free booklet for expectant mothers explains what to have and what baby will need. It promotes Mother's Friend rubbing preparation to ease delivery with letters from mothers praising its effects. Send for the free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co Dept F Atlanta Ga and find directions with each bottle.
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Yie
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Murray Ridge Social Notes Gather Local Visitors
Thomas Fesler and Elmer Witzen of Elyria visited Art Fesler. Arthur Powell and Fred Decker called on T. Drusendahl. Eugene Sites and daughter Bes sie attended a Norwalk poultry show. Lorain visitors Wend Collins and Carter stayed with E. Eppley. Sites attended a funeral in Elyria. The Feslers spent Sunday in Lorain with Dr. and Mrs. Grills and heard an address at the Methodist church. Akron’s Jack Anton weekended with A. J. Derck. Joe Watson of Elyria visited A. J. Derck home Friday evening.
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Arthur Powell
Fred Decker
T. Drusendahl
West Ridge
Eugene Sites
Bessie
Norwalk
Charles Wend
Martin Collins
Hi. Carter
Lorain
E. Eppley
Refonning
Elyria
Arthur Fesler
Bert Grills
Methodist Church
Grills
Jack Anton
Akron
A. J. Derek
Joe Watson
A. J. Derck
Australian Rabbits Cause Multi-Billion Yearly Loss
Agricultural authorities in Australia estimate rabbits reduce national productivity by over 3.16 billion dollars annually.
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Australia
Burial of Dudley Morton Brings Local Notices
Dudley Morton aged three from Brunswick was buried last week. The obituary notes his parents three brothers and grandparents Mr and Mrs Fara Behn er of Liverpool. North Olmsted Grange will perform at Acme on February 3 with refreshments by Mr and Mrs Walter Heles. families visited relatives in Olmsted Falls and Cres ton. Baptist church sermon on Jacob followed by Joseph next Sunday. Y P V plans a Bible prayer meeting led by Clyde Snell with Abie and Helen Grills performing. Ladies Mission Circle meets February 4 led by Mrs Mary Gregory. New Columbia band uniforms are being sewn in Cleveland for February 6 in Berea. Fox brothers attended a graft trimming demo in Strongsville. Weiser family to move from Godfrey Herald farm to Leslie King’s farm near River Toad. Raymond Hales home from Memorial hospital. Mrs Miller of Cleveland visited Charles Mills. Emil Smith family improving.
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Dudley Morton
Brunswick
Fara Behner
Liverpool
North Olmsted Grange
Acme
Walter Heles
Vincent Held
Olmsted Falls
Floyd Allen
Forest Allen
Jacquay
Creston
Baptist Church
Jacob
Joseph
Clyde Snell
Abie
Helen Grills
Ladies Mission Circle
Mary Gregory
Harry Stinchcomb
Columbia Band
Cleveland
Tey
Berea
Fox Brothers
Madison
Strongsville
Weiser
Godfrey Herald
Leslie King
Raymond Hales
Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Miller
Charles Mills
Emil Smith
Missionary Society Meeting Set for Thursday at Pierce Home
Eaton Maton January 29 The Missionary society will meet next week on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs L C Pierce This is Chest day and each member is requested to bring a wreath Mr and Mrs George Diedrick are mentioned in the notice.
Local Social Notes From Amherst and Nearby Areas
Miss Pyrie Cornish visited a Cleveland friend over the weekend. Berton Ross and daughter Margaret plan to attend Farmers Week at State University Columbus next Monday. Mrs Meme Cornish stayed with Mr and Mrs Carl Tite Saturday night. Several students earned promotions at the cant er school this semester. Mrs J H Lants and Mrs Mary Dawley were mentioned in the past week. E M Hathaway improves but remains homebound. Sterling Tite, son of C W Tite, suffered croup last Saturday night. William Hennle and family hosted relatives in Beabetown. William Tittles has a new radio outlet. Roy Jackson and Blake Hicks dined with Burl Martin’s family. Ernest Harrington and son visited from Elyria.
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Amherst
Pyrie Cornish
Cleveland
Berton Ross
Margaret
Columbus
The
State University
Meme Cornish
Carl. Tite
Canter
Anna Bologh
Clyde Grills
Wilfard Bayers
Russell Tite
J. H. Lants Hag
Mary. Dawley
Chestnut Ridge
E. M. Hathaway
Little Sterling. Tite
C. W. Tite
William Hennle
Beabetown
William Tittjles
Roy. Jackson
Blake Hicks
Butternut Ridge
Ernest Harrington
Elyria
Burl Martin
Ohio hens to be graded by quality in new plan
Ohio poultry producers adopt a Chicago plan to grade hens by quality and to market eggs by freshness size cleanliness and freedom from cracks. The Ohio Butter Exy & Poultry Association will push the project at its Cleveland meeting on March 9 with prompt collection and marketing urged for henneries.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Ohio Butter, Exy & Poultry Association
Cleveland
W. F Barnes
Chbioans
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W. Phillips
Elk’s Hall
Victor
Puzse
Soc “Danderine
Murray Ridge
Ervin Eppley
Thomas Fesler
Elmer Witzen
Art Fesler
Gyrafoama
Elyria Maytag Co
Cleveland Street
Mrs. Burton
Ross
Eveland
Onty
Daily
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Plain Dealer
Maga
People's Home Journal
Mothers Home Life
Farm Journal
the Daily Plain Dealer
R. F.D
Dentists
Ely Block
Publi Berview
Lake Ave
Lake Ave. Coal & Supply Co
L. C. Hecock Floral CO
Broad St
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