Domestic rabbits drive national industry claims
W. W. McKimey of Cincinnati asserts domestic rabbits form a growing U S industry aided by Department of Agriculture bulletins and free educational materials. He says tularemia affects wild rabbits, not domestic ones, per the Bureau of Biological Survey, amid comments on flies like Greenbottle and Bluebottle.
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United States Department of Agriculture
W. W. McKimey
Free Man Agenue
Cincinnati
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Arritulture
Fire destroys Hearnes car near Syracuse New York
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hearne of this city lost their automobile and belongings when their car caught fire after stopping near Camillus New York en route to a funeral. Hearne said he filled the tank at Camillus then parked the car on the roadside the front wheel struck a pitch causing the car to lean and a cigarette lighting gasoline led to an explosion and total loss.
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Ralph Hearne
Cami Tus
New York
Syracuse
Hearne
Camillus
Auburn
Tommy
Paradise
Protest politics in old age pension system sparks Mansfield protest
Mansfield civic committee formed by Eagles lodge, unions, and German societies plans a state wide protest over pension applications asking about political party affiliations and religion. About 1000 resolutions will be sent to lodges, unions, and civic groups statewide urging similar actions.
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Mansfield
Mansfield Civic Committee
Eagles Lodge
County Rabbit And Cavy Ass'n Holds Meeting
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association members met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Erbdskron on Cleveland road. Plans for the winter show in Elyria from November 8 to 11 were discussed with two judges named to lead. Two applications for membership were read and a Cincinnati firm sent a letter requesting rabbits for store supply. A meeting follow up is set for August 7 at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
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Lorain County
St Martin’s church anniversary honors Rev Ritter
A large crowd of present and former St Martin’s parishioners gathered at Armbruster picnic grounds to honor Rev Ritter on his twenty five year stay Sunday July 15. About 200 attended a noon picnic and afternoon contests plus two indoor ball games. Atty John Webber of Medina gave an appreciation address and presented Ritter a purse. The event featured a luncheon and child and adult activities.
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St. Martin’s Church
Armbruster
Rev. Ritter
Atty. John Webber
Medina
F. Ritter
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