Lagrange Bred Cow Named Ohio State Milk and Butter Champion
White Beauty Pontiac Mahomet of the M. J. Dunn Holstein herd at Riverside Stock Farm Wakeman Ohio set a state record producing 32826.5 pounds of milk and 1094.2 pounds of butter fat in one year. The cow weighing about 2800 pounds was bred by J. W. Denham La Grange Ohio and fed and cared for by Dunn. She displaces Ona Button De Kol as state butter cow champion and ranks among Americas leading Holstein producers.
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Ohio
M. J. Dunn
Riverside Stock Farm
Wakeman
Advanced” Registry
Morecey
Pontiac Mahomet
J. W. Denham
la Grange
Fairview Lunde Horndike
Treva Makomec
Pontiaci
Dunn
Americas
Elyria and Gaelisle Meeting on Tuberculosis Testing
A county meeting set for Thursday evening in the Court house at 8:00 discusses cattle TB testing and an area plan. Local and state speakers will address the issue, with strong interest shown by dairymen and dairy product consumers regarding disease elimination from herds.
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Court House
Farm products show a sight increase in February
Columbus report by West of the State crop reporting bureau notes slight gains in most farm commodities for February. Livestock prices eased from January with hogs at 6.8 per cwt and dairy cows averaging 61 dollars each. corn 73 cents a bushel, wheat 1.06, oats up 2 cents, hay steady. butter fat and cheese prices near normal.
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Columbus
Federal Crop Reporting Bureau
West
Mermal
Maple Syrup Returns Pose Financial Hopes for Ohio Farmers
OCR notes Ohio maple syrup can still profit farmers despite messiness. Estimates show production ranges from three to five tenths of a gallon per tree, with labor wages around a dollar or more per hour in Medina County. Economists estimate overall costs and value to growers amid market challenges.
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Ohia
Medina County
Peach growers in Qi address fruit pest damage
The article notes Qi peach growers shifting attention to pest control after last year’s issues with a horticultural bug at the Wooster Experiment Station. Gasser cites widespread green voldi prevalence in the 1920s, with an orchard loss estimated from 150 to 2 000 dollars and further unquantified damage altering planned crop strategies.
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Kelsey’s Island
Jan
Watertown
Land
Wooster
Ohio
Gasser
High Eye Production Imperiled By Disease In Ohio Poultry
An old Ohio poultry note warns disease endangers high eye or eyeing poultry stocks. It stresses sanitation and careful feeding to curb infection and parasitism transmission among chicks and hens.
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Ohio
Digga
Four Vegetables Studied From Sixty In Agricultural Paper
The article discusses four of sixty vegetables examined in an agricultural study. Mrs. Candler is acquitted and public incentives are cited as factors shaping farming practices. It argues that old methods often fail under modern testing and emphasizes evidence over tradition.
Repeated Attacks on McAuo in Reed Nomination Bid
Fragmented OCR text shows political maneuvering as Reed attacks McAuo while Gibba McAcao is listed as senator under Democratic prospects with Davis and West noted among possible opponents.
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McAcuo
Reed
Gibba McAcao
Davis
Aton
Jobs Wn
ieAdee
Sam
M. West
Democratic Possi
Indictments Expected in U S Veterans Bureau Probe
A broad probe into the U S Veterans Bureau uncovers graft and waste. Testimony implicates Mortimer of Philo and Forbes as agents of Thompson in a web of improper dealings at a building contractor.
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U.S. Veterans Bureau
Mortimer
Philoose
Forbes
Thompson
Fragmentary OCR Reads of Local Notice
The readable fragments describe a local notice mentioning vehicles or property and an official action. References appear to be garbled names and numbers, with no clear date location or complete details available for precise summary.
Herrin Riots Probe Underway
Reported disturbances in Herrin prompt an official investigation as authorities gather details. Early notes point to crowd unrest and potential involvement by local groups, with no injuries reported at this time.
Special School Board Moves Stir Community
A fragmented public notice outlines actions by the district board as it advances changes to several schools. It mentions names of trustees and officials, and notes a meeting date and expected votes on proposals affecting district facilities and programs.
Postal Raises Prompt Inquiry By Committee Members
Fragmentary text shows references to postal raises and salaries, with mention of a committee on post offices and general rates. Limited readable names or dates prevent full details but indicate discussion on postal pay and tariff changes.
Small Roof Fire Sparks at West Home
A small roof fire at a home on 1610 West was raised by the fire department after a spark from a cooking stove ignited. The blaze caused minor damage and no injuries.
City Council Meeting to Discuss Franchise Request
The Lorain council meets tonight to act on the green line franchise request for four Jeanneaux? They will also review police and fire department staffing and consider measures to relieve the situation.
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Lorain
Marel
Christian Duty and Politics in Religion Chief Speech
The speaker urged Christians to enter politics to safeguard private enterprises from state control, defend voting participation, and uphold church creeds on equal rights, education, and humane reforms. He warned against group control of institutions and emphasized service over profit in national life.
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Burke
Jad
Dde
Post O Pp
United States
Ias
Ereet
Federal Churches of Christ
America
Jesus Christ
Washington
Ife
Peders Ted
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Quick Results
Advertises Zemo to treat eczema pimples blackheads blotches ringworm and other skin troubles at drug stores. Claims a clean antiseptic liquid that penetrates easily with a small per-use cost. Also markets Zemo Soap 25c and Zemo Ointment 60c.
Public address urges youth toward honest paths and life roles
A speaker urged boys and girls to follow honest examples set by parents and elders. He emphasized guiding youths onto a clear pathway in life and encouraged women and Christians to engage in political, social, and all life arenas.
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Wolsey
One Dead as Torpedo Plane Crashes into Potomac
Washington March 3. A Dousles torpedo plane collided out of control and plunged into the Potomac River. Boatswain Dietrich lS. N. was killed. Mechanicians Cinque Mars and Morris were injured.
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Washington
Potomac River
Threatens to use firemen to stop vice in Philadelphia
A chaotic paragraph reports a police official warning that if crime rises, authorities will arm firemen and deploy them as policemen with orders to shoot to kill. The fragment cites General J. Butler and threatens drastic action to curb banditry by tomorrow night.
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Phieladelphis
Aith Maresh
Nediex J. Butler
NAB 18 Girls in Chicago Strike Causes Violence
Chicago March 3 violence flared as women and girls strikes hardened. Mobs attacked workers not answering the strike call. Ruth Bodinger was assaulted on her way to work as eighteen girls were arrested in connection with the clashes.
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Chicago
Women Garment Workers
Ruth Bod- Inger
Fined for Employing Boy in Pool Room
Constable Howlett Saturday arrested Lewis Boras in Western Heights for employing Andy Molnar a fifteen year old boy in his pool room. Boras was brought before Justice George found guilty and was fined twenty dollars.
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Howlett
Lewis Boras
Western Heights
Andy Molnar
Boras
George
Five City Places Face Padlock Action in Lorain
A local rector requests invoking padlock actions on five city sites in Lorain. He notified owners to remove tenants and warned the places may be closed if compliance fails. The note references recent legal procedures and enforcement steps.
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Lorain
Maren
M. Colbert
Man Guilty of Non Support Sentenced to Workhouse
George Thompson was tried by Justice George Koday on non support of his minor children. He pleaded guilty and received six months in the Toledo workhouse, suspended on paying $25 every two months to his family. failure to begin by March 31 will trigger the sentence.
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George Thompson
George Koday
Toledo
Humane Sar
United States public debt reduced in past year
Washington March 4 The public debt of the United States on February 28 was 21 601 675 680 a reduction of 3 933 37 878 during the past year The treasury department announced during February the debt reduced 360 625 004 during the period
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Elyria Couple Divorces Filed Over Alleged Faults
Anna Webber sues Albert Webber at 5 Broad Street claiming gross neglect and extreme cruelty, including support failures and infidelity. George Dobrosky seeks divorce from Elizabeth Dobrosky alleging that she moved in with her parents and his father faced arrest for illegal liquor sales. she left him February 21.
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Anna Webber
Albert Webber
Cone
Broad Street
George Dobrosky
Elizabeth Dobrosky
Fire damages home of G George Huber in Mast River street
Firefighters battled an attic blaze at the home of G George Huber 1049 Mast River Street last evening. The fire began from spontaneous combustion and required substantial chemicals to extinguish. No loss estimate was provided.
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G George Huber
Mast River Street
Probing Blast Toll Shifts Blame in Nixon Nitration Case
Middlesex county authorities investigate the Nixon Nitration Co blast that leveled the Nixon plant killing at least eighteen and injuring about a hundred. Officials differ on cause with TNT residue at the plant versus chemical conditions in fertilizer production at the site and at Raritan arsenal.
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Nixon
Middlesex County
Nixon Nitration Co
Jewis
Stanhepe Nixon
K. Norris Shreve
Ammonite Co
Raritan
Phitrate
A. HM. Casad
Raritan Arsenal
Sister Declares Beauty Is An Illegitimate Child
In New York on March aid the figit of Mrs Eleanor Elaine Harris, a suit to annul her marriage proceeds in the supreme court. Mrs J W Corder of Indianola Miss an older sister testified Harris was illegitimate, claiming she was born after their father's death Samuel C Lee.
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New York
March
Eleanor Elaine Harris
J. W. Corder
Indianola
Harris
Supreme Court
Samuel C. Lee
Corder
Tao
Denby in Another Row to Retire in a Week
Secretary of the Navy Denby faced renewed Senate questions as he refused to name ex-senators who had served before the Navy Department without being provided with the full list of such ex-senators. The dispute arose as he battles for privacy amid impending retirement.
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Denby
Washington
Marc
Lite
Secretary of the Navy
Senate
Navy Department
Forbes to Be Arraigned in Chicago on March 10 or 11
Colonel Charles R Forbes former head of the United States veterans Durant was indicted on fraud and bribery charges. He will be arraigned in federal court in Chicago on March 10 or 11 alongside Col John W Thompson a millionaire contractor of St Louis.
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Chicago
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans Durcan
Forbes
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Pacific Fleet Returns to New York Harbor Visit Begins
The Pacific fleet, fresh from action in the canal zone, steamed into New York harbor for a ten day visit. A sunny day greeted the squadron as the Nevada led into the narrows with a prowling appearance.
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New York
Canal Zone
New York Harbor
Reed Challenges Rejected Debating Reed
A vitriolic letter from William G. McAdoo to Oliver Jerray, Missouri campaign manager, discloses McAdoo’s refusal to debate Senator James A. Reed in Missouri. The missive was made public by Oliver Jerray.
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ST. Louis
Inre Tual
James A. Reed
Missouri
Wim. G. McAdoo
Oliver
Oliver Jerray
Prohibition raid and flood threats in early March reports
Reports from Washington Schuyler and Washington describe a prohibition raid on William Martin's Boston residence uncovering liquor beneath coal. A Platte River ice surge near Schuyler prompts dynamiting efforts and flood warnings. Honduras civil war concerns grow as US ships encircle. Virginia Carolina Chemical Company appoints receivers in New York court.
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Washington
William Martin
Boston Nationals
Schuyler, Neh
Mareh 3
Platte River
Seavler
New York
Aiardh
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Federal Court
Fire at Summer Resort Hits Colorado Springs Area
Boulder Colorado dispatch says a famed summer resort near the foothills, five miles south of Boulder, reports a blaze sweeping from building to building. Winds are heavy and fire crews have little hope of saving the structures as the resort is consumed.
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Boulder
Colo
Colorado Springs
Ore
Tony
Daugherty Trial Proceeding With General’s Defense Hinted
The hearing room will grant usual representation for Mr. Daugherty as the committee decides whether his attorney may cross examine witnesses. The attorney general may take the stand if not refuted by other means, with Daugherty expected to return to Washington late this week.
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Usua
Daugherty
Genera
Washington
Union bricklayers in Cleveland win $1.50 hour scale
Cleveland workers will receive $1.50 per hour under a new three year wage scale. Announcement of the signing was made today in the state’s public labor action update.
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Cleveland
Union Bricklayers
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Portsmouth
Columbus
Thomas Roberts
East High School
William R. Hopkins
Leveland
Getator Brookhart
Iowa
Harry Mr. Daugherty
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Independent Aid Society of Pythian Temple
Wheeler
Daugherty
Belgian Socialist Vander Velden Emerges as Strong Man
The fall of Belgium's M Theunis ministry opens the path for Emile Vandervelde, regarded as the strongest man able to form a cabinet. Vandervelde led the fight on the Franco-Belgian pact, prompting Theunis to resign when it failed to rally support.
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M Theunis
Belgium
Emile Vandervelde
Vandervelde
M. Theunis
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Claim Health Benefits
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative substitute for calomel. It claims the product improves skin tone appetite and energy, begins bile flow and relieves constipation with no dangerous after effects. Sold by the box for 16 or 30 cents.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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