Japanese seer Kodama predicts 1921 for United States
Tokyo dispatch reports Professor Densho Kodama, the Oriental seer, told journalists that 1921 will be hard for the United States. He predicted President Wilson would marry a widow and foresees mixed fortunes for England Germany Russia and China, while Japan is blessed with prosperity and the American–Japanese question remains unresolved. He notes Premier Haara will lead at least twelve months more.
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I. N. Parry
I. N.S
Tokyo
United States of America
Donsho Kodama
Diiner
Kodama
United States
Wilson
Tha Peers’ Club
America
England
Germany
Russia
China
Japan
Kosama
Asia
Jap Fan
Amenea
Hara
White House
Average milk production in Ohio per cow and state totals
Ohio farmers produced an average of 4750 pounds of milk per cow last year, with district ranges from 6390 in northern Holstein areas to 4000 near the Ohio river. The census counts 88,000 dairy cows two years old and over, yielding about 4.216 billion pounds statewide, up from 3.96 billion in 1919.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Obo River
Sour milk feeding urged to boost chick growth in Ohio
Ohio State University poultry specialist E L Dakan warns losses exceed two million dollars yearly as farmers avoid sour milk for chicks. County agents promote sour milk to combat diarrhea and leg weakness while improving early growth. swapping purebreds for scrubs is urged to curb scrub livestock. Ohio State reports warmer February in Wooster and gains from acid phosphate on corn and oats.
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Ohio
E. L. Dakun
Ohio State University
Dakan
Poultry Department
Ohio State
Jni
Ohio Berkshire Swine Breeders’ Association
J W Hickett
Department of Animal Husbandry
Wooster
C.A Patton
Ohio Experiment Station
Withdrawal of Scale Hurts Butchers Action Sparks Labor Conflict
Chicago March 7 Pack ers withdraw from the Alschuler agreement provoking fear of a nationwide wage fight among packing house workers. Dennis Lane leader of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of America calls for a Omaha conference March 9 10 to resist wage cuts and prevent radicalism. Top unions claim the move violates government labor policy and hints at mediation amid possible 200000 worker strike.
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Chicago
Alschuler
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen of America
Armour
Swift
Wil
Son
Cudahy
Morris
Lane
Omaha
Harding
Carl Meyers
Metat Kings
Meyers
Honeymoon Lasted Just Half Hour in Divorce Case
In Denver on March 7, Leslie and Helen White, married December 31, 1920 in Lattleton, Colorado, spoke in County Court of a thirty minute union. Judge Lusford questioned a lack of cohabitation as Mrs White telephoned for her husband with a crude reply. White seeks divorce on mental cruelty grounds.
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International News Service
Denver
Leslie
Helen White
Iy County Court
Lattleton
Col
Lusford
White
Hints on planting the Rome grounds
Hints on planting the Rome grounds advise shaping the lawn with small direct paths and drives, keeping the center open, and clustering trees and shrubs at the sides to frame the house. The plan emphasizes creating a setting rather than scattering beds widely.
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Rome
West Ridge Notes and Social Roundup
West Ridge notes list visits and local gatherings. Elizabeth Miller visited Cleveland relatives. Frank and Mrs Bechtel called on Mrs B O Pope. Ladies Aid voted to send 10 to Chinese sufferers. W T U met at Mrs Sherman Mason's home. Community members moved, visited, and attended funerals and travel events in Elyria and Cleveland.
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West Ridge
Muss Elizabeth Miller
Cleveland
Frank Bechtel
South Ridge
B. O. Pope
H. H. Drusendahl
Ladies’ Aid Society
Carl Simons
John Simons
Carl
Edna Branch
Michigan
Joseph Shauver
Sherman Mason
Lucy Miller
Frank Hitsman
Elyria
Thomas Babcock
Harry Lauer
Detroit
Herman
Ed. Pembe
Henry Shauver
California
Drusendahl
Catherine Drusdahl
Charles
Stephen Floyd
West Ridge Road
Charles Gleason
Extraordinary sale on tailored garments at $34.50
The advertisement extols the superb quality of fine tailors and smart lines in various trimming modes and styles. It urges readers to see the selection to judge its value, highlighting a sale price of 34 dollars and 50 cents.
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Department of Botany
Ohio Experiment Station
Silk Embroidered Attire Promises Elegant Misses and Women Wear
Unusually attractive garments described in heavy silk embroidery with gold thread bugle beads and soutache braids. Coats are silk lined with full sleeves, sizes Misses 16 to 20 and Women 36 to 44. Early selection urged to avoid missing out tomorrow.
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