Ridgeville Community Notices and Local Movements
In Ridgeville on March 29 Mrs C Elliott and daughter Cora attended Ruth Stacey funeral. The community notes several moves and visits including Theodor Owen returning from hospital and Mr Saye being ill. Ruth Stacey remembered for church, Sunday school and Camp Fire work. Families host guests from Akron and Cleveland. local dwellings changed hands. students return to school after ailments.
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North Ridgeville
C. Elliott
Cora
Ridgeville
Ruth Stacey
Lulu Kimbers
Broan
D. Hayes
Theodor Owen
Saye
Fisher
Ruth Stacy
Howard Stacey
Ruth
Nch
Tarnest Perk
Akren
Gort
Cleveland
Katie Bennett
Mr. Dennett
M. Stacey
Suanay
C W Wise
Belden
A H Wise
Langford
Akron
Dwaine Langford
Senator Bovab Introduces Campaign Finance Bill in Senate
Washington news reports a March 7 introduction of a bill to severely penalize lavish campaign spending by candidates for public office and their supporters. The measure, labeled corrupt practices, was sponsored by Republican Senator Bovab of Idaho.
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Washington
Senate
Senatos Bovab
Idaho
Woman Active in Kentucky Politics Becomes First Female State Committeewoman
Mrs John W Langley wife of Keatie Langley of Kentucky elected to the Kentucky Republican state central committee the first woman chosen and also an alternate at large delegate She has long been active in congressional circles dating from before her marriage and is a daughter of the late Representative Gudger of North Carolina.
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John W. Langley
Keatie Langley
Kentucky
Republican State Central Committee
Langley
Representative Gudger
North Carolina
Woman to aid Democrats while husband attends GOP convention
Mrs William H England of Ponca City Ohio travels to San Francisco to help the Democratic national convention select its presidential candidate while her husband, a lawyer, attends the Republican convention in Chicago as a delegate. The couple has six children and built a real estate fortune in 2 1/2 years.
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William H. England
Ponca City
Ohia
San Francisco
Chicago
Terests
England
Hessian Fly Control Promises Hope For Wheat
Experts say Hessian fly may be placed under control with prevention measures. The pest has caused significant US wheat losses, with seven outbreaks east of the Mississippi in 37 years and another feared imminent. Calculated annual damage runs around $50,000,000 nationwide.
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United States Department
United States
Mississippi River
Bureau of Entomology
Department
Practices for crop rotation and pest control during fly-free periods
Guidance on crop rotation and field sanitation to curb pest spread. Emphasizes not sowing wheat stubble when collapsible, plowing under infested and ruined wheat, destroying volunteer wheat, early deep plowing, moisture conservation, using good seed, fertilizing, and following fly-free period advice from experts. Stresses yearly adherence and community cooperation to prevent widespread damage.
French imports rise sharply in first two months of 1920
Paris reports French imports totalled 4.6 billion francs for January and February, up from 3.6 billion francs in the same period last year. The figures reflect a substantial increase in early 1920 trade activity.
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Paris
Frances Ag
Fig
Harding pins Versailles defeat blame on Wilson in Senate remarks
Senator Warren G. Harding argues in an address that President Wilson bears responsibility for the Versailles treaty setback. He points to campaign figures and compares francs totals from recent months with those of 1919 as part of his critique.
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Ures
Ohio
Setater
Harding
Indianapois
United States
Wilson
Warren G. Harding
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