Farmers Plan National Sale Selling Force
Boston November 12 The National Grange leader Sherman J Lowell opens the Grange annual convention urging nationwide selling organizations to fix farm product prices if farmers do not receive equal pay for equal hours. He warns such action would be self defense to preserve farming and urges urban support while condemning other laws harming agriculture.
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Farmers Plan
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Boston
Sherman J. Lowell
Fredonia
National Grange
the Patrons of Husbandry
Grange
Lowell
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Uniens
Indiana
Michigan
West Virginia
New Elixir Ayphonal Endorsed by Army Surgeons for Colds
A sensational ad touts Ayphonal as a modern elixir medi cated with latest scientific rem exiles to cure colds and prevent complications. It claims European and American Army surgeons endorse it and urges every druggist to refund the price if relief does not come within two months.
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U. S
Local Notes From Pittsfield Liberal Social Roundup
Pittsfield notes from November 12 recount Harold Brandt traveling to California to visit his uncle and other residents attending social events. Pupils in District 4d held an election with all eighteen votes for Harding, while local Ladies Aid activities included a bazaar planning and a gathering at Mrs. Whitmer’s home. The Red Cross met, voting to donate $93 to Florence Gordon, a widow in Oberlin and Cleveland hospitals for treatment.
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Pittsfield
Harold Brandt
Elyria
Norwalk
Richard Mills
Harding
Esther Calkins
A. M Sherburne
Walter West
Wellington
Herbert Whitney
Perry Whitney
California
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sherburne
Cora Avery
Mary Whitney
Allie West
Cleveland
KR. Adams
H. Whitmer
Fanny Wilson
J. A. White
Ruth
Eva
Elstia
Rs. F.C
Fred Muckleberg
Muckberg
Aro
Fred Studier
Elbert Glynn
Perry Waitney
Genena Pitts
Foled
Calfornia
Effa Cameron
Red Cross
Florance Gordon
Oberlin
Local Leaders and Social Edges in Oberlin Meeting
Mra T C Whitney led a meeting at the front of Mrs A Cole in Oberlin on Thursday afternoon. Nellia McRoberts and Atey MG Campbell visited Friday in Flyria. Mr and Mrs Richard Gibbins hosted Mr and Mrs Edward Clark of Elyria earlier in the week.
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T. C. Whitney
Bh. A. Cole
Oberlin
Nellia McRoberts
Atey
MG. Campbell
Flyria
Richard Gibbins
Mra. Edward, Clark
Elyria
Brown rot control urged for peach orchards
The Department of Botany at the Experiment Station urges orchard owners to remove and burn mummied and fallen peaches to prevent brown rot. Studies show mummied fruit releases spores in warm spring rains, so timely collection and disposal are essential. recommended spray treatments include sulfur formulations.
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Department of Botany
Public sale set on old farm near Sandusky
Obscure notices report George W. Frenkenberg to hold a public sale on the old Herman Schaffer farm Saturday November 13 1834. Mr and Mrs Charley Alexander and family visited Oberlin shoppers Leon Mapes and Henry Keiler were seen in Oberlin. Mrs David A Bennetts visited Cleveland for the weekend.
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Birmingham
David A. Bennetts
Cleveland
Henry Svtafer
Salvester
Vermilleg visitors and a fatal crossing incident
Letter writers note Vermillog visitors on Sunday as Burney Biskeh reports his nephew killed instantly when his auto struck a trap while crossing the tracks. Rev Wright of Berea will host Al J. Hulse’s family for the weekend and Robert Bainbridge visited with his sons in Alyria. The Patriotic League plans to meet Urs Society rooms Saturday afternoon. Anna Schetlanberger, recently ill, died Sunday at her home. funeral service held Tuesday at 2 PM at M E Church in Birmingham, burial in Birmingham cemetery. Vern Schuffer, P A Latteman, Frank Berg and Fred Latteman visited Ceylon Sunday afternoon.
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Burney Biskeh
Hulls
Wright
Berea
al J. Hulse
Robert Bainbridge
Alyria
The
Patriotic League
Anna Schetlanberger
M. E
Birmingham
May visitors and social gatherings in Cleveland area
May of Cleveland visited relatives last week while Mr. Rising and children from Elyria called on his father. Fritz Tomescheckl of Cleveland spent Sunday with his father. O. M. Spitzer and D. C. Moore were in Litchfield. A Weaver from Geneva arrived with his family and will move into the Burden house on Main Street after a job as a miller begins. Neighbors hosted a Silver Friday gathering for Coy Neff, with guests Hortense Badger Jane Crowelly and Mr Cranste Wilts from Oberlin, joined by Mrs Crowell of Oberlin for supper at Louisa Neff’s before returning home.
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May
Cleveland
Rising
Elyria
Mra
Fritz Tomescheckl
O. M. Spitcer
D.C. Moore
Litchueld
A. Weaver
Ieneva
Mer Weaver
Bennett Milling
Burden
Main Street
Coy Neff
Mise Hortense Badger
Jane Crowelly
Mr. Cranste Wil
Old breed of all purpose farm horses preserved by government
Montreal report notes French-Canadian horses being revived by government efforts to preserve the breed. Descended from horses shipped by Louis XV, these strong animals weighed about 1200 pounds and excel in rugged endurance. Cap Rouge and St Joachim aim to maintain pure bloodlines as autos and tractors rise.
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Montreal
Que
Cap Rouge Farm
St Joachim
Canada
Dominion
Canada’s timber wealth drives vast national revenue growth
Canada holds 22 million acres of merchantable timber making up a central natural resource asset. Most timber sits near waterways with provinces like Nova Scotia and British Columbia positioned to export while Quebec and Ontario leverage the St Lawrence path to markets. Between 1900 and 1910 Canadian exports shifted from raw to processed lumber, with over two thirds now manufactured domestically and only a minority shipped as raw timber abroad.
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Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
British Columbia
Quebec
Ontario
St Lawrence
Local Notes From La Porte Area Nov 22
In La Porte on November 22 Mr WP on the sick list Mrs Frank Bruzee spent last week in Oberim with daughter Mrs Harry Jackson. The Anderson department in lyrhy received visitors including Mrs td i Vewers and Mrs Gwening ham. Miss Lioulse Craft of Cleveland stayed weekend with relatives. Atta Dirlam visited Athi Derlam. Prindloe stayed as a Keept visitor at Atothe home. Mr and Mrs Taawrench Bares also noted.
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Laporte
Lst
Frank Bruzee
Obérim
Harry Jackson
Wand
Ktobart Luthgery
Anderson
Lyrhy
Tdi Vewers
Jase Weele
Gweningham
sLioulse Craft
Cleveland
Atta Dirlam
Athi Derlam
Oteafton
Sumer
AlpCloin
Mvoo
Taawrench
Byrd Ce Beak at the Wets
A partial readable fragment notes Byrd Ce in a break related to a meeting or event at a wet area. Details are broken, but the reference implies a local incident or action connected to Byrd Ce and a wet location.
Meeting Postponed as Community Notices Deteriorate
A local meeting is postponed for two weeks amid scattered notes for Amherst AMUEMSL and a Missionary Society gathering. The Betton church and Sprstradt area are mentioned with names like Henry Lovell and Jacob Moth 5, while other fragments reference Cleveland and Ohio venues.
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Wao
Vetry Howell
Cleveltuid Aves
Ohio
Pupis
Godely
Stin Missionary Society of the
Betton Chime
Pioneering Chemist Improves Leather and Textiles
Fred A. Howard of South Easton Mass develops long researched chemical formulas to strengthen leather belts shoes and gloves and to enhance textile wear. His methods prevent cracking flex fibers waterproof textiles and increase overall durability while yielding cost savings for manufacturers and wearers.
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Rue
Chemiera
Fred A. Howard
South Easton Mass
Howard
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