State News In Brief TIFKIN Nov. 12
United States Glass Company here will begin full time operations Nov. 24 after half time. Several short items follow from Akron Findlay and other Ohio towns noting accidents, crimes, drought, and legal actions involving Local officials and residents. The report includes multiple brief mentions of individuals and events across state.
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United States Glass Company
Washington
Carrington T. Marshall
State Supreme Court
Mark Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
Common Pleas
H. M. Rankin
Daugherty
Rankin
Marshall
Fortunate Day Says Stars Predict Oddities in 1900s Tale
The astrology piece notes Jupiter passing through a zodiac zone signals oddities. It predicts tall tobacco salesmen may thrive and stevedores buy cigarettes. Scientific info hints surge in curiosity, while Tom Cats leap farther than usual and sardines in a canary cage tests spark wonder. Harkner Hatspud is named as a memorable country constable who wore knickers.
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Jupiter
Harkner
Fragmentary Crime Tale On gas explosion injury
An excerpt describes a college student fashioning a crude scene with a make do open package and stockings. A professor scans for a dime while a man in a dorm room turns on gas and lights a last cigarette. The blast blows out a side of the house but leaves John Turkess alive.
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John , Turkess
Will Davy
Unclaimed Wheat Field Mystery and Egg Production Report
A wheat field near Hessville holds an unclaimed scene while a pilot reports a chicken connecting rod failure. Ottawa County record keepers report 1605 eggs per bird on average for the past year, with Genoa’s Heede achieving 1972 eggs per flock.
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Hessville
Tmme
Pash
SS Department of Commerce
Faultry
Ottawa
Noultry Deepartment
Oho State University
M Heede
Genoa
Wwenty Libben
Lacarne
Egg production figures from regional flocks reported
The record shows two top flocks with high yields, one averaging 190 eggs per bird. Other notable producers include J A Miller of Genoa with 185 eggs per bird and Luther Mytander of Qah Warbor with 183 eggs per bird, highlighting regional poultry performance.
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J A Miller
Genoa
Luther Mytander Qah Warbor
Mayor Smith Hurt In Workplace Accident At Belle Vernon
Mayor L D Smith sustained injuries when pinned between a plank platform and a minsk truck trailer at the Belle Vernon plant yesterday morning. He remained mobile and attended activities, though he missed the Armistice Day banquet. Local notes include a theatre owner entertaining, a boy injured while playing football, and general community events.
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Smith
L. D. Smith
Belle Vernon
Marl Delsher
Trish
Brown Street
Barker and
Taylor Streets
Adoo
Unclear section notes long-ago measurements with Silas A Bille
Fragmentary OCR hints at an 80 year timeline led by Silas A Bille from near Ceaam Falla. The text mentions weights and measurements, including five and two pounds, with phrases like thy to tip. Limited readable facts prevent definitive event identification.
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Silas A. Bille
Ceaam Falla
Thy
Tip
Armistice Day Dinner and Village Socials in Wellington
Under blue and gold American Legion colors forty World War and Spanish War veterans plus guests gathered for an Armistice Day dinner in the Legion hall. Post Commander Ray Coates presided as old war songs and speeches followed a program with a string trio, dances, and later a luncheon with a birthday cake for Mrs Faus. Other village activities included Ents Nous bridge at Mrs Falls home, a Sorosts Club guest day, and a Kiwanians interclub meeting, plus a notable visit from Mrs S N Cooper, Governor Cooper’s sister, who described election night at the governor’s mansion where 1800 guests stayed for final returns.
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American Legion
Walliam McEndreer
Tarlam
American Legion Autihory
Ray Coates
Aous Club
R W Falls
Entra Nous Club
South Main Street
Keith Andrews
Robert Holland
Charles Baum
Faus
LeRoy Inn
Margaret
Jeanette Warner
Kathryn Maras
8. N. Cooper
Cooper
Harvey Myers
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