Ohio farmers gain three daily livestock market radio reports
Radio on Ohio farms shifts from novelty to essential service with three daily livestock market broadcasts. Station EAO in Columbus airs 9 am receipts and open markets for major cities, 11 am updates minus Cleveland and Buffalo, and 1:30 pm closing-market summary plus Ohio notices. Programs run via leased government wire in cooperation with the U S Bureau of Markets.
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United States Bureau of Markets
Justice Vaughn Seeks Free Marriage Amid Five Year Wait
Justice of the Peace John J. Vaughn of Carlisle has offered a free wedding to the first couple who comes, but five years have passed with no takers. He teaches in the public buildings, runs his justice shop late, and still waits at the gate for a couple to marry gratis.
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Thievery Woes Hit Oberlin College Town Again
Oberlin reports a fresh wave of thefts as a window entry in Mrs. Swift’s home yields a handbag with about $3 and papers. Similar break ins at Shurtliff Cottage and other homes occurred since term started. Authorities suspect one or more college students are behind the incidents, echoing a prior spring spree and milkman holdups nearby.
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Prof Benton to Lecture on Mark Twain in Oberlin
In Oberlin on Friday October 17, Prof Richard Benton head of the University of Minnesota English department will lecture on Mark Twain. Benton a Trinity College graduate in 1883 earned a PhD from Johns Hopkins and has taught English, edited publications, and led departmental work.
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Minnesota Poet and Professor Remains in Minneapolis
The article notes a literary figure who studied at the University of Minnesota, stayed there until 1909 before taking a professorship in English at the University of Chicago, returned to Minnesota in 1906 to his former post, and currently resides in Minneapolis. He has authored poems, fiction, and essays.
Late church dispute leads to police court clash in Bellaire
In Bellaire Ohio a late arriving member of a local Jewish congregation clashed with a rival in the June business, allegedly punching the opponent after a remark about tardiness. The man was arrested and brought before police court. In Tiltonville Ohio the new high school varsity plans to field a football team this season and seeks games with schools carrying 130 to 140 pound squads.
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Florence to Vote On 2 Mill School Levy in November
Florence rural school district votes to ask electors at the November election for an additional two mills on taxable property. The levy would fund maintenance and operations to prevent school closures amid operating-fund shortages, mirroring a similar Milan plan.
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Professor Mosher to lead Syracuse University school
OBERLIN September 30 William E Mosher BA PhD formerly German professor at Oberlin College has been named managing director of the School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University New York a new department of the university Mosher graduated Oberlin 1899 with a BA and earned his PhD in 1904 from the University of Halle Germany he joined Oberlin faculty soon after
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Elyria Auto Radiator and Body Co repair shop ad
Auto radiator and body repair services offered by Elyria company at East Broad Street BriDge. Radiators fenders and gasoline tanks repaired with contact via phone 2929.
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James A Drain celebrates fifty fourth birthday as Legion commander
James A Drain marks his fifty fourth birthday while serving as the new commander of the American Legion. Born in Warren County Illinois, he has practiced law in Nebraska Washington State New York and Washington DC where he is presently president. His military career spans National Guard service in Washington State to World War roles including ordnance officer in the tank corps and Anglo American tank commission. He has led National Board and National HiFi Association efforts and has long been active in Legion affairs as district of Columbia department commander.
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