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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1923

Page

6

Llama and Squirrels Share Tales in Whimsical Zoo Visit

Billie Brownie meets a Grey Squirrel and a Llama in the zoo. The Grey Squirrel explains long running quarrels with the Red Squirrels and notes their quick tempers. The Llama describes its South American origins, the Alpaca connection, and hints of an afternoon bread engagement with Billie.

Billie Brownie Zoo Billie Grey Squirrel Ima Billie Brownlie South America

Sally Simons Sews Atxi Sailor Shirts

Sally Simons stitched atxisailer shirts while Daniel Dowling drove directly down the street in a brief readable fragment from a historical page.

Sally Simons Atxisailer Daniel Dowling

Admiral Eberle Succeeds Coontz as Navy Chief of Operations

Admiral E W Eberle has been named chief of operations succeeding Admiral Robert E Coontz and relinquished command of the United States battle fleet in San Diego to Admiral B B Robison. He has a long career including commandant of the Washington Navy Yard, superintendent of the Naval Academy, and a Distinguished Service Medal for academy leadership during World War I. Born in Denton Texas, he entered the Naval Academy in 1881 and was commissioned in 1887.

E. W. Eberle Robert E. Coontz Navy San Diego United States Battle Fleet Robison Denby Annapolis Washington Navy Yard Naval Academy Admiral Eberle The War College Denton Tex Arkansas

Senator Hiram Johnson Smiles In New York Welcome

Senator Hiram Johnson arrived in New York aboard the Leviathan after a European inspection tour. He refused domestic political interviews until catching up and denounced the idea of the world court while hinting at a 1924 presidential bid. Admirers and reporters gathered as Johnson reflected on US maritime pride and a possible broader political reach.

Hiram Johnson California Statesman New York America Hiram Johnson Marina

Reorganization at U.S. Reclamation Service

Secretary Work implements a major reshuffle in the Reclamation Service. A. P. Davis resigns. D. W. Davis becomes bureau chief. F. B. Weymouth named chief engineer. the director’s office is abolished. The changes aim to shift focus to aiding farmers on reclamation lands amid sizeable project costs and outstanding farmer payments.

United States Reclamation Service A. P. Davis D. W. Davis Idaho Work The Reclamation Service Davis Bureau of Reclamation W. Davis Thale

Navy Renames Capt William A Moffett to Rear Admiral

In a major promotion news release Secretary Daniels lauds Capt William A Moffett for leading the Great Lakes station during World War I and the navy aero nautics bureau. He is elevated to rear admiral alongside four other captains including W D MacDougall L A Bostwick J L Latimer and H Schofield.

United States William A. Moffett Great Lakes Mississippi Daniels Moffett Navy Bureau of Aeronautics W. D. MacDougall Naval Observatory Washington L. A. Bostwick Fleet J. L. Latimer the Navy H. Schofield General Board

Ohio State Fair to Stage Mammoth Bird Pageant at Columbus

The Ohio State Fair will feature a major new pageant titled Citizen Birds at the Coliseum and Grandstand complex. Writers and over a thousand central Ohio youth will enact the tale of birds protecting agriculture, with fireworks after every performance and a ensured audience turnout.

Buckeye State Exposition Coliseum Columbus Grounds Fair City Recreation Department W. A. Ireland Columbus Ohio Ohio State

Ohio State Fair Boosts Prizes for Boys and Girls Clubs

The Ohio State Fair reports a prize increase from 9000 to 11550 dollars for Boys and Girls Club entries. City school garden work also gains premiums, with junior and senior classes duplicated and supported by Ohio State University Extension.

Ohio G. R Lewis Ohio State University

Jersey Cow Perennial Labellas Tops Auction Prices

Ohio State Fair management reports Him Hill Farm Brookfield Mass sent papers for Perennial Labellas. The imported Jersey cow owned by O W Means recently sold for 6500 dollars, the year's highest price. She is pure black and white, a rare color in Jerseys.

Ohio State Fair Management Him Hill Brookfield Mass O. W. Means

Age of Breeding Heifer Is Problem for Farmer

Breeders debate whether early mating harms growth, offspring vigor, or fecundity. Delayed breeding costs non-productive time, but risks include smaller mature size, weaker offspring, and reduced breed vigor. Experts note risks vary by species and individual, with no clear universal age.

Selecting Herd Bull to Improve Weakest Points

Dr. G W McCampbell of Kansas State Agricultural College urges careful herd bull selection by evaluating families, size, character, and conformation. Emphasizes focusing on two top cows to guide choice and maintaining profitability through big rugged bulls with masculine features and even, steady form.

G. W. McCampbell Kansas State Agricultural College McCampbell

Profitable Producers Depend on Strong Bulls and Cows

The article argues that good cows arise from mating good sires and dams. It cautions that scrubs produce scrubs and praises the impact of a high quality purebred bull when paired with ordinary cows. It emphasizes maintaining strong bulls to avoid backward steps for profitable cattle.

Sense of Proportion and the Artist’s Insight

A reflective meditation on proportion and knowledge in art. The text contrasts the great artist’s broad observation with the diligent craftsman and suggests true understanding comes from integrating many talents for larger purposes.

Capitalist Dream Amid Poverty Inspires Quotation

A humorous exchange from Paris Le Rire contrasts a poor man wanting to work with a wish to be a capitalist. The dialogue highlights social class and ambition through a playful choice of vocation.

Paris le Rire

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