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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1941
Page
8
Extension forester Fred Trenk explains how rising log and lumber prices tempt farmers to harvest timber. He urges livestock exclusion to protect seedlings and proper handling of slash to prevent large fires. He notes selling timber by measured, blazed stands to maximize value and protect future growth.
A farm engineering expert from Ohio State University cautions tractor owners about overheating motors. He notes possible causes include a loose fan belt, dirt on radiator fins, clogged radiator tubes, and a poorly limed water jacket. He suggests cleaning clogged tubes with a caustic solution and flushing the system after a 15 minute run to heat and drain the coolant.
The 1666 fire in London destroyed four-fifths of the city, leaving vast devastation and shaping postwar rebuilding efforts.
Dr. W. C. Thompson of Rutgers University urges poultry breeders to start breeding programs. Select top 25 percent with leg bands, house rest separately, trapnesting from October 1, and establish minimum production standards. Remove bands from hens failing to meet egg thresholds across defined periods.
In Saskatchewan Canada nine interpreters previously employed in the area have been moved to other duties as local Indigenous people demonstrate notable command of the English language.
On August 21, 1941 the Schedule of Claims Debts and Liabilities against the Estate of William P Teal Deceased of Miami Township was filed in Batavia Ohio Court A hearing is set for September 6 1941 at 10 oclock in the forenoon Individuals may file exceptions at least five days before the hearing or be barred By order of Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch with attorney Robert M Hair.
On August 21 1941 a Schedule S of Claims Debts and Liabilities against Flora Lang deceased was filed in Batavia Ohio. A hearing is set for September 6 1941 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Interested parties must file five days prior or be barred. Lucian H. Dawson attorney.
The President of the United States receives an annual salary of 75000 dollars plus 450000 dollars for other expenses such as travel entertainment clerk hire and related costs.
Mr. Russell and family of Amelia move this week to Maineville where he will take on new teaching duties as supervising principal of the Hamilton-Maineville school. Russell has 16 years of teaching experience and spent the last five years in Amelia. The Miller Reunion returns to Charles Bauer’s home on August 31 with invites to all friends and relatives.
Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed proposals for drainage, widening, and asphalt resurfacing on State Route 7 in Clermont County lasting to June 1942. Project cost about 70 600 dollars with 5 percent bid bond up to 10 000 dollars. Plans available at department offices. bids subject to rejection.
Marie Stephenson confined at the Ohio Reformatory for Women Marysville from Clermont County jailed October 1 1940 for grand larceny serving 1 to 7 years becomes eligible for a parole board hearing on or after October 1 1941 per the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission Parole and Record Clerk Jean Reilley announces.
The board notes lightning rods can reach 97 percent efficiency when properly built and installed. Inspections of struck buildings reveal defects such as inadequate grounding to permanent moisture, too few points especially on chimneys and cupolas, and points or connections that are not securely electrically tied.
A historical note states that the male ostrich often weighs about 300 pounds. This brief item highlights the bird's substantial size as part of a wildlife description.
A Sabina Ohio resident reports relief from chronic constipation kidney trouble and female headaches after taking TON JON. She says nightly awakenings and digestive issues vanished, appetite improved and nerves steadied. She urges readers to visit local drugstores Blocher Batavia Elrod Williams burg Scott's Bethel Hartman's New Richmond for TON JON samples.
The article notes that 25 percent of Americans on the land supply half the population growth. It advises dairy bulls stay lean after age two for breeding efficiency. It mentions wartime secrecy on export statistics, windbreak planning with evergreens, contour farming on slopes, and feeding poultry with growing mash, corn, oats, and green feed in late summer and fall.
The United States comprises five cities with populations exceeding one million: New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Los Angeles. The note highlights density and urban scale in these metropolitan centers.
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