Ohio Tragedies and Crimes Highlight State News
A string of incidents across Ohio includes John Coleman killed by an Erie freight train on a Durbin bridge, Dr. Fayette Montgomery’s self‑inflicted death in Cincinnati, a Canton fur theft, and a Bellefontaine electrical accident. rail crashes injure 23. police hunt suspects in multiple killings. various fires, drownings, and gas explosions disrupt communities.
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John Coleman
Durbin
Springfield
Erie
Fayette H. Montgomery
Cincinnati
Lefievitz
Canton
Big Four
Toledo
Detroit
West Liberty
Bellefontaine
C.P. Collings
Ohio
Federation
Edgar Howard
Mill
East
Liverpool
Howard
Town
Burdette Johnson
Mary Tomlin
Manchester
Add Gillen
Earl Lyndecker
Lithopolis
Fairfield County
Walter Fields
Paul Barnes
Barnes
Harry H. Fulton
Ida Henry
Robert Vernon, Jr
Newark
Akron
J. Keese
J. L. Singleton
Joseph H. McConnell
Alliance
Public Service
Louise ©. Riese
Clifford Cain
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dennison
Tiffin Women's Clubs
Continental Beet Sugar Company
Findlay
Walter E. Honecker
William Fies
Marion
East Liverpool
War Chest
Milton Caney
Newton H. Holsom
Alfred Disborn
Kester Leibert
Miller
Lillie S. Kaufman
Harry White
William H. McGannon
Municipal Court of
Cleveland
Harold C. Kagy
Manna
Jesse Janosky
Bellaire
Antonio 60
W. G. Pollock
Duluth
Lima
John D. Goebel
Melvin Flannigan
Caso
Sare Cael
J. K. Johnson
Gloversville
N. Y
Lima Chamber of Commerce
Irving B. Lincoln
Lewis W. Englebry
Sandusky Board of Elections
Girard M. Geisinger
Youngstown
Salem
Ottawa County Medical Society
A. A. Brindley
Port Clinton
Columbus Grove
Gavlin Brothers Company
Yeggs
Tarelka Brothers
Fred Myers
Ottus Douglas
Gallipolis
Elyria of
Justice of the Peace
George W. Chamberlain
Lancaster
Emanuel Lutheran Church
John Weener
J. Miller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Angello Zappavigna
Vincent Marando
Canton Exchange Bank
Canada
Gaswell
Syracuse
Dutch Valley School
Uhrichsville
Jessie Haver
Middle States Rubber Company
Painesville
Anne McIinerney
Albert
Crooksville
Columbus
Dayton
Marion Ebersbach
Leo
Jackson County
Ebersbach
Carl Riggs
Thompson
Momen
Youngstown Municipal Railways
Splendid Results From Poultry Club Members
Frances Basley a Tennessee farm girl joins the boys and girls poultry club two years ago and earns a net profit of 81.66 from market poultry breeding. Russell Monroe a 14 year old wins state fair prizes and a championship cup with 120 Gol and Silver Campines. Oklahoma's Orchid Miller reports a 336 profit from 285 chicks raised. Dwight Carroll of Kansas leads in turkey profits with 240.80 net from 56 turkeys. The piece argues club work shows farm life opportunities and encourages rural education over city drift.
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Poultry Club
Frances Basley
Tennessee
Boys’ and Girls’ Poultry Club
Frances
Russel Monroe
Orchid Miller
Oklahoma
Elk City
Dwight Carroll
Winchester
Jefferson County
Kansas
Dwight
DUCK FANCERS TOLD HOW TO BREED DUCKS
Uncle Sam promotes wild duck breeding with a leaflet from the Bureau of Biological Survey. Mallards easiest, black ducks need space, widgeon and teal require winter shelter. Three sided shacks suffice for most climates, eggs hatched under hens or in incubators, fall stock for early spring breeding.
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Sam
Fowler
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Uae
Ice Harvest from Ponds Cuts Farm Costs
Farmers can save dollars by harvesting pond ice for milk cooling and home use. A Farmers' Bulletin details building an icehouse in fall and storing ice securely. One and a half tons stored properly can cool milk from one cow for a year plus extra for family use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Brown Spot of Corn Widespread East of Rockies
The article notes brown spot of corn is present in much of the eastern corn growing region. It is caused by a minute fungous parasite and may reduce yields by about 10 percent, though losses are often lower. U S Department of Agriculture advises field sanitation crop rotation and seed selection to control the disease.
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Rocky Mountains
United States Department of Agriculture
Ottawa Log Saw Promises Fast Cutting At Low Cost
Ottawa Mfg Co offers the Improved Model 4 HP Ottawa Log Saw with a 4 cycle high power motor and Oscillating Magnetono batteries, claiming faster cuts and lower costs. The unit features a friction clutch, portability, and attachments for tree cutting, with 35 to 50 cords daily claimed by one operator and wood priced near $20 per cord. Free illustrated book and prices offered by mail.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Log Law
Ottawa Mfg. Co
Wood St
Kas
Two Bar Admission Questions Reveal Judge Toppan
Ohio judge Benjamin Toppan, who died in the early 1870s, recalled a bar exam when asked two questions. He answered that law is an unjust distribution of justice and equity is aimposition upon common sense, and he was admitted with open arms.
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Benjamin Toppan
Ohio
Toppan
Drug firms hailing Swamp-Root as trusted remedy
For years druggists have followed the Swamp-Root record praised by Dr Kilmer's for kidney liver and bladder health. It is a physician's prescription and strengthening medicine aiding natural organ function. The ad touts long standing trust and many friends of Swamp-Root and urges readers to obtain it.
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Kilmer
Notable Commentaries on Cake Bread Making
Fragments reflect a character study focusing on fixation with baking and resilience. The text hints at a stubborn man who chooses solitary, deliberate living and an unusual affection for pastries.
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