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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1920

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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