Capsule Hog Treatment Gains Ground in County Demonstrations
Farmers held six demonstrations across Wayne Jackson Pierce Monroe and Goshen townships treating 115 hogs with a two gram Sartenin three gram Alpin and eight gram sodium bicarbonate capsule given on an empty stomach and three ironclad rules to avoid dilution. The new method aims to replace turpentine lye and vitriol and costs about a nickel per fifty pound pig. Two farmers tested the approach against untreated hogs to compare fattening results while stateside college men push universal herd treatment. In Felicity the Cooperative Cream Sales Association bought a double lot opposite the Traction Station to store and supply dairy feeds and dairy supplies at low cost for members through winter, enabling broader adoption of cheaper feeds. Clyde F. Tom County Agent.
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Wayne
Jackson
Pierce
Monroe
Goshen
Frank Needham
Wayne Township
P. A. Ireton
Monroe Township
Cooperative Cream Sales Association
Felicity
Traction
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Bard of Directors
Clyde F. Tom
Ohio Good Roads seeks $2 million highway program
The Ohio Good Roads Federation plans a $2,000,000 highway program for the upcoming legislature. Proposals include transferring unimproved main artery sections to the State Highway Department, using $8,000,000 from general revenues for maintenance and a new annual revenue of at least $5,000,000 for reconstruc tion. Additional funds would add about $5,000,000 for new construction and $4,000,000 from auto licenses for upkeep. The plan aims to connect rural communities to State highways and prevent deterioration of the system. W. A. Alsdorf urged the move, saying America is on wheels and Ohio must keep pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Good Roads Federation
State Highway Department
General Assembly
W. A. Alsdorf
Federation
America
Clermont County Jersey Breeders Club Plans Regular Meetings
The Clermont County Jersey Breeders Club resumes regular meetings starting Saturday January 6 in Batavia after a quiet fall. Future meetings will be monthly or as decided, to set the year’s work and elect officers. A director will be chosen for the Ohio Jersey Cattle Club for a three year term, with Mrs. L. L. Drewey active as club representative. Members should attend with guests for an all day session beginning at 10:80 AM to discuss Jersey matters and issues.
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Clermont County Jersey Breeders Club
Batavia
Ohio Jersey Cattle Club
L. L. Drewey
Jersey
Taxes Exempt Admission Tax Clarifies Exemption Rules
The Revenue Act outlines when admissions to entertainments are tax exempt and warns organizations that misapplying the exemption can incur penalties. Exemption requires Form 765 affidavit filed timely for investigations before events. Admission taxes apply to all entertainments and games with charges over ten cents regardless of venue or promoter.
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Chas. M. Dean
Internal Revenue
Adams county to start year with four commissioners
Adams county will begin the new year with four county commissioners due to a 1920 law changing terms from two to four years and office start from September to January. M. F. Hooper, Republican, will join the board January 1, while three incumbents hold terms to 1924. A state Supreme Court ruling will decide the surplus seat after a power struggle sparked by 1922 election challenges.
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Adams County
Ohio State Supreme Court
M. F. Hooper
Levanben
Poe
Clayton Moore
Moore
Columbus
John G. Price
Henry Bergman, Jr
Clermont County
Tax Amendment Debate Seeks Constitutional Change on Tax-Exempt Securities
The House voted 158 to 56 to take up a constitutional amendment proposal to ban tax-exempt securities. Critics label it a propaganda effort, while proponents argue it would curb wealth from avoiding taxes and pressure for revenue relief. Opinion splits include strong anti-exemption rhetoric and calls to limit channels for capital to escape taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Snall
Rules Committee
Pou
North Caroline
Poll
Alexander Hamilton
Ohio
Norwalk Highway Dept Builds Fast Road Between Here and Calling
The Norwalk highway department boasts a record time for a brick road between Norwalk and Calling. The mile and three quarters long project, 20 feet wide with curb on both sides, was completed in two months under the contract. A second mark was set in five and a half days for a brick section nearly a mile long, costing $81,500 and 15 feet wide.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Here
Calling
Tarantula Caught Turns Up in Loveland Bananas
A large tarantula was found in a banana bunch at B. B. Thomas's store in Loveland on Saturday. Thomas captured the poisonous spider in a glass jar before it could harm anyone. Be careful of the banana bunches.
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B. B. Thomas
Loveland
Thomas
Hillsboro Woman Appointed Senate Engrossing Clerk
In Columbus last week at the Republican caucus Mrs. Conrad Roads of Hillsboro was chosen as engrossing clerk, the same post she held in the prior legislature. The move signals recognition of her proven efficiency and deep knowledge of procedures. J. B. Cross, ex-editor of the Republican paper at West Union, was selected as clerk of the Senate with influence from Senate clerk W. E. Halley.
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Ohio Senate
Columbus
Conrad Roads
Hillsboro
J. B. Cross
Adams County
Senate
Cross
West Union
W. E. Halley
News- Herald
Better Fishing Conditions Refer to General Sportsman License
A Cincinnati reader urges Rep Edgington and Batavia contact D K McDonald to back a General Sportsman license covering hunting trapping and angling at 1 26. The letter promotes a State Fish and Game Commission of at least three paid members and argues a 50 cent angling fee would fail to fund better fishing.
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Fred Edgington
E. P. Nash
D. K. McDonald
Batavia
Cincinnati
State Fish & Game Commission
B.P. Nash
West 7Th St
Fires Ravage Farms North of Hillsboro multiple blazes
A barn on Bert Nobles farm eight miles north of Hillsboro burned for unknown cause inflicting 8000 to 10000 dollars in damage. State Fire Marshal investigators and Milford authorities pursue an incendiary theory as a spate of fires continues with Sidney Fritz farm losses and a nearby home fire in the past two weeks.
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Bert Noble
Hillsboro
Milford
Sidney Fritz
Fritz
Officials Take Oath For Second Term
Sheriff John B. Rapp Commissioner Henry Bergman Prosecutor Harry Britton and Coroner Christopher took the oath of office and entered upon their second term Monday. Auditor Eveland will be the next in March.
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John B. Rapp
Henry Bergman
Harry Britton
Christopher
Eveland
Fur Market At Home In Hillsboro Gazette Feature
A Hillsboro Gazette feature reviews the local fur trade led by Wallace Dickie on North High Street. Pelts from Highland Clinton and Fayette counties fill his warehouse, with skunk, possum, muskrat and mink values listed and total stock valued around $60,000 to $200,000 annual volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
North High Street
Gazette
Ohio
Mr. Dick
Highland County
Clinton
Fayette Counties
Officers Installed by Moscow O E S Chapter
The Moscow O E S chapter installed officers on December 27 with Miss Nelle Jarman as installing officer and Miss Margaret Wenzel as marshal. New leaders include Worthy Matron Miss Sue Johnston, Worthy Patron John Hettrick, Associate Matron Anna Pattison, Secretary Margaret Wenzel, Treasurer Mrs. Hutte, Conductress Nelle Jarman, Associate Conductress Maria Jarman, Adah Dixie Duvall, Ruth Tillie Buchanan, Esther Norma Cox, Martha Aileen Long, Electa Beatrice Keiser, Chaplain Mrs. Chas Long, Marshall Mrs. Hettrick, and Organist Anna Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Jarman
Margaret Wenzel
O. BE. S
Moscow
Sue Johnston
John Hettrick
Anna Pattison
Annual Sportsman's Banquet and Department Meeting Details
The Annual Sportsman's Banquet will be held at the Deshler Hotel in Columbus on January 12. Regular salaried department men are authorized to be at the office on January 11 for their yearly meeting at 1 p.m., to be in the Senate Chamber or House of Representatives. A. Baxter, Chief, Fish and Game Division.
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Deshler
Columbus
Department
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives
Baxter
Fish and Game Division
School contract readvertised for Owensville addition
The four room addition to Stonelick district school at Owensville is readvertised this week. The board of education intends to have the project ready for occupancy by next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonelick
Owensville
Board of Education
Batavia Market Sells Wide Range Of Tobacco Items
Batavia market held a mid holiday sale on Thursday with a broad tobacco assortment. Nonscripte sold 6 to tie, tips 14 to 20c, trashes 19 to 260, lugs 26 to 820, red leaf 28 to 360, bright leaf 82 to 4l. Total offerings 86 625. sold 81 045. average 24.72 dollars. cash value 7 676.60.
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Batavia
Ohio School Enrollment Rises Noted in State Report
Columbus Ohio ninety two thousand more boys and girls were in school in Ohio last year than two years ago. High school enrollment grew by more than half the total increase. The Bing compulsory education law and broader high school curricula are cited as key factors in sustaining the growth.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Education
Department of Education
Ford Buys 28000 Acre Kentucky Coal Property
Henry Ford completed negotiations for the purchase of 28,000 acres of Pond Creek Coal in Pike County Kentucky. He will pay 10 million dollars and has lapsed an option on the nearby Elkhorn Coal Co. property.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Kentucky
New York
Pond Creek Coal Company
Pike County
Ford
Elkhorn Coal Co
Communion Service Set For First Sabbath Of New Year
M E Church asks all members Sunday school Epworth League and friends to attend the Sabbath morning January 7 for the annual Communion Service. The program includes hymn singing special music an offering and address by the pastor and boards. E Burdsall
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Epworth League
Friends of
E. Burdsall
Fraud Alert In Fayette County Farm Scam
A plainclothes man visited Washington D C and attempted to cash a 26000 farm purchase. A real estate agent showed several farms, the man cashed a 5000 check and withdrew 50 for expenses claiming oil riches in Eastern Ohio. A bank found no account in the check’s name and the con man fled with others left at risk. Be wary of slick operators in ordinary clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Dinner for Bell Telephone staff in Williamsburg
Charles M. Curry superintendent of Bell Telephone Clermont county hosted a Christmas day dinner for his employees in Williamsburg. The meal featured ore served by the ladies of the M. B. church and was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Charles M. Curry
Bell Telephone
Clermont County
Williamseburg
Williamsburg
M. B. Church
Milford Sees Benefits From Liquor Fines
Milford authorities state that prosecuting illegal liquor cases yields fines for the town. Mayor Scott proposes to use sixty thousand dollars or more of these liquor fines to fund a new school auditorium and high school building. The funds may also fill shortfalls in town expenses.
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Milford
Scott
Judge Tarbell in Hillsboro hears perjury indictments
Judge James W. Tarbell of Brown County Common Pleas visited Hillsboro on Thursday to hear a motion on two indictments against R. B. Paie for perjury related to tax refunds filed by the defendant.
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James W. Tarbell
Brown County Common Pleas Court
Hillsboro
R. B. Paie
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Clermont
Record Road Building
Tarantula
FUR Market
Batavia Tobacco Market
M. E. Church
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