Dairymen Prepare for Ohio State Dairymen’s Meeting
Ohio State University hosts the Ohio State Dairymen's Association annual meeting January 31 to February 2 during Farmers' Week. Dr. Carl Alsberg of the U S Department of Agriculture will discuss new regulations on sanitary cream for butter making.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
Columbus
Ohio State Dairymen’s Association
Ohio State University
Carl Alsberg
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Dairymen’s Association
Reformatory
Willis
Marysville Reformatory
State University
The
University
Toledo Cable Cuts Strike Spokes in Hotel
In Toledo fifty telephones at a hotel housing strike breaking linemen for the Ohio State Telephone Co were cut as the hotel cable was severed. This is the second cut since the weeklong walkout started seven weeks ago with officials blaming linemen and unionists denying the charge. James Cuddy and Bert Hoffman two union linemen held by Federal Judge Killits for alleged assault were released with stern warnings.
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Toledo
Ohio State Telephone Company
James Cuddy
Bert Hoffman
Killits
Toledo Museum Enriched by Million Dollar Gifts
The Toledo Museum of Art has received gifts totaling 1 million dollars. Of this, 600 thousand dollars was raised by popular subscription to form an endowment fund. At a dinner closing the campaign, Edward Drummond Libbey announced an additional 400 thousand dollars to double the museum's size.
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Toledo, O
Toledo Museum of Art
Edward Drummond Libbey
Canton to Welcome New Auto Plant by Holmes Co
Canton officials and the Holmes Automobile Co. announce a $2.5 million air cooled engine automobile plant to be incorporated in Canton. Capitalists from Canton Pittsburgh and Syracuse formed the company and temporary offices and factory space are in use while permanent buildings are planned.
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Canton, O
Holmes Automobile Co
Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Pittsburg
Syracuse
N. Y
Akron Plans Soldier Training Camp Near City
Akron Ohio citizens training camp to be opened next summer if local Army and Navy Union plans succeed. A meeting discussed the camp and a proposal for military instruction in schools to be submitted to the board of education.
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Akron, O
Akron
The
Army and Navy Union
Board of Education
Boy Admits Six More Fires In Youngstown
Frank Oliphant sixteen-year-old confesses to starting six additional fires in Youngstown Ohio bringing his total since August to twenty four for losses amounting to about one hundred ten thousand dollars. He now accounts for half of the city's fire damage.
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Youngstown
Frank Oliphant
Patterson Huffman Wedding Aboard Honeymoon Plan
Dayton Ohio reports the marriage of Evelyn Van Tyl Huffman to Frederick B. Patterson. They will honeymoon in the Orient, staying in Honolulu through February 2, then travel to China and Japan. The groom’s father John H. Paterson of the National Cash Register provided a home. the bride is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. Frank T. Huffman.
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Dayton
Orient
Frederick B. Patterson
Pacific
Honolulu
China
Japan
John H. Paterson
National Cash Register Establishment
Evelyn van Tyl Huffman
Frank T. Huffman
Medical Body Reorganizes State Medical Board
Columbus elects Dr J H J Upham president and Dr J K Scudder vice president as the board reorganizes. Dr S M Sherman remains treasurer and Dr George E Matson secretary. Dr Eugene C Waters joins Osteopathic Committee. Hugo N Sarchet among 23 December examinees with six osteopaths licensed. Licensees include Ossman Cleveland Aland Cleveland Jones Cleveland Boylan Milford Center Brown Youngstown Biddle Albany Eyestone Toledo Honeck Malinta Falk Cincinnati Pratt Bellefontaine Sattler Cincinnati Naka ya Massillon Peppas Youngstown Finley Xenia Richs Riggs Youngstown Ajemian Toledo Hill McConnellville Pickett Cleveland Sarchet Cleveland Pullen Cleveland Covert Bellaire.
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Columbus
State Medical Board
J. H. J. Upham
C. E. Sieman
Cleveland
J. K. Scudder
Cincinnati
S. M. Sherman
George E. Matson
Eugene C. Waters
Chillicothe
KE. R. Booth
Hugo N. Sarchet
Lawrence N. Ossman
Albert H. Aland
Albert L. Jones
John D. Boylan
Milford Center
Thos. E. Brown
Youngstown
Benjamin H. Biddle
Albany
Fred Levi Eyestone
Toledo
Herman W. Honeck
Malinta
Jacob Benjamin Falk
Malcolm L. Pratt
Bellefontaine
Robert R. Sattler
Fusa T. Nakaya
Massillon
Anargyros Peppas
Robert K. Finley
Xenia
William S. McKell
Cyrus C. Brown
Roland W. Riggs
Mihran B. Ajemian
Lewis B. Hill
McConnellville
Frances R. Pickett
George W. Pullen, Jr
Orra F. Covert
Bellaire
Coal Shortage Halts Schools and Church Services in Akron
Akron Ohio faces a severe coal shortage with schools closed after the holidays and churches unable to hold services. The Citizens' League of nearby Talmadge appeals to the State Utilities Commission to force railroads to dispatch coal cars already en route but delayed. Families with young children struggle to keep homes warm using wood.
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Akron
Citizens’ League of
Train strike death shocks Elyria community
Elyria reports Henry Olsen aged 29 was struck and killed by a train at Grafton triggering mourning locally. Other notes include Union County Agricultural Society directors promising a post State fair week in Marysville and Oberlin News raising subscription to 1.50 dollars. Athens township awards 16000 dollars in school bonds for a Plains area school building. Sumitt county wet forces claim victory as Cuyahoga Falls votes to retain saloons 48 to 0.
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Elyria
Henry Olsen
Grafton
Marysville, O
Union County Agricultural Society
Marysville
Athens
Tillotson & Wolcott Company
Cleveland
Athens Township
the Plains
Akron, O
Summit County
Cuyahoga Falls
Tragic End For Chardon Resident O H Truman
O H Truman of Chardon who served in Indian wars in the Northwest in the early 1860s has died. He was the father of Ray Truman, a teller at the First National Bank of Chardon Columbus.
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Chardon, O
H. O. Truman
Northwest
Ray Truman
Teller
The
First National Bank of
Chardon
Wilkoff Co to double capital stock at February meeting
Youngstown D D J Wilson treasurer says at the annual meeting on February 6 shareholders will raise the capital stock from 300000 to 600000. The extra funds will be used for plant extensions.
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Youngstown, D
D. J. Wilson
Wilkoff Co
Ohio bakers group to discuss banking woes at mid winter session
The Ohio Association of Master Bakers plans a mid winter session in Cleveland focused on banking industry problems and their impact on the high cost of living. The gathering will be held later this month in Cleveland.
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Cleveland, C
Ohio Association of Master Bakers
Cleveland
Cox elected Ohio governor as legislature opens
In a quiet session the 82d Ohio General Assembly begins work. James M. Cox is formally declared governor with Democratic control of offices, and Republicans outline a plan to curb liability insurers and support prison labor for brick. Prepared budget disputes arise between Cox and Willis teams.
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Columbus
Stting
Ohio
John Arnold
James M. Cox
Hildebrand
Ohio Federation of Labor
Senate
House
82D General Assembly
Gov. Arnold
J. Howard Miller
E. J. Hopple
Cleveland
William S. Pealer
Mansfield
John R. Cassiday
Bellefontaine
State Board of Administration
Willis
Bowling Green State Normal School
State Board of Health
General Assembly
Maxwell
Jefferson County
Clark
Warren
Robbins
Ross
Misleading Figures Alleged in Campaign Expenditures
The piece mocks Senator Gore Oklahoma for claiming ten million spent by the Republican national committee, suggesting he was misinformed and exaggerating to as much as ten billion. It argues the figure is far from reality and satirically condemns the inflated total.
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Republican National Committee
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Gore
Mr. Gore
Doctor Johnson
Headed for the Rocks
Secretary McAdoo projects next year's federal expenditures at no less than 1 278 000 000 with a 220 000 000 rise from the current year and a 553 000 000 jump from last year's total. A 282 000 000 deficit is anticipated unless revenue is expanded, signaling possible new taxes to close the gap.
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McAdoo
United States
Treasury Department
Postwar GOP Outlook From Former Interior Secretary
Walter Fisher of Chicago reflects on the campaign results, arguing the Democratic victory stemmed from war politics beliefs. He predicts a Republican congressional majority in two years and a Republican president four years ahead, blaming campaign errors on Hitchcock and stating the loss is final.
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Walter Fisher
Chicago
Washington
Kansas
Congress
Hitchcock
Federal building fund bill targets scattered sites
The $38,000,000 appropriation for federal buildings is before Congress. Secretary McAdoo notes $180,000,000 has been spent in the last twenty years with most in small places where government business or public convenience did not justify construction. The present bill is described as repeating this extravagance.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Hildebrant
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Co
State Board of Agriculture
William G. Gear
Upper Sandusky
R. N. Black
Freeport
George A. Stauffer
Ottawa
Stauffer
Agricultural Department
Congress
McAdoo
Duty of Congress needs to curb deficit and boost production
The speaker warns revenues lag and a large deficit threatens the economy. They call for measures beyond economy cuts to fund a program that expands home supply and stimulates production for stronger foreign trade and competition.
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Congress
Protein Variation Among Dairy Cattle Milk Types
Chemical analyses by A E Perkins at the Ohio experiment station show Jersey milk carries higher protein and sugar than Holstein milk. Guernsey resembles Jersey, Ayrshire sits between, and protein rises with fat but not proportionally. Skim Holstein milk at 3.3 percent fat has 3.5 percent protein, Jersey at 4.7 percent fat has 4.1 percent protein, indicating fat level helps determine skim milk composition.
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Jersey
A. E. Perkins
Ohio Experiment Station
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Holstein
Right Speed for Separator
The article states that cream richness varies with separator speed. Normal is 55 rpm. 75 rpm yields rich cream, 25 rpm yields thin cream. Fat loss occurs in skim milk at low speeds, sometimes half the fat. The correct economical speed is shown on the crank handle.
Milk Stool Lets Milker Sit Anywhere In Yard Or Field
A simple one legged stool with four straps and a broad waist belt lets the milker sit securely anywhere. The device fastens quickly to the milker and stays in position for convenient use in milking cows or in the garden.
Cause Indigestion in Calf from Milk Temperature
Under natural conditions milk given to young calves runs about 100 degrees. Small deviations from this temperature can trigger indigestion, particularly in calves under two months old.
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