Laws Confusing Nomination Methods for Judges and School Board Seats
Columbus report highlights that Ohio election law for judges and school board members mixes primary party declarations, write in options, and independent petitions. Critics say the nonpartisan aim creates voter confusion and fuels calls to end party primaries.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Gov
Willis
Capt
R. A. Hastings
Boys’ Industrial
Hastings
Capt. Hastings
Highway contracts let for about $180000 in Ohio
Western Newspaper Union reports Highway Superintendent Clinton Cowan let contracts totaling roughly 180000 for road improvements across multiple counties. Bids were lively with items including water bound macadam and brick paving and several firms awarded varying mileages and sections. awards include J C Imboden Logan 3375 and Ward Patrick Co Wheeling 9927.52 and Hart Walters Sandusky 15490 among others.
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Clinton Cowan
Licking—Summit
J. C. Imboden
Logan
Muskingum
Zanesville
McConnellsville
Ward, Patrick & Co
Wheeling
Sandusky
Sandusky-Clyde Road
Earl Walters
Franklin
Columbus-Newark
Graham & Kinnear
Columbus
Marysville
Lake—Painesville-Warren
Public Contracting Co
Elyria
Licking
Columbus- Newark
E. C. Radebaugh
Lucas
Toledo- Wauseon
Medina
Cleveland- Wooster
Hart & Kempf
Union
Marion Road
Sylvester Baughman
Jack” Arnold
United States
United American Mechanics
Olentangy Park
Arnold
Willis
Ohio
Hamilton
Civil Service Commission
State Civil Service Commission
Butler County
Licking County
Summit
Buskingum County
Zanesville-McConnelsville
Ward Patrick & Co
W. Va
Sandusky County
Sandusky-Clyde
Hart Walters
Sale of Breweries Set in Columbus Ohio
A decree by Judge J. E. Sater orders the sale of the Hoster Colum bus Associated Breweries on July 31. Receivers C. Christian Born and Carl J. Hoster named as special masters. Upset price set at 1,350,000, 20 percent below appraised value of 1,693,549.36. Mortgaged property to be sold for not less than 900,000. unmortgaged property minimum bid 450,000. Maryland property in Virginia and West Virginia excluded.
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Columbus, C
Hoster-Columbus Associated Breweries Company
J. E. Sater
C. Christian Born
Carl J. Hoster
Sater
Citizens’ Savings and Trust Company of
Cleveland
Virginia
West Virginia
Bond Issue Discussed for Bi County Tuberculosis Hospital
Dayton officials and hospital trustees met to discuss a bond issue to cover the preliminary cost of a new bi county tuberculosis hospital. The site and final project details remain to be determined.
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Dayton, O
Charles F. Brenner
A. L. Eberly
Len Michael
John E. Parker
Maton
D. F. Garland
Dayton
D. W. Iddings
Ohio Northern graduate linked to Pittsburg assault case
Ada Ohio native Thomas G. Forney Washington attorney, arrested in Pittsburg over an attack on his wealthy father in law Franklin T. Schneider, graduated from Ohio Northern University law school in 1913. He was a prosperous, active fraternity member and ran for athletic manager but was not elected.
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Ada
Thomas G. Forney
Washington
Pittsburg
Franklin T. Schneider
Law School
Ohio Northern University
Conservancy district created to tame Miami valley floods
Dayton Ohio moves to flood protection with the Miami conservancy district to build dry reservoirs costing about 17 to 18 million dollars. Edward Deeds Gordon Rentschler and Henry Allen named directors for seven five and three-year terms. Opposition claimed 100000 acres would flood. decree bars water power use.
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Dayton
Miami Valley
Hamilton
Conservancy Court
Conservancy
Miami District
Edward A. Deeds
Gordon Rentschler
Henry M. Allen
Troy, C
Deeds
Allen
Rentschler
Morgan Engineering Company
Memphis
Common Pleas Court
Murphy
Butler County
Cosgrave
Risinger
Preble
Wright
Warren
Jones
Miami
Kyle
Green
Mathers
Shelby
Geiger
Clark
Carroll Spri
Governor to decide on Ohio State Fair admission price
Gov. Frank B. Willis must decide if admission to the Ohio State Fair next September becomes 25 cents instead of 50. Local farmers and supporters pressure for a cut while the State Agricultural Commission warns of a deficit. The commission split with Sandles and Williams opposed and Strode and Price for. Willis will cast the deciding vote as ex officio member on a financial policy.
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Columbus
Frank B. Willis
State Board of Agriculture
State Agricultural Commission
A. P. Sandles
C. G. Williams
S. E
Ohio Teachers Association Opens Sixty Fifth Convention
Cedar Point Ohio hosts the sixty fifth annual convention with about 600 teachers present and registered for the opening session. W E Kershner of Columbus reports broad statewide representation as every county shows at least one delegate.
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Cedar Point
Ohio Teachers’ Association
W. E. Kershner
Columbus
Buckeye Briefs Quick Ohio News Digest
Judges of livestock and poultry exhibits announced for the exposition. A dry vote carried in Piketon by 117 to 7. John Moore of the Ohio United Mine Workers plans petitions for a Gallagher bill referendum. Alexander Frank elected state commander of United Spanish War Veterans in Mansfield. State Board of Dental Examiners accounts show excrescences needing amputation during transfer. Erie milk train wreck in Warren derails five coaches. engineer Louis Loveland killed and Fireman Bob Olsen fatally injured.
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Vic Donahey
State Dental Board
Columbus
Donahey
Secretary of State
United States
Warren Q. Harding
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Ohio
Senate
John Moore
Ohio United Mine Workers
Ansfield
Alexander Frank
Cincinnati
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans
State Board of Dental Examiners
Auditor of State
Expensive Fences About a Poultry Yard
Fences for poultry yards require ongoing cost and effort. Keep fences low and land unfenced where possible to preserve sweetness. Heavy meat breeds need 5 to 6 foot fences while Leghorns require 6 to 7 feet with top reinforcement. Posts spaced 6 to 20 feet apart. corner posts stout and set in the ground. treat posts in ground and brace corners.
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R. G. Weatherstone
Plymouth Rocks
Sunflowers Good for Hens and Poultry Shade
The article advises planting sunflowers in rows like corn but spaced for headout. Striped-seed sunflowers often yield seven to eight heads per plant, resist dry weather, and grow on poor soil. Planted near poultry yards they provide shade, and cultivation resembles corn farming. Sunflower seeds contain flour of an oily nature.
Regular Feeding Times on the Farm
The note urges regular feeding times for chickens to prevent them from entering the hog pen and drifting under horses, which causes substantial losses yearly. It suggests following the schedule used by the town poultry keeper.
Marketing Pullets
Pullets are marketed just before they begin to lay. After they have begun to lay they command only the prices of fowls.
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