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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1914

Page

3

Country Life Week at Ohio State University in Columbus

Ohio State University will hold Country Life Week in Columbus from August 10 to 14, 1914. The event brings rural ministers teachers Y M C A and other leaders together with speakers from Ohio and beyond to discuss farming methods rural social problems and church and school roles in improving country living. Notable figures include W C Thompson F G Blair A B Storms and G Walter Fiske among others. The program spans five days with sessions in Onwshend Hall and covers farming methods soil issues community church cooperation and rural education.

Ohio State University Columbus Union News Service Country Life Country School Country Home Ohio YMC College Agriculture W. C. Thompson F. G. Blair Ilmnois A. B. Storms Iowa State College G. Walter Fiske Oberlin College Bilas B. Persons Cazenovia N. Y Virginia C. Meredith Indiana Home Economics Association H.C. Ramsower Silas E. Persons College of Agriculture

Springfield Plans Legal Notes for Improvements

An attorney general opinion finds the city may issue notes to cover pre improvement costs under Section 3915. The notes mature at project completion and are repaid by proceeds from anticipated bonds drawn against future assessments.

Springfield

Ohio Cherry Crop Tops Nation As Harvest Nears

Columbus reports Ohio near completion of a record cherry harvest. State inspector N E Shaw notes Ohio leads in cherry trees and prices run around two dollars wholesale. The Clyde area hosts the state's largest industry with an 80 acre Pickett and Heffner orchard.

Columbus Ohio Buckeye N. E. Shaw Clyde Inspector Shaw Pickett & Heffner N. B. Shaw Nva St Jocusts

Better Sanitation Conference Heads North Ohio

Cleveland Ohio reports the state board of health will hold a Cedar Point conference with municipal and township health officers to discuss rural sanitation. About 300 cities and villages and 1000 townships in northern Ohio are expected to attend. John W Hill of Cincinnati will open with Rural Sanitation. Dr E F Mc Campbell will discuss The Enforcement of Public Health Laws.

Cleveland State Board of Health Cedar Point Ohio John W. Hill Cincinnati E. F. McCampbell

Pensions At $12 Per Month In Ohio

Pensions of 12 dollars a month have been granted to a list of Ohio residents including Elizabeth Bushong Forest Laura Elwell Columbus Alice Farrabee Columbus Mary Lakin Columbus Eliza Wheeler Mr Gilead Sarah Woodworth Millfield Florence Adams Cleveland minors of William Chance Powhattan Point Mary Daring Dayton Sarah Lockhart Ashland Mary Lokey Mt. Washington Caroline Mc clarren Iberia Harriet Swallow Kenton Alvis Wall Newark Sarah Walter Northup Lydie Wombold Liberty Nancy Croy McArthur Mary Doll Cincinnati Olive Gascoigne Metamora Jennie McDaniel Rushtown.

Cleveland Ohio Elizabeth M. Bushong Forest Laura Elwell Columbus Alice L. Farrabee Mary B. Lakin Eliza J. Wheeler Mr. Gilead Sarah B. Woodworth Millfield Florence A. Adams William Chance Powhattan Point Mary P. Daring Dayton Sarah M. Lockhart Ashland Mary EB. Lokey Mt. Washington

Teachers Training Popular Demand in Ohio Colleges

Training schools for teachers in Ohio show record attendance. Ohio University, Athens, reports 2,600 students, more than double last year, while Miami University, Oxford, lists 1,120 students, up 100 percent.

Portsmouth State Department of Public Instruction Ohio University Athens Miami University Oxford

Pomerene Seeks Exemption for Doctors in Narcotics Rule

Ohio lawmakers clash as Senator Pomerene proposes exempting physicians and nurses from narcotics sales records. The Ohio Pharmaceutical Association and state health officials warn the amendment would undermine the Harrison and state narcotics laws and fuel illicit traffic. Also notes rural health conference at Cedar Point, Ohio, and ongoing wet and dry prohibition battles, coal strike suffering, locust plague nearing end.

Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association State Agricultural Commission Pomerene United States Senate Ohio Ohio State Board of Health Cedar Point Columbus J. H. Martin Athens County T. Else

Tuberculosis Hospital Seen as Training Ground in Mt Vernon

The Mt Vernon state tuberculosis sanatorium may expand beyond treatment to train nurses and doctors in new methods, aiming for a broader role without large cost increases. The move follows criticism over expenses and results since establishment four years ago.

State’ Tuberculosis Mt. Vernon State Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis Mt. Versanatorium State Society G. BE. Robbins Chillicothe Samuel Iglauer Cincinnati R. G. Paterson A.W. McKenzie Columbus

Ohio Prohibition Amendment On November Ballot

The Ohio Antiliberal League backs a statewide prohibition measure on the November ballot, paired with a repeal of county local option. The amendment bars sale and importation of intoxicating liquor with a one year six month onset and would repeal conflicting statutes.

Union News Service Columbus Ohio Antiliberal ‘League General Assembly Timothy S. Hogan Prohibition Committee A. J. Freiberg Cincinnati West Virginia Ohio A. M. Courtenay

15000 Signatures Back Referendum on Equal Suffrage

Cleveland woman Miss Bertelle Lyttle will carry to Columbus 15000 signatures from Cuyahoga County suffrage supporters asking a referendum on equal suffrage at fall elections. She will deliver the petitions to Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton, who will prepare them for presentation on July 30.

Cleveland Bertelle Lyttle 107Th Street Warren Ohio Woman's Suffrage Party Cuyahoga County Lyttle Harriet Taylor Upton State Suffrage Association Upton Columbus

Ohio coal wage scale reached after prolonged talks

After weeks of negotiation a compromise wage scale for four Ohio coal districts was signed by miners and operators. The plan sets 47 cents per ton for machine mined run of mine coal and 67.6 cents for pick mined coal with future ratification expected at a state convention. Internal questions be referred to sub districts. Operators will continue to collect union dues.

Western Union News Service Columbus Ohio Hocking Jackson Pomeroy Creeksville

Insurgent Ohio teachers push for civil service and higher pay

In Sandusky Ohio the insurgent branch of the Ohio Teachers association vows to press for civil service status for teachers and higher salaries at the next regular session. Led by F M Shelton and Miss Maud Moore of Canton they sought to add their demands to the resolutions report but were blocked. Regulars warn they will oppose any legislative push.

State Veterinarian Department Herman King Gibsonburg Sandusky County King Ohio

Record breaker in fires shocks Cincinnati on Fourth

Cincinnati set a new one day fire record as 43 still alarms and three box alarms rang out between July 3 and July 4. Fire Chief Bunker compiled the figures showing the surge in calls within city limits.

Cincinnati, O Fire Department Bunker

Ohio chiropodists form Pedic Society of the State of Ohio

Columbus Ohio chiropodists organize to elevate and standardize the profession. At a Virginia hotel meeting the Pedic Society of the State of Ohio is formed.

Columbus Ohio Virginia Hotel Pedic Society of State of

Multiple Ohio Local and State Notices From Buckeye Briefs

Dry vote in Montgomery township 142 to 43 moves to Beal law local option. Toledo labor opposes Hobson bill urging Congress to vote against nationwide prohibition. Gav Cox names John Weld Peck to Miami University trusteeship Oxford term ends Feb 28, 1920. Valley View farm buildings burned. rose value about 100000. Gov Cox may appoint six to ten to probe judicial procedure per act. Thomas Cadden named master mechanic Baltimore and Ohio shops Hamden. succeeds John Homer to Norfolk and Western at Williamson W Va.

Marion Montgomery Township Agosta Corporation Columbus A. R. Bolin Cox Hamden Thomas Cadden Cincinnati Baltimore & Ohio John Homer Norfolk & Western Wikiamson W. Va

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A. G. McCalk Tre Wm. Osley Thompson Country Life Week Buckeye State United States Pomerine D. A. Donovan Columbus, Ohio Cupid Frank W. Miller Richard Henry Dana National Civil Service Reform League Dana Columbus State Hospital Jimmie la Monte Jimmie Liberals Toledo Lebanon Valley View Farm
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