Ohio Coal Strike Ends as Wage Scale is Set
A statewide Ohio mine dispute ends after A. Augustus of Cleveland for operators signs 47 cents per ton for pick mining and 67.7 cents for machine mining. William Green and John Moore sign for the miners. Operators across Belmont county expected to sign and resume work after a four hour conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Cambridge
Ohio
Belmont County
A. A. Augustus
Cleveland
William Green
International
John Moore
Augustus
Messrs
Green
Moore
Ohio State to Appoint Veteran Journalist as Journalism School Head
Jo seph Simmons Myers, after 27 years in newspapers and recent resignation as Pittsburgh Sun managing editor, will lead Ohio State University School of Journalism next fall. A Columbus native and OSU alumnus of 1887, Myers built a Pittsburgh career after starting at Columbus Times and Cleveland Leader.
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Columbus
Joseph Simmons Myers
Pittsburgh Sun
Ohio State University
Myers
Ohio State
Pittsburg
Ohio
Cleveland
Cleveland Leader
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg Post
Post
Pittsburg Sun
Ohio Grocer Drowns in Ohio River During Picnic
R Sterling Armbrister, 27, a grocer from Portsmouth, drowned in the Ohio River while wading with picnickers. He was seized by cramps as his group swam. His brother works as secretary of the N and W Railway Y M C A at Clare near Cincinnati.
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Portsmouth, CO
R. Sterling Armrister
Ohio River
Armbrister
N. & W. Railway
Clare
Cincinnati
Health conference urges rapid preventive medicine progress
Closing session of the state board of health conference with rural health officials voices strong support for advancing preventive medicine through expanded programs and coordinated efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
State Board of Health
Picturesque Ohio Highway Connection Across Jefferson County
Bridgeport Ohio plans envision a skyline drive 800 feet above the Ohio river in Jefferson county. The skyline road would overlook the river valley and extend toward West Virginia linking the historic National pike at Bridgeport with the Lincoln highway entering the state at Ha lat Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Jefferson County
Ohio River
River
West Virginia
Haat
Liverpool
Ohio National Guard encampments schedule released
State guard camps run from July through late September with units at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis and Camp Perry. The First Regiment starts July 26 at Camp Perry, Fifth and cavalry at the same site in September, and other regiments stationed across Holmes county Chillicothe and surrounding areas with varied August dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Camp Perry
Ninth Infantry
Holmes County
Chillicothe
Better Vegetable Crop
The state board of administration aims to boost vegetable production in state institutions and expand supply beyond previous levels. It envisions towns of 1500 to 2000 people receiving fresh produce from common gardens, and is already feeding inmates with fresh vegetables as a promising start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
State Board of Administration
Buckeye Briefs and Tragedies Across Ohio
Cincinnati city solicitor cites a U S judge order restraining a five cent fare demand by Ohio Traction and Cincinnati Hamilton Traction lines. Oil well shooters die when nitroglycerin bursts explode near Buckland. A hunter in Harrison County dies after a shotgun accident in woods. A Cincinnati woman is removed from a southbound freight train by officers in Hamilton. Stark County official to join state liquor license board. Fifteen workers injured in Corrigan McKinney blast furnace explosion in Cleveland. Governor Cox calls a special legislature session for July 20 to cut the tax rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Schoenle
United States
Sater
Columbus
Ohio Traction Co
Cincinnati-Hamilton Traction Co
Hartwell
Ohio apple industry revival praised in state history
Fifty years after a peak in apple farming Ohio is urged to regain its former stature. The Wooster experiment station helped overcome apple scab and San Jose scale, reviving orchards statewide. An acre near Marietta became profitable, with buyers ready to invest. About 30 varieties are grown including Baldwin Baltimore and Anna, outlining renewed farming zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Marietta
Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
San Jose
American
Washington County
Baldwin
Baltimore
State Road Contracts Let For 51 Miles Of Roads
State highway commissioner awards contracts totaling 662 769 22 for 51 miles of brick concrete and macadam improvements. Project scopes include Portsmouth Columbus brick 0 45 mile to Geigle Sons and Columbus Marysville brick 2 08 miles to D E Sullivan Sons with multiple county bids across Hocking Muskingum Perry Ross and Vinton counties.
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Columbus
Portsmouth Road
George Geigle & Son
Marysville
D. E. Sullivan & Son
Hocking County
Logan-Lancaster Road
Muskingum County
Zanesville
Dresden
Perry County
Newark
New Lexington
McConnellsville
Ross County
Columbus-Chillicothe-Western
Portsmouth-Columbus
Chillicothe-Portsmouth
Columbus-Marysville
Vinton County
Athens-McArthur
Funeral held for Sandusky editor John T Mack
John T Mack aged 69 editor of the Sandusky Register died of Brights disease at his home. The funeral from the family residence was under Masonic auspices with Dr. W O Thompson president of Ohio State University delivering the funeral address. Mack was a trustee there.
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Sandusky, O
John T Mack
Sandusky Register
Bright
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
Mack
Ingalls Claimed by Death In Cincinnati Financier
Melville B. Ingalls former railroad magnate died in Cincinnati from heart failure. He had a home at Hot Springs West Virginia and had been gradually failing for months with the illness turning serious in recent weeks.
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Cincinnat
Melville B. Ingalls
Ingalls
Hot Springs
W. Va
Geese Raise Best When Free Range and Purebred
Geese thrive with freedom and gentle handling. Pure breeds preferred. fall is best for mating changes. Geese are hardy with few diseases. 10 to 20 eggs precede sitting tendency. Provide shelter for bad weather. hold geese by the neck to avoid strikes when lifting.
Keep Chicks Growing Fast for Yearround Flocks
The article urges poultry raisers to grow chicks year round using incubators and steady feeding. It notes summer care includes clean feeding boards and shade, with liberal feeding to build flesh. Chicks feather out and forage for autumn seeds, reducing winter costs and boosting spring productivity.
Sour Milk for Chickens Promotes Growth and Market Value
Minnesota Experiment Station reports feeding sour milk mixed with cracked corn yields strong growth and plump birds for market. soak corn hours in milk or buttermilk then refill as absorption occurs. feed consistently for two weeks or a month to judge liking and economy.
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A. C. Smith
Minnesota Experiment Station
Onion and Fish Flavor in Egg Yolk Hens
Onions and fish fed to fowls impart taste to yolks. Hens laying many eggs need abundant food and water. It is hard to overfeed such a hen, so watch for this type and favor her.
Fattening Geese Feed Rules and Timing
Geese can be fattened on any grain if fed all they will eat starting about ten days before desiring to market. This method relies on generous feeding until ready for sale.
Onions for Chickens Stir Farmers Debate weekly stew
Farmers advocate giving chickens onions on a weekly basis claiming it keeps flocks healthy and improves condition. Proponents argue regular onion stew supports livestock vitality and welfare.
Green Feed Essential For Poultry Welfare
Article by L. B. Chapin extols green feed for poultry, stressing its necessity for confined or free-range fowl. Recommends lettuce, cabbage, rape, dandelions, and turnip tops as economical greens, noting medicinal health benefits and easy cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Chapin
Awoke the Hunter Instinct
Gilbert Parker narrates how an English visitor in California, convinced game is plentiful, awakens his hunter instinct upon hearing a freight train wreck and blocking the track. He grabs his gun at the Pullman door and demands to see the caboose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Parker
California
San Bernardino
FURNISHED BOND OF AMITY
Two local humorists in the same town feud over who is funnier until a Good Samaritan declares both unfunny and the trio live in harmony. The tale from the Kansas City Star ends with a moral about clashing critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Star
Sahara
Samaria
Amity
Kansas City Star
Street corner orator pits dogs in moral tale
A street corner orator gathers a crowd of urchins and delivers a lecture on kindness to dumb animals. He asks what to do if two dogs start fighting and a child replies he would bet tuppence on the black dog, ending the scene with a streetwise moral.
Silent man of business rarely earns talkative fame
A reflection notes that a man who concentrates on his own affairs tends not to become known for lively conversation or entertaining discourse.
Girl Breaks Into Spinster Class After Being Called One
A girl defies expectations and asserts herself when provocations label her a spinster. She channels anger into a challenge that shifts her social role and public perception in her community.
Grape Nuts Breakfast Reform from a West Virginia Carpenter
A West Virginia carpenter details his shift from heavy meat breakfasts to Grape Nuts with cream and toast. He reports reduced indigestion and better health after trimming portions and following directions, noting he once feared quitting meat would hamper energy.
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W. Va. Carpenter
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