Pool Tobacco Unity Argued By Lowell Roudebush
Lowell Roudebush urges tobacco farmers to pool sales for 1910, arguing organization boosts profits, reduces costs, and protects soil. He compares farming to families and churches as organized groups, critiques solo independence, and says union strengthens farmers against neighborly conflict. He cites past pools raising profits and questions average costs and yields per acre.
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Army
Navy
Legions of
Angels
Morris
Hulick-Weaver Families Plan 37th Highland Park Reunion
Hulick-Weaver reunion set for July 30 at Highland Park with morning singing and memories, afternoon concerts and athletic events. The event draws many family and county friends, led by E K Parrot announcer and judges, with Homer F. Weaver coordinating athletic entries.
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Hulick- Weaver
Highland Park
Emil Wegner
Hulick
Clara Titus
Belle Hulick
Rolowcend Cerses
Elizabeth Hulick
Nellie G. Howe
Batavia Military Band
Schreschester Es Forest
Ely
Ohio
Irene Hulick
Joseph Kidd Jr
Helen Weaver
Frances Hulick
Alice G. Dial
Gertrude Titus
E. Burdsall
Cess
E. K
Visser Eli H. Speidel
Font Bayer
Joseph F. Staves
Clayton B. Nichols
Hulick-Weaver
Homer F. Weaver
Batavia
The Tuberculous Cow and Public Health Concerns
An article by F R Smythe examines how tubercle bacilli persist in dairy products. It cites Broers on milk and buttermilk, experiments on butter, and tests using guinea pigs and hogs to show ongoing virulence. It argues dairy products, especially butter, preserve life and virulence of the bacteria for months and stresses public health risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broers
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bevy of Bachelor Girls Visit Monterey for Banquet
A group of bachelor girls, married ladies, and children traveled to Monterey to celebrate the wedding of a former bachelor girl. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Cover hosted a long lawn feast with a noon meal for 34 guests. Guests hailed from Batavia and nearby towns, and the day ended with goodbyes and well wishes for the newlyweds.
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Harmon
Alert Exchange
Monterey
Harmon Cover
Cover
Batavia
Richard Kerlin and Son
Kansas City
Thompson and Son
Elmwood Place
Ed Bishop
Williamsburg
Ambrose Ro
Benton Selected to Lead Boston University
Dr Guy Potter Benton former Miami University president will remain in Oxford Ohio and assumes the Boston University presidency. After eight years at Miami University he chose BU for greater service to youth, predicting the university will rise further under his leadership.
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Ing Jane
Boston University
Guy Potter Benton
Miami University
Benton
Oxford
Ohio
Dartmouth
Art Williams
Aunt Rachel of Batavia Reaches Ninety Two Birthday
Our oldest citizen Aunt Rachel Carter, born August 8, 1818, has lived in Batavia since 1827. After a fall four months ago she has been bedbound but mentally sharp and cheerful, hoping to greet friends on her birthday upcoming Wednesday August 8, 1910, a milestone she would have reached in 1918 if not for the accident.
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Rachel
James Carter
Batavia
Ugnst
Rebekahs Picnic At Hugo Island News Report
Batavia lodge of Daughters of Rebekah held its annual picnic at Hugo's Island last Friday with thirty two members participating. They enjoyed hammocks croquet and other diversions. The dinner hour featured hearty appetizing dishes from baskets of prepared cuisine.
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Batavia Lodge
Rebekah
Hugo's Island
Order
Franklin Township Sunday School Association Meeting
The Franklin Township Sunday School Association held an interesting meeting at the M. E. church in Felicity. A program included entertaining and instructive numbers, with Miss Edna Hicke’s Echoes from the State Convention drawing particular interest.
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Franklin Township Sunday School Association
M. E
Felicity
Edna Hicke
Highland Park Chautauqua Opens Next Sunday at Batavia
The Highland Park Chautauqua begins its 1910 sessions next Sunday July 31 and runs to August 9. Interstate Chautauqua Alliance promises an appealing program with education, music, humor, and poetry for Batavia Clemont and surrounding attendees. Round trip CKP railroad tickets from Hamlet and Amelia cost ten cents, and ample car service will be available for park access.
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Highland Park
Interstate Chautauqua Alliance
Hamlet
Amelia
Hancock and Hawkins wed in Batavia Ohio union
Clinton B. Hancock of Middletown Ohio and Gail M. Hawkins of New Richmond were married Monday morning July 18 1910 at the M E Parsonage in Batavia Ohio with Rev RB Burdsall officiating They then left by the 10 o clock car for their new home in Middletown.
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Clinton B. Hancock
Middletown
Ohio
Gail M. Hawkins
New Richmond
M. E. Farsonage
Batavia
Rb, Burdsall
Three Men In County Jail Await Court Decisions
Sheriff Teal holds four prisoners in the county jail. David Judd faces a pelts theft charge and a sanity dispute after being moved from Longview hospital. A man of color is jailed on a domestic assault stigma, Charles Taylor on horse stealing, Harrison Taylor and wife shopped in Loveland when their horse and buggy vanished, and Orva Harris, six, remains in care awaiting a better foster setting.
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Teal
David Judd
Howard Ayers
Locust Corner
Judd
Longview Hospital
Charles Taylor
Harrison Taylor
Loveland
Mainville
Orva Harris
Growers Meet To Discuss Tobacco Pooling
Last Thursday evening in the Court house tobacco growers heard Hon. Joel B. Fort of Tennessee argue for maintaining an organized pool. He contended past pools boosted prices and with a short 1910 crop this year, pooling would secure better prices for organized growers who insist on fair value.
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Court House
Joel B. Fort
Tennessee
Griffith Dead in Batavia At 31
Fred Hamilton Griffith aged 31 died at his Batavia home at 2 o clock after more than a year of illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs J M Griffith with a wife and young son surviving. funeral at his home conducted by Rev E Burdsall with interment in Batavia Union Cemetery.
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Fred Hamilton Griffith
Batavia
J. M Griffith
E. Burdsall
Batavia Union
Culter-Simmerman Wed in Batavia Ohio
Prof. Fred M. Culter superintendent of publics schools at Pt. Isabel and Miss Ada Simmerman of Felicity Ohio were married at the M E parsonage Batavia Ohio on Saturday July 28 1910 at 946 am Rev E Burdsall officiating The witnesses were W W Miller Hattie Culter Felicity and Mrs Burdsall The couple returned to Felicity on the 1010 car for an evening reception
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Fred M. Culter
Isabel
Ada Simmerman
Felicity
Ohio
M. E. Parsonage
Batavia
Rev. E. Burdsall
W. W. Miller
Hattie Culter
Burdsall
State official says village district cannot pay Boxwell commenceme nt costs
State School Commissioner Zeller writes that a village school district has no right to cover any portion of the township Boxwell commencement expense. Only township boards and special districts may pay this cost, altering prior practice where townships bore pro rata shares.
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Zeller
Sunycalb and Bryan Wed in Goshen Township Ceremony
In the probate judge’s office on Saturday morning July 28, 110, Augustus Sunycalb and Addie Bryan of Goshen township were married by Rev. E Burdeau in the presence of court officials Charles Ferguson and the Sun editor.
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Augustus Sunycalb
Addie Bryan
Goshen Township
E. Burdeau
Charles Ferguson
The
Sun
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Land Park
F. R. Smythe
D. H. Hoover
Citizens’ Bank
Georgetown
E. L. Watson
Brown County
Washington
Preston’s Grove
A. Z. Blair
Portsmouth
Sardinia
Frazer
Lebanon
Sherif Forgy
Warren County
W. H. Orebaugh
Adams County
Texas
Lone Star State
George Evans
Green Township
Cincinnati-Pittsburg
Burley Tobacco Society
Barden
the Times
Watson’s
Boxwell-Patterson
Presbyterian Church
West Union
L. Turnipseed
W. L. Hostetter
Cherry Fork
Goshen
Hostetteer
Hostetter
Elmer E. Hill
Rhode Island
Hill
Rebekahs
Hancock-Hawkins
F. H. Griffith
Culter-Simmerman
Sunnycalb
Bryan
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