Interior land opening for homesteads in Wisconsin
The Interior Department reports 415 acres in Bayfield County Wisconsin will open to homestead entry on July 15 with WW veterans given a preference. The Japan earthquake aid is declined by the Japanese Red Cross. Supreme Court refuses to hear an heirs case on Augusta Lehman estate taxes totaling about 2 million dollars. July 4 defense test set. President Coolidge prefers Independence Day as muster date over Armistice Day. Public disclosure of taxpayer payments ruled legal.
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Poultry Surges as Other Livestock Declines in U S
A Ohio State poultry expert notes hens now outnumber people three to four to one, while dairy cows and other farm animals fall per capita since 1880. He argues poultry drives efficiency shaping farming’s future amid a trend toward the fittest livestock.
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Buckeye Briefs: New Employment Bureaus and Local Edits
Statewide brief items report a new free employment bureau to be run by Mayor C. G. Demuth in New Philadelphia. Struthers cuts salaries and abolishes jobs, including the council clerk. Findlay verdict awards $2200 to Beard against Big Four over lamb deaths from treated vegetation. Former Probate Judge C. H. Nye dies at 67 after long illness. Banks targeted by burglars in New Lexington with mustard gas alarms. Chardon poultry theft prompts talk of Anti-Chicken Stealing group. Mount Vernon sentencing for Dewitt in a bribery trial case. Troy probes cremation of Mrs. Louisa Sinks near West Milton. Tiffin honors local spelling champions Frances Streyer, Leolyn Gooding, and Kenneth Kungleman. Cincinnati man William Westerfield attacks wife during mental illness episode. Lima teachers told May and June pay will come in August due to protests against property valuation. Ashtabula hosts 5000 Masons at cornerstone laying for new temple. Falls under train in Washington, and a Marysville man injures a cow, breaking his leg.
Family dispute ends in shooting. father jailed
Niles police report Anthony Nigro mortally shot by his father during a quarrel. Mrs Nigro wounded in the arm while shielding her husband. The father admits shooting, claims self defense, and is held in jail.
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Finances Flattering Columbus Treasury Audit
State auditor reports a flattering result from the treasury department audit. Total securities and cash under the treasurer amount to 160 million dollars, up from last year. Inactive bank accounts earning interest total 10,086,500 dollars, active accounts 4,400,412.20, and cash to meet current expenses 42,536,608 dollars.
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