State Officials Seek New Berth In Ohio Politics
Ohio officials plan to exit public life after a turbulent legislative year. Notable names include Samuel A. Hoskins John I. Miller H G Williams Charles Allen M B Hammond and E R Defen baugh. Industrial Commission reports a net surplus of 284206.06 with assets over 5 million. Precedent set on telephone testimony in a Dayton auto death suit.
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Columbus
Samuel A. Hoskins
State Civil Service Commission
Wapakoneta
John I. Miller
H. G. Williams
Capitol Building
Charles Allen
Bull Moose
State Liquor License Commission
M. B. Hammond
Ohio State University
Cox
Ben F. Gayman
State Agricultural Commission
Canal Winchester
State House
E. R. Defenbaugh
Lancaster
Charles H. Bryson
Civil Service Commission
Ohio
Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission of Ohio
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Morton W. Bland
Bureau
Dayton
Purner
Auditor of State
Ohlone
Democratic State Central and
Executive Committees
Miners’ Organization
Gallagher
McDermott
Edward H. Archer
Agnes Watkins
Indianapolis
Archer
Railroad Commissioner’s
Auditor of State’s Department
H. L. Hastings
Caldwell
Noble County
J. H. Tilton
State Highway Department
Tilton
C. H. Teach
T. M. Muir
Edward C. Wolfe
State Bank
Harry T. Hall
Willis
Jack” Arnold
Rea Springs
Tenn
Jack
James Pearson
Minnesota
Arnold
General Assembly
Democratic State Central and Executive Committees
Wilson
Bryan
Preserving Eggs For Future Use Methods Compared
The article reviews egg preservation options including limewater and water glass. Limewater uses lime dissolved in boiled water to submerge fresh eggs in an earthen jar, with evaporation protection and cleanliness emphasized. Water glass method uses sodium silicate diluted with boiled water, preserving twelve dozen eggs per quart, stored in a similar container with evaporation prevention.
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M. E. Dickson
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Timing eggs to hatch for spring laying in frost regions
Professor Rice advises farmers to align hatching with frost charts and breed traits. By averaging frost dates and pullet maturity, they should hatch White Leghorns about eight months before winter, around March 15 to 25, so layers reach full development before cold weather.
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Professor Rice
Condition Of Hen Warns Of Egg Bound Peril
Egg bound is a fault of the keeper not the hen. Hens may die quietly on the nest from the strain as the egg presses through weakened passage walls. Obesity causes pressure on the egg passage and can lead to rupture and peritonitis if contents spill into the abdominal cavity.
Shade Solutions to Protect Poultry in Summer
The Missouri College of Agriculture urges farmers to provide shade for all poultry to reduce deaths and boost productivity. Portable houses on blocks permit underneath shelter, and natural shade from cornfields sunflower patches or other crops offers safe retreat. Proper planning lowers losses and speeds growth for young stock and mature hens.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Rich Girl Tea Party Showed She Once Was Poor
A tale contrasts a rich appearing debutante at a one room tea party with a Sherlock Holmes style reveal of her humble past. She silently demonstrated intimate knowledge of housekeeping spots, proving she once shared common poverty. The second feature notes Seattle honors Kobe resident Kojiro Masukata with a memorial tablet celebrating Japanese friendship.
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Sherlock Holmes
Washington
Japan
United States
Seattle
Kojiro Masukata
Kobe
Biting Wind Prompted Comment About Gale
A dialog notes the sharp wind as the speaker remarks on being in the teeth of a gale, highlighting harsh weather and a sense of struggle against strong winds.
How to Kill Turkeys by Sticking for Market
The article describes a method to slaughter turkeys by hanging them by the legs and sticking with a knife through the mouth, twisting to brain, then draining. It outlines feather-picking order and notes dry picking, shipping undrawn, with wing feathers fetching good prices.
Strictly Business Punchline Reveals Fishing Break
A pedant greets a friend and jokes about a fishing trip while the other states they are pursuing breakfast. The exchange hints at a humorous contrast between recreation and catching fish, with a focus on a straightforward morning plan.
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Ash
His Affection Joke About Bill and a Frog in His Throat
A humorous exchange frames Bill as a constant croaker due to a frog in his throat. The quip caps a light moment, portraying Bill as always ready with a wheezy punchline.
Joker lookalike warning before investment
If a person seems unfamiliar and sports side whiskers, scrutinize for the joker before committing funds or making a financial investment. Seek caution and verify identity to avoid potential scams.
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