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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1931

Page

2

Ohio Building Loan Firms Report Record First Quarter

James A. Devine of the Ohio Building Association League notes record earnings for Ohio building and loan firms in the first quarter of 1981. Depositors and stockholders received over 16.25 million in interest and dividends as total resources rise to 1.8 billion with high liquidity and rapid repayment by borrowers.

James A. Devine Ohio Building Association League Ohio Ohio Building, Loan and Savings Companies

No Justification Now for Unsightly Antenna

C J Quinby told the Washington chapter of the American Institute of Architects how to avoid visible antennas. He proposed placing antennas 100 yards from homes then running underground conduit to the radio in the house. He contrasted a cluttered old apartment roof with wires to a modern design using a single roof lead for 80 sets.

Washington American Institute of Architects C. J. Quinby

Clean-up Week Could Restore Neglected Sidewalk Verges

The piece argues that property owners own only the land to the curb while a neglected No Man's land beyond the sidewalk shows as a sore spot. It urges municipal action to join a crusade for cleanup, repair of torn terraces, and removal of unauthorized dumping to improve curbside beauty.

Washington Star

Schools and churches as civic training centers urged

The Washington bureau of education endorses using churches and schools as civic training centers with radio and films as tools. Commissioner notes rural school and church facilities sit idle and could support community centers, while Houston churches plan talking dramas with musical psalm backgrounds. California schools already expanding statewide as community centers.

Bureau of Education Washington Commissioner of Education Houston Texas California

Roofing color shapes durability and curb appeal

The roof must shut out elements and be durable while adding beauty through color and pattern. A wise choice of roofing color enhances the entire architectural treatment and increases overall effectiveness of the housetop.

Modernizing Adds Value to Old Homes

An investigation of numerous cases shows intelligent modernizing adds value beyond the remodeling cost. The added value almost always exceeds the expense, improving attractiveness and comfort while boosting market worth.

Honeysuckle and Vines Provide Ground Cover Qualities

The passage notes Japanese honeysuckle as versatile for low woody vines or cascading shrubs over rockeries. It adds that Matrimony vine Periwinkle and Evergreen Buttersweet are also suitable, and warns against overusing varieties to maintain a unified, restful appearance.

Hoover outlines American plan for 20 million growth

President Hoover urged a national program to boost prosperity through housing, industry, and public works, detailing ambitions for 20 million new residents over 20 years and millions of homes, factories, and highways. He toured Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois with stops at memorials and Lincoln tomb. critics warn political stakes loom in Midwest elections.

United States Hoover Indiana Republican Editorial Association Indian Presidentapolis Indianapolis Allan Marion Ohio Warren G. Harding Harding Freylinghuysen Memorial Association Calvin Coolidge George White Columbus A. R Springfield Ill Abraham Lincoln Hamerson Middle West Illinois Congress Indiana Washington Senator Fess Franklin DD. Roosevelt Massachusetts Hdward M. House Manchester New York Bay State Roosevelt Colonel House Colons House Paul Doumer Gaston Laval Senaté M. Doumer Legion of Honor Dubail Doumer Arc de Triomphe Pierre Laval Briand

Culling Hens and Feeding for Egg Production

The article argues that owner strategy and proper feeding are key to poultry success. It compares selecting winning horse teams to culling hens, stressing body condition, fattening feed, and balanced nutrition to maximize egg production. only remove hens with inherently low production after giving them a chance to perform.

Bodwell Wisconsin Agriculturist

High Quality Capons Boost Prices in Poultry Market

The article notes that processing surplus American and heavier breed cock erels into capons yields profits. It stresses maintaining top quality, warns against delaying caponizing beyond eight to ten weeks, and states weight targets of one to one and a half pounds. It also says Bunty cockerels never pay as capons.

Best Turkey Finishing Requires Small Range

An old barn or shed makes an ideal place for finishing turkeys for the market, per North Dakota Agricultural College. Restrict the range, finish birds under moderate confinement with room for exercise, and use corn as the usual finishing feed. Exercise care with fall corn to avoid digestive issues. a finishing ration of 50 lb corn 25 lb wheat 25 lb oats is suggested.

North Dakota Agricultural College

Roosters sell well this season despite hotter weather

Roosters fetch solid prices now as the year turns. Mortality rises in hot weather, so keep roosters separate from laying stock if any are kept for next season. Usually many roosters prove troublesome in fall and winter, offering little value in spring.

Weight and Yield in Laying Poultry Research

University of Kentucky experiments show that a drop in pullet weight is followed by lower egg production about a week later, while weight gain leads to higher egg output. The patterns hold for Barred Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorns.

University of Kentucky Plymouth

PetalesharoRescues Comanche Maiden Ending Star Rite

The Skidi Pawnee, named for star shrines, abandon the evening star sacrifice after Petalesharo a brave young chief, rescues a captured Comanche girl. He frees her, returns to his village, ending the rite. The article traces Skidi history, migration, and later assimilation into Oklahoma.

John Smith Petalesharo Petaleshara Skidi Sceaa Loup River Neb Oklahoma United States Western Newspaper Union

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