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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
3
The article argues co operative marketing thrives in Ireland through practical business methods, high product quality, and democratic governance. It stresses one man one vote, limits on profits, and market through the society to keep producers and consumers aligned.
The text argues co operation in Ireland ensures top product quality through strict standards for milk and butter, branding for consumer recognition, and robust bookkeeping. It emphasizes skilled management, central supervision, and the need for federated cooperatives to succeed, warning against panicked adoption without proper member cooperation.
Advocates seek to exempt public bonds and allow varied tax rates by class of property. Ohio Tax League plans to circulate an initiative petition for constitutional amendment to voters, aiming to require taxes on hidden wealth. They seek 10 000 signatures after Gov Cox did not move it in a special session.
At Columbus the Governor Cox administration and the state agricultural commission agreed to add features to the Ohio State fair speed program. A Governor's stake of 1500 dollars for Ohio resident three year old trotters with two heats and a Governor's cup, plus a Billings stake of 1000 dollars for two year old trotters, plus three more 1000 dollar stakes for trotting and pacing, will launch big daily races.
In Logan county near Huntsville and the Lewistown reservoir a violent encounter leaves Samuel Godwin, a 62 year old hermit, dead from gunfire after shooting the sheriff. Sheriff Robert Cook is fatally injured, and Bellefontaine Police Sergeant Willis Polley suffers minor buckshot wounds. A farmer posse formed to arrest Godwin conducted the deadly confrontation at Godwin’s wheel built home.
Daytons Algonquin hotel hosts the Ohio Woman's Suffrage executive committee session attended by Mrs Harriette Taylor Upton president of the state association and many prominent suffragists. Miss Mary McDowell and other noted supporters spoke for equal franchise as Mrs Upton notes her past anti stance and 1890 joining the movement.
Central W C T U in Cincinnati endorses appointing a female investigator of divorces to study cases and deter separations. President Mrs. Burton White says checking trivial causes could save homes and protect children amid concerns that juvenile delinquency rises from separated or soon to be separated households.
Lima may become a principal division point for the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton under new management. Plans aim to relocate Jackson shops to Lima, given its central position between Detroit and Ironton. The petition for an East Market street viaduct has been withdrawn.
Logan county commissioners called a meeting in Bellefontaine with farmers from Shelby Miami and Green counties to oppose the flood prevention plan under the conservancy act. They criticized the Port Jefferson dam as risking backwater flooding Quincy and DeGraff if water reaches last year’s heights. Resolutions denouncing the act were adopted.
The Cincinnati Association for Improved Housing plans a new colony of 90 colored families in Walnut Hills. The project includes a cooperative store an assembly room and a kindergarten. J G Schmidlapp announced details at a Social Service club meeting of the YMCA.
Three thousand section men walk out after wage scale cut on the Erie line. Only three gangs remain on the Marion to Dayton stretch as workers protest pay of 1.12 1 2 percent daily. A storm could force a large tie up on the Erie system.
In Xenia Ohio Mrs Violet Hatch of Jamestown died at 103 after good health until a few days earlier. The famed centenarian could do delicate lace work without glasses and enjoyed summer automobile rides and a wish to ride in an airship. She crossed from Virginia to Ohio as a girl of 18 on horseback.
Stationary engineers at Wellston hotels and iron plants in Jackson walked out after demands for a 36 cent daily raise were denied. Light plant engineers have not yet joined the strike.
Fallsburg township in Licking county voted dry by 18 votes ending one saloon operation. Utica village with about 2000 residents votes March 17 in the same county.
Nearly 500000 people, about one in three rural residents, attended farmers' institute gatherings in Ohio this winter under the state agricultural commission led by President A P Sandles. About 1000 institutes were held before the season closed except in a few counties.
A state wide reform effort to improve treatment plans for the insane was launched in Dayton Colorado by about 40 social workers led by Dr Gertrude Felker Dr Eleanor Everhard and Mrs C N Christman.
Citizens object to a planned observance of the first anniversary of Dayton's March 25 1913 flood. The Greater Dayton association had proposed a large celebration but will not hold the event.
Columbus mines safety program outlined by John M Roach aims to teach workers and operators in the working district. Officials expect early 1914 results to show a reduced loss of life compared with 1913.
In St Clairsville Ohio Judge Lynch held a circus liable for damages from street wildlife frightening horses. Barkroot circus argued the ruling would bar parades with wild animals. A Bellaire Livery horse died after being frightened by a camel, yielding the livery company a judgment for value.
The article proclaims Jesus as the unchanging all sufficient savior who intercedes forever. It contrasts Christ with the Mosaic Law and highlights regeneration justification and sanctification as part of a complete salvation available to all who come to God by him, with emphasis on faith over feelings.
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