News of the Week Cut Down for Busy Readers
A roundup of national events includes forest fire losses totaling 10 million dollars across 20,000 acres in multiple states. Officials report Navy tests for 16 inch guns set for early June using the battleship Maryland. Debates arise over wartime shipping fraud indictments and debt reductions, with various political and legal actions across Washington and state capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNary
Senate Reforestation Committee
Washington
Navy Department
Maryland
French cabinet rejects new German reparations proposal
The Paris cabinet unanimously rejects Berlin's offer citing lack of guaranties and insufficient payment. A Berlin dispatch states Germany's plea sets total reparations at 80 billion gold marks. In Dublin an official says William Shaughnessy and Christopher Quinn, convicted killers, were executed at Ennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berlin
Germany
William Shaughnessy
Christopher Quinn
Ennis
County Clare
Dublin
Ohio items report fires deaths and arrests across counties
Defiance woman Mrs. Charles Enttemann, 33, died in a mattress fire. mayoral candidate Carrie Miller Barnes of Toledo announced she will run. Calf with two heads born near Kingston died after a short life. A still was found on Albert Enders farm near Cincinnati. Multiple accidents, suicides and legal actions across Meigs, Perry, Knox, and surrounding counties are listed with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Enttemann
Defiance
Carrie Miller Barnes
Toledo
E.A. Parrett
Madigan County
Mt. Sterling
Meigs County
Pomeroy-Harrisonville
Pomeroy-Racine
Pomeroy-Langeville
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Newark
Main Street
Pomeroy
Cliffe
Chillicothe
Charles A. Hydell
James Taylor
Hydell
Paul
Taylor
Herbert Byard
Athens
England
Austin Cutler
Kingston
Albert Enders
Cincinnati
Logan Rotary Club
Council In
City
Edward Kraner
Agosta
Marion County
South Charleston
London
Inn
Miami
Perry County
Corning
J. C. Collier
William Thomson
Red Town
Glouster
Guy van Blarcom
Sandusky
Carl Sunderberg
Thiel College
Greenville
Charles Beck
United States
Youngstown
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Marion Presbytery
Kenton
Galion
Delaware
Bellefontaine
Frank Kurdziel
Sarah Cherry
Crooksville
Robert Lowery
Murrell Lowery
A. I. Root
Medina
America
Beekeeper’s Magazine
Ralph 8. Ambler
Stark County
Common Pleas
Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Cleveland
Arden Truxel
Agnes Truxel
Mary Biddle
Truxel
Robert Livingston
Samuel Farley
Haydenville
Logan
Farley
Alfred Nepper
Napper
Salem
A. H. Creque
Ashville
Pickaway County
Liverpool
Various Ohio Local News Passages Include Crimes and Appointments
Multiple items detail deaths by suicide in Cleveland and Toledo, a fatal auto crash in Cincinnati, suspensions in Dayton police, sugar price boycotts urged by Columbus housewives, creation of a public health nursing division, and various state appointments and legal actions. Notable mentions include governor backed sugar boycotts, state health director announcing new nursing division, and a Columbus clerk of courts settlement with bank transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Maedie
Cleveland
Mary Ferguson
Norwood
Cincinnati
Joseph H. Wilcox
Dayton Police Bertillon Bureau
Crabbe
Columbus Federation of Women’s Clubs
Donahey
State Department of Health
Division of
Public Health
John B. Monger
V. Lotta Lorimer
Dr. C.furnias
Columbus
Claude Meeker
The
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
W. H. Chapman
Toledo
N. Zulch
Christian Church
Jackson
California
DB. A. Barrett
Elyria
G. V. Gordon
New Lexington and Marion
Miami
Fla
Edwin Holt Hughes
Boston
A. B. Whitney
Upper Sandusky
Ohio Wesleyan University
Valentine J. Heim
Dayton City Railway Company
Ezra Motley
Middleport
Pomeroy
L. C. Davie
John G. Schailer
Robert Davis
Herman Smith
John A. Bliss
State Bureau of Accounting
State Department of Finance
Columbus Club
Dayton Wright Airplane Company
John T. Conner
Steiner
Lima
Aldrich B. Underwood
Akron
L. 8
Pardes
Common Pleas
Senate
L. B. Siemon
State Medical Board
Frank D. Henderson
Ohio General Assembly
Taft
Albaugh
Robison
Clev
H. H. Griswold
House of Representatives
Geauga County
Dairy Cows Need Minerals for Better Milk
Ohio experiment station tests show milk cows require extra minerals especially calcium and phosphorus. Best feeds include clover hay alfalfa hay soybean hay and wheat bran. If these are limited add one pound fine ground limestone and two pounds bone meal per 100 pounds grain. Benefits appear in the following year with increased milk production potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Home grown seeds for dairy cows improve milk production
Dairy authorities at Ohio experiment station urge adding protein concentrates when legume hay is scarce. Bran linseed meal or cottonseed meal supplement home grown feeds to meet protein needs for milk, with specific daily amounts and alternatives listed for various feeding scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
No Indemnity Paid Scrubs Under New USDA Rules
Under revised rules effective March 1 the Department of Agriculture will not pay federal indemnity for scrub bulls in eradicating tuberculosis. Section 9 places tuberculous steers and unregistered bulls in the same class as meat animals, with salvage value driven by condition and market value. Purebred bulls with indemnity must have animal description and registry number provided to the appraising officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Satisfactory Hay For Calf In Montana Study
The Montana experiment station finds the best hay for young calves is a mix of grasses and legumes. Alfalfa is too laxative for calves under three months fed skim milk. Cereal and millet hays are unsatisfactory. feed ample hay so calves pick leaves and finer portions. After three months small amounts of silage may be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Roughage for Cow Feed
Farmers advised to provide cows with ample roughage to satisfy hunger. Grain alone cannot meet bulk needs, so forage should be the primary component in a working cow's diet.
Milk Production Signs for Cows Described
The article explains how milk yield relates to udder condition and overall body shape, noting that milk veins and udder size are key indicators. It emphasizes the distinct link between physical traits and milk production in dairy cows.
Sardinia to Hillsboro Rail Schedule Change
Train service between Sardinia and Hillsboro notes daily operation with connections at Sardinia to Hillsboro branch. Morning departures from Sardinia at 6:00 and 10:00 a.m. and return trips at 7:16 a.m. and 12:16 p.m. except Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illsboro
Sardinia
Hillsboro
Inser
Boro
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Shipping Board At
International Seamen’s Union
Marine Transport Workers
Charles W. Morse
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Henry M. Dawes
Chicago
D. R. Crissinger
Marion
Mr. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Daugherty
Supreme Court
White Shrine of
Jacob L. Babler
Missouri
St. Louis
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
American Automobile Dealers
Henry Yard
Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Coast Guard
Seneca
James Scott
Columbia
House
Lansing
Mich
Daisy F. Davis
Jerusalem
St. Paul, Minn
Michigan
Protestant Episcopal Church
Detroit, Mich
Charles D. Williams
George Washington Memorial Temple
Alexandria, Va
Helena
Ala
Allen Abernathy
B. B. Abernathy
Lieut
Oakley G. Kelly
John A. Mac Iy
San Diego
Cal
Hempstead
N.Y
Murad
Bellevue
New York Senate
House At Albany
St. Ignatius College
New York State
Albany
Smith
Buckner
Kansas City
Charles Woolsey
Charles Bouzek
Boys’ ‘Reformatory
Joseph A. Vance
Detroit
Board of National Missions of
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Woodrow Wilson Foundation At
Foundation
National Committee
Charles E. Ruhenberg
St. Joseph, Mich
Ward Baking Company
Manila
Merritt
John Howard Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
H. R. Campbell
Commercial National Bank of
Fort Dodge
Iowa Bankers’ Association
John W. Rainey
Howard Saxby
William Sheffield Cowles
Farmington, Conn
Russia
Riga
Wilwo
Milan
Chita
Hankiang
Foochow
Fukien Province
Amoy
China
de Alver
Buenos Aires
Argentina
League of Nations
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Rio Grande Do Sul
Santa Anna Do Livramento
Ohio
Ifulkewestern
Pon Saundere
John L. Bladon
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E. G. King
Williamsburg
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Courier
AN. Nichole
Eli H. Speidel
Charles G. White
Nichole
Speidel & Whith
Attorneys-At-Law
Via
Hamilton
Awson E. Bradley
4Th
Walnut Rent
Glanlé
Quewiy
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Civen
Hamilton Bidg., Main
Batavia ,O
Daniel W. Murphy
Howard
Joseph Murphy
Joseph
Attorneys AT Law
Milford
Gwynne Bidg
Canal
Roudabush
Batavia
H. L. Nichols
Attorney AT Law
Provident Bank Bldg
Clermont County
Alvin H. Hodges
Gwynne
Obie
Allett
Jorman L. Burnet
LAW
Woodlief Bidg
George M. Epply
New Richmond
Lawrence Ragland
Batavia 89
Slebly
Popular Mechanics
Andy
Ontario Street
Ill
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