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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1911
Page
2
Agronomy professor A G McCall explains tillage versus cultivation. Deep tillage prepares seed beds while shallow cultivation creates a mulch to reduce evaporation, improve moisture retention, and encourage deep root growth for corn. Frequent shallow stirring aids plant food access and water transfer, while late season deep cultivation can harm roots.
O Harrir Wyans of the Ohio State University Extension explains Merino fleece quality and wrinkle patterns. He outlines three classes A B and C and how mating strategies between wrinkle and smooth bodied types affect fleece density and carcass quality.
Mexico City reports Porfirio Diaz fled in secrecy at 2 a.m. bound for Vera Cruz to sail to Spain, likely Madrid, after resigning the presidency. Francisco de la Barra named provisional president as Ramon Corral resigned. Madero Jr also quits, pledging peace and endorsing De la Barra.
Washington May 26 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson reports the general crop prospect is good with no reason to fear crop failure or higher food prices. He notes local heat damage in some areas but nationwide conditions remain favorable and predicts no trouble ahead, aside from Wall Street stock trading issues.
Harvey Moon aged forty one shot and killed Oliver Wilhoit a constable who was serving an ejectment writ. Moon then went to the home of his cousin Mrs Baldock and killed her. The motive is said to be a dispute over a business deal and a long standing love affair. Moon was taken to jail.
Ohio Northern University expelled high schoolers after a fight described as near a prize fight. Akron man Boyer acquitted of manslaughter in a motorcycle collision. widow urged acquittal citing no fault. Toledo Morning Times organization formed with $300000 capital. Columbus professor Lord found dead from organic heart trouble. Sandusky steamer R B Hayes sold to Michigan buyers. Jackson man Overly marks 92nd birthday with rifle accuracy. Marysville new Dover graduates dress blue calico for class colors. Cincinnati Durand arrested for disorderly conduct with concealed weapon. Canton synod to consolidate boards may move business to Cleveland. Kenton Dirmeyer injured when new car rolled over a bridge. Lebanon Shaker colony civil clash over big six cylinder touring car purchase. Toledo verdict for Reiter in notes case tied to Thatcher disbarment issue. Hamilton drowning in reservoir. Wapakoneta Haney pleads guilty to embezzlement. sentences set.
An advertisement touts Coca Cola as the best beverage to beat heat and thirst. It criticizes excess ice water and promotes Coca Cola as delicious refreshing and thirst quenching. Readers are urged to request Coca Cola's booklet from the company in Atlanta Georgia.
Albicore fishing in Nova Scotian waters grows for financial reasons as large specimens over 500 pounds appear. Known as horse mackerel, several were shipped to Boston last season with an average price of three and a half cents per pound. Previously they were seen as a nuisance by fishermen.
The passage notes Knicker-Brown has wealth in seven figures. Garfield Tea is advertised as a liver regenerator easing sick headaches bilious attacks and constipation. It questions whether a woman marries from pity is a poor expression of sympathy. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Children soothes teething gums reduces inflammation allays pain cures wind colic at 25c per bottle. It closes with a proverb about a peacemaker who interferes in marriages.
A Pound Wisconsin woman reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. The ad claims years of suffering from female ailments improved and invites readers to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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