State Board Chooses Lecturers for Farm Institutes
Columbus reports the state board of agriculture named 29 lecturers to visit 350 farmers institutes next year. The appointees are practical experts from multiple counties led by Secretary Sandles, with focus on hands on farming methods and real-world experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Horatio Markley
Morrow
H. P. Miller
Delaware
S. W. Moore
Elwell
W. Va
C. W. Montgomery
Licking County
J. W. Nicodemus
van Wert
George E
Scott
Jefferson County
August Stabler
Brighton
Bert Smith
Delaware County
L. G. Spencer
Trumbull
M. C. Thomas
Champaign
Co. R. Wagner
Hancock
Lowell Roudebush
Clermont
State reports show lunch rooms sprung up under nine hour work law
Reports to state factory and shop inspector T P Kearns indicate the nine hour labor law prompted many shops and factories across the state to establish free lunch rooms. The law requires lunch breaks of at least one hour for employees.
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T. P. Kearns
Birth Certificate Data Says Doctors Cooperate Statewide
Dr. A C Holland of the bureau of vital statistics reports physicians across the state provide full birth certificate information despite the Boone ruling that they are not required to furnish state data without compensation. City doctors offer the best service, rural practitioners fairer returns. Pending rehearing, the bureau relies on outside sources for details and may deploy a special agent if the court grants authority. the last assembly authorized staff but none employed while the law is tested.
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A. C. Holland
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Supreme Court
Boone
Holland
Department
General Assembly
Parole Applications Filed by Two Ohio Inmates
Mark Slater of Dayton and Fred Lied of Columbus have filed parole requests from the Ohio penitentiary. Slater, a former state printer, is serving four years for procuring money on false vouchers, while Lied, ex-board of public service member, serves four years for accepting a bribe from Cleveland Trinidad Paving. Both have earned good time and the applications are endorsed by Warden T. H. B. Jones and Chaplain Richards.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Mark Slater
Dayton
Fred Lied
Columbus
Board of Public Service
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Company
T. H. B. Jones
Richards
Gas firms’ valuation soars to 70 million in tax roll
State tax commission raises total valuation of natural gas properties from 20 million to 70 million, with East Ohio Gas alone now assessed at 20 million. The move reflects tax parity with past assessments, while Ohio lawmakers gain praise for factory inspection and fire prevention progress, according to officials.
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State Tax Commission
East Ohio Gas Company
Cleveland
Ohio penitentiary guards face pay change and shortfall
About 87 guards and 40 other staff at the Ohio penitentiary prepare for a shift from calendar to fiscal month pay starting Nov 15. Guards earn 8 a month, with mid month 41.13 and month end 43.87, leaving a 1.34 gap under the old system. Warden Jones earns 200 monthly. first half under the new plan will be 96, creating a potential 4 shortfall.
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T. H. B. Jones
Central Board
Ricketts Appointed Receiver in Barnesville Bottle Company
K R Ricketts was named receiver for the Barnesville Bottle Company after a voluntary bankruptcy petition by J B Waight F O Levering and L Kinnaird of Mt Vernon. Alleged liabilities total 41000 with assets 12655, excluding the Barnesville plant mortgaged for 15000.
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K. R. Ricketts
Barnesville Bottle Company
J. B. Waight
F. O. Levering
L. Kinnaird
Mt. Vernon
United States
Barnesville
Ohio Willis law tax chase tightens on corporations
Thousands of Ohio corporations must pay three-twentieths of 1 percent of their outstanding capital stock by October 1 under the Willis law. The annual tax totals about 1.9 million dollars with over 11,000 firms. less than 750 thousand has been collected so far. State Treasurer Creamer will hand books to the Auditor Fullington who will certify back with a 15 percent penalty. Many corporations pay Willis law fees and no profit entity pays less than ten dollars for a year’s privilege.
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Columbus
Ohio
Creamer
Fullington
Treasury Department
Willis Law
Still Missing From Hospital In Columbus Area
Authorities at Columbus state hospital have not located Charles E. Norris a 33 year old resident who walked away September 17. Relatives say he had not reached his Blaine home as previously suspected. John Sabotek 35 died after a fall of stone at Lorain Coal and Dock company mine.
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Columbus State Hospital
Charles E. Norris
Richwood
Blaine
John Sabotek
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Ohio Happenings Roundup Across Cities
Reports from Toledo Xenia St Clairsville Dayton Cincinnati Steubenville Akron New Philadelphia Bellaire Columbus Grove Marion Steubenville Newark Akron Columbus Dayton Port Clinton Sidney highlight local health jail and court news. Notable items include Mayor Whitlock ill in Toledo and a jail delivery attempt in Xenia.
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Toledo
Whitlock
Peter Donnelly
Xenia
William Miller
Urbana
Ed. Scott
Springfield
St. Clairsville
Belmont County Grand Jury
Dayton
Women’s Christian Association
Cincinnati
Benjamin Eggleston
Interior Department
Washington
New Mexico
South Dakota
Jefferson Barracks
Secret Service
Eggleston
Steubenville
Carl Reese
George Blair
M. I. Mullen
American Express Company
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
New Berlin
New Philadelphia
Peter Gribble
Midvale
Bellaire
John Roberts
United States
John
Bill
Columbus Grove
Northwestern Ohio Christian Church Conference
Vaughnsville
A. M. Heidlebaugh
Marion
Verne Penyerd
Claude Meley
Penyerd
J. E. Anderson
Damon Dunkle
Cleveland
George Anderson
Scotland
Newark
Carl Etherington
Lillian Bush
Joseph Bush
Mansfield Reformatory
Metz
Frank Nedure
Cuyahoga Falls
Columbus
Machiel T. Lee
Mt. Vernon
Charles Metcalf
Sheelenbarger
Norris
Parker
Knox County
Lee
Town Street
Frank McMane
Port Clinton
Jackson Quisno
Bay Township
Sidney
Henry Williams
Stark
Flood Horror at Austin Fi Johnstown Disaster Recalled
Reports describe a devastating flood in Austin and Costello caused by a dam break on Siannamahoning Creek. About 500 homes swept away, possibly 500 lives lost, with fires and looting amid massive destruction and missed warnings.
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Austin
Siannamahoning
Costello
Penn Tanning Co
Johnstown
Bayless Pulp and Paper Co
Cincinnati Markets Report For Grain And Livestock
The Cincinnati markets list prices for flour patent and various grades, wheat, corn, oats, and mixed commodities. Cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs show range figures for shippers, butcher stock, and stockers with per head and per cwt values. Miscellaneous items include poultry, eggs, butter, apples, carrots, celery, onions, lemons, and crates of fruit with home grown and regional price quotes.
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Cincinnati
California
Eczema Victim Credits Cuticura Remedies With Cure
Miss Elizabeth Gehbrki of Fort Smith City Arkansas shares a years long battle with eczema that kept her awake and itching until Cuticura Soap and Ointment relieved the itch, sped sleep, and healed the skin after three weeks of treatment. The note urges samples and a 32 page booklet from Cuticura Department 17 L Boston.
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Elizabeth Gehbrki
Forrest City
Ark
Cuticura
Boston
Teething syrup ad and aphorisms from a past page
An old clipping presents a Mrs. Winslow teething syrup ad claiming gum soothing and wind colic relief for 25 a bottle. It also features a wise man and fool exchange about rocking boats and a joke about a clear conscience being seen through.
Story From Cleveland School On The Word Judicious
A third grade class in Cleveland, in a district with Russian and Hungarian Jewish families, discussed the word judicious after a Jewish holiday. A girl recalled their feast with roast goose and other dishes, illustrating the concept without money.
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Cleveland
Why It Is People Mind Their Own Business
A short dialogue from the Philadelphia Press cites a home-grown philosopher noting two possible reasons why many fail to mind their own business. The quip suggests some have no mind or no business to mind.
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Philadelphia Press
Irregularity List Of Names And Addresses
A jumble of names and addresses appears, including Mrs. Clara Darbrake of 17 Marie St Wrinchoer Inds and Mrs. May Deal and Mrs. J H Gianfie. The fragment also lists Jessie Schaar Geo Strickler North Hudson Ohio Mrs Lena Farmocno Wearwood Md Mrs John F Richards Benjamin Move and others with scattered locations and notes of nervous prostration in Knoxville Iowa and Camden New Jersey. The text reads like an irregular notice or directory fragment with many incomplete entries.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Clara Darbrake
Marie
St. Wrinchoer
May Deal
J. H H
Gianfie Fon
Jessie Schaar
Geo. Strickler
Second St
North
Hudson, Ohio
Lena ‘Armocno
R.F.D.T. Wearwood
John F. Richards
Benjamin
Julia Frants
RFD
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Universal Portland Cement Co
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Louis Fischer
Monroe St
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Charles A. Austin
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