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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1911

Page

7

Traveling School Farm Run September 12 to 14 in Ohio

An agricultural special train will tour Ohio counties on September 12 13 and 14 1911. Lectures on soil improvement wheat culture seed corn and horticulture will be given aboard with hour long stops in 11 counties including Columbus Columbus Centerburg Mt Versions Howard Danville Brink Haven Glenmont Millersburg Bremen Lancaster Amanda Circleville New Holland Washington D H Sabina and Wilmington.

Columbus C. A Delaware Knox Holmes Wayne Coshocton Muskingum Fairfield Pickaway Fayette Warren Ohio Durand le Grand Powers Agriculture Bureau of the Census Sunbury Centerbury Howard Danville Brink Haven Glenmont Millersburg Bremen Lancaster Amanda Circleville New Holland Washington D. H Sabina Wilmington

Excellent ventilation of stables of ordinary size

George F. Weston details venting designs for ordinary stables including sash inlets, galvanized iron side plates to prevent drafts, and adjustable ducts. He explains exhaust flues, hay chute use as vents, material choices for climate, moisture issues, and the benefits of multiple small inlets over few large ones.

George F. Weston Canada

State board appoints two special investigators

Fred M. Secrest of Cleveland and T. B. Mulholland of Youngstown named special investigators by the state board of awards. Br. E. Lemert resigns as correspondence clerk in the building and loan department to join Ohio National Life Insurance Co. of Cincinnati, where his father Ge. C. Lemert serves as president.

Hogan Columbus State Bureau of Inspection of Public Township Board of Education Supreme Court Fred M. Secrest Cleveland T. B. Mulholland Youngstown State Board of Awards BR. E. Lemert Ohio National Life Insurance Co Cincinnati Ge. C. Lemert

School Opens for Blind and Deaf Pupils This September

More than 700 pupils will return to the state institutions for the blind and deaf in late September to resume studies after a June 7 vacation. The school opens September 21 with about 280 enrolled last year and similar expected this term. The deaf institution opens September 20 with 450 pupils last year and a larger attendance anticipated.

Institution For the Deaf

Ohio board to move 150 convicts to quarry work soon

Ohio’s board of administration plans immediate use of 150 convicts from the idle house at the penitentiary in the state stone quarry. The move targets ending the contract labor system and sets out to provide work for 569 convicts already under prison contracts while awaiting new work arrangements.

Columbus Ohio Board of Administration Allen W. Thurman Board of Administration Board of Managers

Alliance merger plan agreed for Scio and Mount Union colleges

Trustees of Mount Union College approve a report from the executive committee on consolidating Mount Union with Scio College. The formal merger proposal follows an investigation into the two schools by the committee.

Scio College Mount Union College

James A. Dempsey Dies After Long Catholic Service

James A. Dempsey district agent for Mutual Life Insurance Co Knights of Columbus and Hibernian and longtime Northern Ohio Catholic leader died at his Sandusky home.

Sandusky James A. Dempsey The Mutual Life Insurance Co Knights of Columbus and Hibernian Ohio

Destroy Ground Hogs Methods and Warnings

An article by Walter B Leutz details poisons and traps to control ground hogs. It advises soaking wheat with strychnine or using bisulfate of carbon in moss or hay to reach burrows and kill insects instantly while warning about its deadly inhalation risk and the need to keep the bottle corked until use.

Walter B. Leutz

Strength of Mule Compared to Young Horse Workload

A historical note states the average mule at two years old can perform as much labor as a horse does at three or four years, highlighting early vigor in mules.

Diseases of horse listed with illustrations from Northwest Homestead

The illustration catalogues many horse ailments including poll evil swelling from bridle pressure inflamed parotid gland jugular vein caries of the lower jaw fistula of withers saddle gall spavin ringbone foundered foot and other injuries or conditions such as sand crack caps hock and grease.

Homstead

Hat on Approval Sparks Marriage Plea

Mrs Jones shows off a milliner’s hat to her husband asking his opinion. He urges quick action calling it the most becoming hat she owns and suggests they telephone first thing in the morning to secure the purchase before it is sold to someone else.

John Florence

Unexpected Company Soap Ad Teaches Time Saving

An ad touts Hewitt’s Easy Task Soap as a remedy for interruptions by unexpected callers. The soap promises quick, strong suds for dishes and laundry while being gentle on hands, offered at five cents per cake. Includes moral quotes about behavior and happiness from Massillon and Judson.

Hewitt

Prisoner Risks Punishment Over Rescue of Dog

North Yakima Wash. Michael Short, serving a street chain gang term for fines, escaped with two men but returned to work next morning. He told the foreman he fled to free his dog tied at home after three days without food or water.

Yakima Wash Michael Short Mike

Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Credited By Women

A Cornwallville reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for change of life and nervousness after doctors advised hospital care. The letter praises its help and notes thousands of cures reported by the company founder Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham from Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Natick Mass Nathan B. Greaton No. Main St Natick,Mass Cornwallville Lydia Pinkham Wm. Boughton Greene Co Pinkham Credit Am, Lynn

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