Twenty-Nine Ministers Ordained By Bishop Anderson
The Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference in Steubenville plans $2.9 million in education endowment and additions for Methodist homes in Cincinnati Elyria and Worthington. Transfers include H B Lenhart to Westport New York and S K Mahon to West Ohio. Bishops Hamilton addressed the campaign for a new American College in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Steubenville
Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference
Cincinnati
Elyria
Worthington
Pittsburg
Allegheny College
Hosea
H. B. Lenhart
Chagrin Falls
Westport
N. Y
K. Mahon
Toledo
West Ohio
Franklin Hamilton
John W. Hamilton
Boston
New American College
Washington, D.C
Anderson
New location to be sought for fish hatchery site
Cincinnati area may lose its only fish hatchery chance after Albert Sticksell refuses to sell 1.31 acres at an agreed price, per Dr J W Kirgan of the State Board of Agriculture. The board will seek a new site at its next meeting as Lebanon, Warren County residents offer a cheaper alternative nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Albert Sticksell
Cowen
Ohio
State Highway Department
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
Attorney General’s Department
State Board of Administration
Supt
Mittendorf
Dayton
Reformatory
Steubenville City Seeks Alimony Modification Claim
Elmer Bartles files in Common Pleas Court alleging the city of Steubenville is broke and cannot pay his salary, asking for a modification of a recent alimony decree to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Elmer Bartles
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Bankers Elect Officers in Columbus
The Ohio Bankers Association elected officers after a big session marking support for farm credit and federal reserve measures. Stacey B. Rankin won re election as secretary in a 162 to 88 ballot over C R Backhus. A. E H Adams was named president and W E Blicke chosen vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles A. Hinsch
Cincinnati
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Farm Credit
Federal Reserve
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Charles S. Hamlin
Federal Reserve Board
Friends of the New Plan
Stacey B. Rankin
South Charleston
C. R. Backhus
St. Marys
Rankin
Backhus
A. E H. Adams
Youngstown
W. E. Blicke
Bucyrus
Terminal Extension Planned at Lorain Harbor Site
Pennsylvania engineers survey a 2000 acre tract on Lake Erie through which Beaver creek runs to create a natural harbor. The Knox Syndicate land near Lorain will host terminal facilities to extend the Lorain Ashland and Southern railroad to the lake, financed by H. H. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Beaver Creek
Knox Syndicate
Lorain, Ashland & Southern Railroad
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Auditor vows to resist tax commission cuts on Cleveland banks
Cleveland official County Auditor Zan gerle says he will refuse to accept the State Tax Commission's $8,000,000 reduction of bank assessments in Cuyahoga County. He had set the total at $55,000,000 for 40 banks. the commission lowered it to $47,000,000. He will refer the matter to County Prosecutor Locher and vows to act if he can stop what he calls unwarranted reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Zangerle
State Tax Commission
Cuyahoga County
Tax Commission
Locher
Charles L. Dye
Marietta Galvonist
State
Ohio
Dye
Ross County
Federal
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Hocking Valley Railroad
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Hockingfield
Epoch Producing Corporation
State Moving Picture Board
Robert P. Duncan
Franklin County
H. C. O’connor
Buffalo
N. Y
Duncan
Franklin County Conservancy District
W. BE. Cherry
J. F. Andrex
Conservancy Board
Common Pleas Court
Senda
Joseph W. O’neall
Columbus
Congress
Commissioner of Soldiers’ Claims
State House
Ohio Gas and Electric to Buy Power from Cincinnati Firm
The Ohio Gas and Electric Co. will stop operating its Middletown plant and purchase current from Union Gas and Electric Co. of Cincinnati. It was authorized to issue bonds totaling $103,000 at 87% to fund a $90,000 high tension line. Also approved to pay $51,700 for an electric light property at Medina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, C
Ohio Gas and Electric Co
Middletown
Union Gas and Electric Co
Cincinnati
Medina
American Pretzel Co Formation Across Major Cities
D R L Collings of Hamilton announces the formation of the American Pretzel Co in St Louis with capital stock of 2 260 000. The firm will absorb pretzel bakeries in Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia and other cities including the National Pretzel Co bakery here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
R. L. Collings
American Pretzel Co
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
National Pretzel Co
State Ben Hur Tribe Elects At Convention
The state convention of the Tribe of Ben Hur concluded its session with the election of officers. W. F. Hoppe of Hamilton was named past chief, Charles Fiseter of Dayton as state chief, Deborah Mitchell of Hamilton as chief judge, Fay Heath of Springfield as secretary and keeper of tributes, W. B. Lloyd of Springfield as captain, Kate Eberle of Sidney as guide, and A. C. Spears of Lima as Toledo was chosen as next convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Tribe of Ben Hur
Ohio Congress
W. F. Hoppe
Charles Fiseter
Dayton
Deborah Mitchell
Fay Heath
Springfield
W. B. Lloyd
Kate Eberle
Sidney
A. C. Spears
Lima
Toledo
Collapse on Summit Street narrows escape for 100
In Toledo, Ohio a four story brick building on Summit Street collapsed while shoppers and theatergoers crowded the street. Police later said no one was killed and few were seriously hurt as workers cleared debris. the structure was under remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Summit Street
Buckeye News Notes Tales of Dead Minister and Plant Expansion
Rev W H Shaw a veteran West Virginia conference minister dies at Pt Pleasant near Buckeye area. Alliance Machine Co plans 500000 in new buildings doubling plant capacity and adding at least 500 jobs. Fostoria Light Car Co files for bankruptcy with liabilities 223387.42 assets 398768.44. A roof collapse in a Water tunnel under Lake Erie injures one fatally and 16 others, with previous gas explosion deaths in another section. Columbus appoints T H Brown to lead university outreach for Ohio colleges. Findlay pastor G W Pfiefer resigns amid salary concerns. Marion elects T H McAfee moderator of Baptist session. Lydia Riger clerk. Besa Mills assistant clerk. Youngstown coroner probes starvation death of H G Huffman after 69 days fasting. Findlay bakers raise loaf price two cents for dealers. wider hike possible.
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Cleveland, O
Lake Erie
Financial distress drive prompt across Ohio leagues
The Ohio Municipal League plans immediate public pressure to enact relief for cities and counties facing bankruptcy due to heavy debt. Proposals include moving sinking fund levies outside the 10 to 15 mill range and allowing five year special levies with voter approval when Smith 1 per cent funds fall short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Municipal League
League
Second Husband’s Odd Eating Sparks Advice Across Washington
A Washington woman explains her second husband is unusually fastidious while her late first husband ate everything she cooked. She reveals she told her current husband about it and that this disclosure led to the observed friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Origin of Word Uhlan Traced to Turkish Oglan
The term Uhlan derives from the Turkish word oglan meaning youth, reflecting theUnits of cavalry naming used by Turkic peoples. The name passage links the European light cavalry to Turkic linguistic roots and youth.
Man's Duties and Neighbors Happiness Quote
A compact reflection quotes Louis Stevenson on personal duty and neighborly happiness. It frames moral effort as primarily self-improvement while acknowledging a social duty to help others become happy when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Louis Stevenson
Profitable Duck Farming on General Farms
A poultry expert from the department of agriculture notes ducks can be raised profitably on general farms but are less suitable than fowls for average incomes. With proper care and pasture, ducks and especially duck eggs can be profitable, aided by good water access, spacious yards, and suitable buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Lee
Department of Agriculture
India
Middle West
South
Determining Sex Of Chicks Told By Breeder Methods
The article explains early sexing methods for day old Barred Plymouth Rock chicks. Pullets show dark willow beaks, finer bones, dark smoky legs, and a white wing tip, while cockerels have yellow legs and beaks, coarser heads, and a slate color. The color distinctions fade after a few days. Similar methods apply to other breeds.
Nature's Way for Chickens Shapes Honest Care
Article argues for following nature in feeding and rearing young animals. It warns against intervening and taking nature's place, citing a hen's instinct to feed and nurture chicks and suggesting humans should avoid overstepping natural roles.
New South Walesa Garden Claim Surfaces
A report claims New South Walesa hosts more varieties of flowering plants than all Europe, highlighting its rich biodiversity and horticultural prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South
Profit in Capon Industry Emerges for Middle West
N L Harris of Kansas State Agricultural College predicts rapid growth of the capon trade as meat scarcity favors direct farm production. Large scale raising enables shipping to cities with strong demand and prices from 14 to 18 cents per pound live weight. The simple process yields good farm profit with capons gaining meat mass efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Harris
Kansas State Agricultural College
Harris
Middle West
Selection of good layers for higher egg production
Judging poultry is a refined art and selecting pullets with fine heads alert eyes and texture in combs faces and wattles is the first step to increased egg production. Good pullets stand square on wide apart legs with the front of the body slightly higher, a long back and a high carried tail. The body should be wedge shaped with space for reproductive and digestive organs.
Convenient Site for House Enhances Household Chickens
The article advises locating the chicken coop near the house for convenience. It recommends features like feed shell hoppers water dishes and alfalfa racks to help a wife manage chores efficiently.
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ASK Educational Endowment Fund
N. E. Methodist Conference
Bankers
Adams
Ben-Hur
Buckeye News
Gallipolis
W. H. Shaw
Pt. Pleasant
Here
Toledo, O
Fostoria Light Car Co
John H. Jones
Fostoria
T. H. Brown
National Republican College League
Marion
Marion Baptist Association
Richwood
T. H. McAfee
Trinity Baptist Church
Lydia Riger
Besa Mills
Larne
Youngstown, O
B. Henry Jones
H. G. Huffman
Findlay
Municipal League
State Board of Health
Louis McAllister
Marietta
Reffieldsburg
State Emergency Board
State Industrial Commission
Lorain County
John H. Cliff
A. N. McCombs
Cadiz
McCombs
Willis
Board of Public Works Department
Turner
Ohio Dental College of Cincinnati
Dental College of the Western Reserve College of Cleveland
Secretary of State
Columbus Automobile Club
Justices of the Peace
Court of Appeals
Appellate Court
R. R. Kinkade
A. H. Kunkle
Superior Duckhouse
Long Island
Capon
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