Grangers End A Successful State Meeting At Newark
Newark Dec 16 The Grange delegates closed their session after a strenuous day with delegates tired yet satisfied. Officers rapid in directing business and a cordial spirit kept contests friendly as visitors received praise for hospitality from Licking county and the chamber of commerce. J W Rudisill spoke on good roads urging continued county paving and Dayton named to host the 1917 meeting.
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Newark
Granger Delgates
Sargent
State Organization
County Grange
Licking County
Chamber of Commerce
Dayton
H. W. Clark Co. Wins City Waterometer Boxes Bid
The H. W. Clark Co. of Mattoon Ti has been awarded the contract to supply 200 waterometer boxes to the city at 1.68 dollars per box.
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H. W. Clark Co
Mattoon, Ti
Essex Plant Closure Amid Ras Shortage
Se Fex plant operations suspended with no clear resumption date due to Ras shortage. The notice suggests sharing the Banner with a friend or relative as a Christ gift, detailing a weekly or yearly subscription option by mail.
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Essex
Jewels Presented at Pitt Uirlee Mustrious Council Meeting
Charles C. Tam dean of the Pitt Uirlee Mustrious Council No 76 Kingsman Royal and Sleet Masters presided Friday night at a request meeting. Past Uirlee Mystrious presented jewels to Frank Levering, William Grant, Robert Hall, L Tate Cromley, L B H Mawlin and Jod Monds. William Grant responded.
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Charles C. Tam
Pitt
Desertion and guardianship notes amid Knox county updates
Mary B Wymer seeks a divorce from Edward Wymer citing willful absence for three years since their 1913 marriage. Tutie Sheen named guardian of minor Stanley Coleman with bond $1500. Judge Park B Blair convened Knox county bar to discuss next term jury work, non resident judge arrangements, and new trial motions set for Dec 23. Kenyon College parcel deed filed with county commissioners valued at $300.
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Lutie Sheen
Stanley Coleman
Mary B. Wymer
Edward Wymer
3. H. Sapp
Guardian
Tutie Sheen
Belle Clements
Park 1. Blair
Park B. Blair
Knox County Bar
Elect Cox
Blair
Newark
How to Live on 34 Cents a Day for a Family
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor reports food price hikes raise the daily family allowance from 27 to 44 cents for the husband and proportional shares for wife and children. Dietitians explain carefully planned meals, steady staple foods, and strict adherence to the 34 cent baseline, with a recommended daily 98.6 cents for a family of four and at least 21.05 dollars a month to maintain a balanced diet.
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New York Association For
Chicago
Association
Clesely
Hens Laying In Winter With Proper Care Tips
A Kangan Parmer article urges farmers to house hens in well built, affordable coop and feed using modern methods. It argues hens can produce 200 plus eggs annually and lay many in winter with correct housing, feeding grain in litter, beef scraps or milk proteins, dry mash, and ample grit and oyster shells.
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Tre
Frenchman Unearths Buried Treasure In Fricourt Ruins
A French civilian and his wife, amid the ruins of Pricourt near Fricourt, uncover 35,000 francs buried six inches under soil blown up by mine craters. The couple exclaims “God be thanked” as they reveal their life savings found in the wreckage of war.
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Fricourt
London Daily Chronicle
Pricourt
Prenchman
Benn
Death breaks line of generations in Knox county
Millwood Dec 16 Mrs Witrabatts Shellman oldest resident of Union township died yesterday at 2 PM at her home. She was 95 years six months in Knox county. Coinciding with her death a daughter to Mrs Hubert Carhart of Columbus a great granddaughter of the deceased was born completing an all female five generation line. Survived by daughter Mrs Ransom Welker and granddaughter Mrs John Doolittle among relatives. Funeral Sunday at 2 in Mechol church with Rev Richardachy officiating. Interment in Millwood cemetery.
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Millwood
Witrabatts Shellman
Union Township
Givenses
Ufe
Knox County
Hubert Carhart
Columbus
Ransom Welker
John Doolittle
Afi
Wood
Janeal
Richardachy
He Makes the Cake Young Baker Shines in State
Jarry Massey aged eleven of Bolton was praised as the best young cake maker in the state. He began baking at ten and now handles all cake cooking for his family.
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Jarry Massey
Ged
Bolton
Rules Ban Temptations From Noted Figures In New York
The Rev. Fred Winslow Adam reports varied rules from well known men and women as safeguards against temptation. Names include Tagore, Carnegie, Brisbane, Tarkington, Abbott, Crosman, and others. Adam cites collective guidance pointing to the life guarded by association with the best as revealed in Christ.
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Fred Winslow Adam
St. Andrew's Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Jobn Wanamaker
Jacob H. Schiff
Adame
New York
Gien
Sly Rahndranath Tagore
Andrew Carnegie
Oscar
Straue
Booth
Tartington
Lyman Abbott
Henrietta Crosman
Mischa Appelburin
Arthur Brisbane
God
Habindranath Tagore
Tarkington
Lytin Ajort
Irving Bacheller
Mischa Appelbaum
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Grangers
Rudisill
Kinsman Council
Santa Claus
Christman Gifts
American Prose Association
Mary Wymer
Hubby’s
Kenyon College
WAST
Washington
Woolson’s
Meade, Carey
Southworth
Finley
Holmes
Benson
Douglass
Rathborn
Otis
Coffin
Arundel
Optic
Ralphson
Longworth
Dodge
Alger Books For
Stampkraft Books
United States Weather Bureau
Temp
Buffalo
St. Louis
St. Paul
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Seattle
Tampa
Elizabeth Shellman
Wales
Universal Coffee Machines
Duntley
Woolson’s Xmas
Adama
Christ
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