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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
3
County Treasurer Clifton G. Hunt reports $240000 remains unpaid on taxes with ten days left for payment. The notice notes slow tax collection this year and urges timely remittance after a lengthy period of delays.
Knox County Farm Bureau plans an all day gathering Saturday January 10 at the City Chamber of Commerce with room for over five hundred farmers. Principal speaker will be Harry Beale, stockman of Glendale Stock Farm, who will discuss trends in agriculture and stock raising. Committees will present year reports and outline goals for the coming year. The meeting emphasizes soil testing, limestone treatment, youth farm programs, and social and educational development for farmers families.
Rev L A Smothers and wife returned home Friday after holidays with relatives in Columbus. Edwin Greer and family were Sunday guests of A H McCuurg and wife. Merle Masters and wife of Akron and Paul Glaxenir of Loudonville visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Philip Brubaker. A P O Workman visited Akron friends. George Hipp and family with Clyde Marie Hipp and Ralph Hipp and L A Taylor spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Greer. Mrs A W Greer listed as sick. On New Year’s night about fifty friends and neighbors gathered for a farewell surprise with refreshments. Mr and Mrs Greer received a rocker as a token of love.
Ada Hoxack visiting ill mother at this time. Ethel Dowds trips to real. W S N Dowds returns to Altamont after visiting sister Mary Fletcher and relatives. J M Burson and De mocracy party members visit Gurson relatives. Reba Dowds from Columbus visits Dowds family. Grace Paige and Mabel Johnson visit Ployd Mage. Mrs Mark Vincent of Mt Vernon spends New Year with sister Orville McDermott. Large turnout for Ray Patterson funeral.
A new gas field has been opened near Ashtabula. Early reports describe several good wells showing strong flow and potential for local energy development. Further testing and details are awaited from operators and state officials.
The Hinwood Garind Munhlan Co on Martinstiurs road advertises a new lathe and machinery installed for auto remilling and machine work. They offer repairs, parts, and machining, inviting patronage by phone number 274i.
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