Knox County Farm Bureau Urges Farm to Market Roads Reform
The Knox County Farm Bureau adopts resolutions denouncing the State Highway Department as costly and political and calling for farm to market roads, local materials, more miles per dollar, and tax reform. They urge county control of road programs and enforcement of the Burke truck law, with commitment to cooperative farming marketing and local financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Dept
Farm Bureau OF
Knox County
State Highway Department
Han Baka
Ohio
Knox County Farm Bureau
Goridas
Ita
Root County Farm Bureau
Court House
State Highway Department of
Leedy
John Cun
J. C. Marriott
Burowu
Throwah
Othor
Farm Bureau
Lincoln
Federation
State
Yonda
HH. E. Leedy
John’ Cunningham
J.-C. Marriott
Prison defendants face sentences in Knox county court
Three defendants in Knox county common pleas were arraigned before Judge Park Blair. George M. Gallagher Guilty on non-support received one year at Ohio penitentiary. James N. DeMoss Guilty on checks with intent to defraud sentenced to Ohio State Reformatory. Alonzo Cornelius pleaded guilty to petit larceny for 30 days jailed, plus costs. Batorius Cunningham not guilty on non-support with bond set at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Park B. Blair
Knox County
George M. Gallagher
Arkansas
Lytle
Gallagher
Ohio
Blair
James N. DeMoss
Checka
Batorius Cunningham
Cunningham
Inheritance Tax, Divorce Suit and Local Knox Court Actions
Knox county common pleas court actions include an alleged divorce case in which Martha A Harmon claims adultery by her husband with three Vernon women and seeks injunctions and alimony, plus an amended petition in a separate matter over a balance on shirts, and multiple dismissals, settlements, and estate matters. Other entries include a deed set aside, partition decree, tax determination with penalty, guardianships, inventories, and real estate transfers.
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Martha A. Harmon
Mt. Vernon
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Mite M. Harmon
MS. Vernon
Aia
The
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
B. J. Rapp
Harry Landau
A. A. Dowds Co
Mt Vernon
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Frank O Levering
Plaintim
Jerome Bird Agaiint Hoy Bird
Hoy Bird
Jeannette Bird
H.W. Koons
Blair
Ora Clawson
M. M. Shipley
Emanuel Hicks
Mary KB Seymour
Duke
Probate
Anawerte
Knox County Common Pride Court
Fred M. Cochran
Kenneth Cochran
Nettie Cochran
Kenneth
Betty Jane Cochran
Local Notes From Greer and Nearby Towns
Miss Julian McClurg returns to Cleveland after New Year with relatives. Edith Shinanbarker of Warrants visits the Edwin Greer family. Harold Fulmer of Mansfeld visits family. Mrs Park Shrimplin and children return home after a week with the Clakelys at Jelloway. J W Beatty family move to Columbus next week. Mrs Elizabeth Baker ill. Mrs Edward Homan of Loudonville visits her mother. The Grangers present a play A Perplexing Situation at Jericho schoolhouse Saturday Jan 7. Roy and Mrs Smothers return from Findlay after Christmas and a wedding in Mansfield. John Welton visits Mrs George Stitzlein east of town. Tanlae improves nerves and appetite through its action on nutrition.
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Julian McClurg
Cleveland
Edith Shinanbarker
Edwin Greer
Findlay
John Welton
Mansfield
George Stitzlein
Knox County Game Association Meeting Notes
Minutes describe attendance by members of Mmes Commitees at a meeting on the eve of the Columbus Ohio Sportsmen gathering. Twelve delegates were sent to the Columbus session with four tentative delegates to follow. A committee was formed to arrange the Knox County annual banquet and set date and price for the event.
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Vernon Telephone
Columbus
Knox County
Hoy
Fs Ruesell
Yaerman Connyer
Charles Crampian
Ohio
Nox County
Harry Bunn
Faward Qader
Sharden Conover
Toma
League of Ohio Sportamen Ani
Patterson 10 Head Co Knox County Fair Board Elects Officers
Harry M. Patterson of Mt. Vernon was elected president of the Knox County Agricultural Society at the final meeting of the directors held Saturday afternoon in the office of Secretary Charles J. Bermont. Other officers elected were Vice President Willis P. Beout Treasurer L. G. Simpson and Secretary Charles L. Belmont. Business pertaining to the Knox County fair to be held next August was discussed by the directors.
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Farm Bureau
Knox County Farm Bureau
Harry M. Patterson
Mt. Vernon
Knox County Agricultural Society
Charles J. Bermont
Wer
Willis P. Beout
L. G. Simpson
Charles L. Belmont
Knox County Fair
New Gravel Drive Planned Around Essex County Jail
The county engineering department announced a nine foot gravel drive to encircle the Essex County Jail. Ralph Gribb will direct the project with two prisoners from the jail assisting. The improvement addresses wagon and automobile track damage that has marred the jail lawn.
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Essex County
County Engineering Department
Ralph Gribb
Fire causes heavy damage to Washington apartment
Mrs. Tansill informs her father that a fire last Saturday caused serious damage to Mr. and Mrs. Tansill’s Washington apartment, with losses estimated at $2,000. The message notes Mrs. Tansill as formerly Miss Mica Parker of this city.
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C. C. Tansill
Washington
Benjamin R. Parker
C. Tansill
Mrs Tansill
Washington, D
Tanstll
Mica Peten Parker
Revival Services at the Howard Church of Christ
Revival services begin Sunday at 7 30 pm at the Howard Church of Christ with topics on faith salvation and prophecy. The program includes sermons by minister J R Crening and songs for youth and general attendees.
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Howard Church OF Christ
Howard
Obey
Jon
Piseinin
Pheoly
Krreing
Mintater
Divorce Decree Granted in Ged M Kee Case
Georee McKee was granted a decree of divorce from May Merve by Judge Mair at the Konsenanty on Saturday morning. All property rights were divided as per terms of the decree, with custody arrangements noted for the minor child.
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Georee McKee
May Merve
Jidge
Marta
Demand for Number Plates Strengthened by Officials
A chaotic city meeting saw a push for universal vehicle plates with a 5111019 fee for all passenger cars and Star War models. Officials led by Commerce Chief Russell and aide Miss Heton Purthugh began work on issuing licenses while the public reaction remained mixed and one man warned of potential protests.
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Elas
Jon Thurelay
Seers
Tary Russell
Hia
Heton
Isaaulae
Dutta
Corea
Tslumbiia
New Peace Dollars Exhibit At Knox County Savings Bank
The Knox County Savings Bank displays new Peace dollars minted for World War I. Each U S bank is limited to 500 of the coins, and the exhibit highlights the 4 bullion silver dollars.
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Knox County Savings Bank
Day
United States
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M. D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Legislature
George Gallagher
Alonzo Cornelius
Tanlac
New York
San Francisco
Taugher
Martha Harmon
Frank Harmon
William H. Turner
Lewis Snowden
Tewis Snowden
M. H. Mayle
Common Pleas
Fon Pleas Court
Elizabeth Adams
PJ. Keefer
Elizabeth Brewer
Bon Amos
Bert Bartlett
Hodd Church
T. A. Gaines
Bradfield
Oregon
Fike
Louisa Hawn
Frank
Harriet T. Miles
Harriet T. Swelland
Harriet T. Bwetland
Oregon Pike
Anna Stump
George McNabb
Elizabeth Rightmire
Common Plena Court
Isiah
PL. Wilking
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Mathie J. Stump
Milton H Stump
Mary Stump Weise
Forrest M. Sump
Milton Stump
William A. Hosack
8. E. Chariton
Electar Ditton G. Horlocher
Maggie Horlocher
Fannie McCrory
John, McCrory
Sarah Hill
Julia Forthone
City
Ben Amos
A. A. Dowds Dry Goods Co
Sarah Brillhart
Jacob H. Wheston
Danville
Saral C. Barker
John Sapp
Union
Eleanor Moore
Forrest G. ShellIunbarser
Greer
Tanlae
Ding Glory
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