RABBIT SHOW ATTRACTS FARMERS AT COLUMBUS
Farmers and breeders gather at Ohio State University in Columbus for an organhorse exhibition featuring rabbits. Knox County breeders expect widespread interest as the event runs today through the week, promoting local livestock and advertising prospects for future shows.
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Columbus
Ohio
University
Uifarmers
Knox County
Colummbie
Ohios
Columbuy Ashete
Faey
Bethtum
Shane
Rela Amers
Tin Fan Iit
Knox County Pet Stick and Poultry Association
GNO Pressure Low Causing Widespread Freezing Discomfort
Stark low gan pressure left Vernon and Miny ML residents shivering Sunday and Monday. Schools closed briefly due to cold rooms while offices and court house corridors faced drafts and efforts to keep warmth.
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Miny
Vernon Persons
Births Seen at Avchie Carter and Lapler Families
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Avchie Carter of Adame street on Friday evening. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Lapler of Hickeye County.
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Briday Evening
Mr and
Mea, Avchie Carter
Adame Street
Smniliy
Mra
Prank Lapler
Hickeye Cty
Carter Arrested on Non-Support Charge in Fredericktown
A man named Charles Carter was arrested at a relative’s home in Fredericktown on a non support charge. Authorities report he is unmarried or separated with a former wife living in Oakland and has prior marriage details in the case.
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Carter
Abather
Gevalil
Bhuy
Charles Carter
Predericktown
St ix
Aakland
Mounts 10 Have Very Busy Week
Mounts 10 schedule a busy week with a basketball stretch including a game against Kenyon and a match with Muskingum College. The Kenyon contest follows a one point Muskingum win and the week ends with intercity league plans in Crestiino.
Kenyon Defeats Gambier in Close College Game
Jin Kenyon led Kenyon College to a 28 to 2 victory over Gambier in an afternoon matchup. Mya Kugume played for Gambier, with the game decided by a wide score margin.
Officers arrest add on cruelty charge Sunday
Sherif Morkolder and County Wu mane Agent wioh Lybarger arrested Melvin Ladd, a farmer, in Jalemantown Sunday afternoon. Authorities say Ladd allowed one head of cattle to go without shelter in severe weather. They found one dead and another in bad condition on Ladd's farm. Ladd was taken to Mt. Vernon jail. he says he fed the cattle twice daily and did what he could. Humane Agent Lybarger is expected to file charges Monday.
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Sherif
Morkolder
Wumane
Wioh Lybarger
Jalemantown
Whyte
Melvin Ladd
Ladd
Mt. Vernon
Y W C A WORKERS HEAR FINE ADDRESS
A large group of women and girls gathered at Mrs. H. Dougherty’s East Gambier street home to hear Miss Ruth Dorsey of Coluintina speak on the YWCA peace program. Her address impressed the audience with the urgency of the YWCA’s work locally and abroad.
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H. Dougherty
East Gambier Street
Misa Ruth D
Coluntina
Mina Dorsey
Y. W.G
Bair to Construct a New Building
State board inspected and accepted construction plans for DHL Mates new devcleaning and pressing plant on Saturday. Plans show work to begin soon, with officials noting timetable and site readiness.
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DHL
State Board
My. Miche
Building Project Plans For New Cleaning Establishment
The proposed two story fireproof building will be erected by Mr. Bair on his lot near the city power plant. It will house the latest machinery for cleaning, with capacity to handle all expected trade.
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Everett
Bair
City
Huteat McChinery
Fire near ruin at City Cigar Store prompt action by Tay Tay
A smoke filled room at the City Cigar Store nearly turned into a blaze when wood under the fire box began to smolder. Tay Tay Burnatt rushed in early, suppressing a growing danger from a stray ember and gin draft that kept the room alive overnight. The incident likely prevented a worse fire in the building. Headington and Trimble dissolve Log Cabin Restaurant. Headington will continue the business.
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Tay Tay Burnatt
Headington & Trimble
Trimble
Mr. Headington
Notice to Dog Owners in Clinton Township
Clinton Township Trustees order strict leash and muzzle rules for dogs. All dogs at large or unmuzzled must be penned or restrained until further notice, or they will be shot. Clerk Grichards signs this notice.
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Clinton Township
Horeby
Work Begins Reclaiming the Zuyder Zee
The Hague January 26 Associated Press reports a major Dutch project to reclaim the Zuyder Zee, restoring Holland’s land and enabling extensive cultivation. The plan fronts a 20 mile dike, a double track railway, five sluices, and a lake of 600 square miles, with full dry land within about 14 to 35 years.
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Hague
Zuyder Zee
Holland
Flevo
North Sea
Zuyder
Amsterdam
A. A. Beekman
Associated Press
State Council
de. Beekman
Wieringen
Mersian
Coal Miners Campaign to Educate Public on Nationalization
British pay miners launch a nationwide education campaign backed by the trade union movement. They claim state ownership and cooperative mine management would aid miners, consumers, and the public treasury. The push aims to pressure the government for a clear yes or no and could influence a general election.
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Associated Press
London
Industrial peace hopes rise in Great Britain after rail and labor talks
Government and labor leaders see brighter prospects for peace and production in Great Britain. Thousands of moulders have been on strike for 18 weeks, with many taking other jobs. a few injuries are reported in Marion when ice-laden poles toppled. A note on chewing gum cites the chicle zapote tree of Mexico.
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Wien Tian Na
Great Briain
Trate Anfontati
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Miusksugum College
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All Vernon
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Hi. Grichards
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