Badges and new hunting laws split into zones
The Ohio legislature enacts two zone hunting rules requiring hunters to wear badges with license numbers and carry licenses. Landowners may prosecute by obtaining a hunter’s number, and fines fund game restocking. Open seasons and protections cover migratory birds, quail, pheasants, and other species with detailed dates and restrictions.
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Ohio
Ohio State Legislature
Steinman
Congress
Jorthern
Uiem
Wooedeack
Kalbfus
Whare Commission
Proposes Confessional Unity for Protestant Churches
Los Angeles July 11 Rev Charles M Sheldon Congregational pastor author and activist urges adding a confessional to all Protestant churches and uniting under one head like the Catholic Church He cites use in Topeka Kansas where the confessional drew diverse applicants seeking guidance and support.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles M. Sheldon
Christian Endeavor
Ant
Sheldon
Torpeka
Kan
Quarterly Baptist Church Meeting Reports and Plans
The quarterly church meeting heard encouraging reports with the treasurer noting all bills paid and progress toward improvements. Thirteen additions were recorded, eight by baptism, and missionary and Bible school efforts were praised. Mrs Kirk returned from Matteawan New Jersey and the bulletin highlighted summer events and dress notes.
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The
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Doughty
Bible School
G. Plimpton Kirk
Matteawan, New Jersey
Enjoins Knox County Treasurer Over Tax Action
Smithbister seeks injunction in Knox County Common Pleas to stop county treasurer Join BE from collecting taxes on West Vine Street property. Temporary restraining order granted. seeks perpetual injunction and tax cancellation. Names Lot C Stillwell and William A Hosack as attorneys. notes liquor tax duplicate action and marriage license details.
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George Smithbister
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Join BE
Stonebrook
Williinim
West Vine Street
Lot C. Stillwell
William A. Hosack
Late frosts dent Ohio apple crop in patchy yields
Ohio apple output this year will reach about 96 percent of last season, A Waugh of the Ohio Warmer reports from statewide correspondents. Early spring frosts in April May and even June damaged many orchards, with Lake Erie shore areas faring best while southeastern and central regions lagged. Local spots like Lorain and Medina show strong to poor performance, and Port Clinton faces feared twig blight affecting trees.
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Ohio
A. Waugh
State
Waugh
Lake Shore
Lorain
Lake
Medina
Port Clinton
Wao
Wouthern
Ottawa County
Real estate transfers and parcels in small towns
Thatcher and others transact parcels in Kenmore and Martinsburg with sums from 120 to 1400 dollars. Transfers include lot 28 in Kenmore allotment to L W Armen trout and parcels in Fredericktown and Vermonview. Multiple buyers named like Edward Bartlett, Emery G Davie, Wilbur Lyons, Myrtle Clink, Homer Sebering, and W F Creveling appear with specified parcels and prices.
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Thatcher
Yoo SM
Liverty
Edward Bartlett
L. W. Armentrout
Kenmore
Wilbur J. Lyons
Martinsburg
Ray B. Bishop
Myrtle Clink
Ebergole
Fredericktown
Blate Wilber
Homer Sebering
TriState
W. F. Creveling
Vermonview
W. T. Creveling
John D. Creveling
New Deputies to Enforce Egg Purity Law Citywide
State Dairy and Food Commissioner Strode will strictly enforce the long neglected egg purity law. Two deputies, J. M. Styers of Mt. Vernon and W. D. Bowash of Wood county, will oversee enforcement with Septimus Mawer of Grand Rapids in charge. Inspectors will test eggs at sale using testers, aiming to curb tainted products and reduce prosecutions after an initial period.
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Dairy and Food Commissioner
J. M. Styers
Mt. Vernon
W. D. Bowash
Wood County
Septimus Mawer
Grand Rapids
Strode
Cost of the fly to the United States study
Government experts estimate the fly’s impact on public health and finances, totaling about 57.8 million dollars in direct support costs, plus 60.14 million for handling tuberculosis and 70 million for typhoid fever cases linked to germ spread. Antifly campaigns show progress, with Minnesota guidance echoed by Washington.
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Washington
United States
Htte
National
Minnesota
Suit Filed Against The G. & G Cooper Company
The Westinghouse Machine Co and the Colonial Trust Company as trustee have filed suit against Cr. & G. Cooper Co of Mt Vernon alleging infringement of a patent on pralye motion gis.
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Columbus
Westinghouse Machine Co
Colonial Trust Oe
Cr. & G. Cooper ‘Co
Mt Vernon
Orchard Spraying Law Amended to Fight Pests
County officials report a new act amending general code sections 6441-1 and 6441-2 to require owners and managers of orchards to spray one or more fruit trees from November first to May fifteenth with a preparation to destroy San Jose scale or similar pests. Violators face a fine from five to one hundred dollars per year of noncompliance. prosecutors must enforce. The revisions reduce the required number of trees from five to one or more and add penalties.
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Teols
San Jose
Ucale
State Board of Agriculture
Meanest Man in the World Suspected in Harness Theft
Jacob Cottleton of Baegertown Pennsylvania was arrested onJuly 11 charged with stealing harness from artificial legs belonging to Henry Milton. Cottleton wore suspenders made from the stolen woolen straps while in custody. Milton recently injured a leg stump and underwent surgery, leaving his artificial legs in a nearby room.
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Baegertown
Penn
Jacob Cottleton
Henry Milton
Cottleton
Milton
Cuttleton
Miltoy
Boilermakers Strike At Pennsylvania Railroad Shops
Nearly thirty boilermakers employed at the Pennsylvania railroad shops in this city quit work Friday morning over wage demands. Some weeks ago they sought higher daily pay, which reportedly was not granted. Master Mechanic L. S. Kinnaird was away, leaving no official comment on the strike by Friday night.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Banner
L. 8
Kinnaird
Tariff Bill Passed by Narrow Party Vote in Senate
Washington reports the tariff measure cleared by a strict party vote in the tenure finance committee today. The bill retains principal provisions from the House bill and includes key proposals backed by President Wilson.
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Washington, D.C
Tenure Finance Committee
Wilsoe
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Clyde
Styers
G. & G Cooper Company
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Emirates
Nance le
Menieae
New York
Castoria
Ra Mandar
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Burkett
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
West Virginia
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American Agriculturist
Democratic
Vernon
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