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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1913
Page
6
Danish agriculture studied eggs to bring the highest prices in major markets. Market participants highlighted premium quality and tracing origin as key factors driving demand and prices.
John Cunningham reports on the commission's European journey from Berlin to Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Brussels, Ghent, and Paris. He notes cooperative farming advances in Denmark and France, observations on credit and production coops, and plans to present findings in Paris with a cautious view of political interests. The group travels through Kiel, Amsterdam, Antwerp, The Hague, and Ghent, meeting officials and studying exhibits, dairies, and seed programs before returning via London toward home.
John Stagg of Newark road Bouth Vernon a Reeves Engine Works machinist suffered a severe eye injury when a plate of wood hurled from a saw struck his left eye. The eyeball was punctured and the pupil destroyed despite immediate surgical care.
In Monterey a woman aged 86, Olive J. Smith, died after a 72 hour intake of an overdose. Stephen Mustick, 29, with tuberculosis, leaped into a shallow lake. his body was found later, and his diary was recovered. Letters from the pair spoke of a self destruction pact and a recent Monterey gathering with ice cream and pie. Smith had received a $12 monthly pension for months.
North Liberty Ohio July 18 Sheriff Richert son of Mr and Mrs William Richert who reside east of this place sustained a broken arm in a tall afternoon Friday He was otherwise slightly injured
A baby born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of North Mulbarry Street joins the community. A son was born Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harrison of North Liberty, adding new members to both households.
Examiner by Probate Judge Wilkita to succeed Professor Jobo Alan in Newark. Mt Vernon meeting called for Bigelow Council. Sehnne named to the Grand Cornell in the State Newark Amarl, Tribune.
Payette City Idaho July 18 A big copperhead snake attacked two year old Ethel Herman as she played in her kitchen. A small terrier named Gyp leaped to defend the child and killed the snake by biting its neck, saving the child's life. The terrier perished in the effort. Local residents, Mr and Mrs A Stoyle and Mrs Sharman Ward with son returned home from an auto trip to Cincinnati. Mr Karl Ricketts and children Mary Katherine and John of Chicago are visiting Judge and Mrs J B Waight on East High Street.
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