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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1911

Page

8

Railroad Magnate Hill to Retire and Mortgage Bill

St Paul June 1 official announcement from Great Northern offices reveals a 600 million dollar bond issue. It funds gold bond retirements and funds for Burlington acquisition and merger. James J Hill cites age and aims to leave railway in strong shape. Senate agrees to veto and awaits House action on Canadian reciprocity.

St. Paul Minn Great Northern Railway Lavne Bonda Burington Lasuw Banda Great Northern Burlington Grow Northern Great Northern Ia D Burlington Tut Road Ttm Supreme Court Standard Oil Rowl James J. Hill The Tp Bie Rennons Senate Washington Avance Committee Tven

Chicago Live Stock and Grain Market Notes

Fragmented OCR of Chicago livestock and grain prices shows cattle quotes for heifers and dairy cows, mixed Western ranges, and various feed commodities. Numerous figures for prices per hundredweight appear, alongside references to specific yards and brokers, but the text is garbled with misreads and extraneous characters.

Local notices and errands fill Mt Vernon shop ads

Short locals list services and visitors in Mt Vernon Ohio including laundry, sewing machine clougs, funeral emblems and hats, with many residents traveling to Columbus Newark Zanesville and Cleveland on business. Advertises sales at Arnold Store and P.O. Box 02, plus Miss Annie Hilliard and Mrs Rimer visits, and a June 10 sale by Knox county board of commissioners.

Annie Hilliard Zanesville Mt. Vernon G. R. Baker William F. Rimer Phillip Homer Eghteen Horse Con Widens Aditrena P.O. Box Vernon D. Me Mya David Yanon Day Lancaster Ruth Ransom Liberty Township Arnold Mra Hoy Hardin Conhocton MC Vernon Ute Guedin Frederick Wolfe Oak Street Fork Hikolple Knox County Board of Commissioners Levin Young Thirman Kent Minnie Layman

Unclear Fragment Reflects Local Social Notes

Incomplete clipping lists visit summaries and travels of residents from Brandon Chesterville Marengo Buckeye City Freder icktown and St Louisville Ohio. Mentions include Miss ing Jink Mrs Roy Morey and Mrs Ellen Hott with relatives and extended travel plans to Spokane and Portland. Some lines reference air watch repairs and jewelry cleaning services at a shop on Main with a one year guarantee.

PO A Clough Roy Morey Brandon ML. Vernon Ellen Hott Chesterville John Ashley Marengo Walter Howell St. Louisville Ohio Buckeye City T. M. Dill Fredericktown Spokane Washington Portland Oregon Mala Owens

Earthquake Rocks Danish West Indies Towns

A violent tremor struck the city and nearby villages at dawn yesterday, destroying several houses and injuring a number of people. Strong shaking was felt across the Danish West Indies towns of Bi Grentha and surrounding areas.

George Grentha D. W. TL

Unidentified loaded steamer ashore near Ocean City

Lewes Delaware June 1 reports an unidentified loaded steamer ashore about a mile and a half north of Ocean City. The vessel has two masts and a white funnel with a black stack. Ocean City lies about 28 miles north of the Delaware capes.

Lewes Delaware Qouma City

Lawless Market Loss and Fragmented Shakespeare Claims

A scrambled column mixed with market gossip reports A J Liehatern of Chicago losing over a billion in a May wheat scheme amid board of trade chatter The item questions Shakespeare authorship suggesting multiple candidates and cites various periodical notes including New York American and Harpers Weekly Also mentions Achill Ireland and mid bath claims with eclectic snippets from Chicago News and Smoky Achill pieces

Chicago A. J. Liehatern Board of Trade Today

Local notes from Gambier area and surrounding towns

Mrs John Goldhran of Miadensburg spent part of last week with her sister Mrs Ella Nicholls. Mr Clyde Thompson was a business caller at Gambier. George Harris is building a summer kitchen for James Fowles of Pine Bivs. Harvey Burch and Mac Miller made one trip to Danville. Bertha Van Winkle visiting Lewis Gallier of Gambier. Residents attended memorial services at Lindensbur. Margaret Hayden visiting Mt Vernon for a week. Roos Van Winkle and Henry Van Winkle families visited. Attendees at the Mr Vernon show included Milton and Velma, Margaret Hayden, Gortha Van Winkle, Clyde Thompson, Charley Nicholls and wife. Rev N T Sims of Bladensburg will preach at Mr Zion Sunday afternoon June 11. Hal Conard of Mr Vernon spent Friday night and Saturday with Clyde Thompson. Mary Flanagan of Columbus visiting relatives here. Arthur Morrow and Clyde Lyburger visiting Purity residents. Chas Nicholls and family visited near New Castle Sunday. Lola Thompson visiting Mt Vernon Friday to Sunday.

John Goldhran Miadensburg Ella Nicholls Clyde Thompson Gambier George Harris James Fowles Mossre Harvey Burch Mac Miller Danville Mies Bertha van Winkie Lewis Gallier Gambler Lindensbur Margaret Hayden Mt. Vernon Roos van Winkle Henry van Winkle Charley Nicholla N.T. Sims Bladensburg Zion Hal Conard Vernon Mary Flanagan Columbus Arthur Morrow Clyde Lyburger Purity Chas. Nicholls New Castle Lola Thompson

Centerburg notices and school board actions report

The Centerburg column lists visits by Ming Trene Norrick of Howard and Phillip Smith of Kirkeraville as guests of local residents. The board of education met Monday evening and appointed Ethel Van Horn and Myenahel Pelter to primary and secondary rooms. The senior class of Centerbury High School entertained Supt Pickell and presented a gift, while Supt Pickell awaits a new superintendent position at Worthington.

Ming Trene Norrick Howard 0. M. Grubb Phillip Smith Kirkeraville Samuel Greene Harry Brown Mra J. W. Rixer Board of Education Worthington

Norian Crowning Turmoil Sparks English Norman Rift

An ancient coronation tale recalls William the Conductor amid a crowd's oath and a sudden alarm as English and Norman factions clash. The event sparks long standing enmity, with bishops confused, the archbishop questioned, and a general alarm as the Hogtivh rushes from the church. Also included are old agricultural notes on linseed oil for cattle impaction and silo preparation for crops like corn maize sorghum and cabbage growing tips.

Wililim Mbenarch Wiliam

Australian plans and New York stars for stage season

The season features an Australian production of The Spring Maid and Henry J. Dixey opening a school of expression in New York. Frohman plans a new Augustus Thomas play next year, Rupert Hughes adapts Karl Harriman’s Sadie, and Edgar Selwyn’s The Arab premieres in Los Angeles.

Henry J. Dixey School of New York Charles Frohman Augustus Thomas Rupert Hughes Karl Harriman Sadie Edgar Selwyn Los Angeles Wilton Lackaye Lievler Company David Graham Phillips Aida Johnson Young’ Yey Helen Lowell Etary Ife David Belasco Meanees Starr Willette Kershaw Frank McIntyre George Bronson Howard Katherine Emmet Lawrence O'Orgay the Earl of Pawtucket

Crushed Oats as a Feed for Horses

A discussion on when crushed oats should replace whole oats in horse feed. It notes that crushing aids digestion for certain horses and ages, but generally whole oats are preferable unless mastication is impaired or teeth are worn. Foals should receive crushed oats due to underdeveloped chewing power.

Barker Lorie

Selecting Head of the Flock and Feed for Young Heifers

Practical guidance on choosing breeding stock with good ancestry and strong conformation. Emphasizes avoiding scrub types and promoting prepotency. Also covers feeding young heifers with quality forage, oats as prime grain, and the value of a milking ration.

Selecting dairy heifers by calf individuality and parentage

The article argues two key considerations in choosing heifers for future dairy cows. First, the individuality of the calf. second, its parentage. It notes that good offspring from scrub stock are rare and advises rejecting inferior stock.

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