Cunningham Nominated by Unanimous Democratic Convention
John Cunningham of Knox county was unanimously nominated for state senator by the 17 28th district Democratic convention held at the courthouse. He pledged Knox county rotation for the post and expressed gratitude, while stressing commitment to a strong party victory and denoting no intent to seek a second term.
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17-28Th
John Cunningham
Knox County
Lewis B. Houck
Welland
D, Gray
Holmes County
Wayne Hart
Wayne County
Budd Bakes
Morrow County
Gray
F. W. Severns
Jack Harner
Holmen
M. A. Warnes
Milleraburg
Walter Gray
Killbuck
Knox
Charles D. Hayden
Centerburg
Mt. Vernon
Morrow
George Chariea
Mt. Gilead
Herrod
Marengo
Wayne
Adam Mowery
Wooater
John Cu
Horatio Markley
Cunningham
Democratic
Democratic State Senator Candidate Sounds for Ohio Reform
The speaker, aligned with the Democratic party and a Bryan supporter, argues for tariff reduction, anti trust measures, and public oversight. He outlines reforms like nonpartisan judiciary elections, a public utility commission, tax law reform, income tax, and initiative referendum. He advocates open conventions, state road funding, and government efficiency to curb corporate influence. He requests voters’ support for the 1724 senatorial district seat, promising attentive representation and reform-driven governance.
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Republican Party
Rank
Fle
Democratic Party
Democratic House
United States
Harmon
Bryan
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Ure
Toledo
Ohio
Oregon
Public Utility Commission
Board of Control
Ninetown Wtate
Boards of Trustees
Tte
Tion
Titties
M. Cox
Govarnor
Terpeleas
Jong Ae
Knox County
Ife
Tam
Commission
el Ted
Centerburg Notes and Social Visits Across Nearby Towns
D H Purdy and family spent Sunday with relatives near Martinsburg. Mrs H Warline and sons Robert and Allen are visiting friends at Cardington. Mrs John Harmer returned to Sunbury after weeks with her children there. Mrs C D Bonner of Swentarrine was a guest of Mrs Joseph Lurg. Americus Inscho of Denver and sister Mrs Reuben Chase of Cardington spent Monday. Dr R C M Lewis of Marion visited his daughter Mrs C D Hayden Thursday. Homer Ramey spent Sunday with friends in Columbus. Mrs Flora McDonald and daughter of Oklahoma City with brother A Jace. An sprained ankle may be cured in 3 to 4 days by applying Chamberlain Liniment per directions. Banner Want Ads pay.
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D. H. Purdy
Martinsburg
H. 5
Warline
Robert
Allen
Cardington
John Harmer
Sunbury
C. D. Bonner
Swentarrine
Joseph Lurg
Americus Inscho
Denver
Colo
Reuben Chase
W. A. Thompson
R. D
R. C. M. Lewis
Marion
C.D. Hayden
Homer Ramey
Columbus
Flora McDonald
Oklahoma City
Jace Ael
Warning on corn disease prompts reports and samples
In 1911 the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station warned of red corn disease and urged reports and specimen submissions. A special assistant studied corn diseases, noting cob rot limited but other diseases spreading. Growers were asked to send whole root systems and observations from the 1912 season to Wooster.
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Department of Botany
Ohio Agricultural Experiment
Examinaton
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Staton
Wooster
Ohio
Pike township school commencement program listing June 16 events
The program outlines a Saturday evening commencement for Pike township schools on June 16 with a grand march band invocations and student performances including Abanoa Cunnigham Doyal arnold Edna Beam Dale Ar Leona Beam Paul Grossman Florence Harris Wilbur Stahl Ellen Ogg and J B Houck. It also mentions a presentation of certificates and a benediction followed by an advertisement for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve noting its healing properties and retail price.
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Boxwell-Patterson
Pike Township
Wheat yields fall well below expectations in state report
The state board of agriculture reports six bushels per acre for wheat with total output far below the 40 million target. Hay fetches 24 a ton, while rye and oats show modest yields. Winter wheat crops were heavily plowed. last year’s crop averaged 15 bushels per acre and the current outlook is weak across fruits and peaches.
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Crap Bulletin
State Board of Ammeriture
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Court House
Knox Co
Alice
Willin Jennings Bryan
Party of Progress
Nona
Ohie Citlow
Ohie
Don Partiann
Woarde
Chamberlain
Banner
Edna Beam
Jacob Whittle
Dale Arnold
Quartette
Leona Beam
Jimmie Brown
Paul Grossman
Florence Harris
Wilbur ,Stahl
Ellen Ogg
Celtifrates
Benediction
Bucklen
G. R. Baker & Co
Focal
Boss Washing Machine CO
Norwood Station
Cincinnati
E. L. Wolfe
Bladensburg
Haines & Haines
Sfeustics
N. Hien
Bran
Northwestern Elevator & Mill Co
Beth
Mt Vernon
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