Credit Without Farm Mortgage Proposed by Litbin
David Litbin, US delegate at an International Agriculture conference, calls for bank credit for farmers without mortgage. He urges Federal Land Banks to issue credit certificates enabling open account banking at 4 percent annual interest, backed by land as security, to move farmers from merchant credit to bank credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Aso Bank
David Litbin
United States
International Inachute of Agriculties
Mr. Kubin
Sal
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
Herbert Honver
Mr. Lubin
Aasoeiatval Presa
Federal Land Bank
Court News From the Common Pleas and Probate Courts
Court entries include a memorandum in the court of appeals reversing a lower court verdict for $9100 in a damages case, remanding for further proceedings, and a divorce petition by Grace Deck against John Deck. Other items list inventory in the estate of George Allen valued at $1500, real estate transfers, and contracts let by county commissioners for road and bridge work plus marriage licenses and transfers of property in multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of
Filen
Deck
John
Common Clean
Beck
Philip
Jamen Allen
George Allen
Milford Township
O. Hawking
Wooster-Columbua Road
Liberty Township
B.D. Grubb
Clinton Township
Pike Township
Benjamin Logsdon
Monroe Township
Former high school teacher named Ensign in U S Navy
Wilbur Dyer, son of Captain of Police and Mia Dyer of Columbus, formerly a local high school faculty member, has been commissioned an ensign in the United States Navy. He is a graduate of Ohio State University and is attending a four month course at the Annyaloth naval training school, with a photograph appearing in the Columbus Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Dyer
Mia
Columbia
United States Navy
Issac
Columbus Dispatch
Ensign Dyer
Tie
Ohio State University
Columbus
Itd
Annayolth Naval Training School
Maccabees to Hold Annual Memorial Service Sunday
The Maccabees of this city will commemorate with their annual memorial service at the K C T M hall on South Main Street at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
K. C. T. M. Hall
South Main Street
Awaiting Call for Merchant Marine Service
Tech Woolson, long employed in Detroit, has arrived to await a U S merchant marine call. He expects to be called in two or three weeks. Mr and Mrs J W Shoulka, Mr and Mrs J F Shoults and Miss Harth Shoults are visiting Bucyrus and Mansfield with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Marine
Woolson
Detroit
Mich
J. W.shoukta
J. F. Shoults
Mins Harth
Shoults
Bucyrus
Mansfield
Public officials in Italy questioned amid pension debate
Rome June 26 The Treasury Secretary Nutli told Parliament that too many public officials exist and that about two fifths have been mobilized as soldiers. He warned of better paid private sector jobs after the war and urged citizens to seek work there rather than in public service, reducing tax and pension burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
the Treasury Nut
Will Sell Peterman Insurance Business
Marty Clayton, Springfield insurance man, plans to sell the firm left by Peterman who died a week ago Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterman Insurance
Marty Clayton
Springfield
Peterman
Yun
Hospital to operate on patient for appendicitis in Columbus
Jiem Jie Murphy Wan will undergo an appendectomy at Enterg Columbus Hospital. Carm el Heaphol Cohitnbhun Teatay will leave hospital after treatment. Balmer Colgin, who was injured when a horse fell on his foot Friday near Zick, will return home after Mt Vernon hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hospital
Fredrick Town
Willia Murphy
Balmer Colgin
Zick
Tostay
Mt Vernon Hospital
Local Residents Spend Weekend with Newark Hosts
Mr and Mrs. Shiner Willan, Mr and Mrs. Ttarold Wit Mawie and Mr and Mrs. tilyde Milli van visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morey of Newark. Mrs Harold Willisian stayed to spend the week.
More Tobacco In America Now Than Last Year
Washington reports a census bureau tobacco industry study showing on hand stocks at year start totaling 1 176 204 057 pounds, up 12 6 percent. 1917 production reached 1 196 451 000 pounds with most in chewing and smoking types. Leading states Kentucky North Carolina and Virginia produced the bulk, with detailed regional breakdowns and world comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of the Census
Waa I
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Burley Tobacco
Clarkaville
Hop
Rinaville
Paducah
Kentucky
Ohio
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Maryland
United States
Lancaster
Hartford
Conn
Pittsylvania
Dane
Wis
Halifax
Darke
Daviess
Montgomery
Robertson, Tenn
Christian, Ky
Graves
Tenn
Pitt, N.C
1908 Tobacco Imports and Internal Revenue in United States
The report notes tobacco product imports into the United States for 1908 totaling about $201,000. It references the year’s tobacco production value and identifies the Internal Revenue Bureau’s assessment of manufactured goods and tobacco products, with figures around $500,000 for related revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinporte Af
United States
Germat
Amurton
Gomentie
Learn Russian Now for War and Trade Says Swiggett
Dr Glen Levin Swiggett argues that Americans can learn Russian with simple methods focusing on essential daily phrases. He notes few U S schools teach spoken Russian, contrasts England and Russia in language adoption, and urges immediate Russian study for commercial purposes to aid postwar reconstruction and mutual benefit with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
United States Bureau of Education
Glen Levin Swiggett
Tate
Swiggett
Becaue
Rwige Bett
Russia
Com Merce
Miss Sarah Hervey Heads to Three Lakes Summer Camp for Girls
Miss Sarah Hervey left Tuesday for Three Lakes Vis where she will attend summer camp for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hervey
Three Lakes
Vis
Gifts Of Caisson Club Indispensable Declares Mitchell
A retro card from HE Arnold via Maurice A Mike notes Mitchell praising the Caisson Club gifts as indispensable. The entry mentions Knox County, Knuk county, welcoming visitors, and members preparing for various barracks assignments while acknowledging support from volunteers and fellow members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caisson Club
Mitchell
HE Arnold
Maurice
Mike
Theentry
Knuk County
Arnold
Benalt
A Goder
Knox County
Nevers
Keep Room Open Friday for W S S Sale
An urgent appeal asks public school pupils to support thrift and war relief by visiting Room 6 in the Night School building each Friday from 4 to 10. If pupils cannot attend, they may leave money and names at the Chamber of Commerce for a later pickup, crediting the high school or ward of the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Chamber of Commerce
Murphy to Undergo Operation in Columbus
Mire Mrs Willan Murphy and Miss Ada Murphy traveled to Columbus on Tuesday as Mr Murphy prepared to undergo an oral len operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Murphy
Miss Ada Murphy
Columbus
Woman credits Chamberlain's Tablets for relief from indigestion
A Missouri woman from Golden City writes that after years of stomach pain and heaviness she found relief with Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports improved digestion and eating ability, noting doctors diagnosed congestion and injections helped little until the tablets provided lasting help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Golden City
Ivy Chamberlain
Caboriste
Chamberlain
Local board sends out questionnaires to workers
The local exemption board began sending questionnaires to workers Tuesday morning. A roster from one to forty is noted. Girls will hold a picnic at Millerville Park Friday after working hours for all employed young women as a preliminary step toward a new war organization here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. Ferisiante
Miverntile Park
Precious stones to be kept in Italy war era export ban
In Rome on June 25 a decree halted export of diamonds rubies sapphires and pearls citing the devalued Malfen currency which allowed foreign buyers to purchase stones at market lire prices and resell for profits. Italy holds large stored values in stones accumulated over centuries and postwar distress prompted the restriction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Switzerland
France
Spain
Miller to Speak at War Stamp Meeting This Week
Rev Hilan H Miller will speak June 26 at the Roberson Church at 7 40 o clock Wednesday evening in Monroe township. A quartet will finish the program and address the residents about the thrift stamp campaign. Third Ward School to Be Open for Sale of War Stamps Fridays at 1 o'clock in the Third Ward School Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Hilan H Miller
Finnleh
Monroe Township
Third Ward
Local Man's Picture In Cleveland Paper
A photograph shows Ivan G. Poland, a former local man, in Cleveland's picture dealer feature as he takes on the sales manager job at Cornell Tire Sales Co. in Cleveland after leaving a responsible post at Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Akron. SV. Farquhar, visiting her parents in Barberton, returns home. Arthur McAulane and Mrs. Clark Todd, visiting Dorsey family in North Gay street, travel to Bitter. W Purdy of Gambier was in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan G. Poland
Barcay
Mieveland Pic
Cornell Tire Sales Co
Cleveland
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
SV. Farquhar
W. A. Smith
Kant Chestnut Street
Tura
Barberton
Mes
Arthur McAuclan
Clark Todd
D. MM. Dorsey
North Gay Street
Bitter
Towaday
W. Purdy
Gambier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lubin
Court News
Wntries
Common Pleas Court
W. C. Phillips
P. Chane
Walon Central Life Incuration Co
Shaffer
Lerave
Mro
Merbert E. Sanderson
Lille Pweaver
City
Nettle Rowett
Clara B. Waddell
Cly
Henry R. Foote
Clarence Crawford
Middlebury
Kenneth ‘Trean Adams
Navy
Gambier, and Loma Pearl Arndt
Mt Vernon
Freeman
Delbert Juati Hall
Clark
Orrville
King Prayces Qmerick
Danville
Hortella
Millersburg
Real
Chitter
Clay
Murry Myers
William Mragier
Milford
U. S. Navy
U.S
Rson
Sin
Homer Rogers
Spara
Local Board
the Home Building Association Co
Ices Vad Ae Ein Lem
Woolson’s Dept. Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!