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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

5

Ohio can grow nation’s sugar says agriculture report

A Washington department of agriculture report argues the United States could be sugar self sufficient through extensive beet cultivation. It cites Ohio as capable of meeting domestic needs and highlights European policy as a model for fostering beet sugar and protecting prices.

Ohio Department of Agriculture Waatington United States Department Lingta Kansas Fegort Europe Europa Sumer Berg Enun Incrona Prac- Healy Seaboard Feraiga

Beet Sugar Factories Elevate Farm Prosperity Across Towns

A congressional report based on Secretary Truman Palmer surveys shows beet sugar factories boost farm income, land values, and local commerce. Farmers report higher crop proceeds, increased acreage, rising land prices, and stronger merchant activity, with many towns welcoming beet processing plants as a positive economic driver.

Truman Palmer United States Bankers County Theo Wo Fng Asme Pour Merchante Sugar Trust

New Chief Magistrate Shifts Patronage Burden

President Wilson signals a new regime by shifting patronage duties from his own hands to cabinet members. He uses a typewritten notice in the first person stating McCombs could have cabinet placement if asked. The move suggests stronger cabinet power and a departure from prior open door norms at the White House. William Jennings Bryan addresses state officials on tenure, noting his own uncertain tenure and the need to learn policy directions before acting.

Ha Geen McCounts Washington Woodrow Wilson White House Haern Wilson McCombs White Home Joseph P. Tumulty United States Bryan Bryant Washington William Jennings Bryan Av Olatant Bureau State Department

Canal Opening in Fall Promise by Gesthals

Gesthals declares he will keep his pledge to open the waterway next fall. He states Gorgona village on the Chasres river and other towns along the line Gatuninke would submerge will be removed.

Gesthals Gorgona Chasres Alban Gatuninke Eball

Will Fight to Death General Carranza Opposes Huerta

General Carranza vows to resist until Huerta resigns in favor of Lascuráin and Pullín, with 11,000 men in support. Mexico City reports turmoil as insurgent leaders lifelong oppose the Huerta administration amid revolutionary upheaval.

Carranzs Huerta Mexico City Lascurain Pullx Dies Madore Mexico

Divorce Hearings Dominate Court of Common Pleas

Judge Harry Worewell presided in Mt Vernon over eight divorce cases and related matters in Knox County. Key actions included decrees of divorce for several couples, arraignments, probate filings, and appointments of guardians and administrators. The docket also noted real estate and asset disclosures, road-view appointments, and the filing of a will with designated heirs and executors.

Harry Worewell Newark Mt Verham Fulton Court of Common Pleas Multon Lederer Mapa Grove—Desres McWilliams.vs McWindiams Roberts Fertilizer Co Bowere Marth Bull Samuel 8 Smale Knox County Hilzabeth Smale Park B Blair

Marriage License and Deed Transfers in Local County

Grech Elliott and Cary Neighbarger face marriage license. Elizabeth Taylor listed in Plesssat township with J A. Jon Hee of the peace. Deeds show Kelley Palmer to J Paul Jong for Hillier area, Weaver to H A Rameny for Miller acres, Hill to Cooper Co for Io Park addition, and Cooper Co to Nelson for lot 43 Park Addition.

Cary Neighbarger Vanuatte Lithing County Ileabeth Taylor Plesssat J. and Jon Hee Kelley Palmer J. Paul Jong Hillier Weaver H. A. Rameny Miller W. Hill G. Cooper Co Nelson Park

Change in Government for Mt Vernon Considered by Citizens Association

The Citizens Association authorized a five member committee to study reform of Mt Vernon’s city government and to examine taxation in depth. Auditor Dorgan argued current funds were spent under the present system and outlined tax practice while County Auditor Young defended the Smith one percent tax law. A three member committee was also formed to push for a Knox county agricultural station connected to a new county children’s home, aiming to secure county cooperation and support.

City of Mt. Vernon Citizens’ Association Stephen J. Dorgan Dorgan Hoe Mt. Vernon Ia Irvin Young Harrison Township Knox County

Proper Glasses Protect Your Ayesight Longer

Eye care notice promotes using proper glasses to preserve eyesight. It offers lens fitting at a moderate cost to improve vision without going without.

County officials push road into Mt Vernon amid school finance talk

H C Devin reports a suitable lam to cooperate with county commissioners and road authorities to speed the building of a good road into Mt Vernon, the county’s trading center. Mt Vernon’s links will aid farmers and rural residents, while L F Strang discusses Mt Vernon schools funding and the option to run on fees or maintain current standards. R G Ringwall covers the Knox county fair plan to keep the event in Mt Vernon and counters Fredericktown’s proposal. C H Winnan notes continued Chautauqua guarantors and August launch plans. The meeting drew large attendance and strong enthusiasm for ongoing association activities.

H. C. Devin Good Ronda Mt. Vernon L. F. Strang Citisena Strang Board of Education R. G. Ringwall Knox County Fredericktown Fair C. H. Winnan Association

Live Stock and Grain Prices From Chicago Market

Chicago market listings show cattle and grain prices with series across cattle types like cows calves and steers, plus stockers and feeders. A separate East Buffalo section lists sheep and lambs, mixed show stock, and various hog and packer categories with quotable prices and lot counts.

Chicago March & Cattia — Berves Anessad Lambe East Buffalo Mul Pier Yorkem Cattia Balers Wacalvan Icapa Mehta

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Actice Kittle Riley William Riley Mt. Vernon Telephone Co Centerbury Wagner Road Middlebury Township W. ©. Carson W. Severnn John A. Casall the Speer Charlee Speer Canterbury Mary J. Speer Btella George Arthur J. Speer Glenn Leo Speer Ray B. Bishop Earl Amadon Charles Jennings Fannie Jennings Bond Rosa Jennings Harry Jennings William A. Hosack Alice Hill Cluett Houck Tate Joseph Ferenbaugh A. D. Elliott Richard Willett P. A Berry Charles F. Blackstock Grech Elliott Citizens Assolation Frank L. Young Dansler & Optometrist Main Bt Vernon Voile
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