07 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
1
A new legislature meets today. Local editorials urge progress and betterment, hoping 1915 brings world peace and fewer ills. Community notices mention church events, schooling, and family milestones, with medical ad copy for Sloan's Liniment concluding the page.
Oak Grove reopening after a break, with Mrs. D. V. Bryson improving and a large family gathering. Legal notices include guardianship appointments, estates, and sales. various wills probated. real estate transfers and court actions listed alongside local social updates and recent visits.
A newspaper ad extols new scientific methods for vegetable culture and promotes The Vegetable Grower magazine with a special year offer. It also advertises Dr. Kutchin the specialist visiting Greenville and promotes the 1915 Hicks Almanac and Word and Works materials with a bundled price.
A guide to making tomato jelly by simmering canned tomatoes with water, straining, and combining tomato juice with gelatin. Season with salt pepper horseradish and Worcestershire sauce. Mold the mixture, chill until firm, and serve on lettuce with dressing.
Four state associations join to present the Ohio Winter Show with joint exhibits and programs. The central building complex has heat and facilities for the State Horticultural Society Corn Show Dairymen's Association and Poultrymen's Association. The exposition aims to educate instruct and profit attendees.
Governor Frank B. Willis will attend the ble Cora and Dalry banquet at the State Fair Grounds next week. He will deliver an address Wednesday evening January 13 as many legislators and state association officers plan to visit the Winter Show and seek support for an annual exposition.
The Apple Map of Ohio will use over 100 bushels of apples to mark county boundaries with color coded varieties. The thirty foot map requires several experts a week to construct and is expected as a top Winter Exhibition feature by the State Horticultural Society. Hon. Earn A. Tuttle will speak on Marketing Problems in Columbus on January 13, 1910 at 3 00 pm.
The Ohio corn shows drive rising average yields and better quality across the state. Attendees report profits from the shows and the Winter Show in Columbus will feature a large state exhibit during Inauguration week. A USDA talk on Seed Selection by Professor Brown and a market discussion by Ezra A. Tuttle of New York are scheduled.
The Dairy section promotes a State Dairy Show in Columbus during inauguration week. Marple of Chicago and Nichols of Cleveland will lecture on profits and dairy methods. Dr A Eichhorn of the USDA speaks on foot and mouth disease at the Chamber of Commerce on Jan 14 with moving pictures and market talks on Jan 13 1915.
The article stresses the hen as a national wealth and food producer and cites the Ohio State Poultry Show integrated with the Winter Exposition at Columbus Jan 9 to 15. It notes speakers F B Jacoby and Hara A Tuttle addressing poultry and marketing topics on subsequent dates.
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