Patrons Of Ohio Prepare For Annual Reunion
The Ohio Patrons of Husbandry anticipate their annual Reunion at the State Fair grounds in Columbus on September 2 and 3. The Grange Hall will serve as headquarters with programs and entertainment planned by State Master F. A. Derthick and the Ohio State Board of Agriculture. Notable guests and activities promise a Red Letter Day with educational exhibits, social events, and opportunities to renew ties with fellow Patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
F. A. Derthick
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Columbus
Grange
Ninevah Sunday School Festival and Weather Notes
Rainfall differed across towns with Greenville seeing heavy showers while Ninevah had light rain. Corn and tobacco prosper, oats cutting planned. Elmon Townsend visited Greenville on business. Sunday school festival held with bands, orators, and grove refreshments. It marks 127 years since Robert Drake organized the first Sunday school. Local families and guests attended, with multiple area residents noted. July 20 is referenced as Gan.
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Greenville
Elmon Townsend
Savona School
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Beech Grove
Jaysville
Grove
Robert Drake
W. J. Dull
Arcanum
Isaac Unger
W. G. Ludy
Peter Unger
W. E. Foreman
Jacob Foreman
Dorsey Kendall
O. E. Beck
The
Beech
Gan
Otterbein and area church notices and deaths
Mildred Evelyn infant daughter of Wm Eley was buried Friday at New Madison funeral services conducted by Rev Bowers at the house. Uncle Simeon Garrison remains very poorly with little hope of improvement. About fifty from this place attended the Ware Chapel Sunday school celebration Saturday. Otterbein will hold annual celebration August 4 in Dutro grove one and a half miles east of the church. Rev Bowers entertained Alvin Clarence and Miss Clara Bowers of New Hope C Sunday. Fred Hawkey and wife were
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Préént
Mildred Evelyn
Wm. Eley’s
New Madison
Bowers
Simeon Garrison
Ware’s Chapel
Otterbein
O. J
Clara Bowers
New Hope
Fred
Hawkey
Stomach Trouble Symptoms and Dr Kutchin Visit
This note lists symptoms of stomach trouble including nausea belching gas faintness and bad taste. It promotes Dr Kutchin as a cure and announces his July 30 visit in Greenville Ohio at the Turpen House with free consultation and examination.
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Tree
Kutchin
Riegel Family Reunion Planned for August 5 1908
The fifth annual Riegel family reunion will be held at the Darke County Fair Ground on Wednesday August 5 1908. All relatives are invited to attend. SECRETARY We Subscribe for the Journal.
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Riegel
Darke County Fair Ground
Last Straw Sparks Kindness on City Transit and Park Ride
Stella Meade endures a grueling day in a crowded city office, a fare dispute on a bus forces a moment of generosity from a stranger named Jack Murray, and a chance ride leads to an unexpected connection that eases her loneliness. Their chance meeting at the boarding house and a park trolley outing set Stella on a hopeful new path with Mr. Murray.
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Sul
Stellan
Stella
Iit Tmne
Stell
Finrd
Moetia
Hia
Gle
Mra. Skerry
Jack Murray
Minos Stella Meade
Retin
Mr. Murray
Stella Nax
Skerry
Murntys
Murnty
Jack Chloe
Ian
Clipping a Horse's Legs Warns by Gilbert
A veterinary opinion argues against clipping a horse's legs except possibly the lower limb. Clipping can increase mud fever and cricked heels, while leaving the legs untouched reduces injury risk and preserves health. Trimming only the heel hollow with care may keep a smart appearance without harm.
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Gilbert
Ubedl
Mimi
Liv Proctor
Hix
Loi Cine
Weber
W. R. Gilbert
Advertising for farms boosts status and sales
Professor Howphrey of the Wisconsin Agricultural College urges farmers to combine advertising with intelligence and enterprise. He argues that productive, branded advertising will elevate farming, attract patronage, and set farms apart with specific trademarks and names for stock and produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howphrey
Wisconsy Agricultural College
Aloo
Ringing a Bull with Nose Ring Habits and Methods
A dairyman advocates nose ringing yearling bulls using a common halter for ease of handling. He warns against cutting nasal septum or burning a hole, noting potential pain and cruelty. A two car aut canula is used to punch and shape the hole, with a copper hinged ring and screw for secure insertion. The ring does not affect disposition, only handling safety.
Slow Separator Start and Milk Skim Removal
Start the separator slowly and raise speed gradually then tilt the valve gently to fully open. Keep a steady handle action while milking. As milk stops from the supply can, pour about a quart of skim milk through to flush cream from the bowl. Warm water works but is less convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Webster
United States Department of Agriculture
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Reuben
Wm. Kipp’s Sons
BE. J. Slifer
Charles Hoff
Henry Hoff
Charles McLear
Dara Howell
Jesse Banta
Castine
Ezra Slifer
Gilfillan
Cora Emrick
Yankeetown
AnnIr A. Boars
Castonria
Doght
Gettysburg
Susan Rench
California
Kate Kendle
P. B. Moul
L. Bigler
M. J. Coburn
Cincinnati
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H. Moul
Pleasant Hill
Horatio
L B. Miller
J. EB. Monger
P. B., Miller
Estevan Lawrence
Rolf Rohr
Sidney
Marion Rohr
Troy
Caetoria
Riegel Reunion
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Tucle Thomis
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