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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1908

Page

8

Farmers Views on Constitutional Tax Reform for Equity

Ohio farmers and state grange members press for constitutional amendment to adjust taxation. Leaders from Tuscarawas and Muskingum counties urge reform to tax intangible profits and reduce burdens on productive farmers, asserting current uniform rules unfairly hit they producers.

Jan Quetton Ohio Ohio State Grange Washington County Pomona Crane J. Baldwin Baldwin Deputy Masters’ Association Carlwick Grange Muskingum County HD. Lewis

Fragmented quotes from old paper dialogue fragment

A garbled OCR snippet presents dialogue lines about smoking and laziness. Voices refer to a widow, a merchant, and a character named Polk. The text hints at banks, bananas, and a fire, but lacks clear narrative structure or complete facts.

Mick Cornell

The Grange Work In Michigan and Ohio Practices

A reflection on Michigan Grange efforts under State Master Hope and Mr Horton, detailing Pomona and subordinate grange supervision, district plans for speaker bureau, applications nights, and district contest for memberships. Emphasizes nonpolitical stance, integrity, and organized effort with lectures, rosters, and published programmes to boost attendance and efficiency.

Michigan State Grange Horton Savances Firat Tvhudky Pinkie Fontillew Party of Education Dial Inproverent Fumnvlat Welfare Domemakinig Cilevn Ax He Foundation Huy Fontana Grange Pomona Mit Lives of Devonilus Michigan Hele Horton

Sizing Him Up in a Formal Washington Blur

A fragmentary Washington blur quotes discuss a poker scene at a formal dinner. A young Mr. Torkins questions whether a husband plays poker while noting men at card tables. The piece touches on tableware and etiquette in a staccato, oblique style.

Mry Washington Bitar

Washington Letter on District Developments and Opium Commission

District of Columbia hospitals new open air wards led by Dr George McKubher and a four story brick facility for 120 patients. New fire headquarters moved to a modern building with upgraded apparatus and telephone link. Debates over district government include appointment of a strong governor or mayor and advisory board. Washington architecture shows decorative sculpture and bas-relief work. Roosevelt forms joint international commission on opium with Burke Wright and Tenney to study traffic to US Philippines and China. commission to meet June 1. Carl Schofield.

George Mc Kuher Tre Voliabia Noo Tbenglie Fon D Street Dtaria Hemi Arters Atiros Povernmient Ued Gentas Adap Washington Wealdent Hoosevelt Congress Bin Ole Colupa Roosevelt United States Joint International Commission Far East Thomas Burke Beattie Hamilton Wright Pmaine De.t. Tenney Pekin Philippine Islands de. Tenney China Wright Carl Schofield

New York City Public Education Costs Cited

The New York Herald notes that New York City spends 5.40 per inhabitant on public education annually and 11,400 daily on public charities. Records show the city has fewer bank failures relative to its population and buildings than any other city in the world during the last fifteen years.

New York New York City Publc New York Herald

Summer Feed For Hogs Boosts Growth on Farm Pastures

Guidance from N A Clapp cites experiments and expert opinion that combining forage with grain yields rapid gains at low cost. Alfalfa and June clover top pastures, bluegrass as a fallback, with rape preferred over corn when clover or grains are scarce. Hogs thrive on mixed forage and grain, gaining faster and producing better meat quality. Forage, grain, and byproducts like skim milk and whey aid growth and fat, while pasture alone or grain alone is less efficient.

N. A. Clapp Urdage Judd Farmer

Milk and Rusty Cans Spoil Cheese Making, Wisconsin Bulletin

Wisconsin Experiment Station bulletin by George A. Olson reports milk from rusty or poorly tinned cans retards rennet action and worsens cheese making. Experiments show off flavors and higher solids from iron dissolved in milk, with one can riddled with lead patches.

Wisconsin Experiment Station George A. Olson Mr. Olen Mr. Obion

Oats For Calves and Dairy Profits

A 19th century note argues oats best for calf growth and muscle, avoiding fattening effects. It cites Gilbert Allen on feeding calves before pasture, and Professor Spirling of Washington station on dairy cows versus beef cows, stressing dairy cattle as profitable even when culled.

Gilbert Allen Splrlinin The Washington

Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold With Gold Worth Claim

Cedar View, Mississippi merchant B. G. Stewart touts Dr King’s New Life Pills, promising buyers they receive gold-weight value in relief from constipation malaria or biliousness, sold under guarantee at Wm. Kipp’s Sons’ drug store for 25 cents.

B. G. Stewart Cedar View Miss Dr. King Kipp's Sons’ Drug Store

Better Times Ahead for U S Economy in 1907 Review

The British commercial agent reports 1907 showed sharp contrasts with activity and depression. Railways, finance, and mining faced constraints while manufacturers and farmers remained relatively robust. The cloud of uncertainty lifts as money tightness eases, with mercantile disturbances likely but an eventual return to stable, normal business within months.

United States Seymour Bell Fritler Willie Wayne Ananeli New York

Our Clubbing List for Subscriptions 1902 Offers

The notice outlines special offers for subscribing to this paper for one year in 1902. It explains requests for sample copies must go to the office and describes pricing by the publication’s regular columns. It mentions sample copies may not be supplied and directs inquiries to the paper’s office.

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Notice to Teachers and Examination Dates

Notice to teachers listing regular meetings for applicants to teach at West Behali building Greengills Obt0on Lie fest Saturday pi eueh mouth The Preliminary examinations will be held on the vind Saturday of April and on the second Saturday of TEALY ARTON CHOWKEL, Pres Ge GARIEINONS Vice fre 1 1 BIKOW DIK, Clerk 1 Baird of Kxawinern yr.

Greengills Arton Chowkel Ge Garieinons Bikow Baird Kxawinern

Greenville Journal Subscription Pitch in County Appeal

A promotional note urges Darke County residents to subscribe to the Greenville Journal, offering yearly and half year rates and highlighting that the paper provides thousands of columns of reading matter per year. The appeal stresses value and the reach of local coverage.

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