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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
1
Ohio voters confront a long running belief in legislative corruption as the Senate blocks probes and a salary grab is exposed. Attorney General Hogan objects to paying for a second term, urging payment only for earned time, while a broader critique of graft and ethics remains. Also notes on weather, local festivals, a Dan Robinson show, and postal reform prospects.
Advice on dairy farming stresses consistent cow feed, calf care with grazing and water, and balanced grain. It notes sore teats and poor milker technique as causes of kicked cows, promotes good barn drainage and gravel topped floors, and guides selecting milk producers by evidence of proper handling and fermentation prevention.
Rain boosts growth as tobacco setting and corn plowing keep farmers busy. Ed Trick of near Bradford visited his parents for dinner. Patterson graduates hold commencement at Abbottsville on June 13. Jacob Fourman and wife of Greenville visited Isaac Unger. A festival drew a large crowd Saturday night with good venture. Van Buren Township Sunday School Convention at Abbottsville Sunday afternoon June 18. Mrs. Peter Unger and child returned from Latty after a pleasant visit.
Advert shows Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation biliousness and inactive bowels to prevent indigestion jaundice or gall stones. Claims regulation of liver stomach and bowels and health boost. Available for 25 cents at Wm Kipp's Sons Co.
George Harris visits relatives near Cleveland and C M P Simison and family attend Junior decoration at Hollansburg. David Ross and wife at K of P decoration in Greenville. Charles Campbell and wife visit T J Wilson. Large crowd at Universalist festival last Saturday. Abundant rain. crops growing. people busy.
Vintage classified ad content notes children crying for Fletcher's Castoria and promotes straw and Panama hats in varying prices. The fragment mentions 50c and 96.50 price cues and a broad progress or promotion tone from the period.
The Birmingham Age-Herald recalls a performer testing a high note to the crowd. A brutal roar rose as the audience stamped and whooped, showing mixed reaction to the display.
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