01 May 1913
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
1
The legislature faces gerrymander concerns and tariff talk as the editor urges economic restraint. Community events include school productions, baccalaureate sermons, commencements, and a Sunday convention. Local officials report prosperity while weather shifts to spring. Dr King’s New Discovery praised for colds and lung troubles with local testimonial.
A Darke county notice urges youths to enter county and township seed contests, noting ten entries per county and five per township, with June 1 deadline. Names from Ansonia, New Madison, Arcanum, Hollansburg, and other townships appear, along with free Washington trip announcements to fair board, Mace & Mansfield, Western Ohio Creamery Co., and Congressman Goeke.
Esteemed specialist Dr Kutchin has kept a flawless eighteen year record visiting the county every four weeks aside from a recent Hood. His treatment is praised by local physicians and the public as among the leading in Ohio. His medicines have aided hundreds and relieved thousands. The next visit to Greenville will be Thursday May 1 at the Turpen House with free consultation.
An editorial arguing alfalfa cultivation on every corn belt farm boosts soil fertility and beef, with data on current alfalfa acreage and state rankings. It urges rapid adoption, citing higher protein value, longer stand life, and potential to double production per acre, to sustain population growth and national wealth.
The Ohio state extension program outlines a one week agricultural contest for farm boys across Allen Mercer Auglaize Shelly Darke counties. Entries due June 1 at the College of Agriculture Columbus with the top prize a free trip next December.
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