Babies and Horseshoe Pitchers Lead Ohio State Fair Events
Ohio visitors at Columbus fair week Aug 30 to Sept 4 will see a baby exhibition testing infants for care and medals with a $25 gold prize for the champion. The Buckeye Horseshoe Pitchers’ Association sponsors a tournament with $250 in prizes and a state chairmanship. A national fly casting tournament, joint meetings of farm and general women’s clubs, and the Ohio State Grange annual session are also planned at the fair.
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Ohio
Columbus
Exposition Grounds
Buckeye Horseshoe
United States
Fair Grounds
Womean
State Federation of
Farm Women's Clubs
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Mra
Florence Willison
Farm Women
W H Sharp
Ohio State Grange
Local residents visit Wooster and nearby towns
Mrs DOU Johnern visited Wooster. Mrs Longshort and Lene What more visited Burbank. Estella Amstutz vacationing at Chippewa Lake. Mia Amstutz and Jeannette Barr guests of J M Barr in Akron. Mrs NOB Dieson at Wooster. Mr and Mrs B M Samth from Cleveland hosted relatives. several others noted on Sundays and Mondays in Wooster and Cleveland with various visits and trips.
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Dou Johnern
Wooster
Longshort
Lene Whatmore
Burbank
Estella Amstutz A
Chippewa Lake
Mia
Amstotz
Jeannette
J M Barr
Akron
Nob Dieson
Wooster Moauday
MO Samth
Cleveland
Armimie Morates
Clara PeVoe
Morales Samdas
Peller Kralull
Maibach
LL. Toland
John Wenger
John Wijalas
de Sey
Rosa
Cahow
John Weimer
Port
Barth
Brin
Akron Hospital
Munder
Creston council hikes gas price with two year rate
Creston village council approves a new gas rate for Medina Gas & Fuel Co equal to 75 cents per thousand feet with a 35 cent readiness charge, set for two years and expiring with May meter readings. Rural customers switch to the Medina rate, while local concerns surround the plan and related notes.
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Creston
Medina Glan & Fuel Coe
Medina Gas & Fuel Co
Medus
Net & Fuel Co
Candidates Fill 16th District Race Features Democrats and Republicans
The Brooklyn Eagle notes candidates for the 16th district with Democrat Wou Himes and Republican Sweeney as leading figures. It mentions the 14th district rename and a local attorney Knight, plus Sayer, nephew of Hittman, as part of the political landscape and mentions fragmented ceremonial items and preserved basketry in a museum context.
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Recen
Wou Himes
Sweeney
Davey
Cha Akron
F. Sayer
Seclusion to Be Favored in Temperance Talk
A temperate citizen vows to keep saloons out while Uncle Bill Bottletop supports the idea. He warns against wood alcohol availability and urges minimal encouragement for rowdy crowds.
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Uncle Bill Bottletop
Methods to Preserve Food Use Boiling Water and Steam Jars
Various methods for preserving food are described, noting that a hot water bath is the least expensive commercial option. It explains two main types of setups, one for kitchen stove use and another for outdoor use with a rotor and pipe, plus sterilizing vats, trays, tongs, and tools.
Apple Orchard Protection and Packing Methods Highlighted
The article discusses handling fruit in orchards, packing sheds, and the use of shelters to protect apples from weather. It covers sorting tables, packing on the orchard, and labor-saving devices while noting the benefits of weather-friendly facilities for efficiency and quality. It also features Ohio State Fair manager M V Walborn praising entries, premiums, and the six day exposition at Columbus with records and increased prizes.
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Av Ph. Young
Tae Steetald
Brown Sears
Eure Dering
Harold Get
Rexall
Pete
Wyatt
Neanati
Plekers
Stauld
M V Walborn
Columbus
Buckeye
Walborn
Iaok
Food-Product Inspections and Expo Plans at Columbus Fair
Inspectors from the Food Products Inspection Service conducted May 26 inspections at 22 large marketing centers. The aim is to standardize adjustments among growers shippers wholesalers and transportation companies for fruit and vegetable shipments moving interstate. Expo events highlight nationwide educational and entertainment features with favorable weather likely boosting attendance. Rail lines offer one and a half fare round trips, women free Monday, Civil War veterans Tuesday, and children Saturday for auto races. Columbus Chamber officials set up information bureaus and lodging registers for visitors.
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States Department of Agriculture
Trenanartatian
Re TV
Uuuu
Columbus
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Coupon Deal Offers Four Tickets With Discount Window
A ticket window promotes a deal where four tickets are issued for any youth under 12 with a valid discount coupon. The offer combines a da coupon and a 24 rents presentation to enable youth access at the event.
Stark County Man Named Democratic Presidential Elector
Scherer of Stark county was chosen as a Democratic presidential elector for the sixteenth congressional district. The announcement notes his selection by the party and the convention, with expectations for further confirmation at the state convention.
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Moog
Scherer
Stark County
Mdeadh
Colmar
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