Washington Notes on Public Utility Legislation and Landmarks
A column discusses Wheeler and Rayburn public utility holding company bills and their implied size limits. It then tours Washington area heritage, mentions Ohio figures landscaping the graves of Washington relatives, and lists Navy officers from the district. It closes with news of a Congressional Library annex and a snapshot of the library’s vast holdings and the Washington Monument stones.
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Washington
Inti
Senare
Oc Mytrality
ReprePari Varives
Rayburn
Securities Commission
Wheeler
House
Senate
Dairy cow milk production gains noted in 1935 July
The article reports U S dairy cow output in July 1935 rising about 12 percent from July 1934. In Ohio the July increase was about 7.6 percent compared with the same month a year earlier.
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United States
Ohio
Doylestown Pastor Swearengin Accepts Wooster Music Role
Rev. Walter T. Swearengin, pastor of the Doylestown Methodist Episcopal church, will not return to Doylestown next conference year. He will become minister of music and associate pastor at Wooster Methodist church, starting Sept. 15. Swearengin is an Ohio Wesleyan graduate and holds a Bachelor of Music from Westminster Choir School in Princeton.
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Walter T. Swearengin
Doylestown
Doylestown Attends Lakeside Institute Faculty Members and Guests
Members of the Epworth league of the Porlisstown Methodist Institute gathered at Lakeside last weekend. Attendees included John Cleckner Vernon Cleckner Donald McCartney Elton McCartney Geraldine Ault and many others with Rev Swearengin part of the Institute faculty.
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Epworth League
Porlisstown Methodist Institute
Lakesite
John Cleckner
Vernon Cleckner
Donald McCartney
Elton McCartney
Geraldine Ault
Clark Allen
Victor Vine
David Gantz
Elizabeth Trower
Betty Sharp
Ansna Burger
Doris Burger
David Hahrman
Jeanne Landis
Grace McCartney
Chris Ault
Donald Seutz
Harry McCartney
Jessie Gantz
Robert Bragg
Thomas Chiswif
Lakeside
Doylestown
Pred Whitman
William Gill
Canal Fulton
Limes Lawrence Mohler
A Mohler
Citizen's Hospital
Akron
Potato Diseases Prevail Amid Wet 1935 Season
Potato disease experts at the Ohio Experiment Station report unusually high prevalence in 1935 due to extremely wet weather. Blackleg and early blight threaten crops, with blackleg rotting stalks and potential tuber impact if rain persists. Bordeaux spray protects against both blight types. continue through the fall as long as plants remain green.
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Paul E Tilford
Department of Botany and
Ohio Experiment Station
Public sale planned for Out Lot 20 in Rittman Ohio
Probate Court of Wayne County orders sale of Out Lot 20 at 79 Erle Street Rittman Ohio on August 31 1935. Property valued at 1750 dollars requires two thirds of that amount as minimum bid. Terms cash. Weiser and Weimer attorneys. Published in Rittman Press August 1 8 15 and 22 1935.
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Wayne County
Wooster
Ohio
Rittman
County of
Wayne
State of
Madison Lance
Erie Railroad
Ee Ge
Erie Railroa
Madison, Lance, Ohne Wiain
Erle Street
C. A. Weiser
Admi
Weiser
Weimer
Rittman Press
Garden Benefit Hosted by Ada Missey at Doylestown
A benefit garden party was held at Ada Missey's home in Doylestown on Wednesday evening. The Moose Co. Winners No. 61 of Barberton organized the event and awarded prizes in bridge euchre pinocle 500 and buraco.
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Ada Missey
Doylestwno
Moose Co. Worners
Barberton
Church notices at Knupps detail services and events
The Knupps Church of God lists Albert Henry as pastor with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m. Spurgeon Troxel leads the Sept morning service with evangelistic 7 45 p m topic Gods Ability to Supply Our Needs. Choir rehearsal Tuesday 7 45 p m prayer meeting Thursday 7 45 p m Note mentions late sprays and late blight guidance.
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Albert Henry
Spurgeon Troxel
Harold Henry
Farm wages July 1 1935 highest in four years
Wages of farm hands on July 1 1935 were 99 percent of prewar levels, up five points since April 1, the July 1 index the highest in four years. Wages without board ranged from 70 cents daily in South Carolina to $2.55 in Massachusetts, averaging $1.41 across the country.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Various Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces competitive examinations for several positions including Junior Refuge Manager at $1,620 per seat, and posts in the Bureau of Biological Survey and Department of Agriculture.
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Unitedates Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of «Triculture Agricultural
Civil Service Examinations Information Released
The notice lists annual salaries of $8 600 and $2 060 for positions in the agriculture department and urges applicants to obtain full information from the Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office or customs house in a city with a first or second class post office, or from the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D C.
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United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Farmers Tariff Debate Spanning National Tariff Policy
Congressmen from Kansas argues the processing tax mirrors the protective tariff in principle and should be viewed as similar to the farmers tariff. He cites New England opposition to the processing tax on cotton and asserts both policies share the same fundamental rationale.
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Congressmean Hons
Kansas
New England
Growth of Alfalfa Crops in Ohio Through Years
The alfalfa crop became popular in Ohio after its introduction between 1890 and 1900. By 1910 about 25 000 acres were grown, rising to 100 000 by 1920, over 200 000 by 1930, and more than 350 000 acres by 1935.
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Ohio
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