Six Ohio farmers join Hundred Bushel Corn Club in 1921
Despite a bad year six Ohio farmers qualified for the Hundred Bushel Corn Club in 1921 led by H D Folmer of West Jefferson with 125.64 bushels per acre on ten acres. Other members include William H Gilmore of Croton and John Domico of Sylvania.
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Ohio
Acra
Bart “Jones
Ohio State University
William Hf
Gilmore
Croton
Licking County
Jones
Dbbellary
L Siyek
Folmer
Farmer
Qil- More
John Domico
Sylvania
Lucas County
Near East famine relief tour reports Armenia decimated
Panadens Pacific director Talbott reports from Armenia and Alexandropol that hundreds die from famine and cholera. Roughly sixty thousand children are in Near East orphanages with perhaps one hundred thousand more needing winter provisions. Relief effort remains critical to avert worsening conditions despite some improvements in the Levant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Des
Arménie
Caucasus
Guy Talbott
Panadens
Pacific
Near East
Retiét
Deb
Hinelster
Ohio
Idibott
Armenia
Alexandropol
Tia¢é
Armapia
Falbott
Levant
Christmas seals drive boosts sales in primary grades
School notes report high sales of Christmas seals in upper grades and a busy week at the district. Superintendent E i Mason was elected advisor at Annual staff. Miss Jefferies named advisor. Faculty and students filled weekend trips, cataloging efforts, and plans for Bible School use of the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E i Mason
Jefferies
Canton
Mary Fisher
Wooster
Bennett
Cleveland
E G Mason
Akron
Eveyin Harter
Iris Hiers
Russell Otto
Wadsworth
Frank Harter
H. S
Mason
Haney
Concrete Propositions Urge Concrete Farm Construction
Ohio farmers shown growing interest in concrete building, with a four lesson correspondence course offered by Ohio State University. F L Allen notes wider adoption of independent farm institutes, reporting rising attendance despite bad roads and worse weather. Ohio's stock and grain exhibitors win grand and reserve championships with Belgians and Shorthorns, and a state corn judging team leads a university-coached contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Ohio
J. E. McClintock
Ohio State University
Columbus
F. L. Allen
Alten
Hich
Allen
Chicago
W. H. Butler
Sandusky
Laet
Jerome
Bell Brothers
Wooster Tell Brothers
Hilip
George Henry
Saint Marc
W C. Rosenberger
Tiffin
Large Farm Barn Destroyed In Major Sterling Seville Fire
Between Sterling and Seville the large Thomas McGoy barn burned to the ground. The fire consumed 160 head of livestock and all of the season's crops. Loss estimated around 15000 with little insurance. Suspected arson discussed as authorities seek the origin and deputy state fire marshal may investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGoy
Sterling
Seville
McCoy
Sfire
Wayne and
Medina Coun
Eled
Seville Photographer Dies After Medina County Life
Forest H McDowell a seasoned photographer and music lover died at his son’s Lakewood Ohio home after a Lakeside hospital stay. He had lived his entire life in Medina county and was well known in Rittman for his gallery and photographic business. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Bo ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
H. McDowell
Medina County
Lakewood
Ohio
Lakeside Hospital
McDowell
Rittman
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Joo
S2n
Ese
Jett
Santa
Easch
St. Nicholas
St Nicholas
Leslie Halley
Enid
Ohio Farmers
Microns Quality Store
Riel
Jersey
Boville
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