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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
5
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Local items record holiday visits and family gatherings across Akron Bluffton Creston and nearby towns. Families such as the Swainhart Amstutz Krabill Hoffa Gambel and Palmer are listed with guests and locations including Euast Palestine Rittman Ashland and Doylestown.
Rev. Amstutz and two children visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Amstutz last Monday in a brief holiday gathering. They plan to return to Detroit next Saturday.
Scholars in the primary room listed as neither absent nor tardy include Agnes Beal Luella Beckwith Ona Eby Donna Rich Marjorie Wright Dorothy Hestettler Ethel Beichler Dorothy Rich Julia Stocker Fannie Davidson Donald Gelletty Mary Derringer Paul Glessner Kenneth Lance Dale Glessner Kenneth Zoter Russell Miller and Robert Reynolds.
Superintendent Miller’s third month report for supervision district one lists attendance, enrollment, and tardiness. Records show Milton and Chippewa and Baughman schools with high attendance, multiple rooms and buildings like Doylestown and Marshallville high schools, with various B and C counts and tardy totals.
A. B. Church announces Bible School Sunday at 9:00 a.m. with H. A. Slemmons as Superintendent. Preaching at 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sunday. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
An old advertisement extols Mildredina Hair Remedy as a scalp invig orator that renews hair strength and promotes growth. Letters praise rapid results and reduced hair loss, with claims of improved scalp health and dandruff destruction, offered at drug stores with two price points.
The text presents a fragmented, historically flavored musing on Johnson's California vote, prohibition trends in Arizona, and shifting moral topography, noting drafty phrases about public policy, dry Massachusetts, Billy Sunday, and American experiences with prohibition, contrast, and economic concerns.
To the thousands of TANLAG users and readers of The Cleveland Plain Dealer and The Rittman Press we extend best wishes for the year ahead. A one year subscription is offered at four dollars.
Ohio Experiment Station tests show oats plus tankage yield slower gains and higher feed per 100 pounds of gain than corn plus tankage. In proportions used, corn-fed hogs gained 1.75 pounds daily on 39.9 pounds feed per 100 pounds gain, while oats-fed hogs gained 1 pound daily on 67.1 pounds feed. Dressed yields were 80.3 and 76.1 percent, with corn-fed pork faring better for fat content. Agricultural advice warns against feeding oats to hogs except in small quantities when oats are very cheap.
Fragmentary clipping lists place names such as Clinton Van Wert and Mantaa. It references crime or disorder in Ohio but details are unreadable. likely a column mentioning saloons and violent events, with partial names and towns.
A review highlights how municipal debt burdens strain Ohio cities including Youngstown Toledo Cleveland and Akron. The piece links high borrowing, pension costs, and limited tax capacity to declining services and population loss across multiple municipalities.
The village council enacts ordinance 282 restricting permits for new buildings. It requires the clerk to file notices detailing lot numbers addresses and ward locations and to report violations, with penalties for noncompliance and enforcement by the council. The measure specifies notice posting and recordkeeping and sets effective dates for enforcement.
The fragmentary text appears to be an OCR corrupted notice or header. It includes distorted phrases and names such as Nabiage and VANCE TUCKIN with garbled surrounding words and dates. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable portion.
Instructions from the Ohio Experiment Station outline using carbon bisulphide to destroy stored grain pests. Apply five to eight pounds per 1000 cubic feet in airtight bins above 70 degrees, using saturated burlap or cotton waste or spraying through a small side opening. The gas, heavier than air, settles through the grain and kills pests within 36 hours.
An Ohio Experiment Station study shows average 255 comparisons over 19 years, using manure with additives like acid and phosphate and eight tons per acre in corn yields 3.9 bushels more corn, one more wheat bushel, and 476 pounds more hay than unsheltered manure. At prices 70 cents for corn, $1 for wheat, and $10 per ton for hay, the gain equals about 75 cents per ton of manure sheltered or hauled to fields.
The fragment hints at paradoxes of wartime politics with references to embargoes and recruitment, noting a demand for bans on embargo bills and the strain of mobilization on factories and the military. It mentions European leaders, German language, and social commerce like diamonds versus beefsteak.
Mae Hope, a would be songwriter, faces a sixth consecutive Christmas disappointment when a key manuscript is delayed. A fate altering visit from Violet Faith Charity reveals a $1000 check from Frank Charity, changing both women's prospects and underscoring prayer, patience, and irony in holiday ambitions.
A state organization forms to advance campus campaigns with Bryan Helse of Ohio State University as president and V. Phillipa as secretary. The plan envisions 7000 students statewide engaging in dry campaign work, organizing at colleges and schools to support volunteer efforts on election day.
The report notes higher food recovery from milk than from beef with emphasis on dairy yields. It cites Gusted figures and mentions periods of increased dairy output, contrasting with beef supplies and overall consumption trends.
A mixed list of bulk groceries with weights and prices including granulated sugar at $1.00, bulk herbs at $7.40, sugar products priced per unit, beans priced per bag, corn meal and rice items, and various pound measures for grains and coffee blends. Items appear with unit prices and occasional quantities, reflecting a market catalog entry.
Detroit Medical Society declares against liquor use, citing medical evidence on delirium and alcohol harms. Vote favors statewide prohibition of manufacture and sale. In Ohio, Cleveland hospital links alcohol to insanity as war toll rises. bootleggers face heavy fines in Belmont County amid widespread wet conditions.
An advertisement fragment touts a washing powder promising effortless cleaning without rubbing. It lists several women as endorsers and notes sales through A. T. Young in Rittman along with press reporters and agents for Cantan Cathy Co. ddz- P.One 234 phase 99.
The village of Rite Stan Rittman enacts that no plumbing or electrical work may proceed without a written permit from the village clerk. A permit fee is set at 25 cents. Violations carry fines up to 7500 dollars or not less than 7 dollars, and the ordinance takes effect after posting. Attest F B Manes, President of Council. Nance Hickin, Clerk. December 1016.
Ordinance 284 creates the building inspector position in Rittman Village. The mayor shall appoint the inspector and fix the annual salary at one thousand five hundred dollars for the year. The measure outlines duties and term of office.
The text describes an inspector's duties to examine a building including plumbing and electrical wiring. It cites Section 22 and states the ordinance takes effect at the earliest legally allowed time. Clerk Vance Hickin is mentioned in connection with the ordinance.
Ordinance 285 prohibits gas connections using rubber hoses for heating appliances. Violations incur fines up to fifty dollars or imprisonment up to thirty days, at mayoral discretion. Fire Chief and Village officers enforce. ordinance effective after publication.
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