Cattle Shipments to Ohio Under Coop Plans Rise
Large numbers of feeder cattle are being shipped from ranges to Ohio under cooperative purchase plans backed by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Traffic officials say the line rates are complex but no shipments have been killed at the intended rate. About 66 cars moved west to Ohio feed lots this fall, with nearly 50 more expected this month.
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Mpi
Ohio
J. F Denig
Federation
West
Ohilo Farm Bureau Federation Aid Co-Operative
Excel Rubber Court Battles Resume In Akron Case
New stockholders file two suits to set aside the sale of the Excel Tire & Rubber Co. They seek repayment of receiver fees, return assets to the old company, and appointment of a receiver to settle affairs. Petitions allege fraudulent representations and unnotified reorganizations deprived stockholders of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excel Rubber Company
Excel Tire & Rubber Company
J B Irwin
Exeal Tiron & Rubber Company
Hved Rubber Company
C. M. Wentz
First National Bank of Wadsworth
Wentz
Wertz
Sharon Center Banking Company
Wadnsworth Banner-Press
Bradeute Elected President of National Farm Bureau
Oscar Bradeute of Xenia was unanimously elected by acclamation to lead the American Farm Bureau Federation at its recent Chithzo meeting. He has served as Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president since its inception and is a national vice president, with years on the Ohio State University board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bradtate
Xenia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chithzo
Bradfnte
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
National Bad
Hethastor
Ubo ‘Blate University
Funeral service for H. Kerr 83 held Friday
A funeral was held Friday afternoon at 1 from the M B Church for H. Keerr 83. The service featured a cap ceremony and paid tribute to the late individual with remembrance from attendees.
Twenty five Ohio farmers report wool costs and prices
Twenty five southeastern Ohio farmers tracked wool production costs with the first five earning 19.4 cents per pound and the remaining twenty at 37.6 cents. The price difference stems from the first group feeding alfalfa and breeding ewes regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio
War Savings Stamps Redeemed Boost Local Banking
Ohio banks and building and loan associations report 16 percent of redeemed War Savings Stamps reinvested in government securities while the rest funds are kept locally, enriching communities and fueling loans to home buyers. Officials urge prompt redemption of 1918 stamps as the program aids prosperity.
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Wildcat
Ohio
Lne
Government of
Teiafs
Local Family News and Christmas Visits Abound
Brief notes from Canton area recount family visits over Christmas and New Year. Highlights include Mrs A Hostetler's Canton trip, various relatives visiting from Sardis Akron Columbus and Willard, and a marriage of Fawney Ayres and David Graber during Christmas. Also noted are a infant death near Smithville from pneumonia and teacher Madaline Bixel visiting Pandora.
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A &. Hostetler
Relaivea
Canton
John Kelstar
Smithville
Kelstar
Florence Lutz
Minnie Hubashis
Sardis
Estella Amstutz
Akron
R. H. Swainhardt
Kenmore
A. Amstutz
BE. E. Wright
Wadsworth
E. F. Wright
Jay Miller
Columbus
H-C. Fouch
Cincinnati
C. W. Mast
Mallet Creek
Fawney Ayres
David Graber
C. A. Baker
Willard
Baker
H. H-Werner
LiVonne Koontz
C. L. Castor
Mias
Madaline Bixel
Pandora
Norman Brodbeck
Bloomington
G. "Brodbeck
Helen Giletty
Gentlematt
Arid
A. Sea
Camppalizy
Mototists Anticipate Favor from Contested Candidate
Fragmentary text mentions anticipation of support for Anne B Leoiss Anion I from a contested motorist group. Circular garbled phrases suggest a political or civic context with names and date hints, but specifics are unclear.
Life of Fallip Fritz and Early Shinersburg Founder
Philip Fritz born June 20 1804 in Wonango Co Pennsylvania moved to Shinersburg with his father in 1814. He learned hunting from Native American friends and witnessed Indian camp life near Chippewa Lake. He married Mary A Long on July 27 1881 and had six children. He later owned a sugar camp and helped lay the town’s groundwork despite dying without this realization.
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Martin Frits
Miltonco
Shinersburg
Philip Fritz
Wonangoco
Pennsylvania
Philip
Fritz
Chippewa Lake
Phillip
Mary A. Long
Wnton ‘Eix
Catherine
Jacob
John
Michael
Elmore
Jane
Canton
Ftittman
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Ole Eretor, Kay
Alfriod A Wa
Spr
Ev Ge Parrish
the Press
Geo. W. Perks
Central Office
Western Reserve Territory
First Joint Stock Land Bank
Dayton
Willys-Overland, Inc
Lys-Overland, Inc
Overland
Willys-Knight
S-Overland, Inc
Wallze-Kaigat
Cane
Salen
Sysior
Bradeute
National Farm Bureau
S H. Keerr
B. Chugeh
Wooster
Chris
Geo Ithy
Fraee Peat
Lee Uakees
A. T. Young
Miotar
National Motoriats Association
National Capitol
Roles Ponrosxo
National Congress
Washington
Favoranne
Leoiss Anion I
Rittmax
Hax Bond
the Pioneers
Fallip Frits
Elmer Maurer Tires
Jadion
Colonial Thestor
M. B. Mills
Certifl
Tak Siete
Sal
Medina County
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