Giant Jackrabbit Claimed Largest Ever Killed Near Fort Morgan
Fort Morgan Colorado December 26 A giant jackrabbit weighing 27 pounds 14 ounces with four foot five inch length is reported killed seventeen miles north and west of Fort Morgan during a regional drive plans to mount the animal for exhibition at the Fort Morgan Elks Club The animal estimated to be between eight and nine years old will join other rabbits sent to Denver for display in the six county drive to end December 29.
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Fulton
Tifuman
Rvada Col
Neaver Post
Fort Morgan
Colo
L. V. Rothrock
Rothrock
Paul Wildans
Ralph Graham
Fort Mogen Ellis
Colorado
Morgan
Washington
Logan
Yuma
Sedgwick
Phillips Counties
Robert C Swallow
Port Morgan
Elks’ Club
Denver
Wadsworth Scout Leader Appointed Field Scout Executive
OT ofbotey of Wadsworth a prominent Hoy Scout figure was named Field Scout Executive for the Akron Area Council. The territory covers Akron Cuyahoga Falls Kenmore and Barberton with hundreds of scouts awaiting his guidance. Mr Foley, known in Rittman, left his job at White Tool and Supply Co Cleveland to dedicate his time to this new role.
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OT Ofbotey
Wadsworth
Akron
Mt Foley
Cuyahogaalls
Kenmore
Barberton
Foley
Rittman
White Tool and Supply Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Installation of Officers at Wadsworth Lodge No 38
Local members of Wadsworth Lodge No 38 F and AM held the annual installation of officers on Wednesday night January 1 at 7:40. Past Master BE A Kremer acted as installing officer and Past Master A Bunnelle as Grand Marshal. Judge Ross W Funk of Worcester delivered an address. Officers installed: Worshipful Master W G Cox. Senior Warden Carl D Stauffer. Junior Warden Hayes T Darby. Secretary A A Cahoon. Treasurer W M Hart. Senior Deacon L G Jones. Junior Deacon Howard Byers. Tylar Kin Cox. Chaplain Rev E Zechjel. Stewards Wm Shenk and Guy Sterritt. Trustees Dr M Miller and Pr A Bolich.
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Wadsworth Lodge No. 38
A Kremer
A. Bunnelle
Ross W Funk
Woooster
W G Cox
Carl D Stauffer
Hayes T Darby
A A. Cahoon
W M Hart
L G. Jones
Farmers Institute Program At Sterling And Ohio Farmers Week
The Farmers Institute will be held January 13 at the H. L. Auditorium in Sterling Ohio with a five day program of lectures demonstrations and entertainments. Ohio State University announces Ohio's 13th annual Farmers Week February 2 to 6 in Columbus featuring about 190 speakers many from outside Ohio and sessions from dawn to late night.
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Farmers’ Institute
Sterling
Ohio
May H
Ohio State University
Columbus
Smith- Hughes
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
State
Farmers' Week
Ohio Building Association League
Wohio
Grain shortage boosts Ohio mutton and thrift push
Ohio sheep prosper as grain prices rise causing higher mutton values. Experts note poorly finished lambs lack demand while house lambs may still be unprofitable. Concurrently thrift drives show Ohio building and loan associations expanding assets and projects, with predictions of continued growth into 1926.
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Huy
Council Approves Regular Session Pay and Hire Ordinances
The council met in regular session with mayor and all members present. The pay ordinance and an appropriation ordinance passed. An ordinance rehiring John Hat Heldwater as works superintendent and another rehiring 2F Johnson as assistant superintendent were approved to formalize their roles.
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John Hat- Heldwater
Ff Johnson
Juvenile Adventures on WLS Series Opens January Six
A new weekly feature on WLS Chicago Sears Roebuck station debuts Tuesday evenings at 745. The monthly program will serialize a radio Treasure Island by Hazel Straight Stafford with a continuing story, starting January 6 and ending the final Tuesday of the month.
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Sears Roebuck
Chicago
Robert Louis Stevenson
Hazel Straight Stafford
Madison Wis
The Mud Tax and Earth Road Grading Bulletin
Ohio soil roads suffer from a hidden tax of mud, says L A Boulay director of highways. A bulletin from Ohio State University authors Virgil Overholt and Clyde Hooley explains drainage and grading can vastly improve earth roads at low cost. Public road hearings in Wayne and Medina counties set for January 1925 outline a proposed Erie Railroad right of way project and final petition hearing.
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L. A. Boufay
Boulay
State University
Iumbieee
Wayne County
John H. Fisher
Joint
Board of
Wayne and
Medina County
Erie Railroad
Milton Two
Chippewa
Wayne
Medina Counties
Custard Hook
Joint Board of Wayne and
Wayne County Commissioners
Wooster
Joint Board of
Medina County Commissioners
Thrift Week Promoted by Local Building and Loan Groups
Building and loan associations join Ohio Building Association League to promote thrift during National Thrift Week January 17 to 23. Plans include newspaper ads lectures and radio talks with Thrift Day Own Your Own Home Day and Safe Investment Day highlighted.
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Building and Loan Associations
Ohio Building Association League
Jahhen
Neers
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