Ohio Indian Nations and early colonial clashes in the Midwest
An account traces Ohio history from early tribal settlements among the Miamis Wyandots Shawnees and Delawares to French efforts to stake claims. It notes English intrusion and Bouquet's campaign, leading to the Muskingum forks surrender and Schoenbrunn early missions and settlers moving west from the Atlantic seaboard.
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Maumee
Sandusky Bay
Ohio
Bieno
Argely
France
Uick
Engle
Atlantic Seaboard
Bradstreet
Rogers and Johnson
Lake
Andrew Lewis
Dunmore
Hocking River
Lewis
Fort Recovery and Greenville Treaty cited in Ohio history
Reports describe historic military actions in Ohio including Crawford’s defeat near Upper Sandusky, Wayne’s forces at Fallen Timbers, and the 1795 Greenville Treaty that opened the northwest to white settlement. The piece also intermingles a 20th century cooking recipe mashup and stray questions about pineapple veal patties.
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Warfé
Gnadenhutten
William—Crawtorn
Upper Sandusky
Crawford
Anthony Wayne
Farmers Adopt Insect Control Practices Nationwide in 1938
County agents report 160 182 farmers followed recommended insect control practices in 1938. They used 284 315 740 pounds of poisons in campaigns that saved 7 94 570 dollars above application costs.
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United States
Apple Raisin Dumplings From Old Fashioned Recipe
A historic recipe describes making dumplings with apples and raisins. It instructs creaming shortening with brown sugar and cinnamon, mixing with grated orange rind and eggs, filling pastry squares, sealing pockets, brushing with milk, and baking at a hot start then lower heat for a total roughly 30 minutes.
Conservation Commissions Set Regional Leadership in Ohio
A joint meeting of old and new Conservation Commissions will meet in June at the State Office Building in Columbus. A new Division of Conservation and Natural Resources board will include Trautman Landis Streb Pfeiffer Kirk Kibler Meek with Streb Pfeiffer and Kirk reappointed. Don Waters announces Hosking Hunter appointment at Sapeare Lake to replace Little. hunter earns 2100 dollars annually.
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Old
New Conservation Commissions
State Office
Columbus
Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
George M
Red) Trautman
George E. Landis
Joseph Streb
New Philadelphia
Henry J. Pfeiffer
Kenton
C. P. Kite
Don Waters
Hosking Hunter
Lancaster
St Sorsaat
Sapeare Lake
Little
Fashion Preview and Motor Licenses Highlight State Waters
A notice states detachable outboard motors require a license on state lakes and parks while certain streams like the Ohlover allow license free use. W. R. Wheelock from the bureau urges motor owners to observe rules to avoid enforcement trouble. Ohio apple producers discuss marketing strategies and the Ohio Apple Institute assesses member dues per bushel to fund public demand for Ohio fruit.
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Parka
W. R Wheelock
Bureau
Ohio
Ohio Apple Institute
State clarifies frog taking laws and spears in Ohio
The Division of Conservation clarifies that frogs are not protected by law and may be taken any time, except shooting frogs with rifles on public lakes is prohibited except during migratory waterfowl season with restrictions. Spears are legal for frog taking, but musk rat spears are prohibited in certain areas. Bag limits on frogs in restricted streams are 25.
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Ohio
Maid of Orleans Defeats English at Beaugeny 1429
The Maid of Orleans known as Joan of Arc earned fame after leading French forces to victory at the Battle of Beaugeny in 1429 against the English. Her legend grew as she inspired troops and solidified French resistance during the Hundred Years War.
American Legion Circus Saturday in Rittman
Walter L. Main Circus, under Rittman American Legion, offers two shows at 2 and 8 pm on Saturday June 17 in Sigler lot. The program features trained animals, aerial acts, and ornate costumes aimed at entertaining youngsters with a diverse global lineup.
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American Legion
Walter L. Main
Rittman American Legion
Sigler Lot
Lambs Fattened on Soybeans At Beltsville Trial
Feeding trials at Beltsville Maryland show lambs can be fattened on soybeans without producing soft fat. Researchers report ...
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Beltsville
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