Milk Association Picnic at Edgewater Park June 16 1927
The Ohio Farmers Co operative Milk Association schedules its second annual membership picnic at Edgewater Park Cleveland on Thursday June 16 1927. Senator Frank B Willis will speak at 1 30 pm. Plant tours run 9 am to 1 pm with prizes donated by suppliers and a major attendance contest awarding a No 2 Ladd Corregated Milk Cooler valued at 30 to the local achieving the highest registered turnout between 9 30 and 12 30.
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Ohio Farmers Co-operative Milk Association
Edgewater Park
Cleveland
Frank B. Willis
John W Ladd Company
Solar Sturges Mfg Company
Chicago
Curtice farmer to receive extra labor fee from federal government
J S Mominee of Curtice Ohio becomes the first farmer in the state to qualify for a cleanup payment under a federal program. He managed 410 acres of corn on a 160 acre rented Lucas County farm, plowing in fall, then raking, burning, hoeing, and hand picking in spring to meet program requirements.
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J S& Mominee
Curtice
Ohio
United States
Lucas County
Mominee
Mrs Arthur Hall Injured by Wringer Accident
Mrs Arthur Hall was painfully injured last Monday when her hand was caught in the rollers of the wringer on her electric washing machine. Dr F L Thoman was summoned and found the hand crushed and in need of care.
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Arthur Hall
F L Thoman
Hall
Danger of Small Wounds From a Grocer to a Storm Sewer Bid
A fragmented account links a grocer's death after a small hand wound to acute sepsis and imperfect care. It recounts home remedies and antiseptic doubts, then abruptly shifts to a village public notice regarding Salt Street storm sewers in Rittman Ohio with bids for bonds. The piece blends medical anecdote with municipal procurement official notices dated 1927.
Rittman Village Seeks Sewer Bonds Bid Notice 1927
Sealed proposals due noon June 26 1927 at the Village of Rittman offices Wayne County Ohio for bonds totaling 74000 dollars issued to fund the village portion of sewer system construction and extension in Sewer District No 4 Bonds bear 6 percent interest payable annually and mature in one to five years Bids must include bond count and total bid price plus accrued interest with a 5 percent certified check payable to the village treasurer Bond sale conditions require payment within ten days of award and bid checks are retained if not fulfilled The village reserves the right to reject all bids May 24 1927 to June 16 promotional notices posted
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Salt Street
Wright Street
Rittman
Wayne
Wayne County
Ohio
Rith
Unio
Obra
Teich
G. Newlorry
Hand injury assessment by Craston surgeon
The report notes a hand was drawn into the rolls up to the wrist requiring examination. An x ray may be taken but Dr Thomas believes no bones are broken and that the injury is not severe.
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Thomas
Judges Invited for Two-Day Ohio Livestock Course
Men who judge livestock at Ohio county fairs were invited by the state university to spend two days in Columbus on June 22 and 23 attending a postgraduate course on sheep and dairy cattle judging.
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Ohio County
The
State University
Columbus
Bonds for Rittman Village improvement announced
Sealed proposals will be received by the Village Clerk of Rittman Wayne County Ohio until 2:00 PM July 6 1927 for the purchase of village bonds aggregate 5000 dated May 1 1927 payable from 1 to 8 years bearing 6 percent interest annually issued to fund storm sewer and appurtenances on Salt Street from Wright Street intersection 2500 feet under Ohio law and ordinance authority
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Rittman
Wayne County
Ohio
Wright ‘Street
Salt Street
Wayne Ng
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