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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
5
Estate of Mary S Easterday deceased issues instruction to Milton Township landowners in Wayne County to cut Canada thistle and other noxious weeds on their property within a specified time to prevent spread and fines.
The Village of Rittman, Ohio, reports a petition to vacate Ohio Avenue from its intersection with the Erie Railroad East to its end. Action is set for on or after July 30, 1942, as noted by Clerk Ray L Hartzler and published in The Rittman Press. The notice also covers a state highway bid invitation for six projects in Medina and Wayne counties with a total estimated cost of 35711.07 and bid deadline June 30 1942.
The text records a township notice by Milton Township Trustees Co J Steiner P G Gillman Asa Krabill Paul B Saler and Township Clerk dated June 11 and 18, 1942 regarding seed needs maturing prior to planting.
All owners of vacant lots in the Village of Rittman Ohio are notified that the Council has mandated removal under General Code of Ohio Section 4245-1. The street department will move any lot upon request for $1.50 per lot. Ray I Hartzler Vinge Clerk June 11 and 18 1942.
In memory of Ida Biddle who passed away a year ago on June 6 1941 and Orrin D Biddle born Sept 11 1935 The family also notes gratitude for kindness after the death of Anna Schreiber Darling & Company Wayne County tax filer Orrville 1016 R 2 Wooster 424 offer services and note cash paid for dead stock horses seven dollars cows six dollars depending on size and condition with day or night service.
WPB orders that farm equipment and machinery must reach farms and not be diverted to non agricultural use. Domestic water systems and warden tractors were diverted, officials report. Restrictions on deliveries of iron and steel for agricultural manufacturing are eased for farm use. sales on unrated non agricultural orders do not require rating.
Ohio State University expert R D Barden urges use of combines to save labor during the 1842 harvest. Wet grain must be dried at home due to limited elevator space, with risks from moisture above 15 percent and weevil attraction. Farmers should follow manufacturer speeds, adjust equipment, and coordinate drying plans, possibly pooling grain regions to conserve time and labor.
A noted psychology authority argues that lack of common sense in bridge players stems from failure to apply facts to each situation rather than innate mental limits. The piece challenges claims that intuition alone governs successful play and stresses careful reasoning.
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