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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
8
The article explains how extended dry periods reduce grass growth and concentration, forcing reliance on grain supplements. It notes that cows can digest large daily grass quantities, but drought makes green feed vital to sustain milk yield and overall production health during the pasture season.
The report covers the Doylestown vs A B Blare game at the local field last Saturday afternoon with noted players and event details.
State Fire Marshal Ho A Dykeman warns Fourth of July fireworks pose serious risks. He cites child injuries and fires, urges strict ordinances on sale and use, and promotes Safe and Sane celebrations to protect lives and property.
The article discusses how pruning affects tree and shrub growth at the Ohio Experiential Station. It warns that removing too much bearing surface can reduce next season's crop, notes dormant-season thinning and summer tip removal for perennials and young apples, and mentions special cases for pruning shrubs like Van Houtte's spirea weigella and snowball after spring flowering.
Mrs B R Alexander attended a missionary program and picnic supper hosted by Seville Presbyterian Church on the lawn of the Noyes home marking the 50th anniversary of The True Light Seminary for Chinese young women at Canton. Miss Harriet Noyes founded the seminary and was to lead Canton’s semi centennial events.
The Rittman Dairy filed with the Ohio Secretary of State a certificate to register a mark described as milk bottles carrying the words RITTMMAN DAIRY WASH AND RETURN RITTMAN OHIO. The filing cites sections 18169 13109 1 13169 2 and 13169 3 Ohio Laws and names W. E. Hoover as agent for the dairy with a date line August 16 1922. It notes the mark may appear blown into glass sides with or without additional words or marks.
A formal notice states additional privileges for the same scribers and central flat rates with tolls linked to a five minute view. The notice must be observed from June 16 1922 by order of the manager.
I thank all who cheered me during my long hospital stay after surgery at Wooster. Special gratitude to Mrs J A Bender for the flowers and kind thoughts.
Ground was broken for a fine modern school building in Lodi to cost 125000 dollars. The project aims to relieve crowding at Rittman schools and provide an up to date facility amid ongoing regional education expansion.
The Great Ship Seeandhee and sister steamer City of Buffalo operate daily between Cleveland and Buffalo. The 600 foot long vessel offers 1000 plus passenger capacity with 24 parlors de luxe and auto tourist service. Passengers may board at Cleveland or Buffalo at 9 PM EST and arrive next morning at 7:30. railroad tickets between Cleveland and Buffalo good for these steamers.
A reader puzzle asks for the number of visible objects beginning with S in a pictured scene. Examples include Steeple Shovel Ship among others, inviting entries with the largest correct count and a series of prize awards.
Open to all. Gather Father Mother Sister and Brother this evening to play a light puzzle. Give each member a pencil and paper and see who finds the most. A novel pastime full of fun for all who try.
A Times puzzle game invites readers to join without any subscription or fee. It emphasizes no cost to enter and frames the activity as entertainment to attract new readers to the paper.
Readers are urged to win cash by answering and subscribing to The Akron Evening Times. First prize yields 3500 with one yearly subscription, or 350 with one six month plan. Subscriptions doubled can unlock 100000 prize. Subscriptions may start later. include full instructions.
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