Judge Critfield Replies In Political Ad About Terms
A Democratic challenger question prompts Judge Critfield to defend his two term view and rights to appeal to the people. He argues the public interest matters, cites contract and salary issues from 1914, and urges a August 10 vote on the one term policy while highlighting Judge Weygandt's defeat and Starn’s stance. He notes Starn opposes a two term office and questions his own plans.
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Starn
Democratic Party
Sturn
Tim
Democrats
Dangers from Household Poison Boxes Endanger Livestock
At the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster officials warn that careless disposal of paint and poison containers poisons nearby livestock. Lead and arsenic compounds in green, purple, and zinc paints can attract cattle, with risks rising from trash piles and dump sites. Proper cleaning with gasoline before reuse is advised to prevent accidental livestock deaths.
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Oho
Wooster
Insect Survey of Ohio Wheatfields Starts This Harvest
The entomological staff of Ohio State University begins a yearly wheatfield survey in late June to assess insect infestations, focusing on joint worm and Hessian fly. T. F. H. Parks leads the effort with cooperation from the Ohio Experiment Station and State Board of Agriculture. Hessian fly damage is anticipated to be evident at harvest due to signs like short heads and broken straw.
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Wheatfield
Ohio
T. F H. Parks
Ohio State University
Columbu
Department of Entomology
Ohio Experiment Station
State Board of Agriculture
Columbus
Wheat Turns to Cheat Old Question Returns
Farmers ask at the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster about whether wheat can turn into cheat. Experts explain cheat is a weed, not a plant change, and cheat seeds resemble shriveled wheat, causing confusion when wheat is frozen out or destroyed.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Tax Collector Notice for Rittman Village and Milton Township
Tax collector announces collection for Rittman Village Milton Township and Sterling School District. Payments received at office in Rittman after June 10. Details unclear due to OCR errors but present tax collection action and location.
Medina Gas Ordinance Postponed Vote
Medina council met last Tuesday with five members present and approved the first reading of a gas rate ordinance for Medina Gas & Fuel Co four to one. Uproar over emergency clause prompts referendum likely. voters may decide fate.
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Medina
Medina Gas & Fuel Co
Gas Company
Limestone Deposits Valuable for Farmers in Ohio
The Ohio Experiment Station's chemistry department reports limestone beds and marl in various regions are usable for agricultural lime. Some areas offer marl beds for direct liming while others allow ground limestone to be used with portable home outfits. Lime proves profitable on most soils in eastern Ohio, with western soils varying by limestone exposure. Continuous cropping has depleted soil limestone, so timely liming boosts crop profits.
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Department of Chemistry
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio
Salt-st curb collapse halts work at Ohio Salt Co warehouse
Flooding from last week's storms undermined a 200 to 300 foot section of the Salt-st curb at the Ohio Salt Co warehouse. Continetor Trippeer must rebuild the undermined earth section. Curbs on the east end are being built and paving brick on the west end will start once gravel and cement arrive.
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Salt-st
Ohio Salt Co
College Singing Girls Delight Chautauqua Audience
The College Singing Girls performed at Chautauqua on opening day delivering a novel musical program. Eighteen numbers plus encores impressed the audience with eight costume changes and selections from popular musical comedies. Favorite encores included Hello People, the Motor Song, College Flag Lone, and Drum Song.
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Havana
Board of Revision Forms In Wayné County
The Wayné county tax revision board is organized by the county commissioners and the county auditor. Harry Jobin serves as chairman and Audit r-Sch Sch ph Torys is named as revision secretary.
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Wayné County
Notice of Sale of School District Bonds
Sealed proposals will be received by the Clerk of the Rittman Village School District Ohio until noon June 26 1920 for 24 bonds totaling 19000 dollars each 500. Bonds dated July 1 1920 run to 1929 with 6 percent interest semiannually. Bid must be at par plus accrued interest with 2 percent certified check. Bond sale to fund district indebtedness and sinking fund. Official notice dated May 21 1920 with publication June 10 and 17 1924.
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Rittmint Village
Rittman
Ohi
Ohio
Sait Board of Education
Bende Ag
Wened Ag
Board of Education
Rittman Village
Choot
Rittman V Jago
Resolution to issue bonds for school district debt
The Rittman village school district votes to issue twelve thousand dollars in bonds to extend payments on existing notes totaling twelve thousand four hundred dollars. Twenty four bonds of five hundred dollars each date July 1 1920 with semiannual interest and repayment through July 1929 to be payable to The Rittman Savings Bank.
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Rittman Village
Sittman Savings Bank
Whiteas
Board of Education
Board of Educcation
Wayne County
Ohio
Rittman Savings
Tatéres
ACR
Bohds
Horn challenges Ohio letter carriers in savings sale contest
Columbus news reports Aly Horn a Plain City rural mail carrier declares himself top salesman among Ohio letter carriers. He proposes a contest to sell at least five $100 Treasury Savings Certificates to boost June government savings drives. Horn cites War Savings appeal and notes past success as motivation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Aly
Horn
Gabriel
Atnate
Treasury Savings
Ohio War Savings Committee
Dastaba War Savings
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