Conservancy District Dams Progress At Multiple Sites In Ohio
The Conservancy District reports early work at Pedunt dam in Harrison county near Piedmont with eight of fourteen reservoirs under construction. Beams are in place at beesville and Pleasant Hill dams while bids loom for additional sites. A court verdict supports relocation of rail lines near Dover dam and reaffirms that only flood-damaged properties receive assessments. Construction launches at Senecaville and Mohawk dams follow large local celebrations and line up cofferdams and diversion channels for continued dam work.
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Pedunt
Harrison County
Vilay
Piedmont
Cior
Sinskigum
Mounicanville
Ashiaun
Seriela
Tuscarawas County
Dover
Beesville
U. S
Zanesville
Pleasant Hill Dam
Pleasant Hill
J. D. Arthur, Jr
T .Knappen
W A. McA
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dover Dam
Condon-Loomis Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Conservancy District
Boy Scouts of America
Commer Pleas Court
Boy Scouts
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Conservancy
Robert N. Wilkin
Supreme Court
Deaabey
Wilkin
Avhichyo
Mohawk
Strasburg
Muskingum Conservancy
Ohio State Archeological and Historical Society
Fort Laurens Park
Bolivar
Schoembrun Park
New Philadelphia
Washington Notes on Mitchell and Capitol Glances
A summary of notes from Washington detailing Arthur W. Mitchell's role as a new Democratic member, reactions from Southern colleagues, and a gallery incident with African American schoolchildren. Additional items include John E. Lamiell’s international postal tour, Navy paint costs, preservation efforts for Taney’s home, theft concerns over Capitol silverware, and health notes about House members amid a Shriners convention presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Thas
Arthur W. Mitchell
Chico
Mitefett
Honeggor
White House Grounds Real Estate Value and Trees Count
The article notes the White House grounds cover 18 acres with a real estate value over 22 million dollars. It mentions more than 350 trees, including the 90 species planted by past presidents, reflecting historical landscaping efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Marty
Presidenta-i
Proper pruning tips from Ohio State University horticulturist
Ohio State horticulturist Chadwick cautions improper pruning can injure plants and outlines rules for amateurs. General guidance covers timing after flowering, removing older stems, and varying cuts by plant type to maintain symmetry and vigor. Evergreen shaping and selective pruning for shrubs are also advised.
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LC Chadwick
Ohio State Universias Jhoriculturist
Cnetwik UN
Nitrogen Fertilizer Boosts Old Meadows Yields
Ohio agronomist E F Barnes notes 40 pounds of nitrogen per acre can nearly double old Timothy meadow yields. In 1933 the gain reached 93 percent, with 2610 pounds more hay. 1934 dry year still yielded 66 percent more. Application methods include sulfate of ammonia or Cyandmid, spread before May 1 using seeders or a grain drill. Honey bees offer high cross pollination value, while Ohio House Bill No 470 targets egg freshness standards to protect consumers and producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F E. Barnes
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Timothy Meadows
Ohio
Senate
Pedestrian Safety Urged After Highway Crossing Warnings
A garbled 1930s style notice urges pedestrians to use the right crossing methods and face oncoming traffic for safety. It emphasizes caution near roads and intersections to prevent accidents and deaths among walkers and drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.way
Poultryman Improves Egg Quality With Cooling System
Percy White, Wayne County poultryman, promotes a cooling method to preserve egg quality. In humid rooms a downdraft of humid air circulates over eggs on damp burlap, with water wicking from a pan, treated burlap to resist mold, and rinses in soda solution. The May Poultry Pointers description credits improved egg grades after installation.
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Percy White
Wayne-eound
Poultry Department
Ohio State University
White
Wooster
U S
Wheat Referendum Vote For Wayne County Growers
Wayne County wheat growers vote in a National Wheat Referendum on Saturday May 25. County Agent G A Dustman says the outcome could affect future profitability and national farm income in 1936 and beyond. Voting booths open at Sterling High School for Mil ton Township with Ray Steiner and at Canaan Grange Hall with George Gingery. additional locations in high schools and orange halls across the county.
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Wayne County
G A. Dustman
Sterling High School
Milton Township
Ray Steiner
Canaan Grange Hall
Canaan
George Gingery
Henry County Draft Horse Association Formed
Farmers of Henry county organized a draft horse association inviting owners of both mares and stallions to join.
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Henry County
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Conservancy District News
Senecaville Dam
Guernsey County
Guernsey County Fish and Game Association
Washington News
John E. Lamiell
Canton
Division
International Postal Service
South America
Lamiell
Marlboro Township
Stark G County
Lamlell
Navy
McKinley
Taney
Frederick
Maryland
Hughes
Francis Scott Key
Washington
Capitol
House Accounts Committee
Pomerene
Atlee Pomerene
United States Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pennsylvania Avenue
Shriners
Congress
Naval Hospital
Housé
Arthur’ Lamneck
Columbus
SHOP
Is Wooster,ohio
LREAU
Sally
Hiniwars
Bey ‘Ag
Uligh Foster Jr
Theo
Poultryman
Maibach’s
Square Sterling
Goodyear
Inspector Faurot
New York
Saturday Evening Post
Collier’s, Liberty
America
Speedwa
Rittman
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