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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

3

Patriots and Peace Program Heads Fidac Congress Plan

Brig. Gen. Leigh Robinson Gignilliat announced the Fidac congress will run from September 10 to 15 and promote a peace program built on patriotism and international friendship. American Legion delegates and auxiliaries outlined 1925 Fidac activities including Geneva talks, League of Nations cooperation, and a women's auxiliary drive led by Lemuel Bolles and Mrs. Thompson.

Gignillat Congress American Legion William DB. Folleth Winter Park Fla the Legion Cincinnat Ohio Lenuel Bolles Paris France American Legion Auxiliary Fidac Lemuel Bolles Thompson Bidac Geneva Gigniliat Savannah Culver “Military Academy Culver Ind Chicago Villa Alexander Fleetwood Legion Comander Indiana Department Pershing Want Siyen Legion ‘éHeaneur

Insurance policies advised by American Legion class on rehabilitation

Fragmented text references the American Legion class giving advice on insurance policies for rehabilitation cases. Mentions a person named Jon Chard and a federal context but details are unclear due to damaged text.

Class of the American Legion Jon “Chard

State Civil Service Examinations Announced in Ohio

The official bulletin lists duties and qualifications for many exam posts across state and county services. Positions include Assistant Clerk, Department Secretary of State, Assistant Director of Special States, Department of Education, and various health, engineering, and lab roles. Applicants may obtain the bulletin from the State Civil Service Commission in Columbus, Ohio.

Cakhidr Af Education Department of Commerce Department of Health Highway Department Ohio State University Narcntic State Service State Civil Service Commission Columbus Ohio

Thin native lambs make good feeders

Feeding tests at Ohio Experiment Station show thin native lambs gain rapidly and profitably when treated for stomach worms. Native mutton lambs outperform native fine wool lambs in growth, but the latter yield more wool profit.

Bell Ohio

Bimonthly Bulletin Treats Farm Subjects Ohio Station

The September issue from the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster summarizes articles on Forest fire protection Rome Beauty apple minerals for swine feeding immature corn partitioning grain crops Potassium in manure and hog prices. The bulletin lists production wages and prices and sources of income of the Ohio farmer.

Ohio Experiment Station Wooster Rome Ohio

Apple Storage Tips From Historic Advice on Fruit Care

The text advises on keeping apples firm and ripe storage without decay. It mentions avoiding dirty storage to prevent sour or grave flavors, and suggests dampening a cement floor and maintaining a damp earth door to preserve freshness. It reflects old horticultural guidance on storage conditions and fruit quality.

Winter Egg Laying Hindered by Poultry Lice Remedies

Poultry managers are advised that pullets will not lay many winter eggs while infested with lice and mites. Treatments include warm water with sodium fluoride, thorough spraying of roosting and laying areas with crude oil, and dipping pullets on warm days to prevent infestations. Details are published by the Ohio Experiment Station at Wooster upon request.

Thoreby Ohio Experiment Station Wooster

Holding 1926 Spuds May Add to Profit

A Ohio State University study by T. F. Tabor shows that farmers who held potatoes until April in short crop years earned more than those who sold in October. The nation’s 1926 potato crop is projected at 344,391,000 bushels, about 3 bushels per person, with Ohio producing half its consumption locally.

Miro Ohio State University Tt. F. Tabor Ohio Tabor Taber

Shorts and Middlings Spark Rural Battery of Nuggets

The article blends scattered notes on farming and rural life. It cites sunlight as the cheapest disinfectant for poultry, mentions corn yields in the Philippines, limestone orders in Mariow County, and farm wives reshaping threshing-time traditions.

Poulir Fry House Sam Phillip ‘Ping Islands Mariow Warren Yen County

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