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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1936
Page
2
The Gospel Tabernacle in Church-Goers Quit Cellar Superior Wisconsin was finally dedicated after a decade of basement services since no floors existed. The completion of the superstructure allows full worship space above ground.
Washington report on REA findings shows farmers using electric power for heat cooling lighting and powering equipment. Notable uses include lighting duck farms to prevent timidity and stampedes. Other districts report soybeans cooked for hogs and electric pumping to warm irrigation water avoiding freeze damage.
A piece notes high prices for vegetables, discusses egg storage temps to keep white yolks intact, and highlights electric tech in farming. Thermostats and 50 degree targets stabilize eggs, while spray guns reduce time and waste. Electricity aids incubating and climate control on game farms.
Melvin Purvis reveals Dillinger paid $5000 for plastic surgery to alter his face after the Little Bohemia raid. The operation, performed by Dr Wilhelm Loeser and Dr Cassidy under attorney Piquette, failed to obscure his features and he nearly died under ether during the procedure. The effort yielded little lasting change to Dillinger or his fingerprints, and he later died in St Paul.
Montreal city officials set aside 235000 dollars to remove snow from streets during winter. After three storms last month the fund was exhausted.
Four of eight Japanese girls enrolled at Yakima High School have appeared on the honor roll continuously since entering school, according to Principal Clarence Zimmerman.
Yakima residents report the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen pushing a campaign to sell future potatoes in ventilation crates rather than sacks, arguing air flow preserves product quality.
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