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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1948

Page

18

Farm land boom lifts values beyond 1920 peak

Agriculture Department data show farm land values on March 1, 1948 averaging over twice the 1935-39 level and up 6.8 percent in the year. Ohio land values exceed 1920 WWI peak, with a 100 percent rise from the 1935-39 low, while wheat and range-livestock areas lead national gains. North Dakota shows the largest 1947 increase at 20 percent, with several states posting double-digit gains and Florida, Louisiana, and California lower than last year.

Ohio Agriculture Department North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Florida Louisiana California

Need for Conservation Grows, Dodd Seeks 1949 Funds

Under secretary N E Dodd told a Senate appropriations subcommittee the farm conservation need is growing. He urged approval of a $300 million request for the Agriculture conservation program for the 1949 fiscal year, starting July 1. The House had authorized $225 million, a $75 million rise over 1948.

Washington N. E. Dodd Senate House

Apiarist Runs Self for President on Greenback Ticket

Craryville New York John G Scott 68 a retired college professor and bee keeper is a Republican who will vote for himself for president in November He was nominated at a mail order convention and runs as the Greenback Party nominee originally formed in 1874 and revised in 1918

Craryville N. Y John G. Scott United States Scott Greenback Party

Vaccine Test Slated In Brucellosis Fight

Five states including Ohio will sponsor a project to test Huddleson mucoid vaccine against Brucellosis in cattle. The brucella germs cause Bang's disease in cattle and undulant fever in humans. The study will be conducted at Victor Farms Rawson West Virginia. West Virginia is among the sponsors.

Columbus Ohio Farnsworth Victor Farms Rawson W. Va West Virginia

Aerial Tour Planned for Medina Farmers

One hundred Medina County farmers will inspect the county’s farmlands Saturday. Sponsored by the Medina County Conservation District, the aerial tour will show soil erosion effects and conservation practices.

Medina Farmers Medina Medina County Medina County Conservation District

Bashan Social Notes Highlight Tuttle Anniversary Guests

Sunday dinner at the Archie Tuttle home marked the forty seventh anniversary of Fred Wolfe and his wife. Guests included Glen Tuttle Duane Milton Mary K Tuttle Jo Ann Clark and many relatives and neighbors. Sullivan Circle remains homebound with pneumonia. Albert Piersons sold their Bashan farm and moved to Le Tart. Clint Orr and J C McKay families show activity with local property purchases and visits.

Clint Orr J. E. McKay Clay Evans Bradbury Eddie Griffith James Bailey Junior Sorden Youngstown Cal Orr Antiquity J. C. McKay Connie Kay Morarity Harley Cannon Addison Sullivan Albert Pierson Letart Glen Tuttle Duane George Roberts Bashan

Evergreen Forest Dream Forges Family Bond On Farm

Luster Cooley recounts planting 3 000 pine and spruce seedlings on a hill farm with neighbor help and a forest plan. He reflects on the labor, neighbors, and future payoff, praising family teamwork, rural memory, and the idea of trees as a lasting gift linking land, climate, and future generations.

Kenny Mitchell McArthur Kenny Henshell Zaleski State Forest Orville Stout Missus Topsy Tessie

Hog Cholera Feared In Ohio This Year

Columbus reports the state department of agriculture warns hog cholera may break out in Ohio this year though no cases are present now. State Veterinarian Harry G. Geyer urges vaccination around weaning time, noting there is no sure cure. He also cites new vitamin deficiency diseases in cattle affecting calves with skull bone overgrowth causing blindness and loss of coordination.

Luster Cooley Columbus Ohio State Department of Agriculture Harry G. Geyer Geyer

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