Athens County Fair to Feature Fruits and Crops Displays
The 1930 Athens County Fair August 19 to 22 will showcase Ohio fruits garden crops flowers and vegetables with large fruit and grain exhibits. Prizes for apples crabapples peaches plums quinces grapes and corn shows promise strong attendance and educational features. Exhibitors must be producers or growers and fruit sales allowed after 3 pm on the final day.
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Ohio
Athens County Fair
Frank Biddle
F. Beverage
F. L Caldwell
Teamo Iepartmeent
Athens County
A. le. Potter
Sled-stalk shaver aids corn borer fight
Agricultural engineers from the U S Department of Agriculture and Ohio State Experiment Station unveil a sled type cornstalk shaver to cut stalks at ground level. The device uses two 40 inch blades on a sled and can harvest four rows per trip when pulled by three horses. The stalks are then burned to destroy borers before they multiply. The department will supply working drawings free on request to farmers.
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Ashington
Frank Troms
Department of Agues Culture
Ohio State Experiment Station
WWA Department of Amstensiure
August Hog Markets Explained On Farm and Home Hour
The Farm and Home Hour features federal experts explaining August hog markets and price reports. Program lineup includes sessions on liveries, animal husbandry, and market forecasting with speakers from the Department of Agriculture and related agencies.
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U.S
Natlobat
Paris
Faudlenen
A. Ligmeister
Hvestack Imarketing
Tireau
Ags
Soulunal Evotorstes
Latendar
Vaeresite ‘Ontral
Vrenjamin Sataris
Zoolcrien Witter
Maron
FAminwil Poidsey _ Teslas
Sanehiarv
rAuguat Cron Heport
Ty Bedecal
Wedneadas
Juntes
Divighor
Sita Thom
Edna Han
Reon Pines
Thureday
Aumist
Sane
Liye Roegena Schmidt Carpenter
Wee Ebiet
Pat Maderla
de Be
Graele
Larry Peel
Pergola Placement And Planting For Shaded Garden Vistas
A guide on placing pergolas to shade gardens and integrate with the landscape. Best at garden ends near flower beds, avoiding isolated features. Options include home-built or pre-made structures with simple assembly and durable finishes. Plant climbers like grapevines to cover, Wudzu or honeysuckle for shade and sunlit spaces.
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Victor LI
Department of Agriculture
Homeysuckie
Itung Oil Tree Grows Product for Paint Use
The Itung oil tree yields material for paints, varnishes, oil cloth, and airplane wing fabrics. Trees planted in Florida, Mississippi, and Louisiana produced heavy oils. the fruit husks contain edible oils, with per fruit yields around two gallons of oil. Prices range from 8 to 10 cents per pound at Pacific coast ports. China supplies over a hundred thousand tons annually.
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Florida
Moglaippi
Louisians
Ag- Huta
Paeltie
Blore
United States
China
Mint
Oli
Merenaria
Agvertein
Hervedt
Athens County Farm Records Show Farming Mistakes in 1920
The study analyzes 26 Athens County farms to identify weak and strong points in farm business. It links labor input, livestock, and coop yields to cash receipts, noting high labor use correlates with larger outputs while low groups show weak profitability and poor efficiency.
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Athens County
Athens County Farmers
N. Ward
Nelagavitte
Baevka Jaedaw
Stowert
Merrink
Hiery Hawk
Lorne Jones
Humos Wilton
Mareh@eni
Ttarkers
Athena
Haute
Jemtern
Hewaed Woodsant
Wobebush
Branley Me
Arthur Lash
Merritt Powon
Albans
Wood
Burh-Orchard Record
Hackingport
W. Kanops
Woolville
Karl Nldern
Little Lnckhug
Howard Unkea
Orchard Record
Ly Mocking
Hulpn
Sraut GO
Itu Aulk
Chuy Willy
Wade Cuctop
Baegar Dikun
Coolviie
Cocketrne MilNewt
Pri Corns
Athan
Route OW
Milly
Joh Gilwatt
Athens
Bern
Vita
Cape Investad
Roope
Kansas Wheat Queen Seeks Higher Prices for Wheat
Ida Watkins, a prominent farmer near Wauit, predicts wheat prices will rise after markets tighten. She notes southwestern Kansas fields yield 75 bushels per acre with 6000 acres under her management and argues local conditions support higher prices despite low current rates.
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NEA
Woulfers
Kan
Ida Walkins
Ube
Iworth
Eisé
Kansas
U.S
Frocks For a Well Balanced Wardrobe Home Dressmaker Guide
The article outlines three frock types suited for warm weather using cotton, tub silk, chiffon, georgette, or crepe fabrics. It highlights design elements such as necklines, yokes, sleeveless backs, and flattering trims, with sample patterns 018, 1950, 1356, and 192%. It notes sizes 14 to 40 and fabric yardage requirements for each pattern.
War and civic group notes in Troy article
Local Troy chapter of a reform group declares war on corruption and outlines civic projects during the past year. Reports mention cooperative housing efforts, a home health project affecting eight homes, and members joining the Green Hand and Future chapters.
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Coogyvilli
Troy
Itor
Manner of America
Meihers Tage
Une Joser
Napier
Winterioly Organ Ame
Butter surplus woes strike dairy farmers in Ohio
In Ohio the butter storage surplus shrinks and prices stay uncertain amid rising May production and higher June storage. Department estimates show lower stock than January but still above last year, with slight recovery possible as demand shifts and farming costs influence profit.
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Columbus
Aug
Department of
Ohio State University
Witte
Rom
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