Color Marks Smarter Cars Shown at Annual Display in Windy City
In Chicago the National Automobile Salon showcased luxury models with bolder colors and sleeker curves. European bodywork dominated, while American nuances included a new spark charger for efficiency and a sunroof "sunshine" feature. Radio receivers and four purpose car concepts drew attention among upscale designs.
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Israel Klein
Relenes
NEA Service
Hicago
Gurope
England
Ita
Farm cooperative ad shows growth to 5836 members
Statewide ad notes June 30 start of cooperative efforts with 5836 members, up 620 from last year. Of these, 4170 reside in counties and about 230 are in the central district at Washington, D. C.
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Washington, L. C
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George Lowry
West Willington
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Apple Exports Reach Record Shipments in Season
One-fifth of the nation’s apples were exported this season marking the largest share shipped. About 12,000,000 boxes and 3,006,000 barrels were sent abroad, reflecting a record level of foreign shipments for the Apple trade.
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United States
2 298 Miles of New Secondary Roads Built in State
The state completed 2 298 miles of new secondary roads during 1928 with most surfaced. Total local county road improvements nationwide reached 45 631 miles costing approximately 928 000 dollars. Officials tout surfaced routes boosting farmer prosperity mail delivery and school access.
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J. N. Dutgett
South East Ohio Motor Club
Virgett
United States
Burgeyh
Peco Ibeerl
O's
Mass production shown in eighteenth Storrs egg contest
Final report of the eighteenth Storrs International egg-laying contest records record egg outputs. White Leghorn from Oregon tops with 336 eggs in 11 weeks, among 19 birds scoring 300 plus. total entries from many states and Canada, 18,000 birds judged, signaling progress in selective breeding for higher yields.
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Granite Springs
Whitt Lezhoroa
Oregon
Eheso
Hansun
Lezhoro
Corvallis
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Ieak
New England
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Value of Best Dairy Rations Depends on Roughage Quality
Professor W B Rect discusses dairy nutrition, noting roughage quality and hay type drive protein needs and milk output. He cites New York trials, showing protein from alfalfa or clover affects production. estimates hay, protein, and concentrate requirements for various roughage types and the impact on feed efficiency.
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Daly
Tire
New York
Jersey
Protein concentrate mix descriptions from forage blends
The fragmented text lists protein concentrate components for forage blends including alfalfa digs soybean fas and clove Bas with prices and protein content notes. It mentions terms like protein concentrate, mixed bay, avelhy fa and bay concentrate with small inertial references and a 1 percent estimate for finiteness.
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Sosbean
Michigan Drought Hits Agriculture in August Report
A garbled OCR fragment references drought impacts in Michigan, mentioning agricultural statistics, crops like potatoes, fruit production, and dates in August. The text suggests stress on harvests and potential market effects as described by a States Agricultural Departments statistician.
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Teniteen
Cold frames described in farm paper report
A damaged OCR fragment notes cold frames and winter protection in farming, mentioning Capper and a Kansas site. The text hints at crop fields and seasonal care, describing how frames shield seedlings and relate to farm practices, but lacks clear names, dates, or location details.
Fragmented OCR notice on local deaths and injuries
Fragmented text mentions fatalities and injuries tied to a September date and a tower incident. The garbled OCR references a hospital or medical context, plus mentions of months, years, and a brews item. Overall, details are unclear but indicate a local accident or casualty report.
8000 Bushels Apples Harvested by State
Report states 8000 bushels of apples harvested in the state by the Agricultural Department station. Weather and local conditions are cited as factors, with officials noting fruit quality and efforts to protect crops amid unfavorable sunset conditions.
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Aaiitie
W. Clenwand
Ns da
Rita Uttari
Corn Prices Slump Expected As Fall Market Slows
Cy RL Arnel of Ohio State University notes delayed harvests and weaker September sales suggest lower September 1993 prices than 1992. He cites reduced hog and corn market activity, with July to September pricing drop, yet a late fall rebound possible as buyers stay cautious and weather remains unsettled.
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Cy RL Arnel
Ohio State University
Sopoeinich
Ted
Porer
Chiise
Fehoe
Bartan
Apiul One
Otenamurber
Parii
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