Frost Hits Ohio Apples Across Southeast Counties
A study by E. R. Wallace of Ohio University reveals frost damage varied widely in Athens, Hocking, Morgan, and Washington counties. Trees showed leaf injury across the region, with some orchards entirely killed, others partly, and some producing full crops, influenced by location and elevation.
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E. R. Wallace
Agriculture Department
Ohio University
Athens
Hocking
Morgan
Washington
Ohio River
Educational Trips And Fun Are Enjoyed By Boys
Joseph MO Dec Sir Tony Augustine of St Joseph is a boilermaker who travels abroad but is careful with money. In Warsaw Poland two men pickpocketed him and sewed hooks into his pockets. They were nabbed after a struggle and had their pockets cut from the clothing. Augustine stayed to prosecute and was rewarded $500.
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NEA Services
Joseph
Tony Augustine
St. Joseph
Tony
Warsaw
Poland
Bremen
Germany
Augustine
al Jolson
Virginia
Washington
Shenandoah Valley
Lexington
America
The
Shenandoah
Claremore
Olla
Roanoke
Hughes
Fellows
Hughs
Jefferson
Huces
Monroe
Doctrine
Mason
Tuxon
Granthie
Andy Jarkeon
Rupert
Luzalon
Hanery
Hirth
Credi
Wes
Hug
Republican Party
Conyright
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Witton
Canada
Fead
Auburn Park
Th Lyric Trio
Carnes
Federal Farm Facts and Pest Control Report Snippet
A slice of 1920s agricultural notes details birds that feed on cotton boll weevils, European corn borer importations, and anti hog cholera progress. It notes yardstick yields for shallow versus deeper corn planting and farm value trends in Ohio, with seed imports and a record pancake oven feature from Seattle.
New Marshfield Boys Lead Home Project Push
Thirty five students in the New Marshfield high school's vocational agriculture dept plan home projects for the year. Ten keep farm accounts for a state contest, while others manage orchards hogs lambs broilers and laying flocks. The program emphasizes practical experience and student-led marketing and production with dairy and soil studies noted.
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New Marshfield
KR. R. Barker
New Marshfield High School
Hirty
Ohio-Pennsylvania Joint Stock Land Bank of
Cleveland
Cuese
Potato Seed and Crop Losses Highlight Farm Report
A rural report notes certified potato seed improving yields in Coos County while pink rot and nematodes cut potato production elsewhere. The piece also mentions farm economics with a family on $20,000 yearly income and land losses from pests and disease.
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Uhre
North Carolina
Minnesota
Hollis
Morris
Durant
NFL
Increased Attention-Care in Feeding Of Cows Leads to Better Cattle
Increased attention and care in feeding cows and better weather are cited as main reasons for cattle improvement in recent months. Jackson Graham, county bow tester, notes milk and butterfat tests show cows in Athens and Washington counties are in finer condition than in summer. A meeting of county Cow Testing associations will discuss future membership as next year begins.
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Clyde Heater
Boone County
Illinois
R. C. Thomas
Ohio Experiment Station
Fc Oretee
Ing Association
Jackson Graham
Bow
Athens
Washington
Cow Testing Association
Graham
Athens County
Washington County
Ghio
Agricultural Extension Service Department
Che State University
Seattle
Ohio State University
Parker Winners in 852 Pound Hog Contest at Tupper's Plains
In a fat hog contest at Tupper's Plains Parker and his team defeated I C Chapman as Parker’s two fatters achieved a combined weight of 852 pounds to claim victory. Chapman's hogs yielded 30 pounds of dressed pork in the prior year comparison.
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Tupper’s Plains
I. C. Chapman
BE. B. Parker
Mr. Chapman
Parker
Vicpork
Corn Borer Control Urged by U S Dept of Agriculture
W R Larrimer of the bureau of entomology told the Extension Section at Chicago that removing or destroying corn stalks debris and fodder is the best mechanical method to curb the corn borer menace. He said the insect spends months in a useless plant portion and that thorough destruction offers proportional control, stressing the need for continued farmer and official efforts in the Corn Belt.
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United States Department
W. R. Larrimer
Bureau of Entomology
Department
Association of Lant Grant Colleges and Universities
Chicago
Dr. Larrimer
Larrimer
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