Spray Program Outlined to Fight Cucumber Plant Diseases
The plan targets cucumber beetles and mosaic spreaders using dust and a Bordeaux spray. Early dust with gypsum and calcium arsenate protects seedlings, while a 2 3 50 Bordeaux mix with calcium arsenate and nicotine sulfate fight leaf spot and mosaic pests. Proper application includes frequent intervals and thorough underside leaf spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Wilson
Department of Botany and
Ohio Experiment Station
Jury Acquits Warner in Lancaster Murder
A Lancaster jury of three women and nine men acquitted Ed Warner of first degree murder in the death of farmer Earl Basing. Basing was shot in an ambush on August 26 near the Warner farm. Warner testified he was at home, while prosecutors argued the men quarreled after Basing killed a dog belonging to Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ed Warner
Earl Basing
Basing
Warner
Dr Alexander Sachs to head general Johnson recovery unit
Dr Alexander Sachs becomes chief of the research and planning division of General Hugh 8. Johnson's industrial recovery organization and is shown beginning his duties in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Sachs
Hugh 8. Johnson
Industrial Recovery Organization
Washington
New Farm Mortgage Act Aims to Save Farmers 55 Million
The emergency farm mortgage act, part of a broad farm act, would save about 55 million dollars for 400000 farmers over five years. In the fourth district the savings reach 750000 annually on 115 million in loans, with interest-rate reductions and five year principal postponements for eligible borrowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
A. G. Brown
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Brown
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal Land Banks
Mr. Brown
County Property Transfers Across Townships Tallied
County records list numerous conveyances and affidavits for transfer in Athens City and surrounding townships, including grant or quitclaim deeds, guardianship orders, and certificates for transfer. Key parties include P. G. West, Eva Lohse, John C. Lohse, Michael and Addie Almond, Loring Hall, and Nellie B. Lee among others, with parcels ranging from single lots to multi-acre subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. West
John C. Lohse
Michael and
Addie Almond
J. F
Sarah Brown
Ruble and Patton Quit Claim Several City Lots in Ohio
Nellie B Lee and William F Patton convey undivided two thirds interests in multiple Cleveland area inlets and blocks to Lillian M Ruble by quit claim. In another case Ruble to Lee involve Inlots 1472 to 1477, others follow. Auction of Continental Shares stock tied to $11.5 million syndicated loans by Cleveland banks awaited in common pleas court injunction hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Miles
Loring Hall
Guardian
Edward T. Quidor
Frank
Roach
William F. Patton
Lillian M. Ruble
Nellie B. Lee
Elizabeth Chifford
Clarence EB
Leonard C. Clifford
Wiliam F. Patton
Cleveland
Continental
Common Pleas Court
District Building Notes on Repairs Across Rural Properties
Lee Schoonover repairs rear porch on Richland Avenue. George Maxwell conducts interior repairs at his Ganaanville Road farm residence. Shelburn installs corrugated metal roof on Long Run farmhouse. Russel Michael builds a filling station on his father's The Plains farm. Frank Ferry constructs a crstern on Pomeroy Road. George Richardson has home repairs on Richland Avenue. John Wilkinson of The Plains has an eight room double house built by Quince Anderson and William Nichols. Paul Shannon of C D Shafer Co repairs the house he recently bought on East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Michael
the Plains
John Wilkinson
The
Plains
Quince Anderson
William Nichols
Paul Shannon
C. D. Shafer Co
East State Street
Tobacco Crop To Be Reduced In This State
Government plans to cut the 1933 cigar leaf tobacco crop with payments to reduce acreage to 50 percent of base. Bases offered: 80 percent of 1931–32 average, 1932 acreage if not exceeding 1931, or the 1931–32 average if 1932 exceeded 1931. Targets Massachusetts to Georgia Florida districts. Administrators Wallace Brand Peek announce adjustments after grower meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles J. Brand
George N. Peek
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Tobacco
New England
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
New York
Georgia
Florida
Wheat Payments Safe Regardless of Wheat Sales
Wheat payments under the wheat adjustment program will be issued to participating farmers regardless of when they market their crop. M. L. Wilson, head of the Agricultural Administration wheat production section, said the plan does not depend on when wheat is sold and has no effect on marketing choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Wilson
The
Agricultural Administration
Wilson
Ohio Farm Products Show Marks First Gain Since 1928
The May gross cash income from Ohio farm product sales rose 19 percent over April and 14 percent above May of last year, the first substantial gain since 1928. W. R. Wertz of the Ohio Experiment Station reports the increase reflects improved farm earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W. R. Wertz
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio Experiment Station
Farm price rise noted in Ohio May market report
The Ohio farm market saw prices rise 20 percent from April to May and 16 percent higher in May than the previous May. The Country Gentleman urges deferring egg weight measurements used for selecting breeding stock until after the peak heat of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Smaller Eggs On Hot Days
Kansas Experiment Station records show egg size falls during heat, with 15 to 20 percent weight loss when temperatures exceed 85 degrees. Eggs shrink mainly in white and shell, while yolk stays similar. sizes rebound with cooler days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Experiment Station
Hog Cholera Preventable by Serum Says Expert
Hog cholera, a major swine threat, is preventable with anti hog cholera serum and virus. Dr. B H Edgington of the Ohio Experiment Station reports serum treatment is effective as a prevention, though its value as a cure is limited, with pigs often treated at ages six to ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Edgington
Animal Disease Control Laboratories
Ohio Experiment Station
Reynoldsburg
Protect Sheep Against Worms In Early Summer
An extension veterinary guide from M Nighbert of the United States Department of Agriculture advises early summer as ideal for treating sheep and lambs to prevent stomach worm infections that cause unthriftiness and deaths. Copper sulphate solutions and timing vary by region with intervals of 20 to 30 days in Central Northern States and weeks in Southern States, plus measures for tapeworms and potential veterinary visits for unclear illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nighbert
United States
Dr. Nighbert
County Extension State Colleges of Agriculture
Route 50 Leader Dies in Illinois Route System
Ben S. Murray vice president of the National U. S. Route Association died at his home in Illinois. He was part of the Illinois group that organized the association in Cincinnati in 1929 and remained active in Illinois highway development. He also served as state vice president and president of the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben S. Murray
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C. D. Heck CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Athens City
Charlies Lohse
Eva Lohse
Richard L. Bolin
Daesie M. Bolin
Alexander
Howard
Ethel Welch
Henry A. Dixon
Amesville Corporation
Emma L. Donaldson
Elenor James, Inlet
Canaan
Thomas A. Perry
Albert M. Perry
Dover
Emmett B. Mason
Velma Mason
Lodi
Lucy Belle Evans
Maude E. Day
Troy Township
Ray R. Stewart
L. E. Stewart
Glouster
William Welsch
A C
A. D. Allen
Waterloo Township
Dora Hook
Wesley McDaniel
Carbondale
Inlet
York Township
Nelsonville
George D. Ridenour
Eva J. Ridenour
Nelsonville Brick Co
N. Court St
Flapper
Fanny
Lee Schoonover
Richland Avenue
George Maxwell
Ganaanville Road
Shelburn
Long Run
Frank Ferry
Pomeroy Road
George Richardson
Wallace
R. F. Baker
Des Moines
Mlini
G. D. Gorham
Met Allon
George Clark
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