National Farm and Home Hour to Broadcast July Crop Reports
Federal Crop Reporting Board will summarize July crop data including cotton for a national radio audience. The program, part of the Agriculture Department and National Farm and Home Hour, features speakers from the Federal Crop Reporting Board and the Farm Board. Broadcasts run 12:45 to 2:30 pm Eastern, with a list of participating stations across major cities.
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Federal Crop Reporting Board
Departament of Agriculture
National Broadcasting Company
National Farm
Harlan
V. Tyestock
Marke Wolke
A. Sherman
R. Beattie
Morse
Arelptantl
Farina
U. & Deparment of Agriculture
Rank Midgaway
Federal Warm Board
Farm Board
Friary
Calder
Chaimnan
J. A. Booker
J. B. Shepherd
National Farm and Home Hour
Lidh AL Mtgo
Afountain
WJZ
New York
WIR
Detroit
Rowe
St. Louis
KSTP
St Paul
WRVA
Richmond
WIAX
Jacksonville
WHAS
Louisville
WMC
Memphis
WIDK
Jackson
Yoo
Tule
KPRC
Wouston
WHY
Oklahoma
WRC
Hot Springs
HEAR
Clincinnat
Wptr
Welch
WRAL
Battimoor HO
Tis Moines
WOC
Tanverrts
KOA
Trenver
WTA
Get
Designing a Home with Gardens and Privacy
The article discusses modern home layouts prioritizing garden privacy over street-facing living rooms. It emphasizes direct, unobtrusive service access, rear private gardens, and a porch linking living rooms to outdoor spaces, noting fuel delivery planning to avoid disruption to grounds.
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Saeyta
140 4-H Club Members Will Camp at Union
One hundred forty boys and girls from Hocking and Athens Counties will attend the annual 4-H Club Camp August 4 to 9 on the Relph Barker farm at Union. The site may become permanent for the event with water safety and daily instruction planned. Activities include swimming, volleyball, horseshoe, baseball, vesper services, songs, and stories plus a camp fire program each night.
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Hocking
Athens
Relph Barker
Union
T. H. Johnson
Athbars
Johnson and Haran Chambers
Hocking Colts
Atuix
Grow Legumes on Hill Land Techniques and Trials
A garbled report outlines methods for cultivating legumes on slopes. It mentions alfalfa and sweet clover, seed timing, weather challenges, and practical treatments such as lime and fertilizer. The piece cites trials by Rocking Camary farmers and notes varied results across months with emphasis on soil and seed quality.
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Livy
gusEerlenki Fathieid
Livight
Whayer
Pyight
Csi
Poultry Home Ventilation Tips For Summer Comfort
Prof Johnelive outlines summer poultry house care with ventilation and temperature control. He recommends porch area openings, removable summer windows, rear ventilator, and mesh-cut vents to create air flow while preventing drafts, plus parasite control and body moisture balance for birds.
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Johnelive
Tara
Banker Protects Doomed Animals Above a Room
A nearby panel describes efforts by Swain A Schreiner and deputies to shelter endangered cattle and antelope during a public sale. Report details a border around legal rights, facilitated by game commissioners, and notes the roles of wardens guarding livestock and antelope from extinction.
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Aroom Auerber
Tartis Ag B.A. Sebecitiers
Swain A. Schreiner
Polese
Buttata
Anietoge
Will Nickey
Cabbie
Leesa
Debiis
Fat Rome Seauty Yield Is Expected
The report notes low temperatures and poor growing conditions across southern Ohio, with frost and unseasonable weather hindering crops. It mentions adverse weather impacting yields and farm prospects in the region amid challenging climate patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
New Tariff Changes Hit Livestock Prices Nationwide
The Olde Farm Bureau Corporation reports a new tariff hikes meat and livestock product rates, doubling meat and veal charges and raising fresh pork, lamb, mutton, beef, and lard duties. Live hogs and cattle face higher per pound taxes as editors note broader implications for exporters and intercontinental trade. A Japanese flyer and U S secretary of agriculture are mentioned in the context of commerce and goodwill links between the two nations.
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Columbus
Ohi
C. J. West
Olde Farm Bureau Corporation
Cutie
Japan
Gonsaku Agana
jRouids
Walehinge
Fasadena
Inser
Fay
New York
Atlantis
Azuna
W . Hides
Callle Woray
Europe
Secretary of Agriculture
New
Are
Asia
America
Trsevt
Warlomlirsy
Rome Beatty apples spark breeding hopes for winter crop
Orchard expert HA Ballou of Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes Rome Beatty apples could yield a valuable winter variety if paired with finer texture and higher color. Spring 1930 experiences in breeding suggest cold resistance and flavor traits may be combined, stimulating plantings and industry interest despite frost damage to blossoms.
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Rome
Gallia
Renistuyil Co Colu
HA. Ballou
Ohio
Stadens Jn
Brest
Offia
Miselasippt Enactment Delays Trade and Quarantine Action
A garbled report notes ware extn and coopdign sgatand with cattle and a probable quarantine planned on Ment Wrens. Officials aim to advance measures to block the tek ity bargo and secure resolution. details remain unclear due to text quality.
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Countlen
Ratale
Unclear text about government action and funding
Fragmentary record notes a miswritten appropriation and government action concerning an unidentified Una lassated cauthien GA Mined and Witton. Reads like a damaged OCR item with names and places obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witton
Pomona Grange Plans Annual Picnic Event
Pomona Grange announces its annual picnic with community groups and local families slated to attend. The event details include a schedule of activities, meals, and opportunities for civic outreach.
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Pomona Grange
Ohio fruit prices may rise but not proportionally
Ohio farmers expect higher fruit costs though not in line with smaller yields across the state. Research director Carl J West cites unusually small fruit crops and regional competition from California and other states as factors shaping the price outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Carl J. West
Ohioann Bureau Corporation
Columbus
Kia Oe de
Regen
Washington
Calli Furtia
Chile
Malifornia
Birds Eat Cherries Growers Displeased
In July, growers report birds feasting on cherries causing crop loss. Authorities note pest behavior linked to hunger for fruit as harvest nears. Federal and state agriculture departments discuss insects and damage, citing estimated losses and control measures.
Frocks to bright summer wardrobes patterns for home sewing
Features a range of tub frock designs using pique, gingham, percale and cottons with pastel grounds. Describes simple, chic patterns suitable for daily wear and dressier occasions. Includes pattern numbers 1610 1842 and A716 with yardage, sizes, and order details from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
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America
Amartess
Grace
Narrow
Atc
G. & Colina
Athens
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Bureau of Biological Survey
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Guy
HGMA
Plan Aga Hyo
Victor
Msden Beri
Plane Furdastey
Department of Agriculture
Tils Street
Walter W. Covington
Bounmant
Tex
U. S. Bureau of Home Economics
Canada
Birta
Tim Sale Sane
Sonal Lathy
Ube
van Bonentt
Alan Oy
Gineham
Peery Gb
Organ
Banat
Bvetein
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