Carpenter Farm Receives Praise From E R Wallace
The Southeastern Ohio Test Farm at Carpenter Meigs County is praised for its practical, farmer focused work. Superintendent Hartman and staff actively demonstrate wheat cultivation, orchard spray trials, pasture crops, lime benefits, and other projects, aiming to aid Meigs and nearby counties without becoming a show ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. BR. Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio
Carpenter
Meigs County
Meigs
Hartman
Carpenter Farm
Ohio
Germany seeks American farm help to rebuild after war
A German committee representing agriculture finance and industry asks top American farm experts for aid in studying German farming methods. J C Marquis of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics will join the party and Dr G R Warren of Cornell will chair the American commission.
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Germany
Agriculture
Finance
Industry
J. C. Marquis
Burau
Agricultural Economica
G. R. Warren
Cornell University
American Commission
New Problems Surveyed At Teo Farm
Rapid developments in agriculture bring new research needs at the Southeastern Test farm. Ohio Experiment Station staff oversee ongoing and new work on nitrogenous plant foods, pasture grasses, dusting for fruit disease control, and cultivation effects. The farm conducts numerous plots on corn breeding, weed control, cultivation, and crop varieties, with long-running wheat studies and fertilizer effects, illustrating evolving practices for regional farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Hartman
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio
Suecessful
4-H Club Workers Active During County Fair Week
County 4-H workers led by extension agent T H Johnson will run demonstrations, parades, a style show, and judging contests August 11, 22, 23, and 24 at Ath ens County Fair. Boys livestock contest winners go to Ohio State fair. champion livestock team and other category winners earn State fair trips. club parade Friday awards banner and gavels for top clubs.
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T. H. Johnson
Athens County
R. Barker
Fair Board
Johnson
Clu
Meta Palos SAYS IS put nat project overt W in great style
In this school notice the girls are instructed on how to fill project pages by club and year. It outlines page allocations for sewing food and poultry projects, naming pages for each activity and asking members to complete sections on their respective pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notles
Food Club
Poultry Club
Practice started by girls of club to present play
State Fair premium lists show 4-H club exhibits planned for the State Fair with Sunshine Workers Hope to raise money for camp. Club leaders praise the spirit, discuss demonstrations, and plan trips to the State Fair. A county picnic and demonstrations reflect strong youth engagement and leadership.
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Posse
Meader
Cou
Sunshine Workers Hope
Shine Tes Resstea
Clover Leaf Clothing Club Meeting Notes
At the last Clover Leaf Clothing Club gathering 32 members and visitor Helen Ackley attended. Mary Margaret Walton Marjorie Morris and others formed the program committee for the next meeting. They planned a picnic supper with food contributions and an ice cream social at Mrs Charles Mansfield. The next meeting date was set for August 2.
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Clover Leaf Clothing Club
Helen Ackley
Mary Margaret Walton
Marjorie Morris
Charles Mansfield jAuthey
Lucille Kinende
Chu Person
Juanita Hel
Brite saiGs Mansfield
Jng
Jolly Workers Plan Potluck Supper Soon
Jolly Workers met at the home of Mrs H R Jacoby for a literary program by Anna Seuss Kathryn Cowen and Anna Jacoby. The group presented songs a skit by the Junior clubs and games with refreshments. A potluck supper and the next meeting at Jacksons school house were planned to select the county demonstration tie.
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H. R. Jacoby
Anna’ Seuss
Kathryn Cowen
Anna
Jacoby
Ation
Norothy Barker
Ci Bs
Jackvills
Buttonhole Making Features Meeting of Zaleski Girls
A 4 H club meeting at Mia Ethel G Mayes's home featured a roll call naming members and a buttonhole contest won by Agnes Woods. No demonstrations occurred and the group plans to reconvene August 2. The notes include a cheeky aside on cheese consumption comparing per capita intake with Switzerland.
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Mia
Ethel G. Mayes
S66
Agnes Woods
Ohio Farm Institutes Show Steady Rise in Attendance
Ohio farm institutes report growth in 1927 28 with three events held, attendance totaling 716052 up from 666250 the prior year. Fr L Alien supervisor of institutes verified attendance and related figures for the year.
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Farm Institutes
Ohio
Farmers’ Institute
Fr. L. Alien
Demonstratio season institutes attendance and shifts in duration
The record notes 3745 sessions with an average attendance of 188 per edition. It highlights a trend toward two day institutes, rising by 37 to 689 total, while one day institutes decline by nine to 123. Independent institutes spent 93,746.23 dollars, with farmers funding direct institute costs.
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I Cin
Girl Finishes Work Offered by Gluck 4-H Booster
A 4-H booster, Gluck, offered work for a girl who completed the assigned tasks. The arrangement is described as profitable and time efficient, highlighting ongoing support for youth programs and community involvement.
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GLUCK
Tampa 4-H Picnic and Meeting on A P Idriseed Farm
A 4-H club picnic at the farm of A. P. Idriseed started the day, followed by a wa meeting at 1:30. The event featured reports by Dora Thompson and Leta Marquis, attendance by Mrs. Channell and others, a sewing program, and a play to raise camp funds. Organizers praised leaders, reflected on four years of club work, and planned future camping and projects amid social activities and refreshments.
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Busy Bee
A. P
Phet
Dora Thompson
Leta Marquis
Leta Smart
Ina Faye Gaul
Mrs.j
Annell
Irmas
Ralph Channell
Shier Elizabeth
Helen Gault
Lucie
Lorene
Anna Starling
Finneet
Milk production climbs in New York metro area
Population growth and rising per capita consumption push total milk output in New York City's metropolitan region higher, signaling expanding demand and dairy farming activity across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Line County Fair
Thermals
Southeastern
Agricultural College
W. S. Buzzard
Oklahoma A. and M. College
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Poe Orty
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Phaia
Tao Kirk
BEE Club
Tampa
Stainbow Clothing Club
Alatheny
Tina Einterns
Chub
Nora Skiver
Nellie Alex
Louise Ohlinger
Jon
Ruth Angle
George Sylvia Anders
Marie Ther
Mary
Teen Pollock
Ralph J
Ralph Walters
Henderson
Matheney
Jackson
Leland Walters
Rey Crompbell
Kenneth Bernard
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