Farmers to study test farm methods at Ohio picnic
Annual joint picnic of farmers in Hocking Meigs Athens and Vinton Counties will offer tours at the Southeastern Ohio Test Farm near Carpenter. Officials will demonstrate soil preparation seed and fertilizer choices beef and sheep experiments poultry ration refinements weed control and wheat planting dates. Perry Green and other officials are slated to speak. more than 1500 farmers and families expected.
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Ohio
Hocking
Meigs
Athens
Vinton
Southeastern Ohio
Carpenter
Hartman
CC. M. Ferguson Extension
Ohie State University
A. J. Willard
Crops Department
Ohio State Univerity
Gallon
Oble
Wooster
Southeastern Union
Diente Atendants
Perry Grean
Columbia
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Rural Ohio Ice Cream Growth Reported in Survey
Rural Ohio shows increasing ice cream consumption driven by delivery trucks improved containers and refrigeration wayside stands. A dairy official statement notes milk quality and pasteurization support the dairy products industry with farmers benefiting from steadier cream and butter demand. Athens identified as a key milk district.
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Ohie
Eastern Life Insurance Company
Avery
Ohio
Athens
Window Box Planting Pointers From Expert
Instructions for home window boxes by I Victor Lumsden of the Bureau of Plant Industry advise tender plants need frost protection, with maple as an indicator. Box depth eight to twelve inches, proper drainage, good soil, and regular watering essential. suggest shade choices like ferns begonias and trailing vines for visual appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Victor Lumsden
Bureau of Plant Endustry
Department of Agriculture
Jersey Stock Selected for Cattle Shows at Athens County Fair
Jersey cattle from Athens County herds were chosen for the Athens County Fair and Jersey Parish Show in Marlena the first week of September after a university extension trip. Selection included bulls and cows from Ashcraft Hayes Poston and Lat herds, with specific ages and two year to four year cows.
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Jersey
Athens County
Jersey Parish
Marlena
Kellip
Ohio State University
T. H. Johnson
Ben Bull
Kenasth
Hayes
Oakey Ashcraft
Kenneth Hayes
H. Rowell
KE. Poston
Ben Lat
Mr. Ashcraft
P Russell
Ben Baths
Ashcraft and Hayes
Brandeberg
Me. Clark
Mr. Starkey
Ohio Poultry Day planned in Wooster June 19
Ohio Poultry Day scheduled for Thursday June 19 at Wooster with 9 30 a m discussions led by D C Kengard Poultry investigations. J Holmes Marlin head of University of Kentucky Poultry Department will speak on breeding and laying, with sessions on range management hatchery breeding and housing. The event aims to boost poultry practice and production drawing visitors from nearby states.
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Ohio
Thiradas
Wooster
D.C. Kengard
J. Holmes Marlin
University of Kentuckys
Wilh
Ohio Poultrymoon
Air Shipments of Chicks Reach Mexico City
Southwest chicks are shipped by air to Mexico City and other Latin American points. Athens County Chickeries in Texas, run by H C Chappel, records 1600 chick shipments with Pan American Airways, promising fast delivery and strong demand in Mexico and beyond. The operation, led by Chappel and Len Borr, expands markets with air transport and robust hatchery capacity, highlighting safety and certification in transit.
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West
Athena Poultry
Mexico
Cibut
la Sales
H.C. Chapspel
Cappel
Athens
T County
Chappel
Mexico Ciy
Vila Pan American Airways
South
Wheppel
Texas
Len Borr
Ian Agent
Alexico City
Mexico City
Mes
Alexandrr High
Tla
Bat Tie
Smith
Mask Wuntayatari
Obla Rinte University
Elk
Vest
Sacimier
Thaith
Mathews
Yier
Richard Vest
Ecretaris Kepnath
Jes
Freuanier
Nini
Monehe
Poohert Aialeh
Cairn
The
Southwesternn Poultry Journal
le Feria
Athens County
Rural youths describe trip to Washington on radio
Rural youths from four corner of the CAM nd States gathered in Washington for the National 4-H Club camp will describe in the radio audience of the National Warn and Hone Hour on Friday June 19 their first impressions of the Nation's capital. They will be selected from the Mato, Miorida, New Mexico, and Wash ington State delegations at the pre Vomit camp. Their talk will be heard through the farm and Home Hour network of 35 radio stations associated with the National Broadcasting Company. Programs of the week include price reports and grain markets with Farm Board messages. The National Farm and Home Hour runs daily with a list of stations across the country.
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CAM Nd
Washington
Mato
Miorida
New Mexico
Naonal Broadcasting Compraiy
Wack
Ed ‘Ral Farm Board
Nenarment of Agriculture
Farm Board
KF. A. Melex
A. C. Hunter
Food Control Division
Food and Drug Administration
Buainesa
M.S. Eisen
Hower
Department of Agriculture
Bess Viermont
Bureay of Fame
Edgar Mattham
Federal Farm Board
National Farm and Home
WIZ
New York
WIR
Detroit
KWK
J. Louisa
KSTP
WRVA
Richmond
WIAX
Jacksonville
WHAS
Louisville
WMC
Memphis
WIDX
Jackson
KVOO
Tulsa
KPRC
Houston
Oklahoma City
WRC
WDAF
Kansas City
WBZ
Springfield
WBZA
Beston
WHAM
Rochester
KPKX
WRENN
Lawrence
WEBC
superior-Duluth
WRT
Charlotta
WIOD
Miami Beach
WSM
Nashville
WSB
Atlanta
WSMB
New Orleans
WFAA
WBRAP
Tallor- Fort Worth
WOAT
San Antonio
WOW
Omaha
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WAPI
Birmingham
ETHS
Hot Springs
KMAR
Lincoln
WLW
Cincinnati
WPTF
Raleigh
WBAL
Baltimore
WHO
Dex Moines
Wot
Davenport
KOA
Denver
KGO
San Francisco
KGW
Portland
KFQ
Spokane
KFI
Los Angeles
KPO
Ban
Brenton
KOMO
Seattla
WIMS
Milwaukee
Careless Methods in Milk Production Cause Losses
Ohio State University reports milk rejected at Columbus markets due to careless production or improper cooling. In 1920, 25,910 gallons were refused, with experts predicting higher losses in spring’s warm spells. Clean barns, proper milking, and sanitary handling are urged to preserve milk quality and public health.
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Olumbus
Scott Sutton
Deity Husbandry Department
Ohio State University
Columbus
Tone Farma
Seiten
Ohio
Printed Chiffon Fashions Lovely New Frocks
A fashion feature by Anne Adams highlights printed chiffon frocks for warm weather. New models emphasize sheer fabric, vibrant colors from red to green, and slim silhouettes with minimal trimming. Patterns 1879 to 1865 showcase capelet fronts, Y-necklines, belts, and varied sizes with yardage details and ordering notes.
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Anne Adams
Chile
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U. S. Bureau of Dairy Industry
Department
Ruth Skeen
St. Petersburg
Ruth ¢Ao
Southwest
Seasory
Sutton
Ington
S. C
Wieth
Canada
Th. Bi Bureau of Agricultural Koonowiled
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Colorado
Ortson
Courma
Chitten
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Pattarnigi
Patter
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