State approves extra appropriation for Carpenter farm funds
Ohio Finance Committee pushes an additional 12500 for the Carpenter farm with 7500 to be spent in 1929 and 5000 in 1930 for cleanup and repairs. Three members are named to inspect Anna Dean farm at Barberton for possible state purchase for a future institution. The Barberton farm sits on 260 acres with valuable buildings. Anna Dean, owner, is Barker’s daughter, a note on Barberton’s rise as a town.
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A. Hartley
Siam
Pomeroy
Ohio
Finance Committee
Tom Jones
Meigs County
Anna Dean
Barberton
Bowden
Summit
Jones
Meigs
Johnson
Chester
Barker
Akron
Anuiariva
Barbers
Civil War Gamp Memory Prompts Ohio Volunteer Call
Citizens recall Civil War era gamp as Ohio University students pledge funds for recruits. General Constable announces U S government call for ten infantry companies from Washington Athens Meigs and Gallia counties ages 18 to 45 for a three month enlistment in Marietta Athens Pomeroy and Gallipolis.
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Ohia
Athens
Washington
Gallia
R. A. Constable
Athen
I. Maule
Amos Layman
George W. Baker
Cyrus Grant
Meine
J. L. Vance
W.P. Johnson
W.W. H. Young
Traut
United States
Ohio
Meigs
Marietta
Pomeroy
Gallinalia
Purdue University in Indiana Sets Agriculture Frontier Example
The text describes Purdue University as a model college aiding agriculture in Indiana. It notes 23,300 acres of farmland, experimental plots, a 260 acre modern breeding farm, a 17 acre poultry unit, a 125 acre fruit and crops farm, and a 120 acre soils and crops area. It details extension work reaching over 260,000 farmers, soil surveys, soybean field meetings, lime and fertilizer guidance, and machinery training.
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Tuniput
Suormaysut
Callan
United States
Purdue University
Ormalton
Nat Oonty
Tr Ram
Kankaker
Pentad
Ter University
Indiana
Superior St
Indiana farm extension work grows with War era lessons
The article describes Indiana agricultural efforts during wartime, including farm experiments in crops and insect control, the Ohio State Guards leaving Camp Dennison for training, and the rise of cooperative marketing. It notes Dean J. H. Skinner leading the agricultural college and extension activities across multiple Indiana counties.
Farm Welfare Talks To Aid Farm and City Progress
A five day radio series from the Farm Program outlines welfare and home economics talks broadcast noon hours by multiple agencies. Topics include child health, parent education, corn market outlook, protecting farm buildings, swine sanitation, and a May crop report summary with station listings across major networks.
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Riiment of Agriculture
Bureau of Home iHeonomies
Serpei
Mies
I Y Whe
Lalse
Ig Hadam
Bess
Bureau of iHome Economics
Mandell Sherman
Washington Child Development Center
Thesday
Florence J. Ward
Taustern
Office of Co-operative
Anna E. Richardson
American iHome Economics Association
G. A. Colte
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Harry E. Rothe
Chem
Bureau of Miistry and Soils
Burmeister
Bureau of Ag ‘Ricultural
Benjamin Schiwirta
Zoological Division
Bureau of Animal Industry
W. I Callander
J. A. Becker
J. B. Shepherd
S. A. Jones
Federal Crop Reporting Board
S. T
National Broadcasting Company
WRC
Washington
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WEAS
Louisville
KFEKX
Chicago
KSTP
St. Paul-Minne+ Sapolis
WHO
Des Moines
Davenport
WOW
Omaha
WDA
Kansas City
KYOU
Tulsa
WFAA
iDallas
WUIA
San Antonio
KWK
St. Louis
KOA
Denver
Wb5b
Atlanta
WSM
Nashville
WMC
Memphis
Livestock Sales Totals for Athens County Grow to 100 Thousand
Athens Livestock Corporation reports 1928 29 totals of 707 cattle 949 sheep and lambs 700 hogs and 320 other livestock for 410 producers. Fertilizer seed and machinery sales pushed revenue to 100 944 23 with a top cattle check of 3801 to G Y Tedrow and best individual prize of 174 for a steer.
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Athens Livestock Corporation
County Farm Bureau
N. E. Mills
Woolhouse
G. Y. Tedrow
Guysvilie
Ohio
Four Pointers Comfortable Convenies Homes Are Assured By Consideration in Building
Four pointers confirm comfort and design in new homes under construction. Builders emphasize careful planning and reliable materials to ensure sturdy, livable residences for future occupants.
Four considerations in home building for comfort and value
At ABANA on May 4 Emma Wyatt of Amesville notes four home planning points: analyze family needs, prepare aligned plans by a reliable architect, contract with a trustworthy builder, and supervise execution through inspection to ensure contract terms. FE, H. Stout sold 12 steers Aug 27 at 14 per head. Baird Brothers sold 20 corn-fed steers Feb 2% at 11.73, top car-load price. Herefords lead the herd with four cows from O D Dailey Albans selling for 103.20 total.
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Abana
Saya W
A. Foster
University of Tinos’ College of Agriculture
Emma Wyatt
Amesville
H. Stout
Baird Brothers
O. D. Dailey
Albans
Pigs to be shown on Livestock Days at Wooster and other Ohio sites
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station plans feeding trials for profit with test pigs. Pigs will be shown on Livestock Days at Wooster April 13 Kenton April and Cincinnati April 24. The event asks if oats can profitably feed pigs and if grinding or supplement mixes affect efficiency.
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Ohio Agricultural Periment Station
Ohio
Wooster
Kenton
Columbus
Cincinnati
Judge J J Woots Varied Gare and Court History
Judge J J Woots had a varied career and long court involvement across many places. He faced hotly contested election challenges and rumors of impropriety on ballot day. He owned farm property in Alexander Township and belonged to a family with legal and professional ties in Cleveland and Ohio University athletics.
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Signea 1
Wood
L. €. Wotell
Judge Wood
Perry
Fuge Wood
Alexander
Fudge Wool
Emily Bingham Pullins
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