Market Talk From Farm Institute At Ohio State
In Columbus Ohio on May 17 the sixth summer session of the American Institute of Co operation will be held July 7 12 at Ohio State University. Topics include marketing problems and the first year results of the Federal Farm Board with the Agricultural Marketing Act. Leaders officials educators and 1600 representatives from farmers groups colleges universities federal and state agencies tribes and vocational schools are expected.
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American Institute of Co-operation
Ohio State University
Federal Farm Board
Public sessions and conferences staged for July week
The week of July 7 to 12 features general public meetings with public officials and marketing specialists. Special conferences for vocational education teachers run alongside the general sessions. The National Cooperative Council plans its annual meeting at the institute with G. O. Moser of Dallas as council president.
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Geo
Wil Ad
Istitute
G. O. Moser
Dallas
Tea+ ba
Wr G. R. Fay
University of Oronts
Perennial Borders and Planting Pointers for Yearly Bloom
Janus tone guide explains choosing perennials and annuals for a continuous bloom from spring to fall. Notes on regional planting times from Washington DC area, longevity of perennials, chrysanthemum as late bloomer, and selections like Joe Pye weed asters goldenrod daylilies and rose, with emphasis on seasonal timing and winter protection.
Late hatch chicks need extra care in warm weather
The article warns that chicks hatched in May and June require continued heat and close attention even when weather warms. It advises keeping heat for at least five weeks, housing strategy indoors in May, and gradual outdoor exposure with safe ground and predator control to prevent losses. It highlights risks from heat, ventilation, and ground access.
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Jess Lel
iFashion Dictates In Flower Garden
COLSIBUS May 17 There are advanced styles and novelties in flowers and shrubs for the home garden as well as clothes and fur. C Chadwick of the horticulture department notes several unusual deciduous shrubs welcome in the home garden. Cotoneaster damson is a six foot shrub with dark foliage and bright red berries lasting through winter. Syringa wolfiana the Wot Honeysuckle has many branches with lilac flowers and strong fragrance. Syringa aerophylla blooms twice a year with a first bloom later than common lilac and a second in fall. Viburnum fragrans, newest Viburnum, blooms early with purplish flowers in late April before leaf-out, growing to about three feet with fragrant blooms on bare branches.
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Boreas
Dont Indust
TS Department of
Ageicultire
Washington
D .S
Columbua
Washington Ft
Joe Pye
Beatty
C. Chadwick
Herticuthure Department
Ira
Lawensey
Chadwick
Spring Zesp Flavorings For Meat And Fish Dishes
A fragmented note advises home cooks to use varied flavorings to garnish and flavor meat and fish. It mentions Suances and general seasoning ideas to combat a jagging appetite, reflecting a kitchen tip from a domestic column.
Replacement of Pine Seedlings at Newton McClead Farm
Marshfield isp mient reports 500 trees replaced on Newton McClead Farm as part of a district effort. Ohio Department of Agriculture sent the stock and 2000 seedlings were planted last fall with 80 percent surviving winter. Athens County Extension agent T. H. Johnson and Marshfield High School instructors Mr Barker plus students led the replants.
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Ipmient
Newton McClead Farm
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Newton McClead
T. H. Johnson
Athens County
BR. J. Barker
New Marshield High School
Lack of Care Is Costly in Hog Shipping
The Livestock Loss Prevention Association of Ohio investigated a hog shipment tied to dead livestock and poor bedding. They found hundreds of hogs had been loaded on foul bedding, with overexposure and rough handling. The shipper claimed 2435, settled for 196 after delays. Stakes cover farmers, carriers, and consumers.
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Fu Reese
Assoton
Ohio
Cher Song
Oregon Women First To Raise a Champion
Mrs Neal of Oregon, with help from three sons, produced Quality Girl a 600-pound Jersey cow that set records for fat and milk yield at major Western stock shows. Her successful dairy plant and sanitation practices boosted profits, while Gooseberry tarts and global wool trends close the report.
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Newt Hid
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Mra Neal
Etite Apicultural College
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Treae
Daly
Nealth
Mit
Herbert
Small Ohio Farms Demand Drives Bankers Survey
Four hundred Ohio bankers responded to the Federed Crop Pros polling service inquiry on farm real estate activity. Most favored small, well improved farms on good roads, with sixty percent citing farmers as the most frequent buyers, fourteen percent speculators, and thirteen percent mortgagees. Demand grew near industrial centers as workers, many from farms, sought small farms.
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Ohio
Federer
J. Paleoner
Oh Liperiment Stition Wooster
Mearly
Cattle Market Dominates US Feeder Cattle Trade
The Kansas City livestock market handles the largest number of feeder cattle in the country. A majority of such animals in the United States pass through its yards, underscoring its leading role in the feedlot sector.
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Kansas City Livestock Market
United States
Detour Maps for Ohio to be Published Weekly by Auto Club
Ohio motorists will receive weekly detour maps this motoring season. The Ohio State Automobile Association and State Highway Department will publish the official detour guide with routes described and length and condition notes. Director Ward and Harry E Neal coordinated the plan with clubs and local officials to ensure broad distribution via affiliated chapters.
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Ohio State Automobite Association
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State Association
Ward
Harry E. Neal
Highway Department
Lang
Ohio State Automobile Association
South East Ohio Motor Club
H. Ss. Burgett
Berry
Athens
Chas, C. Fanes
Une Resecnation
Stat
Wmmallera
Salt of Highway
Cuba
Souris
Ohio Automobile Clul
Home sewing creates stylish summer frocks at low cost
The article highlights inexpensive cotton frocks with molded bodices and minimal trimming, featuring prints in navy blue, aquamarine, pink and apricot. It previews patterns 1705, 175, 1776, 1805, 1862, 1752, 1799, 1674 with yardage details and ordering through The Athan's Messenger department.
Cows Pay Checks in County Dairy Trade Scramble
In Athens County dairy dealings during the first week of April about 30 farmers and milk dealers report payments totaling roughly 4196 pounds for cattle and dairy products. The scene involves buyers and venders amid a volatile market with fluctuating prices and late settlements.
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Athena
Athens County
Carniars
Athens
Afirmade Uric
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Hele Oth
Dante Pho
Mutter
Mirket
Nlcrobes
Hoa Wien
Roses Thrive in Rich Soil and Deep Planting
Instructions advise deep planting for roses with well spaded rich earth. Dig holes and place plants so roots are covered, mound soil around before top growth, and water after planting. Geological details include spacing and mulch practice, aiming for robust establishment.
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Athens
Mr. Dower
Gio Lewet
Held Four Field Days at Wooster
Director Williamina of the Ohio Agricultural Society lists four field days at Wooster with dates in June and August. Events include demonstrations and talks, inviting interested parties to attend the gatherings.
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Wooster
Willlnina
Ohio
Telat Wooster
Apeitig Hd
Dalry Bey
Radio Program Explores Ice Cream Effect on Dairies
National Ice Cream Week program opens May 19 with O E Reed chief of the Bureau of Dairy Industry discussing fattening effects of ice cream on dairy farmers. The broadcast is part of the National Farm and Home Hour from 35 NBC stations with a lineup of topics through May 24 including market and economic insights and farm reports.
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Bureau of Dairy Industry
Department O Agriculture
National Farm and Home Hour
National Broadcasting Company
Uconomica
Teleast
Quilon
Pederok Cray Reporting Board
Conten
UD Wheeling
Fund
Ora Monvist
Aunas Cee
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