Corn Borer Control Report Featured on Farm Radio Program
Progress in corn borer control and cotton grade methods highlighted in the National Farm and Home Hour by the Department of Agriculture. The show, via 38 radio stations and NBC, also covers market views and other farm topics with experts from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics and related divisions.
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Department of Agriculture
National Farm and Home Hour
U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Broadcasting Company
Meek
Tly Laat
A. Bucrasteter
Hvestac
Bureau of Aycullurak Evoromiva
W. B. Lanham
Evoromist
Bureau of Agutara Economics
Garden Calendar and Dairy Show News Summary
The week features a Garden Calendar by W R Gealdls on October crops and pruning tips for dahlias, with advice on staking, feeding, and proper harvesting. Dairy Show reports note broadcasts from the National Dairy Show in St Louis, with coverage by the National Farm and Home Hour across multiple stations and a price-forecast talk by Dr O C Mine on October 16.
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W. R. Gealdls
Bureau of Plant Incustry
L. H. Worthiey
Colton
D. A. McCandiss
Agricultural Statistician
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Second Farm Board
Banker
Land Grant College
D. H. Otis
Agricultural Committee
Americana Association
Federal Crop Reporting Board
National Farm and Home
Wiz
New York
WIR
Detroit
KWE
St. Louie
KSTP
St. Paul
WRVA
Richmond
WJAX
Jacksonville
WHAS
Louisville
WHC
Memphis
WIDX
Jackson
VOD
Tulsa
KPRC
Houston
WKY
Oklahoma City
WRC
Washington
WDAT
Kansas City
Springfield
WBZA
Boston
WELAN
Rochester
KIX
Chicago
WREN
Lawrence
WEEBC
Sunerlar-Duluth
WIOD
Miami Beach
WSM
Nashville
Web
KHQ
Spokane
EFI
Los Angeles
KPO
San Fran
Homo
Beattie
WTMJ
Milwaukee
Department of Agriculture
St. Louis
Missouri
National Broadcasting Company
Aone
Fs Associated
National Dairy Show
Citners
O. C. Mine
Numerous Flowers Bloom Constantly in Ohio Gardens
Ohio State University specialist Victor Rien Tau on lists about 700 flowering plant varieties for continuous bloom from spring to frost. The circular, free from the Agriculture Extension Service, aims to help home owners select plants for steady color throughout the growing season.
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Columbus
Victor H. Rien Tauson
Ohio State University
Poet Home Ownang
Mys Ries
Feagen
Coumuaria
Fall Army Worms Threaten Lawns This Season
Entomologist Dr Tarrimer of the U S Department of Agriculture advises a poison bran bait to protect green lawns from fall army worms. Mix 3 pounds Paris green with 1 pint water and 4 quarts bran, stir well, ensure each bran particle carries poison. Apply thoroughly to affected areas.
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W. H. Carrgimer
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Tarrimer
Paris
Pumpkin Preservation Woes Highlight Farm Report
In October reports from local farms many pumpkins show uneven preservation. Some keep well while others decay rapidly, leaving farmers like J. Van Dyke and neighbors puzzled by storage outcomes on My and Mrs. Parker Saye der properties near here.
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Parker Sayeder
van Dyke
Local Poultry Records Highlight August Leaders
Logan October report from Hocking County poultry shows Miss Vira Davis of Haynes leading with a flock averaging 1697 eggs per month. Nineteen other top flocks include Mira Kuhn of Big Pine with 14.46 dozen eggs per bird and Jonas Rheinacheld’s flock leading year to date at 163.43 eggs per bird.
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Claude Hart Ds
Wilson Eas Taurehite
Washitston
Sande
Prospects Poor For 1730 Potato Crop In Ohio
Ohio State University Rural Economics reports drought and wet spell hurt potato production. Projections show a drop to under a million bushels in some areas, with Mattie’s output down from 60 million to 47 million by September 1. Blight and weather fueled losses. government reports mark October 10 as a key release date. Frederick Hayes Copeland and Athens extension agent Thomas F. Johnson plan to attend the National Dairy Exposition in St. Louis October 19 to demonstrate the Babcock milk testing method.
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Bastede
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Ohio
Mattie
Frederick Hayes
Charlen J Goneland
Hocking Valley Livestock Club
Thomas FH. Johnson
Athens County
St. Louis
Hayes
Copeland
Babcock
Meigs County farmers report unexpected oat crop success
In Meigs County two farmers describe an unplanned oat harvest from a short spring sowing after early warm weather. Despite a partial crop due to drought, field work continued and the trial prompted further testing with local crops and nearby test plots.
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Meigs County
Efyrel
Liege
Scientists Breed Corn Borers in War On Pests
Blington October 4 Four million European corn borers are being raised in a U S laboratory to study parasites and odors that attract borers to corn. The work aims to control one of the worst pests by releasing parasites and testing an olfactometer device to identify appealing scents from plants and various odors. Researchers note early parasite species and plan further trials to prevent spread and aid farm production.
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Blington
Mase
United States
Infanta
Europe
Thompsoni
Tarméra
Kbs
Kerr “USA
N. Batchelder
Balleven
Ait Barthett
Foe Arrighn
Mast
Corm
Botet
PD. W. Domes
Barefoot King and the County Pedal Oddities
A fragmented OCR item describes elderly residents in Mugs County and Orange Township confronting a nomination controversy over a farmer’s age and a bicycle issue. It mentions a barefoot figure and a contentious vote, with partial names and vague events.
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Suter
Orange Township
Melas
Mugs
Chile
No Surplus of Ohio Wheat Predicted Now
Market reports indicate reduced wheat production in Ohio with no surplus forecast this season. Analysts cite lower yields and domestic demand pressures affecting prices and supply stability for farmers and traders.
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Ohio
Synthetic Milk From Robot Cow Unlikely, Wooster Expert Says
An Ohio State dairy expert doubts progress toward a practical synthetic milk, arguing limited advances despite clever manufacturing. He notes inconsistent fat and vitamin content, high costs, and uncertain consumer acceptance, predicting little near-term impact on real milk prices or production.
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Wooster
Old Pick Pullets In Poultry House
In Columbus Ohio the poultry operations discuss keeping pullets in a coop, trimming and housing, segregating older birds from younger to prevent disease and improve growth. Advice covers housing timing, lice inspections, and cautions against disease risk while promoting better milking and productivity in the industry.
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Columbus
Orange
Ponttey
Tha
Ohte Btata University
Umea
Powler
Pattern listings for women and children sewing patterns
The Athens Messenger bogs sewing pattern notices in which numerous pattern numbers are listed. It details sizes, yardage requirements for specific fabrics, and instructions for monograms and embroidery. The advertisement emphasizes fifteen cent price points and mail order service from Patten Potters Department in New York City.
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Edusmd
Hasan Sereliee
Saereco Air Mall
AtRom
Mewenger Potters Department
York City
Sage Whiner
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