Few Pointers for Safe Driving From Society of Automotive Engineers
Jono A C Warner secretary and general manager of the Society of Automotive Engineers presents six safety tips for motorists. He stresses adapting to changing roads surfaces and car tech, observing highway courtesy, maintaining brakes and tires, and preplanning tire blowouts. Experts say only two percent of accidents stem from mechanical failure. drivers bear the rest.
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Jono A. C. Warner
The
Society of Automotive Engineers
Higha
Warner
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Spray Thistles Now Advises Plant Expert
H. A. Runnels of the Ohio Experiment Station urges fall spraying of Canada thistle with chlorate solutions to kill regrowth. Apply one pound per gallon of water, delivering three gallons per square rod, with follow up sprays in May and subsequent summers to prevent reestablishment.
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Canada
H. A. Runnels
Ohio Experiment Station
Danger states driver exams lax in many states
Report notes that 22 million drivers operate without state driver examinations while the auto industry shows about 1100 paint color combinations. The warning urges regular oil checks and wheel inspections to prevent accidents and injuries.
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Danger States
United States
Athens Pattern Department Promotes New Cotton Fabrics
The Athens Messenger notes shoppers relaxed approval of yard goods after Mr Budget’s doubt. The Pattern Department showcases a seapot cotton fabric set, contrasting pique options, and simple wool blend patterns. Catalogs offer 52 pages plus juniors and kids’ patterns, with patterns priced at 15 to 25 cents.
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Ita
Athena Messenger Pattern Department
Wéettin Street
New York
NYT
Beetle Quarantine Decision Delayed Still Under Review
Washington October 10 A decision on extending the quarantine against the Japanese beetle likely will not be reached before next month. Dr Lee A Strong head of the Bureau of Plant Quarantine said the transcript of hearings will be studied and state quarantine officials consulted after strong protests from nursery and farm interests in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Lee A
Bureau of Plant Quaranting and Control Administration
Strong
Soft pork linked to raw soybeans prompts caution to hog feeders
Everett F. Roquemore reports on the risk of soft pork from feeding raw soybeans. He notes soy beans oil content causes soft pork in hogs, detailing historical losses, regional shifts in hog quality, and industry resistance to penalties for soft pork.
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Everett FE
Roquemore Packers
Corn Belt
America
Chicago
St. Louis
Packer
Fort Worth
Texas
Cucaga
Ohio Agriculture Notes on Hog Marketing and Home Grower Tips
J W Waichet urges pork producers to market hogs at 200 pounds. Geo Eitel reports the year’s top sweet corn yield at 4.02 tons per acre from 5.5 acres. Ohio county government may save by consolidating offices. Storage tips cover lard cans for winter root crops. State Forest Nursery seeds offer hardwood seedlings for fall planting including black walnut and white oak. Spring planting advised for pines and spruces due to soil heaving risks.
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J. W. Waichet
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Department of Horticulture
Geo Eitel
Cieleville
Pickaway County
Eitel
MUA Employment Figures From Bus Industry Rise
The motor bus industry shows over 100000 full time wage earners with an annual payroll near 175 million dollars. The data reflects broad employment and economic impact within the sector.
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MUA
Hes Np
Fall garden clean up cuts disease risk in roses and perennials
A fall garden clean up reduces overwintering diseases says Paul K. Tiford of the Ohio Experiment Blottoh. Remove and burn old leaves from peonies hollyhocks phlox and other perennials and rake rose leaves after leaf drop to prevent black spot and mildew from surviving winter. Burning plant debris lowers future infection risk and eases next year’s control efforts.
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Paul K. Tiford
Department of Botany and
Ohio
Problems of Farm and Garden Q and A in Ohio
A compilation of farmer questions answered by United Press style column. Topics include black rot on grapes and Bordeaux spray timing, squash bugs and control limits, wheat variety notes Trumbull and Fulhio, corn husking costs, rising Ohio farm debt from 1910 to 1930, poultry pallets precautions, internal parasites, hay shortages, simple vegetable storages, turnips as dairy feed, and mole bulb damage with strychnine bait for mice in runs.
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United Press
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Trumbull
Stover
Ibaa
United States
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Battery Needs inspection Now
With the seasonal change to cooler weather drivers are urged to inspect car batteries before cold weather. The article notes batteries face unusual strain in cool temperatures and advises visiting for inspection to prevent failure.
House Swap Mystery on Twelfth Street Lot
In Santa Monica, nurse Agnes Mitchell found a builder raised a $2,200 English cottage on her vacant Twelfth Street lot after she pointed to it as the intended site for her home. Contractor and Naumoff’s adjacent lot concern a legal mix up as an arrangement reportedly allowed a lot trade.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Mike Agnes M. Mitchell
Twelfth Street
V. Naumoff
Twallth Street
Mitchell
New York Dairy Methods On Air This Week
The Farm and Home Hour features dairy farmers methods in the milk shed. W B Hart Cornell University outlines how New York farmers cut milk costs. The broadcast covers sales, markets, home industries, and chemistry research with state and federal extension voices.
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Tost
New York
T Vv. B. Hart
New York State Extension Service
West Virginia Extension Service
Reuben Brigham
Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
Federal Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Henry G. Knight
C. A. Burmeister
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
J. B. Shepard
A. G. Peterson
V. Whatin
Ruth van Deman
Bureau of Hore Economics
W. R. Beattie
Bureau of Plant Industry
Land Grant College
W. B. Hart
Cornell University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Uncle Sanvs Forest Rangera
Forest Service Riki
Henry G Waight
County Title Changes and Property Transfers Ledger
County titles listed with warranty deeds affidavits and quit claims across townships Athens Athens City Amesville Lode Troy Waterlog and York. Transactions include transfers to multiple parties, subdivisions and undivided interests with details of acreages and entitlements. notices cite connections to the Farm Board and Carbondale School.
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Athens Township
C. C. Bolen
J. H. Baker
Stanley Helghts
Athens City
George B. Connett
Mabel E Connett
Beckwith
L. F. Jones
Amesville Corporation
Alma Tinker
C. A. Gardner
Lode Township
Parry F. McClanahan
James McClanahan
Matthew Weisenbach
Mary O. Weisenbach
Frank Robinson
Vera L
Phyllis V. Robinson
Stewart
Vera L. Robinson
Dixie L. Williams
Troy Townshep
S. E
Mary A. Showalter
J.C
Gona Showalter
Jonathan Cubbison
Sarah B. McKaniel
Sarah EB
McDaniel
A Ta Delmer
Silvia Cubbison
Glouster Corporation Charies Hinwa
Mutul, Home and Savings Association
Eliza J. Pidcock
Clara Whitt
Ethel Holland
Carbondale
Wiliam Pidcock
Clara White
Carbondste
Wararnty
York Township
Indiana requires truckers to carry red flares on highway
Truck operators in Indiana must carry red flares to place on the road when stalling at night. The flares warn approaching motorists of a stalled vehicle in the dark.
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Indiana
Advertising guidance for modern households in Messenger
The excerpt argues that truthful advertising serves the indispensable knowledge for a young wife on what to buy how to stretch money and keep a home fresh and stylish. It claims shopping messages offer real value by detailing dependable foods and latest styles for women and families.
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