Local notices detail moves visits and a family tragedy
D Rummell remains in service. Clyde Patterson moved his family to the McBride property. Mrs Charlotte Elder visited relatives near Bethesada. Rev Riddick prepares for revival services starting Sunday March 1. Arnoht finished moving from Helck farm to a farm near Findlay. Jor McBride moved to Vaughnsville for a grocery position. J H Krumians off duty due to sickness. Minnie Karg and son Edward visited aunt Mrs Tennie Litzenberger. Elisha Corsnech plans to sell household goods and move with daughter Ella. Mrs Callie Tong joins daughter Mrs Carl Treece near Beagle Station. Ladies Aid of the M and church held two bake sales raising funds. Eye trouble interrupted shopping at Winans. Mr and Mrs Firmid Pahl and baby Harold visited. Leo Hoepf and George Haford attended Urban J. Waner sale. relatives visited. Justine Orians stayed with Rose Bradman. visits between Bradman, Jus tine Orians, and Woodrow. Richard Weaver visited Miss Gladys Myers of Toledo. she later visited M McDonald family and Kathryn in Carey before Mt Vernon trip. Davidson family moved from Hoff farm to Leon Gase farm near Springville. helpers listed. Mrs R J Spitter received a telegram from Lincoln Ne stating nephew George H Davidson was killed by elevator. No further details. shock to relatives, especially grandfather John Davidson, age 83.
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Riddick
Otto
Arnoht
Trom
Helck Farm
Findlity
Jor McBride
Vaughnsville
J. H. Krumians
Minnie Karg
Edward of
Findlay
Tennie Litzenberger
Elisha Corsnech
Ella
P O. Myers
Callie Tong
Carl Treece
R. H. Coldren
Beagle Station
Justine Orians
Rose Bradman
Bradman
Louis
Justine
Orians
Woodrow
Richard Weaver
Gladys Myers
Toledo
M. McDonald
Kathryn
Carey
Mt. Vernon
J F Davidson
Hoff
Leon Gase
Springville
McDonald
Katie
Henry Davidson
Leo Hoopf
Mark Karr
D A, Dow
Crist Hucke
John S. Fox
John Kessler
R J Spitter
Lincoln
Neb
George H. Davidson
John Davidson
Salem area families host dinners and gatherings
Mr and Mrs Wayne Powell of Carey dined with Mr and Mrs Albert Kummerer. The Hafords visited the Clarence Tagley family at Beech Grove. Spring birds return as movers shuttle between homes. William Carr and his mother visited with Mrs Walters Carr and Mr and Mrs Michael Wenzinger. Leo Hoepf hosted John and Mary Wenzinger and children from Grace Chapel and Michael Wenzinger. The J Davidson family and a baby dined with the Lick Run Poultry Farm group. Afternoon visitors included Albert Kummerer and children Mary and Martha Bradman who plan Fremont moves and Marcella Bouckmier who will move to a farm north of McCutchen ville, plus Justine and Dolores Orians at a slumber party. Mr and Mrs Andrew Wax hosted at dinner with Dorothy Shumaker of Indian Mills and Mr and Mrs Leo Brodman.
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Wayne Powell
Carey
Albert Kummerer
And
Bmirs
George Haford
Clarence Tagley
Beech Grove
William Carr
Walter Carr
Michael Wenzinger
Leo Hoepf
John Wenzinger
Grace Chapel
J. & Davidson
Baby
Lick Run Poultry Farm
Mary
Martha Bradman
Fremont
Marcella Bouckmier
McCutchenville
Justine
Dolores Orians
Andrew Wax
Dorothy Shumaker
Leo Brodman
Planting Density Effects on Corn Yields at Ohio Experiment Station
A 21 year study shows four plants per hill at 42 inch spacing yields the most corn in shelled grain and total dry matter. Three plants per hill give the best shelled corn by some measures, while five plants per hill maximize dry matter. Thinner plantings win in poor seasons and silage favors twelve inch row spacing.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Blinder Justice Seeks Bandages Amid Discouraging Work
A Buffalo Enquirer note describes Blinder Justice considering a bandage to shield her eyes from the disheartening tasks ahead, highlighting the burden of the work she must perform.
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Buffalo Enquirer
Spring Wheat Falls Short of Barley in Ohio Tests
Ohio experiments across eleven counties show spring wheat yields averaging 13.71 bushels per acre versus barley 25.15 and oats 59.39. Sixteen year farm averages range from 7.16 to 20.49 bushels for spring wheat with oats yielding higher per acre. Digestible nutrients favor oats over spring wheat, with barley intermediate.
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Ohio Experiment
Cuyahoga County
Meigs County
Wayne County
Leven
Feeding Ewes and Lambs for Profitable Flock Returns
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station findings show thrifty ewes need only a light grain ration before lambing. Legume hay and corn silage support production, while small daily grain boosts milk and lamb vigor. After lambing raise grain to sustain condition and milk, then creep feed lets lambs eat independently.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Seed corn must pass germination tests before Wyandot planting
National Seed Corn Show head E 8B Heaton warns Wyandot county not to plant seed until germination tests prove viability. Heaton notes only about half of early entries are fit for seeding while typical merchantable Ohio corn runs 83 percent. last year’s crop was only 56 percent merchantable.
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Wyandot County
Heaton
Chicago
Ohio
Dormant spray options for San Jose scale control in Ohio
Ohio State University experiment station reports several effective dormant sprays for San Jose scale. Suitable materials include liquid lime sulfur dry lime sulfur soluble sulfur compounds miscible oils and oil emulsions. If European red mite eggs are heavy use oils or emulsions instead of lime sulfur. For peach trees lime sulfur preferred as oils fail against peach leaf curl.
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Ohio
San Jose
Department of Entomology
San’ ‘Jose
Winans Eyewear Ad Urges Local Eye Exams
A city notice urges residents to have their eyes tested by Winans, jeweler and optometrist in Carey. The piece extols public spirit over grand buildings and warns that those who do little for the town are quick to critique every venture.
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Winans
Carey
Carey Markets Corrected This Thursday Morning
The Carey markets were corrected Thursday morning by local dealers. Wheat prices adjusted amid changes in supply and demand affecting regional traders.
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Carey Markets
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MT. Blanchard
D. Rummell
Clyde Patterson
McBride
Charlotte Elder
Bethesada
M. &. Church
Firmid Pahl
Harold
Urban J. Waneler Sale
Salem News
Romeo
Chevrolet
S. H. Krebs Motor Sales
Strand Theatre
Janissariees
Milton Sills
Enid Bennett
Lloyd Hughes
Wallace Beery
Piya
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