Improvement Predicted in Dairy Business for Columbus
Columbus July 7. Carl J West Ohio Farm Bureau research forecaster says dairy business likely to improve as butter production declines and consumer demand rises. May and June show lower butter production than last year, while butter consumption increases about 2 percent from January to June. Prices stabilize somewhat but June will be the lowest for that month since 1946. Milk products show a notable decline in May prices for dry skimmed and dry whole milk, with overall dairy stockpiles still high but below last year.
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Columbus
Carl J. West
Ohio
Barevu
Pricra
Wasytter
U. S. Department of Culture
Hoover
Unite States
Lincoln
Ewope
Thomas Jeffersan
Bone
Elate
Nitrogen Side-Dressing For Corn Trial Findings
Nitrogen side dressing on corn shows promise with quick N sources. Experiments on Obio experiments farmed fields report gains of about 6 bushels per acre from 10 pounds of carbonate of soda. Trials in 1980 faced weather issues and many were abandoned. The practice requires careful timing to avoid burning plants and leaching.
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Obio Tera
Obio
J. S. Cuttee
Honey as radiator antifreeze used by motorists
Honey serves as a year round radiator aid offering antifreeze in winter and cooling in summer due to its higher boiling point than water. J L Hambleton notes use in flu West and other dry regions. cautions include honey leaking through small openings and risking gasket and hose connections if not tightly sealed.
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J. L Hambleton
United States
Jetian
Fertilization of Lawns In Summer
A guide to summer lawn care emphasizing soil, rainfall, and heat challenges. It advises regular, moderate fertilization to promote dense turf and suppress weeds. Recommends soluble nitrogenous fertilizers such as ammonium sulfate at about 4 pounds per thousand square feet, evenly applied and well watered to avoid burn.
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P. A. Welley
Ohio Experiment Station
Sril
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES OF EARLY AMERICAN FIGURES
A fragmentary list notes birthdays and death dates of several historical figures: Thomas Hooker born in England and a Connecticut founder, Philip Physick famed Philadelphia surgeon, George Sharswood a Pennsylvania jurist, Mitchell Pridden pathologist linked to Rockefeller Institute, and Willard Tilivore a New York lawyer. The text blends unchanged dates and places with OCR errors.
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Thomas Hooker
New England
England
Hartford
Conn
Philip
Philadelphia
George Sharswood
Drought Resistant Corn Developed at Ames Stations
The U S Department of Agriculture and State Experiment Stations report drought resistant corn lines, notably the Dark Green Lancaster strain from Ames Iowa. In tests under 106 degree heat and low moisture, it yielded 59.5 bushels per acre, outperforming 12 other varieties. Self fertilized lines show true breeding potential for drought resistance, aiding future breeding programs.
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Tagk
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Industry
Lancaster
Ames
Toira
Brosses
Distribution of $3200 in Manessier partition suit
An order of Gle in common pleas court shows distribution of $3,200 from a sheriff sale following a partition suit of Victor L Manessier. Manessier received $134.90 dower and $1,477.99 as his share. others received $324.55 each. Named recipients include Charles H Young and multiple Young family heirs and guardians.
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Manessier
Gle
Common Pleas
Victor L Manessier
Maneesier
Charles H. Young
Ruly May Young
Weilig
Anca Bella Young Schindler
Albert Dy Young
Tonthe
Joseph Young
Donia Young Weaver
Charles Young Cloud
Debhert Young Naylor
Beatrice Carroll
Yours Smith
Sets Aside Sale in Dontri Suit
Judge EL J. Keutz in common Betecoat Saturday set aside a sheriff sale that followed the Middletown Buiting and De posit association against Emilia Donisi and others, holding advertisements were erroneous. He ordered another sale.
Adrian Bowling Sues for Divorce in Hamilton Court
Adrian Bowling of Hamilton sues Myrtle Bowling of South Twelfth Street Hamilton for divorce in common pleas court alleging continual quarrels. Case filed Monday with no children reported.
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Adrian Bowling
Hamilton
Myrtle Bowling
Twelfth Street
Camion Plean
Newport
Kyo
Wheat Ranks As Cheap Hog Feed In Tests At Ohio Station
In Ohio experiments led by swine investigator WL Robison, wheat fed hogs reached market two weeks earlier than corn fed pigs and wheat was worth about 48 percent more per pound. Ground wheat outperformed whole wheat, with grinding improving efficiency and savings per 100 pounds of gain. Soaking and moistening showed limited or no additional benefit, while proper grinding and self-feeding proved practical.
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WL. Robison
Ohio Esperiteot Station
Eden
Robison
Woose
Police thwart car theft at North Third Street garage
Patrolman Robert Welch arrived as a thief busted a car window at 117 North Third Street. The intruder fled before Welch could confront him after hearing the breaking glass in the garage behind 124 North Third Street where a Braunwart car lay targeted.
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Braunwart
Robert Welch
Joe Brannwast
North Third Street
Who Were Early Settlers Of Butler County
Butler County history project seeks descendants of early settlers who arrived before 1820. Oxford Research Club invites preservation of pioneer folk songs, recipes, and memories in a commemorative book for future generations.
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Butler County
Butler Mounty
Oxford
Ameritas
Historic Ohio High Spots in Early Columbus
The article recounts Ohio's early Columbus origins with the 1813 leglislative designation of Columbus as state capital, the 1817 incorporation of the borough, and the first mayor and council. It notes pioneer occupations hinted by a local poet, and mentions state offices moving from Chillicothe with plans for future legislature sessions in the new city.
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Texes
Columbus
Cobanbas
Robert W.mccoy
Tod Cutler
Robert Armstrong
Henry Brown
Caleb Hanston
Michael Patton
Jeremiah Armstrong
Jsreis Fite
John Kerr
Pika
Mel Coy
Cutler
Armstrong
Brown
Houston
Patton
J. Arms
Pike
Kerr
Pythian Sisters To Meet Tuesday
Pythian Sisters Lone Side Temple will hold their next regular meeting Tuesday July 14. A chicken dinner will be served at the temple on Worth Second Street Tuesday between 5 and 7 oclock replacing this week’s meeting.
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Pythian Sisters
Lone Siace Temple
Wil
Worth Second Street
Immanuel Church Holiday Picnic Draws Crowd
The Immanuel Church at Holiday hosted a picnic with hundreds attending. Friends and families enjoyed games and contests, followed by a luncheon and supper, making for a lively day at Rieser’s Grave area.
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Immanuel Church
Holiday Picni
Immanuel
Pamiliea
Frianda
Daly of Rieser
Twins Arrive at Jack Reid Home in Covington
Two newborn twin daughters arrive at the home of Mr. Jack Reid in Covington Kentucky on July 2. Both infants are thriving and well. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry G Bibel of Franklin.
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Jack Reid
Dr Jos Pater Jr Ends Training At Good Samaritas Hospital
Dr Joseph Pater Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Pater of 264 Washington Street completed internship at Good Samaritas hospital. He will become a graduate physician and is expected to practice in Hamilton. He is brother of Dr Walter Pater and Dr Slanter J Pater.
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Joseph Pater
Joseph Oh. Pater
Washington Street
Smong
Taternes
Good Samaritas Hospital
Pater
Jena
Walter Pater
Slanter J. Pater
Algo
Hamilton
Reese
Leshner Co seeks injunction over Bender pipeline plan
The Leshner Corporation with a Hamilton plant on Central Avenue seeks an injunction to stop William E. Bender of 500 South Street from laying a pipeline across Leshner property to a filling station on Central Avenue opposite the plant. The suit claims Bender intends to place the terminus near the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks.
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Leshner CO
Bender
Leshuee Corporation
Cestral Avenue
Hamilton
Wiliam E. Bender
South
Leshner
Salton Central Avenue i
Lehner
Tammen
Baltimore and Ohio
Hoober Estate Appraised At 5300 In Hamilton
The Hoober estate of Hardley A. Hoober in Hamilton was valued at 5300 with 3300 in real property and 2759 in salt items, per Ralph R. Asbury d W Brauth and TEL Myers in probate court. Frederick P. Hoober widower and Doris Hoober as administrator reported expenses of 781.45. The Bible’s role in Jewish life is discussed beyond the biblical period.
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