Premium Value Is Not Reduced For This Year
Chicago reports premiums unchanged as exhibitors prepare for the 2nd annual International Live Stock exposition running November 20 to December 3. The event draws 12,000 cattle, horses, sheep and swine with a broad international showing. grain and hay shows join the cattle exhibition and 1,040 boy and girl delegates will represent nearly 1,000,000 Chilean members across 43 states. Breeders, especially Hereford cattle, aim for strong displays amid a broader, more uniform judging standard focusing on weight rather than age. 22 acres of barns are being groomed for the event with meat entries slated for post-show processing at local hotels and fleets.
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Hereford Cattle Club
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Linnndon
Thunder Not Linked To Milk Souring Says Official
A distorted text claims thunderstorms do not milk souring. officials say heat and bacteria cause souring, not thunder. The piece links weather to dairy spoilage and suggests warming milk to hasten souring.
Chilling Pork After Slaughter to Prevent Spoilage
The article explains chilling pork immediately after slaughter as essential to prevent spoilage. It notes that U S Department of Agriculture guidance allows using weather or refrigeration spaces, including rental storage or homemade ice brine methods, to keep pork near 39 degrees Fahrenheit for salt penetration in larger cuts.
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Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Plana
Laboratory for Agricultural Engineering Opens in Abington VA
A facility described as a laboratory for agricultural engineering has been completed by the Bureau of Agricultural Engineering. It is equipped with air conditioning to control temperature and humidity for testing machines and soil-working models. The site is in Abington County, Virginia, within the United States Department of Agriculture Experiment Station.
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Timothy Hay In Winter Ration Of Sheep And Lambs
Research from Ohio State suggests timothy hay alone is a weak winter roughage for lambs and ewes. Add corn silage or alfalfa hay and timothy can boost weight gain and production, with protein fortification essential.
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Tela
Foreign Grazing System Tried Here
The United States Department of Agriculture tests a rotation grazing system in America inspired by a German model. It uses rotating pastures and fertilization to boost high producing forage, aiming to improve milk production on limited land with well distributed rainfall. Trials are at the Atita experiment farm in Boellaville, Maryland, with variations in Massachusetts, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
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United States Department
Boellaville
Mad
Grange Opposes Federal Sales Tax and Tax Shifts
The National Grange convention at Winston-Salem discussed opposing a federal sales tax and reduced gas taxes while funding current government expenses. It urged safe interstate transfer of revenue, estate tax reform favoring partial exemption, and excluding farm electricity used in production from the old power tax. The session focused largely on adopting reports.
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Winston-Salem
Honda
National Grange Convention
Grange Alsn
Stalen
Record setting Wyandotte hen lays world champ eggs
No. 301, a white Wyandotte hen at the Bbepwood farm in West Bridgewater Massachusetts, broke the Storrs egg laying contest record by laying 313 eggs in 52 weeks. This marks the highest official output for any Wyandotte in existence.
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Weat Bridgewater
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Potatoes Boost Egg Layers in Winter Feed
The Ohio Experiment Station suggests cooked potatoes are valuable for laying hens. Four pounds of cooked potatoes substitute for one pound of grain, while adding palatability and overall feed intake. Hot mashed potatoes fed at noon or evening help maintain energy during severe weather, with adjustments for temperature and bird appetite.
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Santa Claus to visit Middletown by merchants group
Middletown G Nov 25 Members of the Retail Merchants association announced plans for the annual Santa Claus visit to aid local children. The event will be held on November 25 from 2 o clock until 4 o clock with the organization sponsoring the outing.
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Retaih Merchants Msocitation
An- Mull
Mortgage Woes Hit Ohio Farmers With Rising Foreclosures
Farmers face mortgage strain as Ohio real estate debt reaches 250 million dollars on about one third of farms. Interest alone would consume 63 percent of cash income for many, while foreclosures rise in two northwest counties with land selling below mortgage value. Mortgage holders often buy—averaging 14.50 dollars below per acre debt—amid declining land values and renewed payments.
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Department of Rural Economics
Ohio Experiment Station
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1932 Ohio crop production report summary by J T Falconer
J T Falconer chief of Ohio Rural Economies summarizes the 1932 crop production in Ohio noting 1992 figures were similar acreage to 1981 but slightly lower yields. Wheat yield near 19 bushels per acre, oats about 48 million bushels, corn 124 million, alfalfa up 15 percent, tobacco about normal, hay crop strong in some areas while drought reduced others. Also notes Shakespeare authorship debate on Be Johnnan versus Shakespeare.
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Department of Rural Economies
Ohio
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Shakespeare
Blood spots in eggs signal not spoiled product says USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that a blood spot in an egg does not mean the egg is bad. Spot occurrence is a rare imperfection even in top grade eggs, more common in flocks bred for yield, especially in late spring and fall. Reducing stress and providing green feed helps reduce spots.
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United States Department of Ageiqalara
United States Department of Agricuture
Straw flower vigor and easy to grow in gardens
New York horticultural notes describe straw flowers Helichrysum as vigorous, long blooming perennials from Western Australia. The article outlines their growth, seed production, color range, and best propagation by root division. It also discusses related plants including poppy and Chelidonium species, their climates, and cultivation notes.
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Ohio
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Wisconsin
Missouri
England
Joseph's Coat For The Garden: A Garden Plant Highlight
In New York City a botanic show spotlights Joseph's Coat, a red velvety bronze leafed Amaranthus plant thriving in hot sun with minimal care. It pairs best away from pink phlox and permias, while near white phlox and red yellow zinnias for contrast.
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Distribution of Bramlage Estate in Hamilton Probate
In the Bram lage estate of George C Bram lage Hamilton the gross value was 1710 and net 7850 25 after debt court and a 2500 widow allowance. Disbursements include 9150 to St Stephen church 1050 inheritance tax to be paid. Beneficiaries are Warren J Bram lage Middletown 386 66 Lillian Bramlage Meyers Hamilton 586 16 Mary Catherine Bramlage Hamilton 586 16 Catherine Bramlage widow Hamilton 949 25 tax paid. The widow elected to tax an auto at appraisal.
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Hamilton
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Wicdow
Garden Club Promotes Home Picnic Corners
An article urges homeowners to create a private picnic area in their grounds by thoughtful planting. It highlights avoiding public spots, pests, and trespassing while enjoying open air meals at home.
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Evershady
Antile
Forcing Bulbs for Window Gardens in A Warm Pit
Forcing bulbs like tulips daffodils and hyacinths requires chosen early varieties and careful steps. Use shallow pots with rich soil, place bulbs with tops just below soil, water well, and store in a well-drained pit at about 60 degrees until roots form. Move to light and 70 degrees to bloom, with strong air and ventilation to avoid spindly growth.
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Earth
Alto
Una
Fall Bulbs Color Garden Next Spring At Great Show
Fall planted bulbs promise vivid spring color as the Great Garden Show opens. Tulips, hyacinths, narcissus and crocus lead the display with early blooming varieties followed by later, bold tulips and breeders’ strains. Planting tips and companion species are noted for lasting displays. Georgetown jail: Virgil Armentrout held on harboring killer James W. Weber. bail set at 600.
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Han Wow Whiel
Easy Way to Secure Bigger Peony Blooms
A long, practical guide advises gardeners on peony care. It warns against bud blast, recommends correct planting depth, soil mix, and root placement, and stresses pruning, dividing clumps, and choosing fresh stock. It also notes storage for bulbs, seasonal timing, and moisture management to promote robust blooms. It closes with a note on Mrs. Woodrow Wilson declining interviews in San Francisco.
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