Unclear OCR Summary of Gardeners and Seasonal Shortages
The readable text outlines issues around a difficult season for gardeners with mentions of wages, markets, permits, and food supplies. It references communities, villas, and a family in the United States amid a broader discussion of agriculture and living conditions.
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Farners
Catia
Gates Gee
Bincieanes
Anvny
Dutta Dalies
Alf Lane
Haig
Eitiog
Stell
Pia
Glee Prada
Afraid Corn Won’t Mature In Silo Construction Debate
The article discusses ongoing concerns about silo construction and whether corn will mature. It notes frequent annual interest and public din in some quarters, but concludes there is no warrant to believe the corn or silo efforts will fail.
Vegetables Cheap in Market Despite Rain and High Prices
A garbled market note reports vegetables remaining affordable in Buller County amid variable weather. It notes oversupply from home growers, price shifts for lima beans and greens, and expectations of abundant produce next week while other items show mixed demand and quality concerns.
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Xeoune
Buller
Tie Leval Market
Prospects for Live Stock and Farm Profitability
The article argues mechanization and improved breeding raise farm profits. It notes rising use of mechanical power in agriculture and the enduring value of well bred horses cattle hogs and dairy stock. It emphasizes farmers who breed and feed stock can expect clearer profits with high quality animals.
Arguments For Building Silos During Farm Expansion
The fragment outlines reasons to build silos including preserving corn crop quality, storing feed for dairy or beef animals, smoothing supply during wet weather, and providing economical forage during drought or short pastures. It emphasizes durability, dual use, and value as a feed reserve.
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Etonomines
Weeds Take Over After Wet Weather This Season
A fragmented farm note describes a poor weed crop cycle with wet conditions driving weed growth. It notes farmers in Corville and nearby towns facing crop competition and asks if anyone can identify the weed names and methods to manage them.
Ohio National Guard Receives 500 Shots-a-Minute Machine Guns
The Ohio National Guard received 24 machine guns capable of 500 shots per minute from the War Department. Guardsmen tested them at Yellow Springs and reported the weapons as valuable additions. Each gun weighs about twenty pounds and can be carried easily. crews will use asbestos gloves to handle heat. The guns are slated for field use with four per regiment and are accurate to 2700 yards, mounted on tripods about a meter high.
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Ohio National Guard
Uegurewee
Gumudsmar
Yellowsprin
Ermenstraloert
oMvials
Applications for Trip for Farm Boys to State Fair
The county announces trips for farm boys to the State Fair in Columbus. Applications are due, with names including Joseph Riley, Vernon Chapman, Roy Tumse, and others. County officials are away at the Pana Exposition. late or missing applications may be void. The process awaits completion by the County Commissioners and township trustees.
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Farmer Boys
Columbus
Iple
Wition
Joseph Riley
Meretown
Vernon Chapman
Garl Baryl- Tumse
Kyle
Selwarla Aml
California
Hading
Pana Exposition
Elise
Farma
Prediction of Abolition of Primary System
Harry M. Daugherty, former Republican state party chairman, predicts the abolition of the primary system. The statement, reported amid local political organizing, signals possible run for the United States Senate next year as Daugherty seeks renomination.
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Harry My
Daugherty
Nepublican
Milee iaNadidas
Dausherty
United States
Rail commission settles key passenger rate dispute
The commission upholds Union Pacific rights in a long running fare battle with the Denver and Rio Grande. It notes UP’s shorter route and faster service from Omaha to Ogden, and warns a through-route parity of fares could be arbitrary if no open through line exists.
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Iter Roange
A& BG
Oeveu
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Oregon
Nig Pacific
Union Pavifly
Union Pacifc
Yellowstone Park
Orego Short Line
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British Munition Chief Announces Takeover of 90 More Plants
London Aug 20 David Lloyd George minister of munitions announced his department had taken over 90 additional establishments for producing war munitions. The total number of plants under the ministry now stands at 535.
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Lonneon
David Lloyd George
Mier
Local Connecticut Boy Joins Marines For Haitian Expedition
Jesse P. Furrey of this county, son of Mrs Rexxa Furrey, enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at Cincinnati recruiting station on June 2. Trained at Norfolk and ordered to the battleship Constitution for the Haitian expedition, his four year term promises excitement and adventure abroad.
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Connecticut
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Hayti
Antica
Vittles Isle
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Furrey
Rexxa Furrey
Young Furrey
United States Marine Corps
Army
Cincinhati
33rd C Ve 1 Association Reunion Invitations
Invitations have been issued to the comrades of the 33th C Ve 1 Association for the 51st annual reunion to be held at the Ye Mt oAY build in this city on Plars day, September 1955. Officers listed include President James Fitton, Vice President James Nicholas, Recording Secretary J. W. Myers, Corresponding Secretary L. B. Totter, Treasurer ib Ratlif.
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C. Ve 1
James Fitton
James Nicholas
J. Wi Myers
L. B. Totter
Ratlif
Four Women Injured In Head-On NYC Central Collision
Four women suffered injuries in a head on crash between a switch engine and a Cleveland bound accommodation train from Norwalk on the New York Central line near Lie entrance to Me hands. Many passengers were shaken up. Both locomotives were demolished. crews escaped injury.
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Cleveland
Frwin
Norwalk
New York Central Road
Galveston Money Orders Cashed in Houston
Postmaster General Burleson ordered the Houston postmaster to cash Galveston money orders only upon identity verification. Large numbers of certificate holders had arrived in the city seeking funds, with new regulations delaying payment. Allied governments affirm cotton is contraband and will support measures to ease planter hardships while the exact date of the policy is under consideration.
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Washington
Burleson
Houston
Galveston Po
Galveston
President Hea Delivers Update After Operation
A medical update reports President Hea underwent a trial talay procedure. AE Mr Rea is alive and well and states the operation outcome is most satisfactory with comfortable recovery.
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Hea
Pilal Talay
Rea
Captain's Story of Sinking of the Arabic
The Arabic’s captain recounts the torpedo strike about 47 miles from Head of the Lough, noting many aboard saved by swift orders and lifeboats. He praises officers and firemen who stood firm, aiding passengers while rescue ships provided care at Queenstown. He laments not saving all lives but frames the sinking as a disciplined, humane effort.
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Unitul
Bevenlyte
Dineh
Watien
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Hervie
Ulu List
Lie Twidge
Ataenigs Thone Tosh
Queenstown
Hin Ief
Georgians Reject Justification of Lawlessness
Governor Tarkis in Tageo ML prank declares that Georgians do not justify lawlessness. The remark sparks debate about civil order and government response amid growing tensions.
Investigation prompts public alarm over prison abuse and reforms
A governor statement condemns distressing conditions at a state prison on the coast and urges a full inquiry into the Frank case. Officials discuss the night of August events, the gang’s role in the motive, and plans for an investigation by the state race commission, with no concrete actions disclosed.
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Gould
Milledgeville
Aititia
Frank
Rovernor
Governors Day at Ohio State Fair Sept 2
August 31 report from Columbus states Governors Day will be Sept 2 at the Ohio State Fair. Governor Willis is expected to speak in the afternoon with participation from political parties in the day’s exercises. The state Sale Board of Agriculture approved the program and invited all to attend.
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Ohi
Churaday
Ohio State
Sale Board of Agriculture
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