Farmers Extend 1948 Corn Loan Deadlines In Hocking County
Hocking County farmers may extend 1948 corn crop loans to July 31, 1950 and place loaned corn under purchase agreements to mature the same date. A storage payment of 10 cents per bushel is offered if extended corn is delivered to the County Credit Corporation. Deadline for re sealing program is October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Charles W Stickney
Production Marketing Administration Committee
Comity Credit Corporation
Teetty
CCC
Proper Milk Cooling Emphasizes Healthy Cows and Clean Utensils
In this fifth Hocking County dairy note, Sanitarian Hugh Chute explains that cooling raw milk is secondary to having healthy cows and clean equipment. He warns that milk from mastitis cows or dirty utensils remains risky, and stresses rapid cooling to about 50 degrees, using a floating thermometer for accuracy and advising consultation with the extension office or health department for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Daily News
Health Department
Unclear text fragment on loan terms from 1948 document
Fragment mentions a loan by October 31 at 1948 rates with a maturity date of July 31, 1950, if the borrower wishes. No names or places present.
Record Pork Forecast Points to Large 1949 Crop
The Agriculture Department estimates the 1949 spring pig crop at 59,040,000 head, up 15 percent from 1948. Fall crop forecast at about 37,000,000 head, with total 1949 production near 96,000,000 head the largest since 1943. Also notes potential lower hog prices due to expected heavy marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Fertilizer Use Grows in Ohio
Ohio farmers increase fertilizer use to boost yields. The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee cites 890977 tons used in 1947–48, up from 774420 tons the prior year, a 16 percent rise. National totals rose about 6 percent to 15059376 tons. Fertilizer is viewed as a good buy, delivering higher yields with minimal extra labor when paired with soil-building rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
National Fertilizer Association
United States
Additions Renewals To Logan Daily News Subscribers
Rural subscribers listed for the past week include Jennie Lee Hartsough Star Route W C Winder Logan Route 3 Annie Smyers Laurelville Route 1 Linda Belcher Laurelville Mrs Mary Starr New Straitsville Route 2 Emma Haas New Plymouth Mrs Margaret Dawley Nelsonville Route 1 H W Sweazy Rockbridge Route 2 Tille Tucker New Straitsville Route 8 Jesse Mohler Logan Route 4 J Clark Kienzle Logan Route 4 Mrs V L Nixon Logan Route 3 Fred Mohler Logan Route 3 Giles Rodkey Logan Route 3 Goldie Smith Logan Route 1 J C Guthrie Logan Route 1 Clyde Mathias Rockbridge Perl McGathey Haydenville Bert Sweazy Creole Route 1 Mrs J R McDaniel New
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Daily News
Jennie Lee Hartsough
Star
W. C. Winder
Logan
Wayne Featherofl
Annie Smyers
Laurelville
Linda Belcher
Mary Starr
New Straitsville
Emma Haas
New Plymouth
Margaret Dawley
Nelsonville
H. W. Sweazy
Rockbridge
Tillie Tucker
Jesse Mohler
J. Clark Kienzle
V. L. Nixon
Fred Mohler
Giles Rodkey
Goldie Smith
J. C. Guthrie
Clyde Mathias
Perl McGathey
Haydenville
Bert Sweazy
Creole
J. R. McDaniel
New
Community Guests Share Weekend Visits Across Local Towns
A series of Sunday dinners and weekend visits linked Lancaster Columbus Logan Rockbridge Laurelville and Nelsonville residents. Notable gatherings included Union Furnace guests the Geigers and Whites with extended families and 4-H clubs hosting picnics at Lake Hope and parks. Natco Softball results highlighted local teams beating Columbus Electric and Hocking Valley Brick with multiple players visiting from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur McDaniel
Wayne
Blanche Lavely
Michael Simpson
Columbus
Brent Geiger
H. B. McDaniel
Hoyt McDaniel
Lloyd Hinerman
Lloyd
Logan
Robert Ashbaugh
Penny Logan
Don Iles
Lee Harden
Lake Hope
Starrettes
Presbyterian Church
EUB
Larry Geiger
Lancaster
Janice Hinerman
Sylvia Todd
Rupert
W. Va
Arches Built as Early as Four Thousand B C
Archaeological notes indicate that arches were constructed as early as 4000 B C. The observation highlights early architectural ingenuity and the global development of stone arch methods across ancient cultures.
Haydenville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Jean Ann Marsh of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Auflick visited relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Locke of Lexington were noted in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ann Marsh
Columbus
John Hooper
Robert Auflick
Pennsylvania
Elmer Locke
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Myers
Hawkeye
Produced
Fred P. Graham
Logan, Ohio
Gateway Supply Co. Keynes Bros
Goakley’s Truck & Farm Equipment Co
Farm Bureau Co-op
By Hugh Chute
Hocking County Sanitarian
Magneto
Bosch
Fairbanks- Morse
Tannehill Garage
Cor
Front & Orchard
National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Sherman-Sheridan National Farm Loan Association
R. Emerson French
Broad Building
J. H. Barker
Union Furnace
George Geiger
Donald White
John McVey
Reno White
Jack Rutgers
Magnolia
Patty
Jimmie
Jackie Price
Lewis Price
Howard White
Johnny
Rena White
Jesse
Plymouth
Edgar Howson
Myrtle Steele
Viola Fay Robinson
Charles A. Poling
Clara Ingmire
Herschel Prevost
Woodrow Harden
Dennis Carr
Sugar Grove
Alice Ruscoe
Fred Stiers
Albert Chapman
Nick Bowers
W. B. Conner
E. G. Brown
South Bloomingville
Estella Hiles
Herman McWilliams
Carlos Wolfe
Willard Sheets
Harry Armstrong
Hattie Allison
Zora Crawford
Ralph Flowers
Ben Lutz
Frank Bell
Noah Harden
Wilbur Clark
R. J. Notestone
R. C. Nutter
Gore
John Kline
Gerald Jeffrey
Grace Boring
James Daughtery
Ruth Ann
Parkersburg
Leola Bowies
S. H. Bowles
Janice Bowles
Ronna Vollmer
Essie Bridge
John Clouston
Bert Pollock
Dorothy Redick
Hartford, Conn
Hocking Valley
Godman Shoe Co
Nora Vancuren
Kenneth
Aluminum
Gateway
John Deere
Keynes Bros
Mrs
Annabelle Lehman
Farm Bureau Cooperative
I. V. Risch
Oliver Dealer
Purina
Purina Growena
Pho
Hocking Valley Feed Co
W.main ST
Logan, O
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