Ohio Farm Machinery Tax Exemption Boosts Farmer Savings
Ohio lawmakers classed tillers of the soil as manufacturers in House Bill 121, exempting farm machinery from retail sales tax. The change expands exemptions to farmers and horticulturists for goods used in production, with estimated annual savings of 360000 to 450000 dollars and typical cuts of 25 dollars on a tractor and 7.50 on a grain binder.
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Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Grain Imports Have Negligible Effect on US Food Supply
A Ohio State University study shows that despite larger recent feed grain imports, total shipments remain small versus home production. Corn imports in 1934–early 1933 period were under 0.3 percent of normal crop, oats under 1 percent of the annual average, while wheat imports in late 1934 reached about 5.9 million bushels, mostly from Canada and largely used for milling.
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United States
Department of Rural Economies
Ohio State University
Department
Dreath
Department States
Canada
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advert
Thousands suffer bad breath find relief with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The sugar coated pills stimulate bowels gently and purify the system without calomel's after effects. A vegetable compound known by its olive color. Take one or two at bedtime for a week. 15c or 6c.
Chicks Thrive in Lorain County Hatcheries Growth mirrors demand in region
Thousands of baby chicks begin lives in Lorain County hatcheries as demand rises. Handyside Hatchery in Elyria has peak capacity of 25 000 eggs and 5 000 chicks, while Ridgeville Hatchery in North Ridgeville and Wilford’s Hatchery near Elyria report expanding or modernizing facilities. Worcester Hatchery on Chestnut Ridge Road and Baker and Son Hatchery near Elyria also show increased lays and begun expansion to meet started chick and pullet demand.
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Lorain County
Handyside Hatchery
Boston Avenue
East Broad Street
Elyria
R. J. Handyside
Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Center
Louis Aurensen
Wilford
H. M. Wilford
Oberlin Road
Elyria Public Square
Rhode Island
Worcester
Chestnut Ridge Road
Elsha
J. A. Worcester
Baker’s Hatchery
J. 4. Baker and Son
Timothy Stands Get Special Fertilizer Advice
Ohio State University agronomists propose a spring top dressing of nitrogen fertilizer for timothy sod to boost yields after seedings failed last year. They recommend 154 to 20% pounds of sulfate of ammonia or nitrate of soda by early April, or mid March for calcium cyanamide, with potential gains of 15 to 20 bushels per acre.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
Communist boasts on production and distribution
Production and distribution, may it be reminded, were the things that Communism had boasted it would do better than anyone had ever done them in the world before.
Advice On Controlling Chick Diseases From Ferguson
Ohio State University extension poultryman C M Ferguson warns deaths in brooding chicks are usually due to coccidiosis or pullorum disease. Pullorum has no cure and spreads from parent to chick via blood. control requires blood testing of breeding flocks. Coccidiosis comes from contaminated soil feed or litter, usually from adults. isolation of chicks from older birds and dedicated footwear help prevent spread. keep brooder dry with screened water platforms.
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C. M. Ferguson
Ohio State University
Ferguson
Preferred Soybean Varieties Listed
Ohio State University agronomist J B Park lists top soybean varieties by region based on state wide tests. Southern area favors Pekwa Kingwa Virginia Scioto Peking Willson for harvest and Scioto Manchu Illini Dunfield for seed. central prefers Scioto Pekwa Kingwa Manchu H lini and Dunfield. northern lists for hay Scioto Illini Manchu Dunfield and for hay Manchu Tini Dunfield. Park notes Scioto outyielded others in six year Columbus test with Manchu Illini close behind.
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J. B. Park
Ohio State University
Ohio
Virginia
Scioto
Peking
Willson
Manchu
Illini
Dunfield
Park
Columbus
Wilson
La Grange Town Line Notes From LaGrange
April 1 Birth announced for son of Linden parents. Silvanus Behner back from school, Erwin Howard recovering from flu. Jennie Hubbard visited Bord Cook home. Edith Tran ill for two weeks. Marr and Florence Fordetta visited Geneva Sunday. Daughter of John Lantsberry in Memorial hospital for throat treatment. Jeanne Marie Jones ill last week. Ethel Carmean and Elizabeth Schxeorer of Iscatton called on Edith Tran. Lucy Clark of Grafton in Cleveland hospital for weeks. Morris Tran of Sandusky weekend visit. Ward Hubbard and Mrs Marytla Reve guests Sunday. Leon Rising visited Morris Tran Sunday. E Tran LaGrange.
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Erwin Howard
Jennie Hubbard
Bord Cook
Edith Tran
Miss Marr
Florence Fordetta
Geneva
John Lantsberry
Memorial Hospital
Jeanne Marie Jones
Ethel Carmean
Elizabeth Schxeorer
Iscatton
Lucy Clark
Grafton
Cleveland
Morris Tran
Sandusky
Ward Hubbard
Maiytla Reve
Jonnie Hubbard
Leon Rising
E. Tran
LaGrange
Pilgrim Aryesha embarks from England to Mecca this year
Miss Trene Jane younge, heiress of the Wentworth Fitzwilliam line, plans the Mecca pilgrimage. She has embraced Islam and now lives in Cairo as Aryesha el Makdia, travels with a diverse group including Arabs and Indians. She booked the Egyptian ship Kawsar and carries 100 dollars in gold for Saladi dues.
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Wiliam Henry Wentworth - Fitzwilliam
Earl Fitzwilliam
England
Mecca
Egypt
Aryesha el Makdia
Aresha the Enlightened
Roosevelt Era NRA Maneuvers and TVA Battles Rise
Washington debates amid Roosevelt era tensions as NRA extension fights, labor and business alignments, and TVA legality face scrutiny. Hull presses for fast inside doings, Richberg warns of strikes, Pat Harrison pushes a new NRA bill, and bankers quietly back or hinder key measures shaping the New Deal landscape.
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Washington
Germany
State Department
London
New York
Europe
Hull
Donald Richberg
Roosevelt
Executive Committee
Wek
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Richberg
Our Minister's Honeymoon Play At Town Hall
Birmingham April 3 The play Our Minister's Honeymoon given in the Town Hall Saturday night, sponsored by Troop 335 Bay Scouts of Birmingham, drew a well attended crowd. Many residents and guests from nearby towns were noted in attendance along with members of local churches and community groups.
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Town Hall
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Arnold Kropf
Ceyrlon
Oscar Roth
Cleveland
Lawrence Boughton
Elyria
Myron Knott
E. H. Howe
Lois Nieding
Atty
Nieding
Wm. Wicklim
Norene Collingwood
Berea
Claude Collintwood
H. Howe
Toledo
Florence Gilder
Emma
Marr Bogart
Attr
Anthony Miedine
Sandusky
Wmwies Lovee Lewis
Torothy Tharman
Washingier
J. CL
Emma Olds
Thad Wilson
Florence Prince of
Oberlin
FE. R. Prince, Sr
Short Cuts For The Housewife Describes Storage and Cleaning Tips
A household article outlines a four nineteen-ounce covered glass jar set on a revolving platform for easy access in the refrigerator. It also notes an all steel corner cabinet with beveled plate glass mirror for bathroom storage and suggests sponging rugs with a water and ammonia mix after thorough sweeping or vacuuming.
Signature Etiquette and Hat Etiquette Rules
A guide notes in intimate letters signatures may be omitted or typed under handwritten signatures. It outlines hat etiquette: raise the hat for a passing flag and in greetings, remove it in funerals or when the flag is carried, and in public places. It also mentions exceptions in business buildings and elevators.
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W. N. BL
Benj. L
Sheffield Lake Girl Scout Troop Meets for Second Week
Sheffield Lake as April 3 reports the new Girl Scout Troop with Margery Willis of Lorain Neighborhood House directing and Miss E McQuewen assisting. Brookside School pupils plan a minstrel at the auditorium Friday April 5 with Mr Moore in charge and no admission. The community mourns Roy Perkins of Columbia, brother of Mrs Lester Youtzy, whose funeral was in Dover Saturday.
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Sheffield Lake
Margery Willis
Lorain
Willis
E. McQuewen
Sheffield
Brookside School
Moore
Roy Perkins
Columbia
Lester Youtzy
Gulf Road
Dover
Birthday celebration for Mrs. P. L. Chambers
A birthday anniversary gathering for Mrs. P L Chambers brought twenty relatives and friends to her home for supper at six. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Willard Taft and many Chambers family members and kin. Several attendees from the Chambers circle visited relatives over the weekend and others spent Thursday with Mrs. A C Harnes.
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P. LU. Chambers
Willard Taft
J. H. Haynes
H. C. Chambers
Harvey Chambers
Archie Haynes
Herbert Chambers
Peter Chambers
Frank Chambers
Clifford Spaulding
George Chambers
Maybelle Hollis
Marian Chambers
H. Bloem
Michigan
W. H. Chambers
H. F. Chambers
A. C. Harnes
Dar
Ashland Social Visit Notes Harver Hyman Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Harver Hyman and their children of Henrietta visited Clarence Opperman and family at his home, spending Sunday with them after a Saturday evening gathering with friends in Ashland.
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Ashland
Mrs. Harver Hyman
Henrietta
Clarence Opperman
Tremendous Trifles Elmo Scott Watson
A tale on Sir Henry Morgan capturing San Lorenzo via a pirate’s revenge arrow fire. An arrow wound leads to a lit, stray ember that ignites thatched roofs and powder magazines, triggering explosions and Morgan’s decisive assault. This odd sequence shapes the siege’s outcome.
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San Lorenzo
Henry Morgan
Morgan
Western Newspaper Union
Beauty tips for sensitive skin and perfume use
A reader asks about caring for thin sensitive skin with budget options. Advice says coconut oil can irritate some skins. suggests inexpensive cold creams for cleansing and protection, minimal morning use, cold splash, pat dry, and light makeup. For perfume, recommend an atomizer, light application on hair and chest, apply half an hour before going out, and scent lingerie as a subtle option.
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Men
Lorain Families Visit and Neighbors Gather
Mr and Mrs Menges and four children of Lorain moved into the Richard Chambers house on River road last week. Howard and Neva Carrick were supper guests of Miss Alma Ackerman Sunday evening. Frank Van Wagnen and Richard Chambers called on H C Chambers one day last week. Nesbitt Reeder of Lake Breeze road spent the weekend with Howard Carrick. Mrs George Stevens and daughter of Lorain called on Mr and Mrs Raymond Dunfee Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Tarnosky and daughter visited her parents at Stop 7 Sunday afternoon.
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