Four-H Club Work Expands Across Lorain County
Preparations for the 1934 Four-H Club year ramp up in Lorain County as clubs organize, leaders train, and county agents consult at Columbus. Girls and boys clubs form in Welling, Carlisle, Brownhelm, and more, targeting project work, judging, and fair exhibits by June.
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Rerson Lorain County
Haysen
Alice Bird
Columbus
Wom
Wellingup
Carlisle
Brownhelm
Oth 5
Ugubl
Unty
AGES FARMERS TO FIGHT SHEEP SCAB IN OHIO FLOCKS
Ohio officials led by Earl H. Hanefeld urged farmers to combat sheep scab this spring. Inspectors quarantined affected flocks and redipped sheep every 10 to 12 days during quarantine to stop mite spread, with rein spections showing improved conditions due to timely redippings.
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Olio
Earl H. Hanefeld
Direcor of Agriculture
Ohio
Inter
Hanefeld
Department of Agriulture
4-H Boys Grow Corn At Profit Across States
CHICAGO April 4 State champions in the national 4-H corn growing contest last year reduced an average of 71 bushels per acre at a cost of 22 cents a bushel. Results of the project, the first of its kind, are announced by the National Committee on 4-H Club Work, in cooperation with agricultural colleges. The committee says the results are flattering for members and leaders since seven states took part, showing many state champions came from areas outside the regular corn belt. The aim was to show low cost production and broad knowledge of crop culture, with Midwest state champions averaging 18 1-3 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Agricultural Colleges
Bors
Farmers' Credit Service Expands Ohio Loans Reach
More than 600 farmers across 75 Ohio counties have used Farm Bureau Agricultural Credit Corporation loans in two years. The program, funded via the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank in Louisville, offers nine to twelve month terms at low interest to cover production expenses as traditional lenders offer 90 day notes. Augustus of the Ohio Farm Bureau notes recent credit constraints hinder operating funds and highlights the credit service as a timely solution.
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Ohio
Farm Bureau Agricultural Credit Corporation
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Louisville
Kentucky
EB. x. Augustus
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Saya
Augustus
Intermediate Credit Bank
Farm Bureau
Ohio imports huge quantities of vegetables in yearly trade
Ohio relies on many states and international sources for vegetables, importing up to 40 000 to 50 000 refrigerator cars annually. California leads shipments with asparagus carrots lettuce and numerous items, while Ohio grows many crops like leaf lettuce and melons locally. Substantial imports come from Texas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and others, with origin notes for beans, cabbage, cauliflower, onions, and potatoes.
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Ohio
A. W. Marion
Ohio State University
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Mexico
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Chile
Cuba
Holland
Denmark
Argentina
California
Texas
Florida
Louisiana
Tennessee
Colorado
Oklahoma
Illinosis
Indiana
Michigan
Marion
Georgia
New York
Arizona
Oregon
New Mexico
Illinois
Union
Washington
Pennsylvania
Maine
New Jersey
SN Iers
Idaho
Canada
Canadian Reprisal Tariff Successful
A Canadian reprisal tariff on farm products, enacted after the Hawkes Smoot act, purportedly improved Canada's farm trade balance by 8,009,000. The monthly crop report from Ontario Department of Agriculture to Dr. J I Falconer outlines the gain and rationale behind the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ontario Department of Agriculture
J. I. Falconer
Department of Rural Acronomics
Extension extends farm loan offer to multiple states
The window to extend the loan privilege for farmers runs until midnight March 31. The extension aims to allow continued access in states where warehousing machinery setup lagged, affecting Nebraska Kansas Iowa Winds Indiana Ohio Missouri Colorado South Dakota and Minnesota.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Winds
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Colorado
South Dakota
Minnesota
Canadian tariff impact on US agriculture cited in report
A report notes high US tariffs reduced imports of foreign farm products, with Canadian exports dropping from 115,626,695 to 24,578,425 across 1930 to 1933, a 78 percent fall, triggering Canada to impose reprisal tariffs on US farm goods. Local items mention residents and Easter visits in Elyria and nearby areas.
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United States
Canada
Birmingham Briefs Roundup of Easter Visits and Local Moves
Mrs E J Darby returned home from Magnolia Springs after the winter. Inez Miller and Roy Opperman visited the Opperman home. Harold Olds and son Richard spent the weekend with Emma Olds. Lois Morgan came back after a stay with her daughter in Elyria. Harry Byars and son Kenneth visited C A Murdoff’s family. Madeline Harrison moved to Elyria for a restaurant job. Lois Neiding and Evelyn Kubach joined Mildred Kubach for supper at Emma Olds. Conrad Reid spent Easter in Cleveland. Wadsworth family shopped Lorain Saturday. Emma Olds, Mildred and Evelyn Kubach visited Lorain Friday. Herbert Hamiston, back from the South, returned home. Jack Farrell and a friend from Ax tle called Monday. Louise Avery and Doris Prince visited Oberlin Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bill Croll and family visited Loren Eppler home, Oscar Olsen and Sid ney, and Evelyn Kubach.
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Birmingham
E. J. Darby
Magnolia Springs
Ala
Inez Miller
Roy Opperman
Brownhelm
Clarence Opperman
Harold Olds
Richard
Akron
Emma Olds
Lois Morgan
Lloyd Sweet
Elyria
Harry Byars
Kenneth
C. A. Murdoff
Madeline Harrison
Lois Neiding
Evelyn Kubach
Mildred Kubach
Conrad Reid
Cleveland
Wadsworth
Mildred
Loren Eppler
Oscar Olsen
Sidney
Birthday Dinner Honors E C Schubert and Family
Mrs FE C Schubert hosted a birthday dinner at Elyria Townline Road on Wednesday with a green and yellow table decor and a birthday cake center. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J H Delefield and others. the note also lists Welfare League and Hickory Tree Grange activities and past visits.
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Elyria Townline Road
FE. C. Schubert
J. H. Delefield
Elizabeth Ernat
Schubert
Oliver
L. W. Spiegelberg
Irma Spiegelberg
Welfare League
Herman Gannett
X. Murray Ridge
Hickory Tree Grange
Amherst
E. C. Schubert
M. EB
Elyria
John Koepp and Son
Frank Wack
Cassie Haverstick
L. W. Spliegelberg
Irma
Russell
Milton Schlechter
Miriam Fow
Classified Advertising for Chronicle-Telegram Farm Readers
Classified notice describes Wednesday farm reader advertising in Chronicle-Telegram. It invites ads for miscellaneous items for sale or trade, help wanted, real estate, and rentals. Repeats for multi-day orders with rate schedule for 3 and 6 time runs to save money.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Arden
Lola Seoul
Chronicle
FARM WORK WANTED AND SUPPLIES LISTED IN RURAL ADS
A rural Chronicle Telegram section shows wants for farm work by a single man with references, while buyers seek horses cattle hogs poultry and farm equipment. Listings include elderly housekeeper, baby chicks, farm chucks, straw and hay, oats, potatoes, raspberry plants, and Delco lighting plants offered in exchange for work or cash. Several phone numbers and locations appear for Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin, LaGrange, and surrounding townships.
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Lesnick Bros
Roca Ph
Lorain
Inter-City
Ohio
Sam Kalin
Elyria Construction Co
Farmer's Supply
Vread St
Cumberland
D. F. Eschtruth
Stanley Tomes
Columbia
LaGrange Hardware Co
LaGrange
O. Plaw
John Deer
H. M. Standen
Sugar Ridge
Rh. D
Alefalfa
Roy Ternes
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the Chronicle Selegram
Blyven
Lorain County
Lowain County
Commodity Credit Corporation
Farm Bureau Credit Service
Baker’s
Elyria-Lorain Rd
Lake Ave
C. C
Amhes
Kipton, C
Enrietta
Kipton
PITT
Brighton
Gufa West
Shell Gar Station
Oberlin
Sre
Ling
Ric
Orain
Spenfigloy
Spencer
Avon Lake
Avon Center
Litchfield
Crewell
Olmsn
Ridgeville
Hatchery
Station Rd
Columaia
STA
Wellington
Symons’ Leghorn Farm & Hatchery
Chestnut Ridgee
Qur Barron Snansh Lee
Worcester
Wilford
Bay Lorain County
Lewe Teve
Rochester
Cai
Mra
Florence Gilder
Maury Bogart
I Won
Grafton
Cornelius DeKam
Atty
Nieding
Henry Nieding
Fielda
Richard Wright
Sandusky
John Holzhauer
Oak Point
Surtman Holzhauer
Elyria Town Line
Hood
BABY
Lorain County Savings & Truat Co
Kolinski & Standen
Elyria Savings & Trust
Gas and Electric
South Amherst
F. A. Smith & Bro
Elyria Block
Jane
Guernsey
Timothy Hay
F. E. Schwartz
LaGrange, RR
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
W. Bridge
Kipton Hatchery
Shell Station
Oberlin &44-L
Handyside Hatchery
Boston Ave
Broad St
Last Street
R. Butler
Lowe's Station
Ober‘in
Wise Barn Springs
C. le Wise
Buckeye St
DELCO
W. Krooz
North Eaton
F. C
Last
Baker's Hatchery
Elyria-Lorain Road
Rhode Island
R. I
Oberlin Road
Gul Ave
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