Farming Facts on Inoculation and Feed Additives in Wisconsin
Agricultural notes summarize inoculating soybean seed boosting yields, vitamin K for poultry from dried cereal plate, and Holstein records of high butterfat. Also covered are ratproofing farm buildings, Maine potato varieties, worming sheep with phenothiazine, and field experiments with brome and lespedeza forage crops.
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Wisconsin
Maine
Michigan
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Kang
Says Pasture Cuts Poultry Feed Costs in Ohio
Report from Columbus notes pasture methods can reduce chicken feed costs. Agricultural expert Dr D. C. Kennard cites savings per 100 pullets and expects further reductions with alfalfa feeding. The county agent confirms potential price benefits but warns about variability in outcomes and unclear delivery details.
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Columbus
Ohio
Acre
Tance
Hummon
Acricultural
D. C. Kennard
Oble
Varvier End
Timater
Plan To Beautify Rural Sections
Plans to beautify rural areas include planting trees and shrubs, building mower gardens, painting, trellises, window boxes, bird houses, and lawn furniture. Projects cover walks, driveways, and memorial reminiscences with awards such as gold medals and a gold watch for representatives.
Farmers Plan To Grow More Feed
Columbus Ohio April reports from farmers and producers indicate plans to expand livestock and poultry feed crops. Projections show increases in corn, soybeans, and barley with higher acreage and yields reflecting expectations through spring planting, pending weather and market conditions.
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Columbus. O
Otia Indie
Okina Wit
Ohio professor killed as Pennsylvanian train hits car
An Ohio State faculty member, G. Mie, was killed when a Pennsylvania passenger train struck a car near Columbus. The incident occurred late at night as the auto, carrying the professor, failed to yield. The victim, long associated with the Mathemates Association, left a noted body of mathematics work and taught at Centralia.
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Ohio
Columbus
Pennsvania
G. Mie
Ohio State
Centralia
Aronia
Advises Tuning Up Of Corn Planters
Ohio State University agricultural engineer C B Richey urges corn planters be tuned up each April after rain. Inspect for rust, clean fertilizer residue, replace worn clutch valves and check shaft. Verify plates match hybrid seed size and align seed drops to avoid mis spaced hills.
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Columbus
Ohio
B. Richey
Ohio State University
Riches
Roth
Farmers Urged To Plan Pasture Use in Ohio
Ohio State University extension specialist C J Blaikrean says plan grazing now to maximize pasture use for dairy cattle. Delivers guidance on spring pasture timing for cereals wheat and rye, bluegrass height limits, gradual herd acclimation, and summer substitutes like Sudan grass amid variable conditions on the west coast news note.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
Noward
C. J. Blaikrean
Ohio State University
Ohin
Rman
Sudan
Fertilizer Plow Down versus Surface Application Advised
Ohio State University extension agronomist Earl Jones notes lack of conclusive trials to prove one method universally superior. He cites potential profits from plowing down coarse residues with the fertilizer and outlines practical mixes and rates to encourage quick decay and nutrient release while trials continue.
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Columnus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Earl Jones
Farm Labor Shortage Warned By Union County Committee
Union County farm labor committee warns of a severe shortage facing 1942 harvests in Union County. Of 2700 farms, 483 laborers needed monthly and a total of 1 000 daily workers. 153 men may join the armed forces, 22 enter defense work, and 6 leave farming. Extra help required for 19 555 farm days for wheat, 13 490 for corn, 400 for tomatoes, and 91 for onions.
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Ohio
Union County Farm Labor Committee
Union
Union County
Tommittee
Othe Reagans
Persans
Ramsower
Two Lorain County Herds Lead In Butterfat Production
Two Lorain county Holstein herds topped the February butterfat ratings in the Chin Dairy Herd Improvement Associations. Stewart and Wenner of Wellington led with 2 pounds per cow, Mennell brothers of Grafting township followed at 482 pounds per 19 cows, both entering their third testing year.
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Lorain County Nerd Improvement Association
Alfred Mesler
Arthur Hawke
Nesbett and Mennell
Lode Tessy K
Tenigh
Quarr Breed
Testright
Sen UY
H. J. Cart
Clan Gal Alaif Nesbett
Mennell Brothers
Nesbett
Mennell
Bert Nesbett
Vatees
Cl. Lehman
F. S. Boone
J. Cartwright and Son Bil
Crocker Brothers
Nesbett and
Resbett and
Nrebett
Fesbett and Mennell Brothers
Boone
Menrell
Lorain County Werd Improvement Association
Inger
L. B. Siene and Son
H. B. Rowland
den Burge and Son
Ay Stewart
Wenner
Alara
Rowland
van Dudley
Muk Uradur
Mturing
Hen Burge
Sen
Stewart Ant Wenner
Stewart
Baers Denham Brothers
A ' Alr, Baird and Sons GU 19 A5 Denhar, Brothers Re Nih 33 Stewart and
J. Ringler
Hisaland
Radcliffe
ALR Baird and
Sars Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Warren Weininger
Harland McClaflin
Wolcott
Dursley
Jacks
Omer Breed
Sears
Beal
Jacke
Jeatt
Bursity
Faa
John Barain
Snaz
B. Sears
iCal Webber
John Bauman
Ford Heal Ie
Hiohn
Lewis Ladrach
Earl Beal
Bart Beal
Lorain County
Chin
Wellington
Grafting
1 609 Penney Co stores mark 40th anniversary
The J C Penney Company celebrates its fortieth year with a thrift themed nationwide observance. Founder James Cash Penney stressed thrift as the guiding principle from the Kemmerer Wyoming store in 1902, noting cash sales and fixed prices helped control costs and waste.
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Penney Co
J.C. Penney Company
J.C. Penney
Penney
Mr. Penney
Ry Fies
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Thrift
Styria
Elyria Croups
Penney Company
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