Wallace to Be Ohio Dairy Day Speaker August 10
Lorain County dairymen plan to travel to Wooster for the Ohio Dairy Day at the Ohio Experiment Station on August 10. Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace will deliver the principal address drawing many attendees. The program features morning demonstrations, a Four H and vocational ag contest, a ladies program, and an afternoon of exhibits, games, and discussions including dairy indemnity plans and Vitamin D milk production methods.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Henry Wallace
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Ohio Dairymen’s Association
A. J. DeFawcett
Helms
Oats Farm Programs Unite Agriculture
Ohio State University dean John F Cunningham told special students that farmers now view their business in relation to other sectors and industries as New Deal production controls foster cooperation. He praised refinancing and other measures while urging careful study of the era and balanced judgments from farmers and policymakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Cunningham
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Hase
Dean Cunningham
Dean Cunningham Highlights New Deal Talks at University
Dean Cunningham spoke during the university summer session outlining efforts to restore fair prices through crop production control. He cited the hatchery code ending false advertising of chicks and criticized codes like the trucking rule as burdensome to agriculture.
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Dean Cunningham
Booster Night Sparks Grange Rally Across States
Granges nationwide plan Booster Night events on the last Saturday of September, September 29. Subordinate Granges from Atlantic to Pacific join in uniform programs, entertainments, and community improvement plans to boost attendance and rekindle interest in Grange activities.
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United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Minnesota
South Carolina
Arkansas
Oklahoma
More Ohio Eggs Marketed On Graded Basis
Ohio poultrymen increasingly market eggs on a graded basis. R. E. Cray and Wray note farm practices for quality are simple and linked to better eye care and handling. Four practices cited: remove cockerels after breeding, avoid holding fertile eggs at high temperatures, use good laying ration, and keep facilities clean with frequent egg gathering.
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R. E. Cray
Ohio State Univers
Wray
Poultryman
Grange Honors 90-Year-Old Woman In New York Initiation
Nationwide interest grows as Sullivan County New York hosts a 90-plus year old candidate receiving Grange degrees. The event highlights many seniors remaining active in Grange circles, with Maine reporting several 90 plus year old workers and a 94-year-old Maine member who has held 75 offices.
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Sullivan Eounty
New York
Grange
Somerset County
Maine
Pine Tree State
Apple Night Sparks Joan and Drew Encounter
In a cosmopolitan ballroom, Joan Dudley calls Nancy after a surprise revelation. A dramatic dance segment highlights Drew Hallam’s gaze as a spotlight falls on a mysterious lace skirted dancer, drawing Joan into a charged, uncertain moment with Drew nearby.
Paris Bound Lovers Reignite Hidden Romance
Drew Hallam and Joan Barrett renew their romance at a ballroom, plan a future together, while Nancy Townsend contemplates fate. Joan reveals she will marry Drew in April, with Farley expressing concern for her guardian role and happiness. The scene ends with a vow of happiness.
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Joan
Nancy
Joan Dudley
Drew
Reil
Joan Lovely
Ramora
Cig
Adelaide
Heaven
Rose Carter
Rose Carle
Lesning
Josn
Otter
Soi
Joana
Ioan
Paris
Nancy Sari
Trex
Farley
Spain
Varley
Hallams
Hallam
Farles
Marrage
Ancient Grange seals marks at least six decades of service
The ceremony honored eleven Grange members with Golden Sheaf certificates for 59 years of membership. A 96 year old Massachusetts Grange member once spoke at initiation, and a New Hampshire resident aged 89 joined last year, his first secret society. Agricultural notes cite 1934 farm price data and rotation studies showing varied returns from different rotations at the Ohio Experiment Station.
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Grange
Massaschusetts Grange
New Hampshire
Crop Rotations Compared At Ohio Station Report Yields
A 15 year trial at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station compares two crop rotations No 24 and No 25 with identical soil treatments. Rotation 24 yields were corn 1172.97 bushels potatoes 1688.356 bushels wheat 587.02 bushels and clover hay 49562 pounds. Rotation 25 yielded potatoes 2591.34 bushels carp 53.36 bushels wheat 525.29 bushels and clover hay 47236 pounds.
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Corp
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Avon Area Notices and Local Visits
Miss Leona Clawson of Nova visits the Clawson home. Masonic biccie at Sleepy Hollow Lake. Avon precinct No 2 voting area extended west to Hale Street Center and Kinzel roads. Earl Perry attends Vermilion health camp. Lyman Davis and George Jenkins hosts Sunday visit. Katherine Mulroy of Clayton and J P Mulroy family dine with Clem Fisher. Lenard Clawson family called on Avon friends.
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Avon. O
Leona Clawson
Nova
Marian Clawson
Arnold Buck
Bobbbs
Sleepy Hollow Lake
Elyria
Avon
Hale Street
Center
Kinzel Roads
Earl Perry
Vermilion
Lyman Davis
Wellington
George Jenkins
Katherine Mulroy
Clayton
J. P. Mulroy
Clem Fisher
Lenard Clawson and
Avon Friends
Local social notes and a strange razor blade stunt
Residents gathered at homes in Elana Avon Lake and Clarksfield for visits and a church pageant. Guests from Brora New York joined Isadore Gelman to share a social visit. A Berwick stuntman swallowed razor blades to entertain skeptics, a curious tale of bravado and a Chinese proverb noted at the end.
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Arnold Buck
Bobby
Robert Pickering
Gordon Paddock
Date
Cleveland
Leslie Gould
Elana
George Jenkins
Arthur
Avon Lake
Collumbia Baptist Church
Artress
Lorain
Flora Moon
Harry Sharp
Donald
Clarksfield
Ruth Baird
Burton
Arnold Burk
Isadore Gelman
M. Gelman
H. Golub
Brora
Berwick
Jack Kraus
Kraus
World War Twenty Years Ago Today German Leaders Debated War
A retrospective notes General von Moltke pressed for immediate war twenty years ago as Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg hesitated to pull Austria from danger. The piece highlights the German military clique’s influence on foreign affairs and Germany’s path to conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellmuth von Moltke
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Germany
Russia
Austria
von Moltke
Today is the Day With Day-By-Day War Chronology
A 1894 week diary fragment traces world events and notable dates. It notes mobilizations in Austria Hungary and Germany, France’s potential stance, and Britain's reactions as war looms. It lists August 1 milestones from Columbus to Nelson and birthdates of artists and politicians, including Dana, Melville, and Myrna Loy.
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Clare Kinnaird
Pantral Press
George i
Winte
Herbert Asquith
William Tyrrell
Nicholas
Petersburg
Austria-Hungary
Russia
France
Kaiser
Great Britain
Paris
England
London
Bethmann-Holmwee
Pouttales
St Petersburg
August Sayereien
Empire
Germany
Cristobal Colop
Columbus
Venezuela
United States
Benj. Franklin
L John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Continental Congress
Horatio Nelson
Britain
Aboukir Bay
Waiter delivers tiny steak. diner calls it a good looking sample
A diner receives an exceptionally small steak from the waiter, studies it on his fork, and remarks that it is a good looking sample and asks to take it home.
South Amherst Auxiliary Meeting Hears Reports at Cedar Point
South Amherst Ohio August meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary led by President Mrs. Paul Mors approves finances and passes reports. Mrs. Jack Bierman elected delegate and Mrs. Milo Minch alternate to the Cedar Point state convention August 1920. Social hour, kitchen shower, and refreshments follow. hostesses Mrs. Bierman and Mrs. Miner serve 20 members and 4 visitors. A picnic with families is planned at Kishman's Beach on August 12.
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South Amherst
South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Mors
Jack Bierman
Milo Minch
Cedar Point
Clayton Young
Bierman
Miner
Alfonso Pareoilt
T. Capassa
Huntington Briefs Reflect Local Socials and Visits
Aug 1 Huntington notes list Sunday visits and calls among local families including Grage Krace Crile and Thudium clans, Naegele Kater and Wright households, plus attendance at Crandall reunion and Cedar Point trips. Several Cleveland and Lorain guests attend dinners and church events, with remarks on generational differences.
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Eugene McCabe
Cleveland
Paul Marz
William Emery
Alred Emers
Elyria
Arthur Brose
Madge
Ernst
Hedges
la Port
Huntington
Alvert Grage
Elydla
Ralph Krace
Johnson Criie
N. L. Thudium
John Napgie
Nettie Bowen
Earl Easterday
Phyllis Jean
Crandall
Wellington Fair Grounds
Bert Holdretge
Akron
Ohio
Marion Crite
L. C. Crlehoma
N. L Phuderm
Cedar Point
Lloyd Meyer
Chippewa Lake
Helen Kater
Western Reserve
Man G. Kater
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Maria Mitchell
American Institute of Arts & Sciences
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Stanley Baldwin
Ellison D Smith
Ernest T. Weir
Paul Horgan
Richard Whitney
N. ¥. Stock Exchange
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American Legion
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Kishman's Beach
Forest Rice
Robert
Jessie Sprague
Sullivan
G. M Garrison
Jess Sprague
Conrad Naegele
John Naegele
Dan Kater
George Kiem
Lester Kaufman
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Rudolph Elsemann
Lee Wearmuth
Builivan
Will Hull
Turner West
Ed Norris
Naomi
Roy Logan
Finley
B. F. Miller
H. J. Pratt
Mary
Otis Biddinger
Vernon Hayes
Margaret Miller
J. C. Rapking
D. Wheelock
Lidia Alderman
C. C. Hines
Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred Alten
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