Four Crop Control Methods Listed by AAA Official
The AAA planning division outlines four paths to protect 15 to 20 million acres from crop production for balanced harvest. Tolley cites voluntary adjustments with payments, voluntary plans with penalties, submarginal land use, and compulsory production controls. He notes success with wheat, tobacco, corn, and hogs and urges retaining voluntary principles alongside government power.
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AAA
H. R. Tolley
Illinois
Toller
Bankbhead
Mr. Tolley
Orchard Day at Wooster Aug 17 Promises Tour of Ohio Orchards
Lorain County orchardists will travel to Wooster for the twelfth Orchard Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station on August 17. The event starts at 9 50 A M with guided tours of orchards and gardens, explanations by horticultural staff, and demonstrations of new fruit varieties and fertilizer uses. Visitors will see pest and disease controls, flowering plant interests, and a home flower culture talk, followed by an afternoon program and tours of fields and plantings.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio
Flo
Alfalfa-Timothy Hay System Proves Valuable in Drought
M A Bachtell of the Ohio Experiment Station reports at Trumbull County Farm that semi permanent alfalfa timothy meadows can keep half or more of tillable land in hay, yielding 4½ tons per acre in normal years. Even during the 1934 drought, established meadows produced over 1½ tons, with multiple cuts depending on rainfall. Such meadows reduce labor, raise feed production, cut purchased protein, and stabilize hay supply when clover fails. Holstein cows fed 30 pounds of hay daily plus corn silage and reduced high protein grain nearly matched milk output and improved feed cost returns compared with traditional systems. Limestone applications, about 5 tons per acre to raise soil pH, were key on acidic soils.
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M. A. Bachtell
Ohio Experiment Station
Trumbull County
Portage Grange Protests Plan in Washington
The Pomona Grange of Portage County registers emphatic protest against a plan to colonize 599 unemployed families from nearby industrial centers. Emergency relief would fund land allotments with a house priced about 4900 dollars on each tract, prompting strong Grange denial and opposition.
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Pomona Grange
Portage County
Washington
Portage Country
Lime Key to Pasture Improvement on Acid Soils
D R Dodd of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes lime is essential on acid soils for permanent pasture growth. An experiment at the Southeastern Experiment Farm shows lime dramatically boosts clover and grass cover, outperforming manure and phosphates. Recommendations: apply 2 tons per acre lime, followed by 490 to 500 pounds of 20 percent superphosphate per 4 years.
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D. R . Dodd
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Southeastern
Moiga County
Dairy Herd Report Highlights Lehman Cows Dominance
Four Holstein cows from the Lehman and Son herd at Grafter captured the top four spots in the Lorain County Herd Improvement Association monthly report by Ray Eppler. Lehman cows also claimed sixth place, with the herd accounting for five of the first six. Butterfat producers included a Tegstered Jersey from FLH Mevicuan and Son. Rowland herd led in high production among herds of 15 cows. Rochester cows averaged 1,240 pounds of milk and 46.5 pounds butterfat per cow for the month, while J. W. McHenry led herds over 10 cows with 702 pounds milk and 38.9 butterfat per cow. Records show Lehman cows posting top milk and butterfat figures, with other high producers including Neva Ringler and E. J. Burrer.
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Lehman and Son
Grafter
Loran County
FL H. Mevicuan
Son Wellington
Fsa
Farry Rowland
Rochester
Neva Ringler
E. J. Burrer
High dSutreriat
FL H. McClellan
Vegetables Probed in Columbus Market Truck Trend
An Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station analysis shows trucks haul more produce to Columbus from ten states and 540 counties, with average shipment distance rising from 12 to over 46 miles since 1928. Out of state truckloads totaled 486, reflecting a shift from rail to truck deliveries and likely signaling broader Ohio market patterns.
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Columbus
C. W. Hauck
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Paul
Michigan
Indiana
West Virginia
Hauck
Ohio
Cincinati
Cleveland
Avon Lake Sponsor Card Party and Women’s League Meeting
Avon Lake hosts a card party Thursday at 8 pm at Park Hall with refreshments. Mrs. Arthur Redding is chairman. The Women’s League held a pot luck dinner at church, with hostesses listed. Plans were made for an August 18 bake sale at Gang’s store on Lake Road. September dinner hostesses named. Mrs. John Olah and son Steve have returned to Cleveland after visiting with Mrs. John Ruskay.
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Avon Lake
Mothers of the Junior Basepara
Park Hall
Arthur Redding
Center Road
Women's League
Jim Swan
Alfred Tawse
Joe Thompson
W. Buermeister
Gang’s
Lake Road
Penn Taylor
Harvey Lessing
Wr. Schumaker
J. L. Oppelt
Fred Beck
McMillan Lohr wedding at Bay Village Saturday
Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Tomer and sons and Mr and Mrs D Basty at the McMillan Lohr wedding in Bay Village Saturday. Also noted are a sick list item for Jean Arnold and a reunion trip by multiple families to Coldwater Michigan for the Walkier reunion. Brief mentions include the Theisen couple spending Sunday in Pennsylvania.
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McMiltan Lohr
Elyria Visitors Return Home From Shaker Heights Trip
Mrs Bertha Burrell of Elyria was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Len Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Porter and family who have spent the past two weeks in town and have now returned to their home in Shaker Heights Mrs John Terveen had as their guest the past week for mother Mrs Rudd of Belleville Mrs Carl Pedersen spent a couple of days last week with Cleveland relatives Mrs C Rodgers and son Grant spent several days last week in New Hampshire Ohio
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John Olah
Steve
Cleveland
John Ruskay
Bertha Burrell
Elyria
Len Mitchell
Porter
Shaker Heights
John Terveen
Rudd
Bellevile
Carl Pedersen
C. Rodgers
Grant
New Hampshire
Ohio
Columbia Community Events Involving Clubs And Reunions
August activities include Baptist Mission postponement at Mrs Ella Sabins home and Ladies Aid Society meeting hosted by Mrs J H Jones. Sunset celebration on the parsonage lawn, visits by Mrs Daisy Jacland and relatives, a Cleveland visit by William McGuirk family, and a 1914 Overland car trip through Route 2. West Park and Strongsville to visit Columbia in upcoming suburban league games. Worcester family reunion at Columbia town hall draws 199 attendees with officers elected. County 4-H Style Revue winner Roberta Ingersoll to compete in Columbus.
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Cleveland
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Strongsville
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Skittz
Theresa and
Celia
Columbia Town Hall
Evay Ward
Ohio
Detroit
H. L. Wurisurt
Philadelphia
Kenneth Worcester
Qberl Vic
D. R. Crocker
Ms Place
Irwin Worcester
Oberlin
Hi Stotian
Emily Worcester
Columbia Town
Stitchin Katies Hold Final Murray Ridge Meeting
Miss Jewel Beal hosted the Murray Ridge 4 H club Stitchin Katies at her home to close summer activities. Members completed garments and updated club books while planning an ice cream social at the show house. An exhibit of summer garments was to be displayed with several guests in attendance.
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Murray Ridge
Jewel Beal
Beatrice Burrer
Ruth and
Violet Shroeder
Marion Grobe
Marion Knitne
Jewell Beal
Doris Nickols
Maude
Jean Fridenstien
Marzarite
Lavonne Freeland
Roberta
Gladys Freeland
Betty Bucher
Radio Programs On WH YSU and WHWC long night schedule
Radio guide lists WH YSU 1450 and WHRC/WHRA stations with a dense lineup. Entries include Hayes, Morisndss Band, Vander Py, Ruch, Madiigeends C ducteer Zs Rigas, Omar pi-Besiors Band, and Maxine voice talk segments. The schedule spans tunes, talk, religious features, baseball scores, and various orchestras, with times from early morning to late night and numerous named acts and hosts.
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Whysu
Whamark Hays
Ace Hayes
Fo Lawel Paemas
moOrisndss
Es Vander Py
Madiigeends
Ducteer
Zs Rigas
Omar pi-Besiors
Aw Berger
F -Ete Crurzar
Raseoatl Resur Soures
S-Steare
Morell
Picnic Plans at Cascade Park and Local Visits
Families will enjoy a two picnic at Cascade Park this Thursday. Mou fay the Stitchin Katies attended garment inspections at Leake Avenue School led by Miss Hendrick. Mrs Elmore Wagner of Elyria called on Mrs D Nichols and family Thursday. Mrs H Chambers and son of Vincent visited Mr and Mrs Ervin Eppley Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs A J Derek spent Sunday evening with friends in Elyria. Steve Ronez was in Lorain Saturday evening. Noted that global land surveys remain insufficient for modern requirements.
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Cascade Park
Moufay
Leake Avenue School
Miss Hendrick
Elmore Wagner
Elyria
D. Nichols
Ervin Eppley
A. J. Derek
Steve Ronez
Lorain
Operator 13 at Capitol Theatre with Cooper and Davies
At Theatres At The Theatres Music day an important part in Operator 13 drama of Civil War days which it showtms at the Capitol Theatre today and morrow, With Gary Cooper and Marian Davies heading the cast. Several breezy songs have been written for the film, and the Four Mills Brothers are in the cast, which includes a number of prominent film stars.
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Capitol Theatre
Gary Cooper
Marian Davies
Mills Brothers
Bellamy Heads Cast Of Rivoli Picture
Raph Bellamy takes a detective role in One Is Guilty, a thrilling mystery at the Rivoli Theatre today and tomorrow. San Francisco Bay is described as complete and sheltered, with tigeress imagery in the backdrop.
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Raph Bellamy
Rivoli Theatre
San Frantsco Bay
Ralph Bellamy
Shirley Grey
Warren Hymer
Bert Lahr
Hizzoner
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