Lorain Dairymen Plan Wooster Dairy Day Tour
A large Lorain County dairy herd group will travel to Wooster Friday for Ohio Dairy Day and a guided tour of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Huron County producers may join. OSU dairy specialist Farl Jones will describe pasture plots. The plan is organized by the county extension service dairy committee.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Huron County
Farl Jones
Ohio State University
County Extension Service
Dairy Committee
Harry Rowland
Rochester
Howard Dayton
Oberlin
Leon Lehman
Crafton
Sterling Mills
Theodore Camp
LaGrange
D. G. Swanger
Wellington
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
J. P. Jackson
la Grange
N. B. Everson
Brighton
Ray Eppley
Norman Leininger
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Plans For National Dairy Show At Columbus
Columbus Ohio August 10 Visitors from across states and abroad expected for the National Dairy Show opening October 8 2015 with $15200 in prize money and many trophies. Ohio officials oversee preparations as top cattle from five breeds are judged alongside a nightly horse show and the Buckeye Musical Jubilee drawing over 4 000 participants.
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Columbus
Lloyd Burlingham
Burlingham
Oho
Ohio
Earl H. Hanefeld
Hanefeld
Pleasure Guild of Columbus
Buckeye
Dean H. H. Kildee
Towa
J. B. Fitch
Ayrshires
RK. O. Biggs
Paul
Misner
J. W. Ridgeway
Texas
Ira G. Payne
New York
Winter Grain Loan Applications Taken
Emergency 1938 winter grain loans are now being taken by G L Huffman of the Farm Credit Administration at the county extension office in Elyria Savings and Trust Building each Tuesday. Loans up to 400 dollars. first lien on the crop. landlords to waive claims in favor of the lien until repayment. In San Francisco Louis Canonicd, 58, fatally steps in front of a car after hospital discharge, breaking both legs.
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G. L. Huffman
Farm Credit Administration
County Agricultural Extension Service
Elyria
75 Counties Show Higher Enrollment In Four-H Clubs
Ohio state club leader W H Palmer reports a 9 percent rise in 4-H enrollment in the first 75 counties that submitted complete 1938 reports, comparing with 1937 totals of 52 165 individuals. He hopes gains extend statewide, noting Ohio’s national leadership in 4-H participation and noting expanded projects and health and community service activities through 1937, with the Junior Fair at Columbus August 27 to September.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Palmer
Ohio State University
Palmer
Pelmer
Poultrymen Urged To Study Pyramids
Ohio poultrymen were advised by Earl W. Benjamin to study pyramid principles in egg marketing at Wooster Poultry Day. He argued that a larger base requires more material, just as meeting demand for every egg grade is needed before boosting first grade consumption. He stressed storage and frozen eggs as vital channels to move surplus eggs and sustain producer profits.
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Columbus, OG
Ohio
Earl W. Benjamin
Eastern States
Pacific Coast Egg Cooperatives
Benjamin
Wooster
Orchard Clinic At Wooster Announced
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station at Wooster will host an orchard clinic on August 19 as part of Orchard Day. Fruit growers can bring samples of diseased or insect infested foliage wood and fruit for identification by specialists who will outline treatments. Visitors can also study orchard soil management results and address issues of declining fruit yields.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Horses To Compete At Norwalk Sunday
Prize pulling horses from Ohio and nearby states will gather at the Huron county fairgrounds in Norwalk Sunday for a Horse Pulling Association of Ohio contest. Postponed from July 31 due to rain, it marks the association's tenth event of the year with world champions among the teams. The Norwalk show is billed as one of the most spectacular, as $10,000 in prize money is distributed during the 1938 season.
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Ohio
Huron County Fairgrounds
Norwalk
Horse Pulling Association of
Potatoes Exempted From State Market Plan In-State Sales
Federal state inspection will apply only to out of state potato shipments while the marketing program operates in Ohio and 16 other states. Ohio grown potatoes sold within the state need no inspection. The plan targets out-of-state shipments to ensure grade and size standards, stabilizing farm price and aiding demand with uniform quality for growers and handlers.
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Ohio
EB. B. Tussing
Ohio State University
Tussing
Ohio Farm Bureau to Exhibit at 1938 State Fair
The Ohio Farm Bureau will have five booth points on the 1938 Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus August 27 to September 2. Merritt Powell announced Farm Bureau headquarters will be in the Farm Organizations building with county bureaus and cooperative program displays. The poultry building will showcase Gateway government graded eggs, a repeat first place winner the last two years. Five finalists in the Verna Elsinger Essay project will speak on the bandstand, with scholarships totaling 750 dollars awarded across four daily sessions.
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Farm Bureau
Columbus
Merritt Powell
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn
Ohio Farm Bureau
Farm Organizations
Ohio Sate University
Ohio Grange
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Gateway
Verna Elsinger
Bearded Workers Guard Cathedral From Sun And Wind
Workers on the lofty spire of St Patrick s cathedral in Melbourne grow beards to shield skin from sun and wind exposure. The unusual facial hair trend emphasizes practical protection amid exposed high altitude conditions.
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Melbourne
Australia
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Potato Supply Improves With Lower Handling Costs
The report notes reduced handling costs and smoother delivery of potatoes to consumers. It highlights more available produce not defective or undersized, improving suitability for table use.
Automatic Lime Spreader Made by Clarke County Farmers
Clarke County Iowa farmers built an automatic lime spreader from an old manure spreader using sprockets and shafting to drive a bottom slot conveyor. It spread thirty acres at two tons per acre in about twelve hours, with a laborer guiding lime down with a shovel.
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Clarke County
Iowa
Hand and Machine Husking Compared on Illinois Farms
Illinois Bureau of Agricultural Economics compares costs for hand husking 100 acres to machine methods using 1 and 2 row pickers. Separate notes cover coccidiosis in cattle and sheep, iron and copper sulfate control, squash borer timing in New York, nicotine and arsenical sprays, and Wisconsin pasture renovation with lime, fertilizer, cultivation, and seeding guidance.
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Illinois Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Illinois
Ea Eure
New York
New York Experiment Station
A Succession of Peaches in Reno County Orchard
A Reno County peach grower extended picking from June 20 to October 20 by planting assorted varieties. Customers pick their own fruit, reducing labor. In 1937 he sold 4 000 to 5 000 bushels at 50 cents to 2 50 per bushel, with Mayflower Redbird Alton as early varieties and Krummel Mammoth Heath Cling Lemon Cling in October.
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Reno County
Kansas
J. H. Hale
Notable New York Day by Day Musings and Personal Tidbits
Charles B. Driscol reports from New York with a collage of portraits and anecdotes. Joe Connolly's rise in Hearst organizations, Henry Simon and wife Margaret Halsey, and other social sketches fill a brisk column, mixing city life, wit, and cultural notes.
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New York
Charles B. Driscol
Joe Connolly
W. R. Hearst
New Haven
Connecticut
the Waldorf
Henry Simon
Margaret Halsey
Caryl Avenue
Yonkers
Mystery Yacht Cruise Draws In Secret Society Heirs
Teddy Raynor and Hugo Albright, heirs to the Order of the Golden Gull, receive cryptic invitations to a private cruise aboard the Golden Gull run by ex doctor Dr Smitting. Denis Graham, an insider, warns of danger linked to their fathers secret charity society and urges caution. Teddy ignores warnings and resolves to join, while Graham pledges to uncover the truth.
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Theodora
Teddy) Raynor
Hugo Albright
John Smitting
Smitting
Teddy
Graham
Dr. Smitting
Rayner
Golden Gull
Society
FT Ald
Miss Raynor
Mr. Graham
Young Actor’s Poise Marks A Military Training
A brief sketch notes a man years younger than his 72 years, possessing the stance and praiseworthy bearing of a capable young actor with military training. He wrote the bill after tiring of the persistent question how he managed it.
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McNaught Syndicate
Nativity Church Ladies Altar Society Meets in South Amherst
In South Amherst on Aug 10 members of the Ladies Altar Society celebrated Mrs. George Solka’s 60th birthday at her home with bunco prizes to Mrs. George Stuch Mrs. Tom Capasso and Mrs. J Jamie. Seventeen guests enjoyed lunch and gifts were given. The Junior League met in the church basement planning a parish picnic later in August. A fish fry was announced for Friday at 5 30 pm in the church parlors with public invitation.
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Nativity Church
South Amherst
Ladies Altar Society
George Solka
Bunco
George Stuch
Tom Capasso
J. Jamie
Ben Ashyk
John Boroski Jr
Junior League
Margie Zukowski
Jennie Gentile
Farewell Party For Broadwells And Lorain Guests
A farewell party for Dr and Mrs Wayne Broadwell of Kuirksville Missouri and Mr and Mrs Harry Feldkamp of Lorain marked the evening with a steak roast. Attendees included Al Marty and son Bud Arnold Hirt Allan Frieda Hirt Sylvester Feldkamp Elmer Widmer Walter Hyse and family Wilford Bachtel family Mori family Mori Jr DeLaura Sonny Este line Joyce Earl Jones Bet ty Beverly and Paul Mori Jr plus hosts Mrs Arthur Ernst and Mrs Paul Forre entertaining the Ladies Aid Society in the Methodist church parlors Thursday afternoon.
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Wayne Broadwell
Kuirksville
Missouri
Harry Feldkemp
Lorain
Florida
al Marty
Bud
Arnold Hirt
Allan
Frieda Hirt
Cleveland
Sylvester Feldkamp
Elmer Widmer
Walter Hyse
Bob
Wilford Bachtel
Carol
Elyria
Tony Green
Utica
Albert Mori Sr
Leavitt Road
Lizzie Rolli
Albert Mori Jr
DeLaura
Sonny
Esteline
Joyce
Earl Jones
Betty
Beverly
Paul Mori Jr
Missionary Service Speaker Rev Henry Stick at Methodist Church
A special evening service at the Methodist Church will feature Rev Henry Stick of Brownhelm, back from Africa, as speaker. Paul Wainwright of Elyria will be the guest soloist. The public is invited to attend.
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Methodist Church
Henry Stick
Brownhelm
Africa
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
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