Temporary tax plan proposed by Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
John M Hodson announced at the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Columbus a temporary tax program to bridge the gap until permanent measures take effect. The plan, a 10 percent levy on amusements cosmetics jewelry and similar luxuries, would yield about 8 750 000 in revenue to cover a current school funds deficit of around 8 000 000 caused by liquor tax fund allocations for old age pensions.
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Pew
Board of Trustees
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
John M. Hodson
Legislative Committee
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Hodson
Ohio State Fair to Feature Record Farm Machinery Exhibit
The 1935 Ohio State Fair in Columbus opens August 26 and will showcase the largest display of modern farm equipment in its history. State Agriculture Director Earl H. Hanefeld notes the industry’s recent growth after stock liquidations, with new models and advanced machinery expected to dominate the fair exhibit. Modern farming with pneumatic rubber tires and other innovations illustrate how farming has transformed in a few years.
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Columbus
Earl H. Hanefeld
Hanefeld
Farm Machinery Boosts Efficiency in 4A Operations
Tractors and farm machines have made a noticeable impact in 4A farming, changing the variety of work, speeding task completion, lowering operation costs, and reducing farmer labor.
Lincoln Addresses Conference In Nova Scotia
Murray D. Lincoln, executive secretary of the Ohio Farm Bureau, spoke at the thirteenth Rural and Indiia Conference held at St. Francis Xavier Tar yarsity in Antigonish Nova Scotia. The meeting ran yesterday into today with talks on cooperation in Nova Scotia and the United States. Antigonish sits on an inlet in Argonish County in northern Nova Scotia, a district famed in Longfellow's Evangeline poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau
St. Francis Xavier Tar Yarsity
Antigonish
Nova Scotia
United States
Argonish County
Lonegfellow
Evangeline
Research Proven Big Aid To Soils On Ohio Farms
Ohio soils stay fertile under large crops due to lime and fertilizer. Silas Vance of Farm Bureau Cooperative Associations cites university research value. Robert Salter notes liberal fertilizer for wheat raises yields, reduces risk, and benefits subsequent clover or alfalfa crops.
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Ohio
Silas Vance
Farm Bureau Cooperative Associations
Ohio Cooperative
Columbus
Vanes
Robert M. Salter
Ohio Agriculural Experiment Station
Ohio Farm Bureau News
Salter
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Corn-Hog Program Favored By Farmers
Claude R. Wickard, chief of the corn-hog section of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Columbus, says the program aims to give farmers a fair return and protect consumers with sufficient, fair-priced supplies. Two hundred and ten? corn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Wickard
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Columbus
County Agent Warns Peach Plum Growers
County extension agent C. J Hummel warned peach and plum growers to guard against brown rot as moisture increases this year. He advised preventive measures and harvest applications to protect crops from disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J Hummel
Himimel J
Ohio corn hog committee met at Ohio State University
Ohio county agents and hog committee members from SS counties met at Ohio State University to review 1936 adjustment program plans. E H Fullmer and Paul Jewett of Lorain County attended. Sickard urged public hearings to decide on continuing the program after expiration and to ensure farmer representation. If hearings favor continuation, a referendum of corn hog producers will be held to determine their wishes. Plans will be made after the current state meetings conclude.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Adjustment Administration
E. H. Fullmer
Paul Jewett
Lorain County
Sickard
New Wheat Plan Changes From Old Program in Ohio
New wheat plan differs from the old AAA approach. Ohio state agent J A Stoher says contracts offered to farmers in September allow minor acreage adjustments among signers to correct inequalities from strict base adherence. County allotment committees issue adjustments. Adjustments aim to parity payments on all allotments. The four year program allows opt out after two years. secretary of agriculture may terminate before July 1 each year. Maximum acreage reduction is 25 percent, 15 percent for 1936 crop. Beneficiaries may receive payments if signer dies or disappears. changes in lease arrangements may shift adjustment payments among signers.
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AAA
J. A. Stoher
Ohio
Secretary of Iculture
Several Recipes Awarded Honorable Mention by Judges
A collage of home dishes with names and contributors from multiple addresses. Lamb ring, inday plate dinner, meat loaf, Chinese pie and mock fried chicken recipes are printed with contributor names such as Mrs Holdy Elyria Ohio Mrs Genevieve Rankin Lake Avenue City Hope Smith Tenth Street and Mrs Ida Opdyke Bonaire Avenue. The page reads like a local recipe feature with stepwise methods and baking instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Opdyke
Bonaire Avenue
Minced Meat Loaf and Fried Frankfurters Recipe
A home kitchen recipe batch describes combining lean beef and ham into a loaf baked for 1 1 2 hours with crackers flour eggs and spices, plus a method for split frankfurters rolled in eggs and cracker crumbs fried until browned. It also lists local community notices and brief social updates from Elyria and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Gehl
3Rd Street
Elyria
Vincent Church Notes Aug 21 Services and Activities
Sunday morning services at the rural Methodist church featured hymnody including O For a Thousand Tongues To Sing and O God I Speak the Matchless Worth. Pastor B H Ryan delivered a sermon from Hebrews 11. A Sunday school session, led by D F Eschtruth and Mrs C E McIntire, noted 101 attendees, read a missionary letter from Alta Byers, and announced plans for curtains and a tureen dinner on Thursday.
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Vincent
Gould
Solo
Jesus
C. E. McIntire
B. H. Ryan
Joseph
Martin Lither
Daniel
D. F. Eschtruth
Carl Olson
Alta Byers
Honk Kong
China
Ella Jane Harnish
Morris
Aid Society
Clarksfield Community Notes and Local Death
Clarksfield Aug 21 social updates include But ler Road Club luncheon and a picnic planned at Mrs. Post's home in four weeks. Hugh Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Martin, died Aug 18 from blood poisoning after stepping on a tack. funeral arrangements with Peace Funeral Home Wakeman. Various reunions, visits, and gatherings noted at Delware Wellington Norwalk and Geneva areas. Teachers hired for Clarksfield schools and local residents’ activities described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Road Club
Clarksfield
Profiles for Today Profiles for Today By TALBOT wit G ONE of the sient men are the most important in a country's life
Profiles for Today discusses Sir Frederick Leith-Ross as a key but private figure shaping Britain’s finances He helped restore the Treasury after the pound left the gold standard and contributed to debt refinancing and exchange stabilization The piece notes plans for international monetary stabilization and mentions other figures like James A Moffett and Montagu Norman It also recalls Leith-Ross’s Oxford years and early Treasury career including a U S debt commission visit in 1933 plus a social diary of recent visits by Edith Palmer and others
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England
Frederick Leith-Ross
Britain
Leith-Ross
Sir Frederick
China
James A. Moffett
Far East
Roosevelt
Johannes Posumus
Federal Reserve Bank of South Africa
Montagu Norman
United States
Canada
Oxford
British Treasury
British Debt Commission
New London Honor for Local Leader in Knights Group
Gerald Fowdon president of the focal Epworth League is slated to receive the Knight award in the Knights and Ladies of the Holy Grail honorary society of the Central Ohio League. He is the second New Londoner honored, following Lenard Brundage last year. Brundage was re-elected to the Central Ohio Commission and the Student Activity Count. Gerald Fowdon and Miss Geraldine Morse were named assistant editors on the Breeze Institute newspapers. Brundage reports Norwalk District total registration at 242, with the Central Ohio Institute exceeding 700 this season. Seventeen members and two visitors attended the Rotary Club luncheon, with John Stone of Okolona, Mississippi as guest of Dr T. H. Smith and Dave Baumhart Jr. of Vermilion as second guest. Plans discussed for a Halloween festival parade and attractions, plus Vermilion Club’s October 27 visit and program. Mondar's meeting concluded with an engaging talk by Baumhart. Mr and Mrs J. Fuller and family joined an extended motor trip to Birmingham, Alabama to visit Mrs Fuller’s sister.
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J. L. Andrews
Myers
Herb Miller
Wellington
Nate Harris
Fox
White's Landing
Harry Crandell
Walker
Hedges
Barrett Chapel
Ladies’ Aid
Bertha McClaflin
Pollock
Lois
John Lee
Joe Kinnear
Geneva
Mabel Cooper
Baltimore
Maude Cole
Louise
Lynn Gray
Ira Lee
Clay B. Burns
Sterling Burrows
Elyria
C. H. Burrows
Clyde Lee
Norwalk
Clarksfield
Jenerose Obharo
New London
Ralph Heath
LaGrange
Bobby Stevenson
Cleveland
W. H. Stone
Dorothy Phillips
Floyd Phillips
North Fairfield
George Harwood
Fred Hayes
Biddle
Donna Livermore
C. A. Twaddle
Sarah Merrill
Beatrice Merrill
John Merrill
Charlie Puder
Etta Merrill
Rochester
Taylor
Paul Juronic
Lowige McClaftin
Norma McClaffin
Edison
Henry Sanford
Louise Harris
George Wargo
Frank Todd
Mary Shaffer
Orland Gray
Charles Gibbons
Zon
Gerald Fowdon
Focal Epworth League
Knights and Ladies of the Holy Grail
Central Ohio League
Fowdon
New
Breeze
Brundage
Central Ohio Institute
Rotary Club
John Stone
Oka- Jona
Mississippi
T. H. Smith
Dave Baumart Jr
Vermillion Club
Vermilion Club
Mondar
Baumhart
Unborn Tomorrows and Dead Yesterdays in Modern Women
Marian Mays Martin argues that real living happens in the present not the past or future. She questions dwelling on yesterday and anxiously awaiting tomorrow while noting critics call those who live in the moment improvident. The essay urges extracting all value from today as the wisest course.
Living in the Here and Now versus Past Glories
In Independent Women Eleanor Stock argues for appreciating the present over chasing a perfect, nostalgic past. She contrasts modern mass culture with ancient Athens under Pericles, noting the latter’s balance, wisdom, and beauty that enable people to live full, dignified lives.
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Eleanor Stock
Miniver Cheevy
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Miniver
Pericles
Medici
Athens
The Allure and Illusion of a Golden Age
The narrator contrasts Renaissance color and craft with modern mass production, musing on whether people today would choose their era if given the chance. He notes how old homes are modernized, erasing atmosphere, and reflects that pasts were not free of hardship, yet envy persists due to limited knowledge of those times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicean Italy
Leonardo
Michelangelo
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
Harriet, a curious preschooler, shelves drawers and doors in unfamiliar homes. Her mother keeps strict limits at home, causing Harriet to linger on forbidden objects elsewhere. A trusted chance to organize might curb the urge and ease social visits.
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Harriet
Aunt Rose
Texas Marking Freedom Fight Centennial in Gonzales
Gonzales Texas prepares a seven day centennial observance marking its role in Texas independence. The program reenacts early events with a replica cannon and a flag stitched by women, includes a flight bombing finale, and pilgrimages to Goliad the Alamo and San Jacinto Battlefield along with expositions in Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Gonzales
Tex
Texas
Mexico
Lexington
Boston
San Antonio
Payas
Paul Revere
Matthew Caldwell
Betsy Ross
Sarah Seely DeWitt
Canton
Goliad
Alamo
San Jacinto
Forth Worth
Dallas
Grandparents Celebrate 30 Grandchildren in Martinsburg
Mr and Mrs Casper Harducek report 13 grandsons and 15 granddaughters in Martinsburg. A son born to their daughter Mrs Chris Hoer balanced the counts, bringing the family tally to 30 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Casper Harducek
Chris Hoer
Red Hair Recalled by Mrs. Smith in Dover
Mrs M D Smith, 98, longtime friend of John D Rockefeller Sr, recalls the oil magnate’s Cleveland years and thick red hair. The note mentions Mexico having 131 holidays a year.
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Dover. Vu
M. D. Smith
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Cleveland
Mexico
Churches housing families in Knapp Wis amid occupied town
In Knapp Wisconsin a village of 425 people has all buildings occupied. Two families live in old churches Patewold and family, five in the Seventh Day Adventist Church inactive 12 years, and another leases the old Baptist Church. Erie County jury expenses show no crim trials billed in the past year while the preceding year totaled 2020.
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Knapp
Wis
Patewold
Seventh Day Advent Church
Old Baptist
Sandusky
Erie County
John W. Baxter
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Protective Home Circle
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Warren Allen
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