Wheat and oats grow two crops from one seed in Ohio
Weather in early season and late May frost cause a rare double harvest in Ohio crops. Wheat and oats sprouted a second time after drought followed by rain, producing a second growth often taller than the first. Farmers see potential for two harvests from one sowing in rare fields like Auglaize County.
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Manuets
Ohio
Ohio State Univers
D. T. Herrman
Auglaize Coun
H. C. Schroer
Local Notices and Social To Henrietta and Mrs Krieg
Henrietta to Mrs Dorothy Krieg Birmingham August 28. Mrs Walter Davis of Ely visited at the homes of Mr and Mrs O ders and Mr and Mrs Chas Fe. The girls camping at Dudley cottage this week at Wood Park include Ruth rt e Currier Ada and y Kinsley Grece and Ella Dudley chaperoned by Mrs.
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Henrietta
Walter Davis
Ely
O. (. Ders
Chas
Dudley Cottage
Wood Park
Ruth Rt
E Currier
Ada
Y Kinsley
Grece
Ella Dudley
Social notes and visits among Krobie Bauman and area families
Numerous entries record visits and gatherings in the Krobie Bauman and nearby families. Locations include Beulah Beach, Chippewa Lake, Cleveland, Elyria, Oberlin, and Meadville with many relatives noted visiting, staying, or traveling during the week. Names such as John Bauman, Mrs. Lena Gegenheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schoonard, Miss Myrna Gegenheimer, and Miss Sophie Pippaert appear among frequent social engagements and Sunday gatherings.
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Bauman
Tal Beach
Sapiday
Cleveand Messrs
Ck J
Williem Badeo TaDie Drake
Nora
Atem
Bates
Myr
Clyde
Ruestis
Ard Rity
John Bauman
Airs
Chas
Spens Thestiayv
Lena Gegenieimer
Adan Dute
Henry Dute
Fred Latteman
Fields Core
J. Lamble
Birmingham
Cantan Bickel
Detroit
Michigan
E. Schneidersenheimer
Daughnette
Beising
Jobo Banman
Henrietta Hill
Sophie Pippaert U Nea Krueck
It Schatz
Vermilion
Clarence
Pearl Schoonard
Frank Schoonard
Cherry
Wellington Fair
Myrna Gegenheimer
Miltom Parrish
Elyria
Lena Gegenheimer
D. B. Bonnett
Ruth ‘Rman
Beulah Beach
Bonnett
E. B. Walker
Walter Walker
E. VW. Walker
Oberlin
Harold Coates
Henry Emmerick
Robert Vetter
Cleveland
Aliss Florence Coates
Elyvia
Neva Curtess
California
Mary Becker
Elsie Court
Frank Naegle
Myra Coates
Frank Berg
Nnly
John Heidrich
PP. H. Battenhouse
Soon
Louis
Louis Heidrich
Dorothy Huerdner
Fred Schneider
Anna Bauman
Fred Bauman
Martha Bauman
Loffalu
George Becker
Frank Page
Fine
Wand
Camden
Elmer Bar A Rey
Benj. Holtkamp
Grace
Meadville
Landmark Eaton Resident Thomas Dair Dead at Fields
Thomas Dair longtime Eaton resident died Sunday at his Fields home after five years of ill health. Born 1853 in Batavia Ohio he married Emma Hil in 1858 and they had six children three daughters Ary Lee Walker Ora Walker and Mrs George Macomb survive with three sisters and four brothers. Funeral service Tuesday conducted by Rev Grady.
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A. W. Palmer
R. Blaina
Mole
Tom Mole
Grafton
P. A. Kendall
Vir.g. J. Danian
Medina
C. C. Mayle
Churches of Christ of
Medina Over
Las
Vossler
Lena Smith
Agnes
Martin and Shear
Columbia
Blaine
Thomas Dair
Eatons
Fields
Grady
Mgr. Dair
Abo
Batavia
Ohio
Emma Hil
Ary Lee Walker
George Macomb
Ora Walker
Corn Borer Reaches South and West. OSU Unveils Harvester Attachments
The European corn borer, first found in Ohio in 1921, has moved into Carroll Holmes and Henry counties. Ohio State University engineers near complete a corn harvester attachment to cut stalks close to the ground and shred or destroy them, preventing borers from wintering in old stubble. Harvesters will bolt onto common binders and be low cost. Extension entomologist T H Parks notes borers rise in the Lake Erie area, with some fields over 50 percent. Canadians face harvest losses where corn is husked from stalks rather than stored in silos. The insect likely reached Canada a decade before major damage.
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Oho
Carroll
Holmes
Henry
Ohio State University
Ohio
T. H. Parks
Lake Erie
Canada
Kills Pesky Bed Bugs with P D Q Advertisement
A vintage ad promotes P D Q as a quick killer for bed bugs, roaches and moths. It claims a 35¢ box destroys eggs and prevents future infestations without harming clothing, noting a patent and sealed bottle options.
Wheat Pest Down But Not Yet Out
Ohio State University survey shows Hessian fly damage fell statewide last year due to timely sowing. Extension entomologist T H Parks notes some counties still active at about 2 percent and urges rigid adherence to safe sowing dates this fall, with Lorain County best between September 24 and October 3.
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College
Ohio
Ohio State University
T. H. Parks
Extension Entomologiat
Lorain County
Insect Infestation Sweep Recalls Countywide Effort
A survey shows Dark Fairfield and Champaign Counties with infestations over 20 percent this year. Other counties vary from one half of one percent upward. The report notes reduced infestation overall and emphasizes county wide cooperation to prevent spread from early sow fields.
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Fairfield
Champaign
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Dorothy Krieg
Krobie and Family Baent
Miss Glad Ohio
Conchits
Vasconcellos
Spain
He Children’s Apparel
Kaynee
Children’s Apparel Shop
Second St
Ople
L. K. Bainbridge
Eaton
Teylor-Dallery-Wade Co
Henry Kinenneman
Daisy Dean Kieeneman
Garden Ayres
Folberth Windshield Cleaners
coRt
West Broad ST
P.D.Q
Shop de Aoa and Oy Was
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