Lorain County Four H Club heads to state fair for honors
Ten Lorain County Four H Club members depart for the Ohio State Fair to compete with champions from counties across the state. County supporters believe the group has proven championship caliber by winning local titles and expect keen competition for state prizes. Regardless of outcome, the trip offers valuable experience for these promising youths.
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Lorain County
Ohio
The
American Legion
Columbus
Italy Buys Lemons To Aid Africa Troops
Government reports say Italian agents purchase large quantities of lemons in the United States to supply troops in Africa. Heat in Africa and scurvy prevention drive the demand, even as American housewives face higher prices. European yields are smaller and fruit is less juice rich than American lemons.
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Europe
Africa
Sicily
Italy
France
United States
Rust Resistant Wheat Signals Agricultural Breakthrough
Manitoba researchers report a rust resistant wheat variety may be ready for broad distribution within two years from Saskatchewan to Manitoba. Wheat rust has caused major losses in western Canada, with about 5 million acres affected this year. U S and Canadian scientists have long pursued rust resistance with limited success and the new discovery in Winnipeg offers fresh hope for farmers nationwide.
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Manitoba Research Laboratories
Winnipeg Grain
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
United States
Woinnipes
Demand For Horses Signals Westwide Shortage and High Prices
Denver reports show the strongest demand for horses in fifteen years across the West, yet stockmen face a depleted supply of draft animals. Farms shift to tractors, boosting prices with young animals up to 200 dollars, as Ohio also sees surging horseflesh costs.
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Denver
West
Southwest
Ohio
Townsend plan debated by Elyria readers in 1935
Voice of the People letters criticize Dr Townsend's plan proposing $200 monthly for adults age 60 or older with exceptions. The author argues the plan is a mirage that will prolong misery, harm capitalism, and delay a new social order, evoking Franklin's warning on liberty and safety.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Townsend
Etery
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Townend
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Flo
Sunday Socials Across Morenci and Nearby Towns
Local residents from Morenci and nearby areas visited family and friends over the weekend. Attendees included the Johnson, Brintnall, Rising, Gabbie, Hastings, Rawson, Bounds, Falconer, Sartwell, and McGinnis households among others. Updates note travels to Cleveland and Medina for family visits and a fireman’s convention in Spencer.
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Fred Johnson
Howard Brintnall
Adam Rising
Mary Lawrence
Norwalk
Frank Gambie
Morenci
Mich
Will Hastings
C. A. Rawson
Daughte
LaGrange
Bounds Home
E E Bounds
Nova
Falconer Roth
Mr. Scott
Elyria
Dorothy Aufmuth
Cleveland
Aufmuth
Edna Kolb
Oliver Tooth
Coshocton
Fred Barlow
Louise Arick
Brunswick
Fane
Eberle
Helen
May Scudder
Asok
Wisconsin
Knopf
Glenn Hoover
Medina
Mrs. Walter
Beach City
Valery City
New York Day by Day in McIntyre Column Tales of Village Life
C O McIntyre reports from New York as he probes river barges and harbor life, noting unchanged routines and silent families while aging streets and districts like Greenwich Village echo old charms. He recalls charades by Carolyn Wells, St Luke's Place, and nostalgic drinks in modern bars, ending with a playful tie to Carolyn Wells' clue Tombstone.
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Carolyn Wells
Miss Weiss
Caesar Tair
Anniversary list spans notable births and deaths across eras
Anniversaries recall John Stark Goethe Elizabeth Seton Tolstoy Hammond Sankey and others with birth and death dates. History notes Saint Augustin locomotive Tom Thumb and suffragette arrests, plus remarks on a bridge project thefts in Missouri.
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William A. Hammond
New York City
Sergeon
Annapolis
Lawrence Co
Brooklyn
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Saint Augusting
U. 8
Peter Cooper
Onin
Paris
Carpezte Palace of Peace
Hague
White House
Washington
Upton Sinclair
California
Norwalk Visitors and Cleveland Baseball Outing
Wakeman Mr and Mee Robert Hortang and the Benson family visited Norwalk Saturday afternoon. Edgar Benson of Vermilion joined Thursday evening. Attendees at the Cleveland Baston game in Cleveland included Mr and Mrs Robert Finyt and Mrs Tera Pomeroy. Denman hosted grandchildren from Canton.
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W. Benson
Norwalk
Edgar Benson
Vermilion
Ben
Robert Finyt
Tera Pomeroy
W.W. J. Benson
Cleveland
Denman
Canton
Judge rules on relief case over family rights and dog order
In Buffalo New York Judge Peter Maul held that a family on relief has no right to own a dog. He directed that a dog owned by Mrs Josephine Starks, accused of biting a neighbor, be turned over to the SPCA for custody.
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Bufpfalo
N.O
Peter Maul
Josephine Starks
SP. C. A
Boy Fears Vow Runaway, Found Safe in Barn
Police recovered one year old Warne Greenfield asleep in an abandoned barn two days after he ran away promising to return home after upsetting his mother. Authorities reported he appeared unharmed and was reunited with relatives.
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Caruso
Don Marke
Ruevrius
Warne Greenfield
Millman Finds No Luck From Four Leaf Clovers
Mrs Kathryn C Millman of Short Beach Conn collected 500 four leaf clovers seeking luck but reports no change in fortune. The note reflects a personal anecdote about superstition and luck without evidence of a causal link.
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Short Beach
Conn
Kathryn C. Millman
Cat mothers mouse at Baraboo farm with four kittens
Baraboo Wisconsin report describes a mother cat that has adopted a stray mouse as part of her litter at Harry Simons' farm. Simons says the mouse and kittens are the best of pals, forming an unlikely animal family on the farm.
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Baraboo
Wis
Harry Simons
Simons
Amnesia Victim Led to Identity by Hypnosis at UO
Eugene, Oregon a man identified as Clifford D Kilgore after wandering into a police station with amnesia. University of Oregon psychology staff induced a hypnotic state and he wrote scraps of information that helped establish his identity.
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Aids Amnesea
Eugene. Ore
Clifford D. Kilgore
Kilgore
University of Oregon
Veteran flier near Fond du Lac earns solo flight hours
Wisconsin teen Fred William Stae ben of Fond du Lac, a holder of a limited commercial pilot license from the U S Department of Commerce, has logged more than 290 hours of solo flying. In Pickle Well Pickled, Ogden, Mrs Elvott Williams touts her family pickle tale dating back 73 years since her father preserved a cucumber with a glass jar and alcohol.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Fred William Staeben
U. S. Department of Commerce
Elvott Williams
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