Holsteins Lead November Milk Production in Lorain Co Herds
Holstein cows dominated the November milk production in Lorain County Herd Improvement Association per Ray Eppley’s monthly test. Nine of the top ten milk producers were Holsteins, with one Guernsey in the mix, while Guernseys led butterfat. The best herd was H. T. Snell’s at Columbia with 1009 pounds per cow and 404 pounds butterfat. The largest herd was J. W. McHenry’s registered Jersey herd at Penfield. The top butterfat producer was a grade Guernsey owned by Jackson, Camp, and Wolcott of LaGrange. The association’s 36 herds had 57 cows milking, from 491 of them.
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Colima
Farmers Use Third of Lumber Produced
Farmers rely on farm woodlots for about a third of national lumber, with estimates showing the average farm consuming around 2,000 board feet annually plus fence posts and cordwood. In the Central states half of timberland area is small farm woodlot, supporting hardwood industries. farmers own roughly half of 17 billion board feet and about 40 million cords of smaller material.
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E. G. Wileschuegel
Oso State University
Central States
Egg Hatching Factors Highlighted in 1932 Poultry Calendar
The December page of the 1932-33 poultry calendar lists five egg hatching factors including direct sun, cod liver oil in winter, green feed such as clover or alfalfa, alfalfa meal, milk, and keeping the laying house above freezing to avoid frozen combs. It also notes breeding effects on chick quality are set by parent stock and cannot be altered by feeding or care after hatch, affecting size, shape, and shell color.
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Lorain County
Thanksgiving guests and social visits in Oberlin area
Me and Mrs Wulf Martin hosted relatives at North Qimsted while Att Dion and family welcomed new Elyria residents with a Thanksgiving gathering. Numerous local families from Oberlin Elyria Grafton La Grange Toledo and beyond attended or hosted meals and calls over the weekend.
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New Oberlin
Wulf Martin
North Q
F. J. Schmitz
M. Wehlber
N. Webber
C. Justin
Lucile Hmerick
Eliza Manns
Henry Manna
Clyde Simpson
Tiffin Ohio
Tr. E
Esther
Youngstown
C. Bates
Henrietta
Charles Wearsch
M. Wohleber
Skallinger
Lakewood
A. Falkner
Eugena Strohmier
Toledo
Cod liver oil boosts egg yield and lowers feed need says Ohio study
A poultry test with 220 Rhode Island pullets split into two pens showed birds fed cod liver oil laid 7142 eggs from Oct 1 to Apr 1, while the control laid 6061. Feed per dozen eggs was 7.37 lb with oil versus 7.15 lb without. weight loss differed 210 lb with oil and 272.5 lb without.
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Rhode Island
Hem-Roid Tea Internal Pile Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Hem-Roid tablets as a cure for piles caused by bad blood circulation. It claims internal medicine can correct the cause, cites Dr J B Leonhardt’s tea internal remedy and success in over 900 of 1000 patients, with a money back guarantee from Co W Phillips and druggists.
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Two Chicago Boy Killers Appear In Court
Two Chicago murder suspects appear in court for hearings. James Iggy Va revla, a confessed killer linked to multiple holdups and shootings, stands at left. Charles Arnold, 16, pleads guilty to a murder indictment for the hammer slaying of his step grandmother, Mrs Ellen Sax. Dr Starry Hoffman of the Cook County behavior clinic studies Charles’ mentality as officials remain uncharged.
Manhattan social glare as drench of gloom fades
A 1932 McNaught Syndicate column surveys Manhattan society as mood lightens, noting debs and socialites mingling with racketeers, the rise of Ermine society, beagle hunts, front-row vanity, and a critique of education, culture, and status amid a sprawling roster of named figures.
Henrietta Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Grange Plans
Henrietta residents share travel news as Mrs. John Geisenfoerfer visits Chicago with family and relatives. Grange members plan to attend the Pomona Grange open meeting at La Grange December 8 with a 160 cast pageant. Local happenings include school custodian Fred Twining burning a hand, Haussen’s death in Washington, and multiple visits from families and friends. The Grange basketball team defeated Brighton 45 to 15, and various church and social events are noted.
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Albert Bauman
Elmhurst
Illinois
Melvin Amstutz
Waukeegan
Pomona Grange
la Grange
Victor Hostettler
Detroit
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Ruth Hostettler
Fred Twining
Carl Krieg
Richland
Washington
Henry Haussen
Henristta
M. &. Church
Ella May Dudley
Hillsdale
Michigan
A. L. Dudley
Fred Bauman
Leonard Buchs
Harold Buchs
Katie Weidman
Twila
Anna Wyttenbach
Golden Lake
Ontario
Canada
Burgette
Bluth
Nelson
Carl Reusser
Cleveland
Albert Reusser
Grange
Brighton Independents
George Sweet
Hlyria
Mia
Earl
Avon Lake West Shore Bridge Club Activities and Guests
Avon Lake December 1 reports a West Shore Bridge Club meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R H Faye with members including Mr. and Mrs. Bell Kavanaugh Schabel Glass Bowman Weigel and Scamman. Honors went to Mrs Scamman Mrs Bowman Mrs Bell and Mr Schabel. Special guest Mrs J B Bentley. Future hosting by Lionel Glass. Also notes on funeral attendance and dinner bridge at Cleve land.
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Avon Lake
R. H. Faye
Berea
George Bell
Frank Kavanaugh
Wm. Schabel
Lionel Glass
Wm Bowman
E Weigel
E. A. Scam
Dinner Fragments And Weekend News Briefs
A collage of short items from a local page notes social happenings and small events. Weekend guests include Alma Bowman and Bernie Howes from Cleveland visiting the Kihns at Center Road. Girl Scouts meet Friday at 4 PM. St Anthony’s Circle No 6 hosts a dinned bridge at Mrs. R J Kihn’s. Local families are mentioned in passing, with neighbors and relatives visiting or traveling. A run of casual chatter covers dining, plans, and light social scenes.
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Ed Osterlund
Center Road
Peter Davey
Cleveland
Alma Bowman
Bernie Howes
R. J. Kihn
ST. Anthony's
Circle No. 6
St. Anthony’s Church
Rudolph Krebs
Lakewood
John Heider
Alfred Kos
Lear Road
J. W. Luthe
John Weber
James Teck
Theodore Weber
Weber Road
W. D. Hull
Elizabeth Mitchell
Hold Mitchell
Frank Stevens
Fairview Village
Urban Weber
Coletta van Haas
Rocky River
Mable Taylor
Oakwood Drive
Hon
Mitchell
Willard Paterson
John Herder
Alice Herder
Axtel
Roomns Home to Marry the Beautiful Girl in the World
A humorous exchange centers on an engagement and a claimed rare fountain pen. Edos dismisses the idea of romance, then boasts of owning a fountain pen said to have written the Divine Comedy. The other character corrects the age of Dante.
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Moonbeam angle fails to save purse snatcher Toynes
In Austin a district court trial heard a math professor testify that moonlight was at a 30 degree angle, not the 60 degrees needed to illuminate the scene. Pearl Favors identified Walter Toynes as the purse snatcher, but the jury still sentenced him to two years.
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Tex
Toynes
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