Dairy Rations To Be Juggled On Ohio Farms
Unusual dairy cattle rations are planned across Ohio this winter due to drought reducing feed supplies. Extension specialist Co Lb Blackman warns that when corn is plentiful dairymen should focus on high protein feeds, with options including cottonseed meal linseed oil meal and soybean oil meal priced to choice. Oats wheat bran and other grains may be added. wet brewers grains contain less nutrients than dried forms. Silage and hay can substitute for one another depending on availability. Proper protein to carbohydrate balance is crucial to minimize waste, with specific digestible and crude protein targets given for various roughage and legume feed mixes.
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Drouth
Blackman
Ohio State University
Pruning Begins Early For Various Fruit Trees
Fruit growers start pruning ahead this season per Ohio State University horticulturist F U Beach who advises pruning bearing apple trees plums and sour cherries first grape pruning in February peaches raspberries and sweet cherries in March young trees respond best to spring pruning while pruning helps remove undersized fruit and improves color and sun exposure.
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F. U. Beach
Ohio State University
Beach
Will Discuss Problems Of Poultry Men Breeding And Feeding
A meeting next Tuesday night in the directors room of the bria Savings and Trust Company will cover poultry breeding and feeding. C. Vickers of the Ohio Poultry Improvement Association will discuss breeding importance, RB M Bethke of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station will discuss feeds and feeding methods. The event begins at 8:00 p.m. and is arranged by County Agricultural Extension Agent C I Hummel and the county poultry committee.
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Meeks
B Ria Savings and Trust Company
County Poultry Committee
C. & Vickers
Ohio Poultry Improvement Associaion
RB. M. Bethke
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
C. IT. Hummel
T. E. Breryley
E. Symons
L. &. Wheeler
le Fey
Russell Miller
Ohio Farm Bureau decries proposed sales tax plan
Ohio Farm Bureau officials and Perry L. Green criticize a proposed sales tax as a burden on lower incomes and urge a prerequisite income tax reform. They question the plan’s reach and argue it would hit many purchases with up to 10 percent tax while ignoring profits and existing fuel levies.
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House
Columbus
Ohio Farm
Legislative Committee
Perry L. Green
Pla
Green
Ind
19 Club Delegates Go To 4-H Congress
Nineteen 4-H club delegates from multiple counties travel to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago for competitions and demonstrations. Ohio representatives include the Van Wert and Fairfield groups, with members in health, livestock judging, home economics, and agriculture events. About 121 delegates are expected to attend the congress.
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Comecqion
W&ich
Liestack Banpsies
Chicaga
Ing
Ohio
Hawag
Ohio State
Lerline Young
Br Fairfield
van Wert
Ohio Elias
Dale Runnian
Pat Good
Kenneth Haines
Winston Bucher
Panera
Bonita Brown
Fairfield Emny
Ruth Sommers
Marie Ford
Leslie Dresehoy
Thre Vongresa
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Breath Relief
Thousands suffer from bad breath and seek relief with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The sugar coated tablets gently stimulate the bowels to natural action and purify the system without calomel after effects. Discovered after 20 years of practice, Olive Tablets are a vegetable compound and come in olive color. Take one or two at bedtime for a week to notice the effect.
Expenditures of AAA in Ohio reach 10.76 million
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reported Ohio outlays totaling 10,756,845 through November 1. Benefit and rental payments stood at 41,811,080 with 685,700 for dog removal and 860.35 in admin costs. Of the benefits, 7,447,140 went to non corn hot producers, 1,776,715 to wheat growers, and 488,295 to tobacco raisers. An English railroad line installed the first portable brake apparatus test on a locomotive.
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Washington
Nev
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ohio
AAA Comptroller
Countess Thorland At Secret Washington Dinner
Greenleaf seeks to secure Countess Thorland’s presence at a private Washington dinner for Mr Johnson. He argues the guest list must include her to aid a covert plan while the secretary fears exposure. The coded scheme hinges on a safe distraction and diplomatic deniability.
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Greenleaf
Jensen
Mortico
Jutland
Noah Higgins
Message & T
Mexico
Secret Service
Greerte
Cole
Amy
Myra
Toerlund
Poony
Hall
Avon Lake Families Travel South For Winter
Avon Lake residents Kellen family of Forest Hill Drive left Saturday for Florida to spend the winter. Thanksgiving guests included Mr and Mrs Ita and children with Mr and Mrs Brise Antiden in Elyria. Mrs Eaton visited Detren Michigan for Thanksgiving and weekend. Returned from St Joseph's Hospital Lorain, Mrs Fd Spactzet and baby. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Bol Tinqueer and family held at Hal Trinity Hall Avon. Several local couples marked anniversaries and hosted relatives during Thanksgiving weekend, with gatherings in Lorain, Cleveland, and Chardon.
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Florida
AVON
Ita
Brise Antiden
Elyria
Fd Spactzet
Baby
St. Josph’s Hospital
Lorain
Tursdas
Bol Tincueer
Lumus
Iriday
Haly Trinity Hall
Aven
Chardon
Thanksgiving visitors and family gatherings in the area
Local residents and relatives visited for Thanksgiving, with numerous mentions of family meals and invitations. Names include Mr and Mrs Pr of Lereim, Mr and Mrs Lawrence breved, Rev Howard Constalk, Clarence Opperman, Bill and Russell Shively, Inez Miller, August Kubach, Theda Grenveboeh, Renee Shered, Howard Horning, Robert Leinbach, Bert Prosser, Edwin Prince, Lewis Holshauer, and others. A remark notes the presence of gas and salt water in the original rock.
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Bris
Hirmingham
Dee
Rey
Prof Lereim
Trane Mia
Clare
Hever
Theda Grenveboeh
Renee Shered
Huran
Thoward Horning
Ob Asa
Robert Leinbach
Bert Prosser
Goerlin
Edwin Prince
Edwin Trince
Meyhame
Howard Andress
Myra, Wittall
Lorain
Oscar Olson
Lewis Holshauer
Amherst
Mary Tuttle
Chicago
Minor
Andrew Shisler
Vermilion
Andrew Shisley
Ratherine
Valley City Bridge Winners Highlight Local Scenery
Valley City reports a hospital admission and operation last week with local residents George Wolfe and Mrs Orlin Wolfe. Five tables of bridge were played as Misa Pather Wolfe and Miss Milky Yost won high prizes while Miss Helen Broskepf earned consolation. George Canan missed school for the first time since his operation. Mrs Ralph Weuchier recovered at home, with Bertha Schaeffer of Youngstown and Jeanne Scharffer of Cleveland noted among attendees.
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Valley City
Der
Larh Armok
Flyvia Memorial Hospital
Mondas
George Wolfe
Aton Stork Slidwer
Orlin Wolfe
Misa Pather Wolfe
Milky Yost
Ceares
Helen Broskepf
George Canan
Ralph Weuchier
Bertha Schaeffer
Youngstown
Jeanne Scharffer
Cleveland
Community gatherings mark town events and reunions
Brownhelm and Brandon families hosted gatherings with extended kin from nearby towns including Camden Sullivan Vermilion and Amherst. Attendees included Ed Pippert Sherman Lindsley Arthur Brandan Louisa Sick and Rosetta Miller among many others. A Christmas committee meeting and Farmers Institute planning were announced with speakers from Ohio State University and local leaders.
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Brownie Q
Dee
Wiliam Grill
Ed Pippert
Camden
Mra
Sherman Lindsley
Abert Nuhn
Sterling Simith
DD. PF
French
Doris
Dudley Franch
J. H. Miller
E. F P. Miller
Sullivan
Milton Slek
Gates Mills
Franklyn Suth
George Miller
Hobart Sick
Cleveland Heights
R. Sick
Rosetta Miller
Amherst
Louisa Sick
Burton
Caryton Sick
Louies Perry
Ruth Miller
B. H. Willer
Runsel
Brandon
H. M. Brandon ofCleveland
Sslvilla Saitsman
Walter Miller
A. M. Curry
Obe
Anniversary notes span Birmingham and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Ben Bacon and Mr and Mrs William Miller visited Mr and Mrs Alfred Joyce in Birmingham to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary, the Joyces having wed on Thanksgiving Day 1880. Other entries note Thanksgiving visits by the Angersbach family of Henrietta, dinners with the Bechtels, Brethmachers, Hurleys, and Buzzards, plus visits among Clans Hart and Lesher with Cleveland connections.
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Fluritd Noraald
Pred Nouewadd
New Haven
Gether
Elmer Metager
Walther Tisepes
Matt Vierdens
Affan Broeut
Wilbur Hopkins
Howe Oo
Ahous
Chris Sehiwal Muy
Berea
Lyndas
Edwin Keller
Twila Wilkon
Margaret Bay
Elyria
Dan Moehie
Marence Tanmmon
Akron
Mra
Fred Reusch
Claude Reuse
Arthur Fronmbaugh
Paul Krueman
Pontiac
Mich
Roy Renach
Earl Norton
Fainily
Henry Heckman
Cleveland
John Mark
Pinner
Louise Yost
Marry Yost
Ion
Fred Hauck
Ella
Cleverland Wriday
Ben Bacon
William Miller
Alfred Joyce
Birmingham
Joyce
Roy Angersbach
Henrietta
Charles Bechtel
Ethel Bechtel
Esther Brethmacher
William Brechmacher
Elsie Hurley
Richard Brechmacher
Florence
JL. W. Buzzard
Clyde
Buzzard
Adam Clans
Frank Hart
F. G. Lesher
EB. M. Philip and Son
Centennial of South Amherst Congregation Observed
A 100th anniversary celebration was held at the South Amherst Congregational church with attendees from St John’s Evangelical and nearby churches. Genevieve Sackett led greetings, George Clark and several Clark family members attended, and an SNCC chairperson selected selections. Local dignitaries and residents displayed old church records, with tributes from mayor Henry Garland and Engle family.
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Tee
Ube
al Ehuveh
Sauiday
Abe St. Johan's
Evangelical
Ehusel
Methodist Cinwen
South Amherst
Browntielm
Inge
Genevieve Sackett
SNCC
George Clark
Minnie Clark Pierson
Kiyrle
Mes
Agnes Clark Cochrane
Misa Cochrane
Cleveland
Harvey Bassett
Oberlin
Alse
Gaston
Henry Garland
Litchfield Surprise Shower For Miss Falconer
A surprise shower honoring Miss Lucile Falconer occurred at a Litchfield home on Tuesday evening planned by hostess Mrs Ruth Landfrind. Guests enjoyed games and a fortune telling segment amid refreshments and a list of gifts. Also announced a masked speaker event at Strofield Baptister church with life story evening to be held Friday night.
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Maresame
Georen
Saints
Fee Wits
NRA Compliance Director Quits Amid Resignations
The regional head at Cleveland steps down and relocates to Michigan. His duties are reassigned to a successor as the organization restructures its compliance leadership.
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NRA
Church Control Falls Amid Eastern Orthodox Convention Rejection
The Cleveland conference faced a setback as Benjamin Fedchenko, a Mestropalian emissary from Moscow, was denied admission to the convention of lay land clerk delegates representing 1700 American churches, crippling the church unity effort.
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Cleveland
United States
Canada
Benjamin Fedchenko
Nlative
Moscow
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D. Murbach Coal Co
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