Ohio Scientists Map Hour By Hour Weather Changes
In Muskingum valley Ohio researchers map minute weather changes. WPA and partners track 590 points to produce hour and half hour precipitation, temperatures, wind, humidity and cloudiness. Data help study storms, soil erosion, and flood control across 8000 square miles.
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Columbus
Mark Twain
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
New Philadelphia
Muskingum
Works Progress Administration
Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
National Youth Administration
Muskingum Valley
Climatic Research Center
WPA
Muskingum Watershed
Akron
Leonard B. Cor- Win
Coshocton
Corwin
Uncle Joe Wall Feeds Five Thousand Lambs On 460 Acre Indiana Farm
Uncle Joe Wall of Boone County Indiana runs a 460 acre farm that supplies nearly all grain and roughage for a large lamb feeding operation. He and son Otis have perfected a precise method feeding roughage with every bite of grain, eliminating hunger and keeping deaths under one cent per animal last year. The article notes chutes delivering chopped feed and strict rations, with a caution about carbon disulfide used to destroy ant hills and its fire risk.
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Joe Wall
Boone County
Indiana
Joe
Otis
Plowing the Garden in Fall Recommended by Cornell Station
The Cornell Experiment Station urges fall plowing for home gardens. It reasons fall prep avoids spring rush, reduces erosion, aids soil by frost, buries pests, and accelerates organic decay before planting. It asks readers to consider any valid reason against fall plowing.
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Cornell Experiment Station
Locker Storage for Fresh Meat and Year Round Produce
Across the nation farmers are renting lockers in refrigeration plants to store perishable foods. Lockers hold items under fixed temperatures after quick freezing, enabling year round access to green corn, peas, and berries. An Ontario New York plant offers two hundred lockers at $2.00 yearly. Wisconsin tests show alfalfa silage can replace parts of corn silage and hay, with acid silage slightly improving milk output but costing more and sometimes reducing cow intake.
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Ontario
New York
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Wisconsin
Popping Up Garden Crops With Quick Acting Nitrogen
New Mexico Experiment Station favors barnyard manure as the best fertilizer but when unavailable the station advises top dressing with ammonium sulfate in four inch wide strips near the row and covered with soil then irrigated. Fifty pounds per quarter acre suffices for garden vegetables. The piece notes hens drink water, guessing two drinks per hour, dislikes ice water, and shows a home made drinking stand with a tilting guard.
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New Mexico Experiment Station
Farm Bureau Pushes Relief Financing On Current Basis
John M. Hodson of the Ohio Farm Bureau urges relief financing on a current basis rather than bonds. He argues aid to counties should be matched by local funds and that extra financing for relief could come from higher intangible taxes instead of real estate levies. The federation also backs keeping the 65 percent threshold for special levies and bonds, opposing any lowering for temporary needs.
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Ohio
John M. Hodson
Legislative Committee
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Electricity Use Rises Gradually in Northern Ireland
Electricity usage in Northern Ireland shows a steady increase as households and industries adopt more power demand. Officials note ongoing improvements in grid capacity and supply reliability to meet growing consumption.
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Northern Ireland
Lessons Learned In Farm Feeding Lots
In Ohio State University farm reporting, 4 H beef club stories show how junior fair rings teach human nature. A girl, once refused a calf, is given a chance to prove herself with a handicapped animal. A boy returns a weak calf and later restarts with a choice animal.
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Columbus
P. McCann
Ohio State University
Warren County
Res
Bott Fly Control Sessions Set by Lorain County Group
Two community meetings sponsored by the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association of Lorain County will explain the county bott fly control program. One Friday at Columbia Town Hall for Columbia and Eaton horse owners. Avon and Sheffield owners meet Monday at Avon Town Hall. Township chairmen named. Carlisle and Russia Townships also plan a meeting date and place.
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Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Lorain County
Columbia Town Hall
Columbia
Eaton
Forest Ivess
Columbia Township
Herbert Lantz
Eaton Township
Avon Town Hall
Avon
Sheffield
Merle Hall
Avon Township
Herbert Kriebel
Carlisle
Russia
Warren County Calf Show Shows 66 Calves
Warren county club members paraded 66 calves before the judge in the cattle ring. A girl with a discarded calf placed third while a boy with a substitute calf sat thirty third, demonstrating perseverance and pluck as Mr. McCann notes this lesson surpasses many success stories.
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Warren County Club
McCann
Ohio Farm Bureau Delegation Heads to National Convention
About 40 Ohio Farm Bureau trustees officers and executives lead a delegation to the nineteenth American Farm Bureau convention in Chicago from December 13 to 15. Perry L. Green and Murray D. Lincoln will represent Ohio with alternates AFB Moon and Walter E. Sellars. Notables speaking include Henry A. Wallace Arthur Capper Marriner Eccles Alben Barkley and How ard Vincent O’Brien. William G. Winemiller will join six state educators in a rural youth symposium as part of the National Rural Youth Conference. Three Ohio youths will be among five state groups at the youth conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unio Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Ohio
American Farm Bureau
Chicago
Columbus
Perry L. Green
Murray DD. Lincoln
A. FB. Moon
Conover
Walter E. Sellars
Washington D. H
Sheep Owners Urged To Take Look Ahead
Ohio agricultural officials warn that 1938 wool and sheep prospects look modest. Demand for sheep and wool in 1938 will be below 1937 levels, with only slight gains in U S sheep numbers expected. Lamb feeding rises aided by favorable corn, early lamb prices steady to higher, then likely softening. World wool supplies rise spring 1948 but stay below five year average, with U S producers offering 2 percent more wool than 1938.
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Ohio
Guy Muiler
United States
Lod
Soybean Exhibit Car To Stop At Sandusky
A special exhibit car showcasing soybean products will stop in Sandusky next Tuesday, open for inspection in the morning and afternoon. Sponsored by soybean groups and furnished by the Pennsylvania Railroad, it displays paints, oils, livestock feed, plastics, foundry molds, and more, illustrating production, processing, and uses from human to industrial fields. A large US map highlights growing regions and processing plants such as Marion, Ohio, with Prof. J C Hackleman noting 1935 US production of 44,375,000 bushels and 85 percent used commercially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
Marion
Ohio
America
J. C. Hackleman
University of Illinois
Deadline Extended for 1938 Verna Elsinger Essay Project
Willam G. Winemiller of the Ohio Farm Bureau education department announced a new final registration date of December 15 for the 1938 Verna Elsinger Essay project. High school seniors may enroll without choosing topics, with essays due to local high school superintendents by February 1. Eligible participants include every regular senior in an accredited Ohio high school.
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Verna Elsinger
Willam G. Winemiller
Education Department
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Winemiller
Ohio
Mystery at the Syrian sanatorium unfolds in peril
Elizabeth Allen, secretary to Professor Aver in New York, is hired by Dr. Morris near Beirut after being dismissed without reason. In Syria she encounters Dr. Stephen Payne and Professor Meres, with hints of a hidden past involving Professor Auer. A warning at her door foreshadows danger as secrets surface in the laboratory.
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Elizabeth Aller
Aver
New York
Syria
John Morris
Beirut
Stephen Payne
Auer
Stephen
Mary Morris
Morris
Elizabeth
Professor Mere
Miss Allen
Professor Meres
Meres
Professor Auer
Lake Avenue Woman's Association Bazaar At School
The Lake Avenue Woman's Association held a bazaar at the school Friday evening with good attendance. Entertainment included readings by Mary Agnes Welsh, a Vera Mae Schubert accordion duet, songs by Louise Law and others, plus juvenile playlets. The 500 Club met at the Aber home with two guests, Edwin Law, and high scores won by Jake Smith and Mrs Harold Starkey. Next meeting set for December 18 at Murray Ridge.
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Lake Avenue
Mary Agnes Welsh
Vera Mae Schubert
Ruth
Doris Oldenburg
North Olmsted
Louise Law
Helen Taylor
Jingle Town School
Juvenile Grange
Dorothy Hogan
Gerald Laver
Louise Jabbisch
Herbert Starkey
Tom Strickler
Wilma Behnke
Esther Gibbons
Lillian Starkey
Howard Benhke, Jr
Marie
Dorothy Frieschkon
Evelyn Jabbisch
Dale Miller
Don Gibbons
James Collier
Vera Mae Schupert
Oldenberg
500 Club
R. H Aber
Cleven
Edwin Law
Jake Smith
Harold Starkey
Jak Smith
Murray Ridge
Student Debate Topics Are Announced for Enrollees
Enrollees will select one of three subjects for bibliography distribution: Economic Practices That Lead to War, The Consumer's Concern in Our Economic System, and Safety Home Farm and Highway. Each participant will receive reference material after indicating choice.
Grange to Meet and Host Bingo Night in December
The North Elyria Subordinate and Juvenile Grange schedules a regular meeting at the Grange hall on Thursday evening December 9. The Subordinate Grange will obligate Mr Adams and conduct routine business. A bingo and card party for adults only is set for Saturday evening December 11 at the Grange hall.
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North Elyria
Grange Hall
Adams
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Leonard Noted in Elyria Area
Mrs John Hogan Sr is ill at home on Slop 5 Lake Avenue. Mr and Mrs E F Croskey hosted a Sunday dinner for their daughter Mrs Charles Leonard s birthday anniversary. Attending were Mr and Mrs J W Croskey Mr and Mrs Rodney Burklen and Ruth of Killbuck Mr and Mrs Charles Leonard of Elyria Marilyn Croskey of Spain and the hosts.
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John Hogan
Slop 5
Lake Avenue
E. F. Croskey
Charles Leonard
J. W. Croskey
Rodney Burklen
Ruth
Killbuck
Elyria
Marilyn Croskey
Spain
Blood pressure causes and relief through relaxation and lifestyle
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains blood pressure causes and symptoms, urging identification of the underlying trigger such as Bricht's disease obesity or gland issues. He stresses patient education, stress reduction, rest, and gradual lifestyle changes over drugs, with careful rest and moderate exercise as key aids.
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Bricht
Recitations Plays and Carols Highlight December Event
A group of recitations and three plays will headline the program with a safety film presented by a representative from the automobile association. Group singing of Christmas carols led by Mrs. H. H. Gregg will also be featured.
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Automobile Association
H. H. Gregg
Modern Moses Topic Draws La Porte Church Crowd
Rev. Thomas Hughes of La Porte M E Church spoke Sunday at 11 15 on The Need for a Modern Moses. Special music featured Mrs J E Dewhurst and Mrs H J Grege singing A Heart Like Thine with Miss Mary Fox at the piano.
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Thomas Hughes
la Porte M. BE
J. E. Dewhurst
H. J. Grege
Mary Fox
Sedative Drugs and Blood Pressure Advice
The article discusses managing high blood pressure with sedatives and small injections, noting risks of costly treatments. It cites a California patient with a 210 reading reduced to 141 by an expensive drug, and a Louisiana man with low pressure linked to stress and sluggish elimination, suggesting vitamins or glandulars as possible help.
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California
L. H
Louisiana
Miss Croskey Visits Lorain Grandparents in West View
Marilyn Croskey of Lorain spent the past week at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs E F Croshey in West View.
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A. M. Brandt
West View
Marilyn Croskey
Lorain
E. F. Croshey
Carlisle PTA to Meet Friday Evening at School
The Carlisle Parent Teacher Association will hold a meeting at the school Friday evening, December 10, at p.m. The program will be presented by pupils of the second and third grades under Miss Grace Prindle and Miss Mable Spaeth.
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Carlisle
Undiscouraged God sermon at LaPorte Methodist
Rev Thomas Hughes leads Sunday service at 11 15 p m with sermon The Undiscouraged God at LaPorte Methodist Episcopal Church Special music by the Young People's Choir A Christmas Candlelight Service by the choir on December 19 at 6 p m with a planned artistic background by June Harrison county art teacher and Christmas carols and anthems rehearsed by the choir.
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Thomas Hughes
LaPorte Methodist Episcopal Church
June Harrison
Birthday Party Honors Edwin Schoenherr Hosts and Guests
Mrs Edwin Schoenherr hosted a birthday party at the Schoenherr home on Middle Avenue with Chinese Checkers and a Christmas refreshment course. Attending were Mr and Mrs Alvan Bullock, Mr and Mrs R Goodyear, Mr and Mrs Charles Stearns, Joseph Schoenherr, Joan Schoenherr, and Mr and Mrs Edwin Schoenherr.
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Charles Stearns
G. R. Goodyear
Edwin Schoenherr
Schoenherr
Middle Avenue
Alvan Bullock
R. Goodyear
Joseph Schoenherr
Joan
Progressive class to attend Avon church service then meet
Members of the Progressive class of the M E church plan to attend the Avon M E church service Thursday evening and after the service will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs M B Copas for their regular monthly business meeting. Choir practice is set for Friday evening at the M E church. Saturday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs John Harnish included Mr and Mrs McClery of Berea Reverend and Mrs Theodore Paul of Avon Mr and Mrs Rea and Mr and Mrs Leroy Rhone. Mr and Mrs D A Woodings and daughter of Elyria were guests Friday evening at Mr and Mrs J G Morris.
Fidelis class elects officers at Vincent M. E. church
The Fidelis class of Vincent M. E. church Sunday school held a threen supper in the church parlors with thirteen young people present. Officers elected for the next year are Robert Copas president Clara Ackerman vice president Lucille Senning secretary and Dora Eddy treasurer. A Christmas party is planned for December 22 at Lucille Senning’s home. Mrs Otto Kiesler of Sheffield and her son Dodd called on Mrs J G Morris Saturday.
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Fidelis
Vincent M. E. Church
Robert Copas
Clara Ackerman
Lucille Senning
Dora Eddy
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HhChiye
National Convention of Farm Bureau
Ixlizabeth
Nurse Hilton
Eolton
Tropic Aire
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Ea Ae i
Distasi RC Aeta
Zain Hs AY
Bios Eters
Claud North Chrisman
M.D
OR. Chrisman
Church News
P.T. A
Rcra Lll la
Samuel Stevenson
Grafton Road
Frank Rahl
T. Strempel
John Rose
Jamady
Vireo
Albert Walters
Cleveland
Ro Crippen
As E. Humphrey
Bronxville
Humphrey
Vincent
Otto Kiesler
Mr. Dodd
J. G. Morris
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