DeKalb Agricultural Association Corn Growing Contest Held
The Heraldbill Ill notes the 4th annual corn growing contest at the DeKalb Agricultural Association event in Vermilion Ord Walker Columbus Station Elo hom Hill Golagobia Stanton and area. Hybrid variety No. 450 titled the winner produced the highest yield, with several entries by local growers earning honors and a commemorative plaque presented by the association. A report from Tokyo mentions a guard assignment involving former Japanese premier Pofo and a War criminals autograph on an Elks card.
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Coubly Avinhers. Com
DeKalb “Agricultural
Associa- Law
Helds
Werk
Elmer Krieisel
Vermilion
Ord Walker
Columbua Station
Elohom Hill
Golagobia
Stanton
Arid Vale
haGrange
Tug Linton
Joe Peenay
Frolana
Policeti
Tokyo
Pofo
Elks
Property transfers across Lorain County estates and parcels
A compilation of real estate transfers lists numerous deeds and property moves across Elyria Wellington Lorain Avon Lake and surrounding townships. Names include Wellington Gh Hesworth Mary Charlotte Avett Fred J. Swebnay John Kulod Joe Jennings and many others with parcels on Middle Ave Sumner St Mechanic St Erie St West 28th St Fairlawn Ave and East River Street plus subdivisions in Lorain Black River and Vermilion areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Gh. Hesworth
von Mear-Nogls Ra
Avett
Mary Charlotte Subdock
Fred J. Swebnay
Mende Court Ripria
Wing Hy Bakerpat
Gene Ff Rafe
West 28Rd SL
Lorala
Jessie M.rogers
Ural
AL More Oy
Ropenty
Oak St
Gratston
Peter Hamernite
Willie Tamper
Boring Rd
Columbia Township
Smith
Arghit DO
Abbey
Onlarid St
Gratstor Village
Nettie Hy
Williang
Worrester
Kim St
Oberlin
Joseph Howley
Mechanic 81
Gratton Village
Obi
Gninite Improvement Co
Erie St
Clorn
Ear
Wood
Penfield Ave
Laraln
Henry A. Keating
Theodore C -Teylor
Reche Cott
Elyria
August Traberg
Urbin Reichlin
West Shore
Avon Lake Village
John Ro Mall
Grace Ploeska
West 27Th Sb
Black River Township
Caroling’ L. Dackkan
Frank Polen
West River Rd
Carlisle Township
Edimund Novy
Frank Novy
Island Ra
Exton
Ludike
Harriet Meyer
Tth
Flyvia
Lawrence A. Anderson
James E. Lowther
Hamilton St
Washington Ave
Lorain
Clevelane Trust Co
Clarenes
Cy Koepp
Fairlawn
Elyrin
Joe Jennings
Robert M. Jackson
Fnoxon Really Co
FE. Adams
Elimia
Verona Marin
Paul Busdar
32Nd Street
Lorada
Charles Dangyte
Elmer A. Waleson
Enat
Creed, Elyria
Frank L. Daly
Elmer A. Walfan
East River
Alyria
George G. Harris
Waller A. Usenk
38Th
Brick River Township
Piher
Tiawentuiwih Club
The
Josepline Pi
John Pollak
Julia Pollak
East 300 Street
Loraln
Nonna Evelyn Campbell
Otivine
Beater
Et al
North Math Street
Woelligton
Raymond
Flovk
G. M. Herrick
Ambhers
Cora E. Bowen
Clarence E. Parker
Camden Township
Pilisfield
Gilbert J. Green
Juha
Haller
Avon Beach
Owen J. Bannon
Keith Rice
Sables Nox
Henry Ely
Hlyrtu
Ernest Powell
el At
Alex Abel
Sheffield Land Co
Fruit Growers Meet Set in Cincinnati With Ohio State Hort Cultural Society
The first annual gathering of Ohio State Hort cultural Society delegates convenes February 8 and 9 at the Netherland Hotel in Cincinnati. Ohio State University and Extension officials will present programs on fruit botany, fertilization, storage, and marketing, with farm leaders from Ohio and nearby states attending to discuss production and distribution challenges.
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Columbus
Ohio State Hortcultural Society
Netherland Binds
Cincinnati
Ohio Stite. University
Oineinnall Bue
Coitorin
Kaveri
Berth
Ing
Mc Society
Halater
Tichina
Renstuck
Buy Legume Seeds Early Is Advice From Ohio
Preliminary reports from 1843 graduation of clover and alfalfa seeds indicate rural economists at Ohio State University that farmers should plant early for next spring. The 1945 harvest showed slight rises in Alsike and red clover seed and alfalfa seed, with state produced seed proving more likely to survive local weather. Ohio’s total supply for next spring exceeds 1945 plantings, and stocks of alfalfa and sweet clover seed are higher. Ohio State agronomists warn against using seeds harvested in the South or Southwest.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
Buckeye
Community Notes From Cleveland Area Holidays Visits
Columbia Wu and others at Taylors on Saturdays during the holiday season assist shoppers at May Cam Wahy. Mrs. Mary Lillian Van Arsdale stays with the Van Arsdales in Cleveland. Clarence Knopff and Leba Knopf of Litchfield visited Harry Knopf family on Station Road for Sunday dinner. Roland and Dale Martin attended an orchardmen meeting in Columbus. Cleo Linemether fevered by influenza after visiting Telephone Exchange. Mrs. Elmer Denheart of Elyria visited her parents. Frank Meyers and wife of Lorain called on Route 82 neighbors. A water well is being drilled on the Robert Gleason property Route 82. Howard D Walker and family returned from Pennsylvania with a fine deer.
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Gleveland
Columbia
Glenora Knopf
Barbara
Hammon
Taylors
Mary Lillian van Arsdale
Nadine Westfall
May Cam Wahy
Mary Lillian
Glen van Arsdale
Cleyveland
Clarence Knopff
Leba Knopf
Litchfield
Harry Knopf
Station Road
Rune RT
Roland
Dale Martin
Columbus
Cleo Linemether
Elmer Denheart
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Gaffrey A. Herold
Airs
Frank Meyers
Lorain
Robert Gleason
Route
Howard D. Walker
Pennsylvania
Farmers Urged To Earmark Bonds For Future Needs
Ohio State University report urges farmers to buy Victory Loan bonds and earmark them for future equipment, repairs, or buildings. Economists say bonds are a sound investment to support wartime and postwar needs, including medical care and rehabilitation funding for veterans. The article notes farmers have delayed purchases during scarcity and should plan purchases over three years.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Induss
Partin
Ohio
Bostwar
Price Reductions on Stored Wool to Boost Competitiveness
In Columbus, government sources say wool prices in storage have been reduced by about seven cents per pound grease basis for 1948 1844 and 1845 crops held in reserve as of November 27. The move aims to make domestic wool more competitive with foreign wool available to U S buyers. Total U S stocks reach about 360 million pounds, including government owned wool and pools held for foreign nations. Prewar annual consumption was around 600 million pounds, war-time demand rose to about 1 billion pounds, then fell as hostilities ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.S
U. S
Emergency Labor Helpful On Farms
Emergency labor aid on Ohio farms received generally satisfactory ratings from T. L. Wheeler of the emergency labor office at Ohio State University. The report notes Jamaican workers accounted for about twenty percent of Chin's hired labor in the period reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
T. L. Wheeler
Ohin State University
Unclear OCR Text Describes Local Harvest And Prisoner Roles
Fragmentary report mentions harvest yields for vegetables and sugar beets, notes prisoners from Wal Soins and Elyria, Mexia laborers leaving before completion, and vague references to German prisoners and damages. The fragment is garbled and names and places are unstable.
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Gethin
Wal Soins
Elyria
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