Wallace urges continuation of AAA control plan
Secretary Wallace informed President Roosevelt that the farm recovery program is worthwhile and should continue indefinitely as a national government function. He argues for balanced abundance through production adjustment, expands foreign trade, and emphasizes voluntary cooperation, export trade, and maintained reserves under the AAA framework.
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Wallace
AAA
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Walla
Bankhead
America
U. S
Nevah claims swift relief from chronic nerve pains
An ad promises magic like relief for neuritis rheumatism arthritis sciatica lumbago and neuralgia with NEVAH a doctor prescribed remedy. It guarantees a refund if a week's treatment fails and notes NEVAH contains no narcotics or opiates despite claiming to work differently from other medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevah
Mastitis Control Plan Aimed at Cattle Herds
Plans for starting a mastitis control program in cattle are under way with information from the county agricultural extension service. Under the program herd owners will receive indemnity for cattle eliminated from their herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Extension Service
Quality important in livestock feeds
Professor C H Hunt notes that balanced rations require quality ingredients as minerals and vitamins gain emphasis. He stresses protein quality from diverse sources, impacts of heat on soybean and cottonseed meals, and seasonal variation in hay protein while warning that changing by products from packing and canning affect overall balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hunt
Ohio Experiment Station
Hays
Pasture
New Farming Trends From Dairy to Apples in Ohio
In this observation by Sam Plumber, a Iowa farmer treats dairy cows as hired help, arguing five cows producing 400 pounds each yield more profit than ten cows. The piece also notes low hog supplies, expected price rises, one wire electric fences for containment, Ohio's rise as an apple state, and shifts in vegetable farming despite AAA attitude. It discusses tariff protection needs, turkey demand, and wheat top-dressing effects on yields and subsequent hay. Apples stored with potatoes sprout, urging ripe fruit for proper storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Plumber
United Press
Iowa
Mastitis Affects Eligibility for TB and Abortion Tests
Farmers seek test eligibility but must keep herds under supervision for tuberculosis and abortion control tests. The policy requires herds to remain under oversight to qualify for the testing program.
Rochester Horses Win Show Awards
Two horses exhibited by Wm. Murray of Rochester won in their classes at the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Murray's stallion Hezekiah captured a reserve grand championship. his mare Carthela won a grand championship in her class, repeating the title from last year.
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Wm. Murray
Rochester
Chicago
Murray
Hezekiah
Carthela
High butterfat records in Ohio cow herds
Ohio State Herd Improvement Association reports October results. J E Ford's Oberlin dairy herd led in farms over 15 cows with an average 41.4 pounds butterfat per cow. In Lorain County, Harry Rowland's Rochester herd topped under 15 cows and ranked eleventh statewide. The Jackson Camp Walcoot herd produced 79.5 pounds for a single cow.
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J. E. Ford
Oberlin
Ohio
Ohio State Herd Improvement Association
Harry Rowland
Rochester
Lorain
West Ridge Hosts Joint Evangelical Missionary Ladies Aid
Mrs. Merle Penfound and Mrs. Theodore Grills attended the joint meeting at the homes of Mrs. Margaret and Mrs. Newton Balls on Edison Highway. Weekend visitors included Mildred Pallas with Louise Fox in Elyria and several calls on Amherst and Chestnut Ridge residents.
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Ladies Aid
West Ridge
Merle Penfound
Theodore Grills
Evangelical Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Societies
Margaret
Newton Balls
Edison Highway
Rose Toth
Bill Amidon
Sally Dobbeck
Amherst
I. F. Eldred
Lois
Ardith
F. N. Hopkins
Ernie Bachman
Vermilion
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Ardith Caywood
Robert Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Carl Fowl
Kenneth
Patricia
Carl
Cleveland
Edward Maloney
Anna Ried
Elyria
Bruce Amidon
Lucretia Decker Hosts Reception for Rev Fullmer Birthday
Mrs. Lucretia Decker and her son Verne attended a reception at the Elyria Methodist church on Thursday evening honoring Rev. Fullmer a retired M. E. minister on his 79th birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Decker
Verne
Methodist Church
Elyria
Fullmer
Town Hall Service in Amherst Features Rock of Ages Play
Verne, Mr. H. H. Drusen dahl and others attended the Amherst town hall service. The DeViers sisters conducted the evening and presented the play Rock of Ages after the sermon.
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Lucretia Decker
Verne
H. H. Drusendahl
Town Hall
Amherst
DeViers
Rock of Ages
Cleveland Guests Visit Toth Family in Weekend Stop
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Asper with their son Junior from Cleveland were guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Toth on Sunday.
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Cleveland
Sylvester Aspergos
Charles Toth
Luncheon Guests Named for Social Event
Mrs H FE Harrison attends a luncheon with her daughter Alice and Mrs Frank, listed among invited guests for a local social gathering.
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H. FE. Harrison
Alice
Frank
Dushenske Guests Attend Farm Bureau Kitchen Project
Dushenske of La Grange were luncheon guests of Mrs. Milton Babcock then joined her and Mrs. Harry Lauer and Marion to the soap making project at the Farm Bureau kitchens in Elyria. MEDINA GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher of Medina visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pallas, on Sunday. Florence Hart hosted a family gathering with guests from Lorain, Columbia, Ashland and Medina. Verne and grandson Cleon attended a Bible meeting at the Amherst town hall. DINNER GUESTS Mrs. Nettie Klady and Gary Brooks of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. El H. Jordan and daughter Mary of Ashland, and Clifford Heaton of Mansfield were dinner guests of Mrs. Florence Hart.
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P. G. Worcester
Oberlin
Dorothy Crocker
Herman Dengler
Crocker
Methodist Sunday School
H. C. Bartter
Edna Hursh
Emma Martin
Brown
Frank Hales
James Nichols
la Grange
Route 82
Adams Corner
Fred Shultz
George Poots
H. Fish
J. H. Longbon
Hannah Longbon
Clara Brad
Dushenske
Milton Babcock
Harry Lauer
Marion
Farm Bureau
Elyria
Medina
Harold Fisher
Henry Pallas
Florence Hart
Lorain
Columbia
Ashland
Lucretia Decker
Verne
Cleon
H. H. Drusendahl
Theodore Grills
de Viers Aisters
Amherst
Nettie Klady
Gary Brooks
el H. Jordan
Mary
Clifford Heaton
Mansfield
Sundar
Community notices and events in Columbia area
Local residents note visits and visits by relatives from Avon Cleveland and Eaton. Deer hunting trip returns from Pennsylvania. Christmas carols planned at the Columbia Parent-Teachers meeting. Strongsville Grange to stage the farce Never Again at the town hall on December 19 with a large cast list.
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Columbia
Lyman Hitchcock
Leo Mitchell
Avon
Warren
Gordon Hughes
Dr. Buckley
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Frank Cousins
Eaton
A. D. Carpenter
Edw. Bonar
Route 82
George Vogt
A. S. Gibson
Caroline Lower
Tallmadge
Loleta Hales
Elyria Clinic
Wilcox
Wesleyan Methodist Church of
West View
Parent-Teachers
Harvard Herbarium Reaches 865 210 Specimens
Gray Herbarium at Harvard University reports a total of 865 210 specimens, one of the world's largest collections. Originating in Civil War era with Asa Gray contributing over 200 000 items, the herbarium added 30 000 specimens last year.
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Cambridge, Mass
Gray Herbarium
Harvard University
Asa Gray
Harvard
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Lorain County
Rufus Fletcher
New York
Ley Frey
Berea
J. H. Bastard
Acme Grange
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Agou Ag
Mildred Pallas
Louise Fox
Strongsville Grange
Columbia Town Hall
Carl Ochsner
Charlotte
Fletcher
Minnie Root
Ruth Hunt
Florence Lahl
Marion Fletcher
Lois Poots
Howard Hunt
Ruth
Charles Rummery
Oliver Pendel
Wm. Ochsner
Doctor Cutler
Eugene Ochsner
Dora
UL .la
H.R. Rorick
Elyria Sav. & Trust
Hrist
Nortcood
Melvin
Santa Claus
Chronicle- Telegram
the Chronicle-Telegram
Harvard Herbarium
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
West Street
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