Wheat control plans described in a dozen nations
A survey by Ohio State University outlines how governments regulate wheat and prices. Argentina, Australia, Chile, Germany, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and France use tariffs, subsidies, bounty payments, and export controls. The report also notes Ohio farm bureau pushes tax reforms to aid farmers and highway funding while opposing a general sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Sidney
Chile
Agricultural Export Board
Germany
Berlin
Sweden
United Kingdom
France
Perry L. Green
Farm Bureau
Ohio
General Assembly
Farm Bureau Sees Membership Gain in Ohio
Reports from the Ohio Farm Bureau in Columbus show a state wide membership rise for 1935 as county bureaus start campaigns. Pickaway county secured 268 new members in two days and aims for over 400. Columbiana county listed 138 in two days and expects further gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Pickaway County
Columbiana County
Turkey Marketing Changes Recalled
John C. Smith of South Solon recalls how turkeys traveled to markets in 1850s America. He describes drivers on muddy roads, the Federal road from Pittsburgh to Chicago, and the Midway Sedalia region where eastern buyers met western poultry traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John C. Smith
South Solon
Smith
Madison County
United States
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Sedalia
Midway
Middle States
Darton
Cincinati
Codling Moth Problems Hit Ohio Orchards Hard
Ohio orchardists face tougher moth challenges as temperatures rise to southern levels. Entomologist T H Parks cites weather, irregular bearing, old bark, poor spraying, improper disposal of culls, and weak dusting programs as key factors driving wormy apples and larger second and third broods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Parks
Lawrence County
Seed Shortage Warned By Ohio Expert
R D Lewis an agronomy extension specialist at Ohio State University warns of a severe seed shortage the worst since the century began. He notes annual seed demand around 14 billion pounds for planting new crops and outlines implications for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Lewis
Ohio State University
Extraordinary Farm Income Seen In Ohio
Ohio farmers are projected to gross 202,000,090 from crops in 1934, including federal crop and related payments. The rise over 1933 reflects higher prices and increased benefit payments, with nine month federal disbursements near 7.94 million and expected to exceed 10 million by year end. Michigan also reports higher farm incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Villawiais
Michigan
Hog numbers adjusted in many nations
Countries outside the United States cut pork production to match demand. Denmark and the Netherlands reduce the herd with allotments and taxes, Britain favors empire suppliers, Germany relies on tariffs and home production, and Canada expands quality to fit UK quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Denmark
Netherlands
Germany
United Kingdom
Canada
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Great Britain
Britain
Today is the Day by Clark Kinnaird 1934
A miscellany column by Clark Kinnaird covers historical anniversaries from Dec 19, 1606 to 1868, noting explorers, Paine's revolutionary writings, early U S events, and prominent figures. It questions common beliefs about land ownership in DC and grants on Grant, ending with a call for reader correspondence.
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Clark Kinnaird
Congress
Paine
England
United States
France
Continental Congress Committee On Foreign Affairs
U. S
Chicago River
Washington Street
High School Wakeman teams meet in Birmingham
The High school lost 18 to 15 to Wakeman after a hard fight while the Junior High fell 19 to 9. Local residents visit relatives and shoppers are noted with August Kubach and son Paul among Lorain and Elyria links. A Friday chicken supper and bazaar drew a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Wakeman
Here
Florence Gilder
Elyria
Mary Bodart
Harvey Heyman
Henrietta
Clarence Opperman
Elmer Clary
North Amherst
Louis Funk
Richard
August Kubach
Paul
Andrew Dudosh
South Amherst
Pekinese lead to arrests in jewelry theft case
A Los Angeles man reported a Pekinese dog to police, leading to the arrest of two couples on charges in a $3,000 jewel theft in Houston. Detective L W Jackson traced the suspects after a woman and the dog were seen exiting a car and the jewelry was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Los Angeles
L. W. Jackson
San Antonio
World War 20 Years Ago Told in Pictures
Local feature recounts wartime images and memory pieces by Clark Kinnaird. Community notes from Elyria and nearby towns list social events, anniversaries, illnesses, and school notices with names and places such as La Porte Grafton road and Carlisle Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enver Pasha
Russia
Suez Canal
Olson as torch bearer of a new social order in Minnesota
Governor Floyd B Olson, a Farmer-Labor figure from Minnesota, emerges as a practical political organizer with a platform stressing human rights over property and cooperative commonwealth aims. His plans include public ownership of utilities and land, state insurance programs, tax reforms, a central bank, and a 1936 Senate run to replace Schall as Roosevelt administration scrutiny grows.
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New York
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Olson
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Washington
Mississippi River
Fiorello H. la Guardia
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
White House
Cooperative Commonwealth
Conservation Commission
Central Bank of Deposit
Senate
Senator Schall
Roosevelt
Schall
Local Social Notes From Carlisle Area
Mrs. C. F. Nichols is ill at home on East Avenue. Ward Miller siblings return to Chicago after visiting the latter on East Avenue. Bernice Squires visits Betty Lyon in Eaton. Mrs. J. J. Kiser visits relatives in Detroit and Midland Michigan. Ola Dimaline Park Cora Dimaline and James Booth visit Elyria. Mrs. Lowrey Snow attends Christmas bouquet for Susanna Wesley class at Elyria Woman's Club. Mrs. Charles Huene on Grafton road attends Missionary Society meeting in Elyria. Mrs. Newton L. Kirk attends a Christmas meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Nichols
East Avenue
Cora Dimaline
Grafton Road
James Booth
Elyria
Lowrey Snow
Susanna Wesley
First Methodist Church
Woman's Club
Charles Huene
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
A. N. Mallory
Newton L. Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First
English railway announces ten thousand six hundred thirty two cars for 1935
A British railway company reveals plans to add 10 632 passenger and freight cars for 1935, signaling expansion of rolling stock and service capacity across its network.
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Lorain County
Keyes
West Ave
Turkey
Mississipi River
Lewis
Fulghum
Franklin
Wayne
Miami
Victory
West
Psy
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Kolberg
von Hipper
Norfolk
Kalbers
America
Christopher Newport
Virginia
James I
London Company
John Smith
New World
Thomas Paine
Karl Marx
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Edwin M. Stanton
Abraham Lincoln
United States Supreme Court
Mary Ashton Livermore
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Henry Clay Frick
Albert A. Michaelson
Ford Frick
Harvey D. Burrill
Syracuse
N. Y
Fritz Reiner
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
District of Columbia
District
Maryland
General Grant
Henry IV
Central Press Association
Baptist Churchu
Columbia
Halderman
Columbia Ceemetery
Albert Krebs
Albert Nash
Butternut Ridge Road
Bert Hammond
Hammond
Albert H. Goodspeed
Clara Pitkin
Ava Pitkins
LaPorte
H. H. Gregg
Eric D. Chapman
Hedges
Civic and Political Science
Women's Club
Club
I. N. Haven
Theodore N. Carpenter
Arthur J. Carpenter
Eaton
William Gullet
George Smith
J. C. Diedrich
LaGrange Road
M. C. Saussiler
T. J. Gleason
Carlisle Center School
Pearl Carter
Richard Hildebrandt
Betty Plas
Arthur Plas
Charles Hales
Edward Plas
Edward Rosemy
Steve Solet
Marguerite Campbell
Helen Kavala
Carl Diedrich
Evelyn Lehman
Helen Ginn
Carlisle Center
P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Emma Gleason
Gerald Frank
Mother Singers
East Carlisle
Frank Harrison
Clayton E. Smith
la Porte
Leslie Eichel
Manhattan
Patent Office
Kers
Hed. Perton
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Crehore’s
Chestnut St
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