Dark Year for Grains Ends with Hope for 1933
Chicago Board of Trade prices in 1932 hit record lows across wheat corn oats and rye as politics tariffs and the Farm Board shaped a dire year for the American grain belt. By year’s end forecasts and crop data hint at a firmer price basis in 1933 amid reduced surpluses and shifting markets.
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Chicago
Canada
Chicago Board of Trade
Farm Board
Congress
Grain Futures Administration
Economical Christmas Dinner Plan Suggested
Miss Lelia Ogle of Ohio State University extension urges an economical Christmas dinner for 1932. She proposes tomato juice or hot tomato soup, roast chicken or turkey with dressing and gravy, mashed potatoes, and Harvard beets from stored supplies to help less fortunate families.
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Flan
Lelia Ogle
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Harvard
Grow Your Town With Garden Clubs In Ohio
About 20 000 Ohioans belong to roughly 400 garden clubs across the state. W H Ries of Ohio State University notes clubs beautify communities from highways to yards, sponsor flower shows and 4 H clubs, and aid rural conservation. He urges every community to form at least one club with guidance from the county agricultural agent.
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Ohio
W. H. Ries
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Ries
Farm Groups To Elect Officers Annual Meetings
Farm groups prepare for officer elections at annual meetings to select 4923 officers and discuss business matters from the past year. The gatherings highlight leadership roles and organizational processes across regional farmer associations.
Farmers to Attend Cuyahoga Meetings in January
Lorain County vegetable and flower growers are invited to join meetings near January in Cuyahoga County under the county extension service. A flower gardeners short course will run January 17 and 18, followed by vegetable gardening sessions January 19 and 20. Lorain County growers are urged to participate as local interest is limited.
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Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Water Deeply Cuts Milk Output on Dairy Farms
Dairy experts warn that water management is the key winter improvement for milk production. Associate C. F. Mentes notes water is essential to nutrition and makes up the largest portion of milk. Cows producing high volumes require 15 or more gallons of water daily, and cold weather plus outdoor access can reduce intake and milk flow.
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C. F. Mentes
Qine
Eleven Pound Baby Born To Clarence and Clarence Smith
Decembers reports: Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith of Columbia welcomed an eleven pound baby boy born Friday. Their elder daughter was ill. Mrs. George Lang travels to Oberlin to be with her mother Lucy Grills who is quite ill. Reverend W I Shout of Wellington visited with Rev C C Maple. Miss Joyce Palmer of Lakewood visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs A J Hulse. Work and Win 4 H club plans to send Christmas gift to Worthington Home. Farmers Institute set for Ridgeville January ... and twelfth. Mrs L D Loy and daughter Agnes visited Mrs Beatrice Hall on Cook road and Ada Ternell of Olmsted Falls. All have been suffering from the prevailing malady. Charles..... went with the team, his son Frank. Rev C Maple spent Tuesday.
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Wiyria
Helen Jenness
Frank
Cleveland
John Brainbridge
West Bagley Road
Elyria
Fter
Koontz
Epworth League
Dewsler
Jean Spencer
Velma Andrews
Koonte
Dorothy Bartter
Miss Salsberry
Ridgeville
Edward Rusnak
Lee Andrews
Theman
Henry Theman
Olmsted Falls
Bri Fields
Clarence Smith
Columbia
Huller
George Lang
Oberlin
Lucy Grills
W. I. Shout
Wellington
C. C. Maple
Joyce Palmer
Lakewood
A. J. Hulse
Walter Peak
Carol Af Elyma
Mary Bainbadge
Clibis
Worthinston
Ridgewolie
L. D
Amherst Christmas Party and Local Notices
December 22 at the Latin Club in the auditorium featuring games contests and Latin songs. Four teachers and twenty club members attended refreshments served. Also Combined Service at 10:00 AM with Christmas gifts exchange. Columbia basketball vs South Amherst tonight. Ladies Aid Society gathering at the Methodist Church Thursday.
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South Amherst
Adout
O. E. Dutt
J. H. Quilhot
Helen Meyers
Esther Naujak
Congregational Church
Local families host visitors and church pageant rehearsal
Mr and Mrs Wm Meschan and three daughters visited Mr and Mrs George Knapp in Cleveland Sunday. Russell Allsop and Edwn Schacht from Miami University Oxford arrived to spend holidays with parents here. A rehearsal for the Methodist church pageant will be held Thursday at 7 30 pm, and all participants are asked to attend.
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Wm. Meschan
George Knapp
Cleveland
Russell Allsop
Edwn Schacht
Miami University
Oxford
Methodist Church
Man rejected as juror for contempt toward dry agents
In Buffalo New York a man rejected as juror in a liquor case declared he would not believe any evidence from the dry agents who were to testify. He stated, I wouldn't believe the agents if they were under oath, and I have the utmost contempt for them.
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Buffalo, N. Y
The White Feather as Sign of Breed and Pluck
The phrase show the white feather indicates lack of pluck or courage in a cross bred bird. It links the bird’s white feather to a marker of inferior blood and weaker nerve.
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Henrietta Township
Henrietta School
Columbia Township Bureau
Columbia Town Hall
State Farm Bureau
Columbus
J. W. Hevener
The
Gooditch Tire and Rubber Company
Tirmeg
Cuyahoga
GEO. Rh. Allen & Son
South Amberat
Ladies Aid Society
Henry Ruth
Philip Eular
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mr. Brenner
Santa Claus
Brenner’s
Broad Street Thrift Store
Elyria Superior Electric Co
the City Hardware Co
Elyria Hardware Co
E. Loeffler Co
Farm Implement Co
Day’s Hardware
Heldmyer Hardware Co. ‘Lee Whitney & Co
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