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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1940
Page
5
Practical notes on a home made trench silage hoist in Christian County Ivinois using two men or a tractor with a water tank crane to dump silage into a wagon. Field tests show dual tires on tractors improve traction on wet stubble.
Experiment Station tests Warba potato at Omo Agricultural Experiment Station show it matures a week earlier than older varieties and often yields best among early types in favorable seasons. Knobby tubers in droughts and deep eyes with dark skin are drawbacks, but it may appeal to home gardeners who plant early and accept imperfect appearance. early plantings yield well before hopper damage.
The article notes that avoiding copper dusts or sprays makes arsenical treatments like calcium arsenate necessary to combat flea beetles, though applying arsenicals properly is challenging for home gardeners.
Belden notes Floyd Moore and Miss Spellbrink lead glee clubs and choruses rehearsing for the Mainstrel set for Wednesday evening February 2. Lorain County ensemble under Gerald Frank will accompany the songs. PTA sets February meeting for Tuesday February 13 due to basketball tournament, with penny supper and Founder's Day program. good attendance urged. The Just Us club meets February 13 with Mrs Ida Burton instead of Mrs A L Wise as previously announced. Mr and Mrs George Grabenstetter hosted the Pinochle club Monday. prizes for high scores to Mrs Rose Grabenstetter and George Grabenstetter, second to Mrs Jennie Schmidt and Bert Goodman, consolation to Mrs Caroline Goodman and Otto Deimling.
Lorain County seven institutes plan early start for 1940 41 with tentative dates set by officers at a Monday meeting Grafton Brighton Brownhelm Columbia Huntington Eaton and Henrietta list December January and February sessions topics include farm credit hospitalization soil conservation reforestation youth farm interest labor apple storage and equipment costs
Amherst dentist Dr N A Rubel offices above the post office and does all plate work himself using Tuertane Lucitone a new clear material replacing rubber bases. He adds analgesia gas for pain during procedures and keeps weekday hours 9:30 to 12 1:30 to 5 and 6:30 to 8 with a Wednesday noon close. He notes Tuertane is tasteless odorless easy to clean and similar in cost to obsolete rubber bases. Regulars include local patients and visitors such as Wilbur Armstrongs Carl Seckt family and area residents with several pneumonia and hospital updates noted.
A Nabakowski Co on Milan Avenue Amherst advertises roofing and sheet metal services with guaranteed roofing for all structures. They offer slate, composition, asphalt shingles and metal work, plus a complete sheet metal department in copper, brass, stainless steel, monel and aluminum. The office shown features M W Nabakowski and Norma Beesing.
Amherst Furniture Co celebrates 27 years in business with a reputation for good furniture and fair pricing. The firm highlights excellent customer service as a key to wide recognition and continued local interest.
Lorain County wool growers will hear extension animal husbandman L K Bear at meetings opening tomorrow in Wellington and Elyria. Sessions occur February 8 25 and 22 with afternoon talks at Wellington Grange Hall and evening gatherings at Elyria M C A. The schedule spans those dates with talks to inform local wool producers.
Townsend Youth Association of Cleveland will host a youth program at Dover Town Hall on Wednesday night February 7 at 7 14 PM All young people are invited A post program reception will follow hosted by a committee The Doreas Society served a 6 oclock supper at St Pauls Lutheran Church with about 180 attendees Mrs Norma Geiger led the hostess crew Mr and Mrs E G Geiger entertained Mr and Mrs Franklyn Miller of Lakewood Monday night Mr and Mrs Fred Rollin of Penfield visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Dunford Miss Suezanne Norbert of Lakewood was dinner guest at Florence Floy’s Sunday
A department in a store room across the street from the new furniture store invites customers to inspect offerings and compare prices. The note emphasizes the chance to view merchandise before shopping elsewhere.
An old essay argues floods worsen as soil and land cover change. It contends deforestation and farming increase runoff, while restoring forests could curb erosion and flood risk, noting historical forest cover absorbed rainfall better than today. The piece implies changes in surface structure drive bigger floods.
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