Farrell Calls for 1921 National Foreign Trade Convention
Cleveland February 10. James A. Farrell issues official call for the National Foreign Trade Convention to be held in Cleveland May 4 to 6. The event, expected to draw about 3500 delegates, aims to study credit contraction and future overseas trade challenges with input from leading export figures and representatives of all business sectors.
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Besineas
New York
James A. Farrell
U. S. Steal Corporation
Farrell
Pfistionsl Foreign Trade Council
United State
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Basida of Trade
National and State Associationa
Seeing Red in Elyria on Irish Republic recognition
Elyria Feb 11 Bernie ODonnell says he has seen several robings recently but friends doubt him, suggesting he is seeing red over Ireland not yet recognized by the U S.
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Bernie” O'Donnell
Irish Republic
Acid Phosphate Outperforms Raw Rock in Field Tests
Ohio Experiment Station tests compare acid phosphate and raw rock phosphate as fertilizers. Acid phosphate shows greater crop value, with manure trials at eight tons per acre and 820 pounds of each phosphate. At prices 75 cents per bushel for corn, 1.50 for wheat, and 152 per ton hay, one ton of acid phosphate yields about 14 dollars more than a ton of raw rock phosphate. Additional eight year rotation trials without manure continue the comparison.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Acid phosphate boosts crop yield by forty eight dollars per ton
A ton of acid phosphate yields crops valued forty eight dollars more than a ton of rock phosphate, indicating higher profitability for growers using the acid variant in soil applications.
Wellington Rimaway Team of Horses Causes Commotion
In Wellington a flour mill team frightened in town, ran toward the square, turned into an alley, and was recaptured near Marshal Fred Hugh's home. The team belonged to E. F. Newcolm and was driven home by him after the scare. A Holstein cow owned by O. E. B. Sovy produced over 20 pounds of butter in seven days, a notable dairy record for the two year eleven month old animal. Loyd Brothers became a Toledo salesman. Local residents Miss Marian Sutliff and Mrs. Daisy M. Dirlam visited town briefly, with others returning from Cleveland and Elyria for various reasons.
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Fred Hugh
E.F. Newcolm
O. E B. Sovy
Sovy
Loyd Brothers
Toledo
Marian Sutliff
Daisy M. Dirlam
D. W. Walthour
Cleveland
Walter Gariss
Elyria
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