Farming Facts Worth Knowing from the Kentucky station sketch
Agricultural notes cover codling moth control with corrugated paper bands, nitrogen around young strawberry plants, fertilizer use for potatoes and corn, and cover crops. It cites West Virginia, New York, Purdue, and Ohio experiments on fertility, weaning vaccines, erosion, tankage feeding, and clover plowing.
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Mike
Kentucky
Fertility el
West Virginia
New York
Urleas
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Purdue
Avon Lake Harent-Teachers Sale Details
The Avon Lake notes describe the final collection of papers and magazines from a large Harent-Teachers Association sale drive. Prices dropped to about half, with the total receipts reflecting a modest outcome and a schedule noting a July event at the Congregational church.
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Avon Lake
T. A
Unreadable OCR fragment with names and places
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Henry Traater of Skeffield and Delaware fryer references. Details are garbled, with unclear actions, dates, and locations making a coherent event or notice impossible to determine.
Ohio farmers face wheat storage crisis as elevators fill
Ohio farmers soon may lose wheat if storage limits persist as hundreds haul grain to already crowded elevators. Rail lines refuse on track storage and permits slow shipments, while state extension guidance urges building on farm storage or pooling resources in nearby towns to save the 1942 crop.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nf Kin State University
Combine Operators Can Reduce Losses in Ohio
Ohio agricultural engineers advise combine operators to inspect their gear and settings on July 1 to minimize grain losses. Proper concaves and cylinder settings reduce threshing loss and improve separation, lowering power use and boosting overall efficiency.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oni State
Eraity
Gish and Tarthole Visit Medina Guests At Fenns
Litchfield couple Mr and Mrs A A Gish and Mrs Eta Tarthole spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Watter Fenn in Medina and shared a visit with neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs H Neey, Syncay teacher HT, Hreyley family, Mrs Breyley and sister Mrs Lenny Durham of Puttsfield, Leonard and Clifford Mettesly Canton, and other relatives during the weekend.
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A. A. Gish
Eta Tarthole
Watter Fenn
Medina
Beene
Ha Tau
Yaratun
Neey Fex
Hreyley
Breyley
Lenny Durham
Puttsfield
Leonard
Clifford Mettesly
Canton
Ana
Cota Falcorer
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unreadable OCR text with many typos. unable to extract a coherent news item or identifiable entities for a proper summary.
Local clubs hold meetings and cookouts across June notes
The Fast C article Dariners met at Steve Toth's Weat Hideo road while YMCA hosts were cited for meeting reports. June gatherings include La Grange Hearts of Gold at Nestchn Cx, Victory Garden club pirate on June 23, July 3 prep at Dan Tran home, and other group activities with refreshments, games, and planned picnics.
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la Grange Hearts of Gold
Nestchn Cx
Victory Garden
Victory Garden Club
Hocky River
Detty Lake
Lake
Richard Lindstrom
Ralph Lindebrom
Charle Bartter
Marc Gave Bartter
Margery Walter
Lois Kauffgnan
Fuller Road
Joseph Wofick
Rlock
Linda Hotnes
Butternut Ridge Road
Ste. Lloyd Vout
Br ‘'S
Lets Kautt
Fulsir
Smort
Anti Rey Coon Press
Limited Topper for Fungicides In Short Supply
A report from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes copper shortages affect fungicide use. With limited copper available to manufacturers, care is needed to protect vegetables. Bordeaux mixture and insoluble copper compounds offer alternatives, including fried copper sprays for most crops, except beans and potatoes.
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Sepper
Wilton
Ohio
Acris Cultural Experiment Station
Wilson
Bordeaux
Soil And Water Conservation To Be Subject Of Meeting
Agriculture and Conservation committees from multiple counties will meet at the Mansfield Mansfield-Leland Hotel at 4 00 p m Tuesday July 3 to discuss forming a district council for soil and water conservation The event involves Richland Ashland Erie Lorain and Medina counties with Ohio Chamber of Commerce staff advising on organization and procedure Plans cover land use planning conservation vocational agriculture and farm financing as part of the Five Point Agricultural Conservation Program efforts
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Mansfield-Leland
Mansfield
Saw and Wales
Richland
Ashland
Irie
Lorain
Medina
Tampaign
Ohio
Ohio Chamber of Commrsee
Columbus
George J. O'brien
Browns Guenside
Jolly Stitches Time Learn Expressed at Gathering
Fragmentary text shows a group activity or workshop with stitching craft theme. Names and clear action are unreadable, leaving a sparse record of event details and participants.
Comfortable Hens Lay More Eggs
Fragments discuss making laying houses comfortable to boost production. Heat reduction and ventilation are key, suggesting removing or repositioning large windows to improve airflow. A few notes mention rearitation and repositioned boards for better comfort and water access.
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Alco
Preparing Granaries For Wheat And Oats In Poor Stocks
County ag agent L. Hummel outlines grain storage rules to prevent loss from infection and high moisture. Do not store old grain near new crop, avoid dumping, sweep out debris, and use hydrated lime for cracks if needed. Harvest guidelines warn against early combines and high moisture kernels. carbon bisulfide may be used where weevil damage is a risk.
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Ilatia
L. Hummel
Ktanary
Iaoe
Dee
County Agrihoextension Office
Lightning Rods For Barns Recommended
Lightning rod systems are advised for barns to prevent fires. The plan uses larger ground rods and half inch or larger pipe grounding, with frost‑split metal pipe as grounding and metal hay racks tied to the rods at exits. Installations require secure anchoring and proper clamps or wire wrapping to withstand weather.
New Soil Surveys Will Start Soon
New soil surveys will begin in several Ohio counties conducted by GW Conrey of the Experiment Stations. Each field will be examined with maps showing extent, distribution, slope, and land use, and will include soil values. Reports will be shared after completion.
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Ohio
GW. Conrey
Registered Jersey Goes To Wellington in New York
A Jersey cow named Evangeline, previously listed as 1-A, has been purchased by ML. Terpening 5 and sent to Wellington. The sale and transfer are noted in the dairy records with the animal’s details.
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Wellington
New York N
Evangeline
Sears Farm Master Milk Cooler Ad in Elyria Store
Jack Tyan manager of the Sears Farm Department promotes the Farm Master Milk Cooler in Elyria offering four reasons to buy. He highlights guaranteed service, a money back refund if not satisfied after a 30 day trial, Sears price protection, and easy payment terms. Stop by the Sears Farm Department basement to learn more.
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Jack Tyan
We Farm
Sears, Maebuck & Co
Elyria
Sears
Sir. Hyan
Boysenberry Adapted to Ohio Says Professor Childers
Ohio State University horticulture expert Professor Norman F. Childers says boysenberries adapt to Ohio with winter protection. Plants are pricey but propagatable, require early spring planting, trellis support, and yield from late June for several weeks. berries ship poorly due to softness. Full growing details available from the university department or county agricultural agents.
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Ohio
Norman F. Childers
Department of Horticulture
Ohio State University
Desclares
Childers
Urge Coal Bin Be Filled Now for West Winter
Government agencies urge immediate coal purchases to prevent winter shortages. A. G. Lax of the Aschfield Exchange promotes Pocahontas coal, claimed as best seller. Many in Lorain and Medina counties already filled bins. others urged to act to ensure hauling capacity and reserve stock for fall.
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West Winter
Moe
Bane
A. G. Lax
Aschfield Exchange
Litch- Theld
Obi
The
Exchange
Lorain
Medina
Neglected Tenis Lay Soft Shelled Eyes in Poultry Notes
Ohio State University experts urge poultry raisers to provide oyster shell in feed and vitamin supplements to prevent soft shelled eggs and to ensure quick access to supplies amid transportation problems. Fertile eggs require higher temperatures to begin incubation and roosters should be separated from layers for better laying conditions.
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Goluimnus
Tayfog Bens
Goodieye Shell
Byee Cray
Poultry Husbandey
Ohio State Univversity
Taunlight
Eddie Fon
iMeiGeay Cadvites
Students Volunteer To Work On Farms In Fake County
Agricultural agent marks a county farm labor survey showing a need for help and 350 high school students volunteered for vacation work. Many were inexperienced yet determined to help, but no farmers requested volunteers.
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Fake County
Paines~ville
Tecme
Focal
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