Poultry Disease Advice For Lorain County Farmers
Lorain County farmers in the poultry calendar project learn about controlling fowl pox and colds. The article outlines symptoms in chickens turkeys and pigeons including scabs on the comb eye cankers and throat masses. Vaccination is the only satisfactory preventive measure but should follow disease onset and use proper vaccine. Colds or roup arise from mismanagement such as crowding malnutrition exposure worms poor housing and sanitation. Treatment options are limited with oil of sucalyputus and argyrol used sometimes but no full flock solution exists. a disinfectant in drinking water helps slow spread.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Service
Low Prices Fail to Curtail Dairy Production
Columbus Ohio July 2 1931 dairy economist G W Miller of Ohio State University reports that despite low butter and milk prices US creamery butter production has run 5 to 8 percent higher than 1930 in January through April. Milk output also exceeds last year as shippers to major markets rise. overall dairy supplies meet normal demand though urban business slump reduces consumption. Per capita butter use fell about 2 percent and milk use about 25 percent during the 1930 31 low period. recent pasture and grain cuts may slow the rise in milk production.
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Columbus
G. W. Miller
Ohio State University
United States
Honors for milk herds in Lorain County June results
The Lorain County Herd Improvement Association awarded June honors with two new leaders. In five to 15 cow herds the Registered versey herd on H. W. Ingersoll’s Grafton farm led with 679 pounds milk and 38.1 pounds butterfat. In herds over 15 cows F. H. de Clean and Son of Brishton led with 716 pounds milk and 39.2 pounds butterfat. Individual top producers included cows from Grafton State Farm and J. Aldrich of LaGrange, with multiple Grafton cows among the top ten. The June test, by Ray Eppley, covered 391 cows across 25 herds. 353 were milking, 38 dry.
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Lorain County
H. W. Ingersoll
Grafton
F. H. de Clean
Grafton Farm
Aldrich
Nora Grafton
Thea D A Schwartz
Carlisle Township
Grafton State Farm
J. Cc. Aldrich
LaGrange
D. A. Schwartz
Graton State Farm
Jackson and Camp
Wolcott
Jackson
Alonzo Jackson
Ray Eppley
Association
Egg Production Standard Still Decreasing
Ohio hens show a continuing decline in July as the Ohio State Poultry Calendar sets a July standard of 16 eggs per bird. The drop from June’s 18 and earlier months marks a year low near November before a planned rise, with many Lorain County poultrymen reporting above standard CZE production while overall averages run just below the target.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Ohio State University Poultry Department
Specialists To Speak On Farm Subjects On OSU Farm Night
The Ohio State University weekly Farm Night on WEAO radio from 7 30 to 9 pm features several university agricultural specialists. Talks cover The Fruit Outlook Summer Pasture Management Eliminating Boarders From the Lasting Flock What Farm Folks Discussed 50 Years Ago Home Grown Queens and Impressions of Some Recently Inspected Dairy Herds.
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Ohio State University
WEAO
Rabbit Club Wiener Roast Plans Quiet Carlisle Four H
The Carlisle Four H Rabbit Club held a Wiener roast at the leader’s home Tuesday night with ten members present. Members were invited as guests of the Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Association on July 7. Delegates to the County Four H Club camp were discussed.
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Carlisle
Four-H
Lorain County Rabbit and Davy Association
First Public Trial of Mc Cormick Reaper in Virginia
The article recalls the first public trial of Mc Cormick's reaper held a century ago in Virginia during July, marking a milestone in agricultural mechanization and manufacturing innovation.
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McCormick
Reaper
Virginia
Lorain Methodist excursion notes and local visits
A July 2 tidbit lists Mrs Frank Eschtruth Mrs Arthur Eschtruth Mrs Merle Sands Miss Florence Reese Edward Smith William Marlett Edwin Stronsack Walter Mariett Leroy Rhone and Ethel Stropco attending the all Lorain Methodist Excursion at Lakeside on June 30. Other items mention W. W Marlett family plans for the Eagles picnic at Elyria July 4 Charles McIntire of Portsmouth visiting relatives in West River Road area and Elvrindle and Ports mouth trips. Edith White travels to Columbia University New York for a summer major mathematics course with E A White accompanying her to Berea. Numerous social visits and moves are noted among area residents including the Stoughton and Chambers families and a birthday supper at Mr Chambers home. Little Zelma Lois Stoughton returns home after visiting grandparents. Mrs Morrs and Mr Haynes visit Frankie Reese. Fred Stevens and Geneva guests of the Eschtruths.
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Incent
Frank Eschtruth
Arthur Eschtruth
Merle Sands
Florence Reese
Edward Smith
William Marlett
Edwin Stronsack
Walter Mariett
Leroy Rhone
Ethel Stropco
Lakeside
W. W Marlett
Fair Grounds
Elyria
Charles McIntire
Port
Edith White
Columbia University
New York
E. A. White
Ghia
Harvey Stoughton
Elma
Jefferson Stres
W E Taft
Frankie Reese
Alc Havns
G. H Stoughton
Richard Eschtruth
Eschtruth
J. G. Morrs
Haynes
Fred Stevens
Geneva
Thirty St colleges listed from Ambrose to Xavier
From St Ambrose College in Iowa to St Xavier College in Cincinnati the nation contains about thirty institutions bearing the St designation.
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St. Ambrose College
St. Xavier College
Cincinnati
St Colleges
England Grab Bag Salutation To An Ambassador
Read as a curious collection of boxing names and a trivia question. The piece lists Mike McTigue, Paul Berlenbach, Tommy Loughran, Maxie Rosenbloom, Primo Carnera, and Phil Scott as context for a question about the proper salutation to address an ambassador.
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Mike McTigue
Paul Berlenbackh
Tommy Loughran
Maxie Rosenbloom
Primo Carnera
Maly
Phil Scott
England
On This Date 1881 Garfield Shot in Washington
Central Press Association notes anniversaries and puzzles with quotes about courage and theatre. It recalls President Garfield being shot in Washington D C on this date, mentions born persons and a few cheeky word teasers about spelling and company names.
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Garfield
Cheries J. Guiteau
Washington, D. C
Newspaper Fame and Friction in New York Circles
A July 2 New York reminiscence traces how top reporters meet icons like Lindbergh Carnegie Rockefeller Jr and Chesterton while noting the courteous but guarded nature of stars Maud Adams Jerome K Jerome and others. The piece recalls harsh press friction, humorous anecdotes, and a restless Broadway season amid chatter and fame.
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New York
Austaritr
Col. Lindbergh
Andrew Carnegie
John D Rockefeller Jr
Chauncey Depew
Gilbert “.K. Chesterton
Maud Adams
Savvin Cobh
Washington Statesman
Chinese crew 3leans remarkable yacht Shenandoah III
Paris report on Shenandoah III owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. The 1000 ton fourmaster sails from China to the Riviera via Saigon, Singapore, Rangoon, Colombo, Suez, Malta and Naples. It features a Chinese crew, a bow eye painted in the Devil's gaze, and a drawing room modeled after a temple near Peking with sandalwood doors and gold, copper and red lacquer decorations.
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Paris
Gibson Fahnestock
Peking
Fahnestock
Riviera
China
Saigon
Singapore
Rangoon
Colombo
Suez
Malta
Naples
Belden Belden community notes and reunions update
The Belden area records Sunday and Saturday visiting, calls and calls to neighbors including Grabenstetter Dreere Gest Kilby Wise and others. The seventh annual Droege reunion is set for July 4 at Bertha Gest’s Columbia home, with various residents visiting Elyria Amherst and Cleveland and clubs meeting at the schoolhouse for wall paper discussion and sewing activities.
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Mary Kilby
Droege
Bertha Gest
Columbia
Mary Killip
Freda Shick
Fred Wise
Elyria
Henry Droere
Elmer Daulphin
Cleveland
P. H. Rogers
Marjoria Rogers
Amherst
Brownhem
Frank Breckenridge
Drogge
Charles Wise
Standen
Mary Wise
Peter Schuster
Jack Wise
Melvin Wise
Caddick
Clarence Wise
Carlton Penfound
Byrd Receives Bronze Sun Dial From Wright Corp
Boston reports Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd was presented with a bronze sun dial by Wright Aeronautical Corporation of Paterson New Jersey. The London made dial, dated 1691, bears the inscription I showe ye fleeting houres of daye As one by one they pass awaye.
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Boston
Richard E. Byrd
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Paterson
N. J
London
John Mears
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