Wheat adjustment plan offers cash benefits to Ohio farmers
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration outlines a wheat program to pay cash benefits to about one million farmers, based on the three-year average production and reduced acreage. In Ohio, 97 000 wheat farmers may receive payments by September 15, 1933, with further installments in 1934 and 1935. County committees will administer allotments, calculated from state and county records, and funded by a processing tax on wheat.
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Ohio
Qhio
United States
Department of
Secretary of Agriculture
Mmsl
Wilson
Grange Sets Up Home Economics Goals For Year
National Grange committees set yearly aims for home economics work across Granges. Goals include eliminating outdoor advertising, backing a worthwhile project in each subordinate Grange, beautifying hall surroundings with an illuminated marker, supporting home churches, aiding public schools, and encouraging local community betterment efforts nationwide.
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National Grange
Rome
Grange
Cash cost of living on 79 Ohio farms in 1932
The cash cost of living for a family of four on 79 Ohio farms in 1932 totaled 633 dollars, a 17 percent drop from 1931 and a 50 percent fall from the 1923-1926 period. Food led expenses at 133 dollars, with education the only category rising, while most other costs declined. families produced about 70 percent of their food locally, and farm woodlot fuel averaged 23 dollars per family.
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Ohio
Thelma Beall
Ohio State University
Miss Beall
Southern Ohio apple crop forecast tops 150000 dollars
Gallia county Ohio reports a forecast of over 150000 dollars for the southern Ohio apple crop. Rome Beauties lead production but are 25 to 30 percent below normal with fair quality due to scab and heat. Grimes Golden and Jonathan report good quality with slight production gains. Summer apples expected to match 1931 output of about 120 carloads.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Rome
Welcoming Allen Clair Todd in Wakeman
Mr and Mrs Curtiss Todd rejoice at the birth of an eight pound son named Allen Clair born Monday at 2 30 pm. both mother and child are doing well with Adelaide Merrie as nurse. Several local families and visitors are noted through the Wakeman area with social calls, visits, and community events including a Thimble Bee, O E S lodge meeting, and various relatives from Norwalk Cleveland Toledo and Elyria visiting. A bus accident near Detroit is briefly mentioned with minor injuries to three passengers.
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Will Benson
Frank Hager
Leland Kenyon
William Wilson
Jane Culver
Toledo
Carey Gibson
Culver
Robert Hoyt
New London
Ohio
Wilbur Hagerman
Ralph Smith
Cleveland
Baby
Norwalk
Thimble Bee
Max Kellar
Charles Cooley
Keith Stanfield
Oberlin
Dora Pomero
Charles Humm
Florence
Carl Shaffer
Will Albright
Tom Campball
George Wind
Kipton
Minta Bayless
Forrest Knapp
Charles Davenport
Tom Mockler
Herman Ott
Joe Springer
R. 8. Berken
Noble Hurst
Ora Pomeroy
Della Nay
Mildred Todd
Lewis Todd
Ashland
Oho
Berlin Heights
Earl Green
Elizabeth Booth
Chas. Kenyon
Brighton
R. S. Barnes
L. E. Rumsey
Henry Hart
Eleanor Peabody
Eleanor John
Eleanor Breiach
Harold ,Millhouse
Ronald
Raymond Orport
Bay Village
Wallace Croxford
Mies Frelye Bemen
Marie Hemm
H. D. Peabody
A. E B. Baker
Mervyn Kenyon
C. M. Kenyon
Coon Reid
Birmingham
Murray Boys
James Murray
Arthur Witzlaben
Leola Lane
Charles Brooka
Marshall Barnes
Kipto
Greyhound
Detroit
Aunt Molly and Virginia Loom Across a Mystical Sky
In a Florida farmhouse mood, Michael debates faith in women with Aunt Molly while recalling Virginia, Helen, and Derekdale. He plans to win Virginia back, return to Aunt Molly, and find a shared heart, contrasting farm intimacy with the grand estate. Meanwhile aboard a Van Duyne yacht, Marty inspires a playful plan to lift spirits amid rain and boredom with Rickey and Jane contemplating a theatrical game.
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Molly
Michael
Virginia
We Hill
Derekdale
Rickey
Tony Bleecker
Aunt Molly
Washington Square
Bronze Knight
Florida
van Duyne
Marty
Jane
Tony
Wanderer Is Problem To Mother Wanderer Is Problem To Mother
A parent asks how to handle a nearly six year old who repeatedly runs away. The advisor suggests inviting more age mates to the home, letting the child play freely with supervision, reading aloud after school, and then setting clearly defined, emotionless consequences for leaving. If needed, implement fixed time and location for quiet reflection, and avoid arguing or showing emotion to maintain poise.
Notable Births and Historical Dates From 1840s and 1890s Almanac
A condensed almanac note lists notable figures and events tied to mid 19th to late 19th century history. Names include Maximilian of Mexico, Daniel Gilman, Harry Ford Sinclair, Roger Babson, Ralph Morgan, John Paul Jones, and John Sloat. It recounts coinage shifts, the Liberty Bell crack on Marshall’s death, California’s 1846 seizure, the 1854 Republican birth, and royal marriage details.
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Maximilian
Hapaburg
Mexico
Daniel Cait Gilman
Earl D. Babst
Harry Ford Sinclair
Roger Babson
Harold S. Vanderbilt
N. Y
Central R. R
Ralph. Morgan
John Sloat
U. S. N. Pacific Squadron
California
U. S
Sunshine Club Identifies Members At July Dinner
July 6 gathering at Sunnshille Ladies in the church basement held a yearly identification meeting and dinner. After a sumptuous meal the group learned who their Sunshine friend was amid surprises and laughter. Names were drawn ending the suspense for another year.
Local Social Briefs Highlight Weddings and Visiting Guests
Rev and Mrs Koontz traveled to Columbus for his brother s wedding. Several local families hosted or visited relatives from Elyria Huntington Sugar Ridge and nearby towns. An official church board meets midweek and Ladies Aid groups plan a cook rack dinner Thursday. A tire was stolen from Oli e Fisher s car at General Industries.
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Koontz
Columbus
Flater Kreuger
Root Road
Stranahan
la Grange
Alfred Barber
Audrey
Ponting
Barber
Martha Taylor
Huntington
Standeu
Sugar Ridge
Ladies’ Aid Society
Esther Harding
FL Kern
Charles
Alr
Falls
Elyria
E. C. Maple
W. N. Harding
France Frames Farm Forums On Mount Ararat Farm
PORT DEPOSIT Maryland former U S Senator Joseph L France plans summer Sunday forums at Mount Ararat a 548 acre dairy beach and picnic site inviting national speakers He says the talks will cover monetary problems but emphasize fundamentals of American government The first forum is July 9 and will be non political in tone plus open to visitors
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Virginia
Tony
Annapolis
Oliphant
Michael
Port Deposit
I.p
United States
Joseph L. France
France
Hoover
Mount Ararat
Uly 9
C. C. Maple
Erieside
Ol Man River Thrills Two Oklahoma Boys on River Trip
Ardmore high school students Charles Harmon Jr and Claude Ferrier Jr traveled from Ardmore Oklahoma to New Orleans via the Red and Mississippi rivers in 25 days calling the journey a great adventure. They described a ferry collision where Ferrier fell overboard a whirlpool near the Mississippi and rescuing cattle from quicksand. They encountered rugged river folk and wild tales while meeting unusual people along the way.
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New Orleans
South
Mark Twain
Ol' Mar River
Ardmore
Okla
Red
Mississippi
Charles N. Harmon,Jr
Claude LU. Ferrier, Jr
Ferrier
Purposeful activity echoed in human nature and play
A concise reflection comparing purposeful work to a kitten's instinct to play, suggesting inherent drive in humans to engage in meaningful action alongside natural play.
Color blindness more common in men than women
The condition occurs far more frequently among men than among women, highlighting a gender disparity in color vision deficiencies.
Finnish Rum Runners Use German U-Boat
A Nordic rum running tale reports Finnish seal hunters near the Swedish coast stopped by a surfaced undersea craft. The hunters say the sub demanded a Finnish harbor location, then sped toward Finland, likely an antiquated German submarine used by Baltic rum runners.
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Umea
Sweden
Finland
Riverman Kills Giant Rattler With Oar in Rogue River
In Gold Beach Oregon Randolph Meservey a riverman killed a giant rattlesnake in the Rogue River. The snake measured as large as a man’s wrist and carried ten rattles. The reptile was slain with a single oar stroke as Meservey swam through the stream.
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Gold Beach
Ore
Rogue River
Randolph Meservey
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Pacat Farmers TO Benefit BY Adjustment Act
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Charles Soper
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Florence Pierce
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