Pennington’s Idaho murder case drives vigilante capers
Josie Pennington arrives in Buena Vista to find Jim Hudson slain and Bruno Da Totten accused. Vigilantes press for a sham trial as Judge Whitecotton and attorneys balk at a forced verdict while townsfolk debate safe passage for Bruno and the fate of the murder case.
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Pennington
Idaho Terclaty
New Yorks
Jim
Mlotham
Seo Sud
Ree Speely
Vatelle
Alvieriol Sea
Nrune Carette
Newal
Nurna Vista
Largral Dunn
Navia
Dies
Nisht
Josse
Buena Vista
Ben
Avimell
Lawlass
Willy Charles
Joyle
John Paul Hudson
Hogetasy
Hrono
Idaho
Ian
Ife
New York
Fite
Pautne Catellle
Pauline
Frientlless
Ben Warren
Josie
John Paul
Jude
Gad Moore
Charled Douglas
Fort Nobe
Whites Ecutton
Gad
Jatt
Fort Boise
Soule
Mill
Judge Whitecotton
Warren
Brung
Permington 27
Dasin
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Shington
Jyamas
Bruno da
Rls
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Bruno
Tim
Cazette
Slater J
Whitecotton
Paul
Taylor
Matthews
Joste
Den
Bruno Cazette
Loafer Hens Ruin Poultry Profits
Columbus July 5 D. Moper argues loafing hens ruin poultry profits at Ohio State University. He reports hens lay few eggs, feeds costs rise, and brood loss increases when hens are unproductive. He urges removal of unprofitable layers as production drops and prices fall. Observations note hens’ appearance and vigor as indicators of decline.
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Columbus
Tov
Fred
D. Moper
Tee Poole
Jeharely
Bea
Moyer
Wilstedy
Hogs Die in Extreme Heat at Fire Site
Report describes hogs killed by scorching sun at a fire site. Farmers face unusually high losses while weather conditions hinder care efforts. Prices for hogs remain strong despite local disruptions and uncertain recovery prospects.
Carey's Villa Sells Defense Stamps In Lorain Ward
Carey's Villa in Lorain County advertises defense stamps for sale to patrons. The listing notes stamps support the United States war effort and promise proceeds devoted to defense initiatives. A piano bar, meals, and nightly entertainment are mentioned for patrons.
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Carey
Lorain
County
Mich
Eyrie-Lorain
Tae
United States
Krith Helly
Clu
Batiers
5pray Is Suggested For Apple Maggot And Codling Moth
Prayers and notices outline a recommended 5pray treatment for apple maggot and codling moth. The report notes dissemination by agricultural authorities and university centers, with local distribution planned this week to farms and packing areas.
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Arenoa
Iammel
Park Ang CT Minen
Oni University
Farming Facts Worth Knowing Dusting And Plow Tire Pressure
A partial excerpt presents farming tips from various experiment stations. It covers large scale dusters, dust control under trailers, tractor tire pressures to extend furrow tires, green-sprouting seed potatoes for earlier yields, seeding soybeans with weed control, and pasture management including calcium for milk fever symptoms and strategies for poultry on range.
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Brady
Iawa
Rajeed
Spraying guidance for orchards in railroad war era pests
Specialists advise a spray program addressing moth and pest risks in orchards. A three pound lead arsenate mix with sulfur, arsenate compounds, and water is outlined, with substitutions if materials are unavailable. Late July applications target moths and broader fruit tree pests to protect crops.
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Bern
Penfield Event At Home Of Mr And Mrs Sey
A note records a Penfield gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Stan Sey for an annual celebration. Guests enjoyed a roast dinner and singalong evenings, with Mr and Mrs Dard Reprs and Doris Devereaux among attendees from nearby communities.
Lathaell Clan Holds Fourth Picnic At Aira Home
The Lathaell Clan gathered on the Fourth at the home of Mr. aut Aira. C. A. Minkter hosted a picnic dinner with attendees from Michi Can Nerwalx and Elyria. Many relatives including William LeFadden Jr Jon Hilly and Edward DeRickis joined the event and plans for Sunday church attendance were noted.
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Lathaell
Mr. Aut Aira
C. A. Minkter
Awieys Sis
William LeFadden Jr
Jon Hilly
Ippending
Beck
Michizan
Wee Ee Edward DeRickis
Colcma
Mich
Mis Brother
A. Lo
W.G
Ted Splerte
Jet Exyriz
C. A. Atinler
Jran
Newport
Byree
Sundsy Creif
Potato crops and cover crops in Ohio Agricultural Expo notes
Potatoes show strong early yields and the value of cover crops like sweet clover, with growers reporting benefits in soil retention and root mass. Experts discuss timing seedings before August, using rye as winter cover, and extending root systems to improve soil protection through thawing spring conditions.
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Ohio Agricultural Expo
Bushnell
Ohio Dairy Cows Produce More Milk
Ohio rural economists at Ohio State University report a record high average daily milk output for the state on June 1 at 296 pounds, surpassing June 1 levels in the 1931 43 period. Pasture conditions in June suggest milk production will stay strong for several weeks, with Ohio leading many states in output per cow.
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Lerain County
K. O. Hawke
Clyde Gestease
Crocker Druthers
Watare Aid Son
Gilwaad Wolcott
Bursley
Jackson
Frank Cyetle
Reachier
Bis Az F. S
Boone
Sane Gil
G. Ucathier
CL. Lehman
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Crocker
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Beachier
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Neneaa
Goh Surichler
IF Gil
Lorain County
Norman Leinisger
Clarence Dickasen
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Dackson
Esa Bak
Yonea
Rand Aubin
Hed
Tingler
Alk Baird
Sens
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Glenn’ Miltobbs Hal
Fred Fevers
San Gil
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Eaton
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Baird and Son
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Ringler
Stewart
Wen
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K. Baird and Sons
K. Baird
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Columbus
Ohio
Iolik
Ohio State University
Prices and parity opinions from Ohio State on farm costs
A Columbus report cites farmers and Professor Virgil Wertz of Ohio State University arguing that farm product prices are not anchored by a fixed control order. He notes parity purchasing power and current farm prices rose sharply in 1910 to 1914, with farm buyers facing substantial cost increases.
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Columbus
Virgil Wertz
Ohio State University
Wertz
Ohio Rim
Marth
Gotern
Ohio ASA buys large food shipments for school lunch plan
Columbus report notes Ohio vendors supply 31,080,800 pounds of cheese plus 70,000 pounds of butter and 1,900,080 pounds of dried milk for the school lunch program. Purchases support armed forces and retail food stamps, with week totals and price parity impacts across farm products.
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Ohio
Ohio State Universe
ASA
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