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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1937
Page
14
The federal state crop reporting service projects Ohio fruit harvests and most field crops will surpass 1936 levels. Winter wheat may reach 49.8 million bushels, corn near 140.6 million, with apples, peaches, pears, grapes and cherries set for notable gains. rye, potatoes and sugar beets may report declines.
Ohio farmers show greatly increased interest in forest and wood lot management, spurred by government conservation payments. F W Dean notes shifts from erosion-depleted land to profitable tree production, with 10 to 15 acres per farm needed for firewood, posts, and lumber. Black locusts suggested as nurse crop. cautions on over thinning to avoid sun damage.
Ohio farmers told by the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station that lamb rations can fatten sheep without legume roughage. Tests indicate adding finely ground limestone high in calcium and adequate protein to corn and timothy hay or corn and silage makes nonlegume diets satisfactory for fattening. Limestone flour must pass a 200 mesh screen for proper results.
Ohio State University poultry expert C M Ferguson outlines a four day state poultry tour from July 27 to 30. Stops include Athens Perry counties Mohawk Dam Danville Loudonville Wooster Medina County and Cleveland with visits to large poultry operations cold storage facilities an egg auction and an airport exhibit. The itinerary features farm visits, a state experiment station, and attractions like a food terminal stockyards and Great Lakes Exposition.
The Columbia baseball squad will meet a Cleveland team in Columbia this Sunday at two o'clock. The Columbia Baptist Team:
Summary of agricultural notes from 1930s farm periodicals: drought stunts corn prompting three-row cuts with a 10-foot binder to yield silage per acre. grass mulch preferred to cover crops for Ohio apple orchards with faster growth and higher yields in drought. molasses substitutes for corn in beef cattle rations to cut costs. portable two-compartment poultry coop aids in culling and moving birds. straw bed safety for brooders and fire prevention. canneries’ peas timing influences yields. strawberries protected from late frost with mulch. skimmilk substitutes for hog and poultry tankage. grafting brace via water sprouts in apples. farm costs show pasture feeding cheaper than barn feeding in New York.
Sports and social notes list July games for Methodist teams at Columbia and Grafton with July 16 23 and 36 dates. Ridgeville and Disciple Church clash, Ladies Aid and Garden Club meetings, a motorcycle collision near Columbia Center injures Gordon Walkden, and multiple family and club activities around Berea Cascade Park and Cleveland Exposition.
Mildred D. Moore, defendant, last known address General Delivery Buffalo N Y, is notified that on the 33rd day of June 1927 the undersigned plaintiff will take legal action. The notice details appear as required in the court records and will proceed per local divorce advertising rules.
Multiple court actions and foreclosures appear in Lorain County Ohio records. Raymond D. Moore seeks divorce on gross neglect of duty with hearing set after August 5 1937. Attachments note debts of James F Hines case. Public sale notices list properties at 201 207 Winckles Street Elyria and a foreclosure on Adams Street Bond Street Elyria. The First Savings and Loan Company pursues quit title and mortgage foreclosures in several cases.
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