Ohio field crops show big decline in 1935 output
Columbus report from Glenn Bar of the federal crop reporting service records a 6.5 percent drop from 1933 in the total average of principal Ohio field crops. Corn acreage fell to 2,853,000 acres, winter wheat forecast at 29,529,000 bushels, barley acreage down, sugar beets planted rose but drought trimmed yield, oats reduced, and fruit production slightly below last year with peaches down sharply.
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Gcolumbus
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Glenn &. Bar
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Farm Bureau Opposes Proposed Ohio Tax Increases
Perry L. Green of Hiram, president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, told Columbus lawmakers this week that the tax situation worsens despite General Assembly actions. He urged protecting real estate tax limits and resisting amendments to exempt motor fuel tax or erode the real estate tax, arguing farmers cannot bear higher levies and stressing justice in income tax considerations.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Perry L. Green
Hiram
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Tate
Mr. Green
State Farm
Farm Bureau
Green
Grange Radio Program Punctual to a Minute
For more than two years a New England Grange radio show has aired weekly on WEZ and WBZA Boston and Springfield. Over 110 broadcasts featured speakers from across New England, all punctual at noon every Thursday. The record highlights Grange members' reliability and civic rolet.
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New England Grange
WEZ
WBZA
Boston
Springfield
Mass
New England
Grange
Western Ohio Sees Rising Alfalfa Seed Interest
Western Ohio reports increased interest in alfalfa seed production with OSU agronomy staff fielding queries on harvest and handling. Since commercial seed production began around 1930 yields range from one-half to six bushels per field, averaging two to three. Varieties perform better than common alfalfas, and leaving the second growth for seed boosts quality. Three-fourths of pods should be brownish black at harvest, and thin stands with good sunshine and limited rain favor seed production. Proper harvesting gear and prompt curing and storage prevent rain damage as seed adapts to Ohio farms over generations.
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Ohio
Department of Agronomy
Ohio State University
Who Pays The Wheat Processing Tax In The Case Of Wheat
Ohio State University economists studying processing taxes find the consumer of milled products bears the burden in wheat. They note the miller and farmer do not pay, as the price spread widens and flour prices rise. Wheat prices increased 56 percent, bran and middlings 30 percent, flour up 82 percent since July 1932.
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Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
United States
Canada
Chicago
Shorts And Middlings In Ohio Plant and Shade Notes
Short and middling items discuss elm disease in Ohio with recommendations for ground covers like periwinkle ajuga English ivy and synonymus radicane. It notes over 30 Ohio corn Hog allotment committees sending contracts to Washington and expects 48 more counties to advance the program within a week. Initial AAA benefit payments to growers total 16 million dollars with a condition to receive payments requiring growers to agree to certain terms.
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Ohio
Washington
Fair and Equitable Labor Rate Discussed in Hatchery Report
The report notes an eleven percent drop in commercial hatchery labor during January through May compared with last year while Ohio hatcheries show a 30 percent fall in eggs but only a 14 percent drop in salable chicks. It estimates five percent of Ohio farmers may use the Frazier Lemke bill provisions to ease finances, a six percent uplift to their distress, with county farm and home protective committees ready to explain.
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Ohio
Silver Slippers Chapter SS Adelaide Delafield’s Final Night
In a Baltimore mansion, elderly Adelaide Delafield faces death surrounded by staff and a longing for love. She recalls a life of faded glamour, failed marriages, and loneliness, andUltimately asks for Joan’s care, leaving money behind as she dies, while unsettled matters and a potential future with Drew Hallam linger at her bedside.
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Adelaide Delafield
Baltimore
Florda
California
France
Adelaide
Farley
Tye
Joan
Drew Hallam
Final Hours of Adelaide's Heir in a Parlor of Echoes
Joan faces an impending funeral after Adelaide's death as Farley arranges a grand yet cold household. Joan fears the money and power tied to the will, while Penelope seeks genuine connection amid a mansion's spectral comfort. The pair navigate guests, lawyerly plans, and a looming Christmas promise.
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Farley
Penelope
Joan
Adelaide
Hallam
Priscilla
Orchard Day At Wooster On August 17th
Lorain County farmers will attend the twelfth Annual Orchard Day at the Experimental Station Orchards Wooster Ohio on August 17 Tours begin at 9 30 with guided visits to orchards and gardens A noon program follows after which groups may tour again The flower gardens will be open and a talk on Culture of Flowers for the Home will be given by Mrs Charles Wagner and daughter Lillian Also notes visits by local residents and an Ice Cream Social at the Barr home with proceeds over 26 dollars
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Lorain County
Experimental Station
Wooster
Ohio
Charles Wagner
Lillian
Cleveland
Jeanette Ricci
Sheffield
W. J. Barr
Helen
Rachel Peak
enega-on-the-Laks
Charles Moni
Fortmouth
Hattie Peak
Lawrence Peak
Shirley
Brookins
Harold Smith
Edgar Reeves
L. A. Wells
Sapienza Family Rents Satter Home in Avon
Mr and Mrs Thomas Sapienza and family of Day Allotment have rented the Satter home and will move in the near future. Mr and Mrs George Jenkins visited E Edwards in Elyria Sunday and called on Miss Chester at Mrs Sarah Van Wormer. Chester improving.
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AVON
Thomas Sapienza
Satter
George Jenkins
E. Edwards
Elyria
Pater Chester
Sarah van Wormer
Chester la
Charles Bissell
Myron Coultrip
Lorain
Wiliam Coultrip
Joe Bickel
la Grange
Jessie Berkmeyer
Jack Zimmerman
Bellevue
Cole
Milan
Sanderson
Strongsville
Charles Griffen
Ralph Kulthman
Harvey Heyman
Jake Moser
South Amherst
Harry Byars
Ison Kenneth
Hera
Betty Greenwitz
Court Seabolt
Florence
Rueben Weuzel
C_ DeKara
A. G. Kubach
Francis Hows
Cleveland
Richard Frogiey
Edwin Prince Jr
Sandusky
L. W. Funk
JSON Richard
Metropolitan Beach
Amherst Society Meeting and Local Baseball Result
Amherst July 18 Ladie Aid Society of the Methodist church plans a social at Mrs Sam Slack residence with attendees urged to come. In sports, South Amherst Four H Club defeated the Flying Aces 7 to 4 after six innings on the local athletic field Monday evening.
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Amherst
Ladie- Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Sam Slack
South Amherst Boys
Flying Aces
Birth of a baby girl to Rev Fogel in Dunkirk Ohio
A birth is announced for an eight pound twelve ounce baby girl born Monday evening to Rev and Mrs C F Fogel of Dunkirk Ohio formerly of here. The Congregational pastor and his wife welcome their child while relatives and friends visit nearby relatives in Cleveland Akron Vermilion and Kipton attendances share well wishes.
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C.F. Fogel
Dunkirk
Ohio
Fogels
Fogel
Congregational Church
Bertha Frohafer
Fremont
Fred Bartlome
Hubert Barnhart
Vermilion
David Barnhart
Charles Kolb
Cleveland
Betty Kyle
Akron
Wm. Allsop
John Duncan
Jimmy
Adora Harry Ludiam
Kiptou
Penfield Congregational Society Meeting Noted
Penfield Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational church will meet Thursday afternoon July 19 with Mrs. George Bradstock, lunch served by a circle. Jolly Friendship Birthday Club met at Mrs. James Herrick's home July 11, with Mrs. Mable Pierce assisting. officers for the year include Mrs. Phillip Bobet president, Mrs. Mable Pierce vice president, and Mrs. Claire Gott secretary and treasurer.
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Congregational Society
Penfield
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Congregational Church
George Bradstock
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
James Herrick
Mable Pierce
Phillip Bobet
Claire Gott
Will
Today is the Day by Clark Kinnaird
A 1934 Central Press Assocation feature notes today as Constitution Day in various cultures and recalls historic events on July 18 across centuries. It includes martyrdom of a Palestinian mother and the first autopsy in the Americas, plus wartime moments and a social club gathering with out-of-town guests.
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Clark Kinnaird
Central Press Assolation
Venus
Mars
Uruguay
Chronicle-Telegram
Notable Nativities and March of Tidewater Figures
A miscellany of historical birthdays and notable figures appears, listing William Makepeace Thackeray b 1811 and others such as Royal Tyler and Rose Hart Thorpe with brief notes. The item chairs a brief zodiac aside and hints at an upcoming feature, Revelations of the World War, with details about rotating public notices and local social updates.
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William Makepiece Thackeray
Vanity Fair
South Carolina
Royal Tyler
New England
Rose Hartwith Thorpe
Richard Dix
Maurice Chevalier
Cinemadora
Lupe Velez
Cinemacress
Herman Hage- Gorn
Laurenes Houseman
A. E. Houseman
Lord Philip Snowden
Charles C
Chick” Evans, Jr
Krebs family reunion and local notices in Ohio and Arizona
The Krebs family reunion was held Sunday July 15 at Rice's Dam with 94 relatives attending including Melvin Krebs of Phoenix Arizona and W J Krebs and Sophia Branson. Death news reports William Schimmons age 45 of Toledo and a WWI captain with a military funeral. Several local residents and visitors from Cleveland Montana and Arizona are mentioned in arrival and visit notes along with a newborn at Fairview Hospital and other social updates.
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Krebs
Rice's Dam
Melvin Krebs
Pheoniv
Arizona
W. J. Krebs
Sophia Branson
Howard Andrews
F. £. Kleinbans
William Schimmons
Toledo
Kleinbans
Lewis Grill
Montana
Hess
Schimmons
Jack Murphy
Cleveland
W. H. Myers
Buffalo
Burton Bowman
Gratton
Bert oFster
Fitchivile
W. T. Alexander
Lakewood
A. J. Andrews
P. &. Davidsons
Pheenix
James Hamlin
Fairview Hospital
Hamin
Mary Eglin
Penfield
J. B. Eglin
W. H. Chevalier
Brecksville
Ralph Thompson
A. J. Cameron
Lorain
P. E. Davidsons
George Colley
Lloyd Colley
Local visits mark weekend in Birmingham Ohio
Birmingham Ohio residents share a quiet Sunday with relatives from Lorain Amherst Elyria and Elyria. Mr and Mrs Hartman Holzhauer host Holzhauer family guests Ed Lehman and daughter Edna Mae visit from Amherst. The Burdick Bough ton and Avery households enjoy Sunday gatherings with Nelli Broughton and family.
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Birmingham. O
Fred Holzhauer
Lorain
Hartman Holzhauer
Ed Lehman
Edna Mae
Amherst
KE. J. Darby
Fred Burdick
Lawrence Boughton
Elyria
Karl Avery
Helen
Esther Broughton
George
Nelli Broughton
Mrs. Hastings
North Olmsted Community News Briefs and Local Events
Mrs. T. H. Cowley returned home from Fairview Hospital. A son was born to Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis. Miss Adeline Gardner visits a cousin in New York. Mrs. Ruby Lamb returned from Michigan. A marriage license issued to Thomas W. Demaline and Evelyn Klose. The Shenstone family visited from Michigan. Fire department fought a maple limb incident. The July 12 storm damaged gardens and property. Olmsted tied 3-2 in Elyria in 16 innings, then beat Elyria Motor Truck 8-4 at the park. Norman Barry and Virginia Wetzel wed at the Universalist Church. W. A. Bourne and son visited Brecksville. A method to recover citric acid from waste citrus noted.
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North Olmsted
T. H. Cowley
Barton Road North
Fairview Hospital
Charles Lewis
Berea Hospital
Adeline Gardner
New York
Ruby Lamb
Barton Road South
Michigan
Thomas W. Demaline
Evelyn Klose
Herbert Shenstone
G. E. Stearns
Chestnut Ridge
Allendorf
McGonagle
Laura Hansman
Linwood
Young People’s
Julia Hammond
Margaret Ann Thompson
North Olmsted Cong
Olmsted
Elyria
Butners
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