Farming Fadts Worth Knowing Wit Tan For
A roundup of practical farm tips from the Michigan and Minnesota experiment stations. Topics include inexpensive shelter for livestock, poultry housing, corn cultivation timing, barley versus wheat for steers, blue back turkey issues, high milk prices feeding, weed control, calf scours prevention, manure spreading rates, and pasture improvement strategies with emphasized soil and seed handling practices. The piece cites multiple state stations and offers actionable guidelines for efficient feeding, cultivation, and land management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
South Dakota
Iowa
Brees
North Itabola
Minnesota
Hut
Pennsylvania Experiment Station
Sudan
Community notices and social events in Columbia area
Local Columbia notices include church announcements, baptisms and confirmations, a concert plan at Mary Church, and open house events. Residents hosted visitors from Detroit and New York, with personal milestones noted and past service personnel discussed, including Hopp family updates and travels from India to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apricue
West Miterros
Stes
Hay Saath
Csased Felts
Cairnier
Camimrunity
Hopita
Krapp
Ornsted
Taten
Cohmabta
Nin
Howard Frew
Notttehan
Sere Santa
George Johnson
Shelly Hey Penny
Ivan Ft
Datuth
Minn
Anneute
Fa Gauthier
Mary Beth
O. 1
Acé
J. Martier
Genan
Litcen
Ala Bretsande
Willem Baser
Cangster Mas Peart
Triesds
Detroit
Counstrea
New York
Bauer
Leal
Hany Hopp
Testzent
Tidgerite
End & Tercer
Fevpricor
Tomes Item
Mn Hepp
India
China
Jeapecans
Burma
Mitholas Road
Witam
George Stinehe md
Easia
Obituary Notices and Local Gatherings Mention Columbia Area
A family obituary details Mrs Grate Longben Lere and other relatives with a large brood and a funeral at a local church. The piece notes community figures, neighbors, and friends attending a party at Alvin and Hetty Carpenter’s home in Doukn. The Columbia Special Schoolvatte union invites students and families to a town hall potluck on August 1 in Celenbta township schools.
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Bartram
Foxay Evering
Anna Cat
See
Wildar Careferter
Maroid Carpenter
Ridgentie
Alvin
Hetty Carpenter
Doukn
Carpenter Sr
Columbia
Union
Aludenits
Spencer Hatchery Handles Cochran Paints and Supplies
Spencer Hatchery operates a mace hatchery and offers poultry feeds and equipment, farm tents, dairy supplies, and the Jehan P. Cochran line of paints. Owner B. Nendrichs says the paint is well known among painters for quality. Quick delivery available and inquiries invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Hatchery
Spencer Hatchery
Jehan P. Cochran
Tee John FP. Coshran
B. Nendrichs
Spencer Hatcher
Hendricks
Peru
Cultivate Garden Often For Good Weed Control
Regular shallow cultivation helps destroy weed seedlings before growth, keeping the surface smooth and weed-free. After each rain or irrigation, cultivate thoroughly while the soil is dry enough to avoid root cutting and maximize weed suppression.
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Egil
Local visits and family gatherings in Litchfield area
Misterman Halladay visited Alison Thursday to see her sister Mrs. Ernest Heintz, who had broken her arm after a fall from stairs. Several relatives and friends gathered for visits, meals, and church events, with a funeral noted for A U Kirkendall in Creda.
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Misterman Halladay
Alison
Ernest Heintz
Halladay
Ruth
Dean Long
William Huddieway
Putteburgh
Will Ring
Sarah Huddleson
FL Radams
M Hattie Walker
I Grance
Florence Rundle
Elyvia
Elbert Adams
Hor Wtandly
Woents
Jo Ned
Warne Batzh Gi Akren
Margaret Stogeer
Community Social Noted At Clarkfield Event
A local Clarkfield gathering Sunday featured Mrs William Tacumott, Miss Flowena, and Mr Raf as hosts with Mrs Aller and Thetford present. New baby Manha Lee from Cartels was announced, and families attended the afternoon event with neighbors and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allernen
Wiham
Tacumott
Flowena
Raf
Aller
Regi
Ated
Shall Thetford Ant
Manha Lee
Farm Bureau urged as prices rise aid for farmers
Corals County Farm Bureau informs farmers that price increases affect most products and that milk butterfat gal and poultry meat gains attention. The bureau promotes mixed feeds with home grown grains for low costs and notes its mills and trucks supply feeds fuel and farm supplies across the county. Union Paints and other cooperative products help cut interior exterior farm building costs with credit options and prompt delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe Lerain
Corals
Mureau
Faris Bureau
MUL
Faria Bureas
Huron
Loran County
Couthery
Burer
Ure
Farm Bureau
Ir Credit Gage
Tw Mts
Dairemen
Far Bureau
Elgris
Caths
Trimming Tips for Evergreens From Horticulture Experts
Horticulture expert Chadwick of the Agricultural Experiment Station advises systematic pruning of nursery plants to promote proper development. He notes wide spreading evergreens like Japanese Yew and Phizer Jumper require careful top and branch trimming to control height and density, with best practice in early spring and again as growth warrants.
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Cornell Experiment Station
LC. Chadwick
Lesey Brovath
Use Hog Rings to Stop Cannibalism Among Turkeys
The article discusses using large triangular hog rings to prevent feather pecking in turkeys. Rings pass through the upper beak to keep mouths open, stop feather damage, and not hinder eating or drinking. Place at 12 to 14 weeks, with adjustments for beak size and age.
Mulching Gardens To Save Moisture In Drought
When dry weather comes, mulching the garden saves moisture for plants. On farms straw, hay, litter, or other materials are available. Apply mulch about inches deep. settle before use. Green material needs less to cover. Suitable for tar plants and rocumbes.
Avon Club and Community Notes From Avon July 72-8
Avon society items and local notices recount bridge gatherings and prizes, visits, vacations, and hospitality events. Names include Mrs Ed Starg Mrs Blake Mrs Coleman Rev Howard Kramer and Franklin Rush. mentions Avon Lake park Axon Baptist Mission meeting and Detroit road accident prior hospital visit. Local residents travel to Cleveland New York Detroit and Columbus areas with several guests and family updates.
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Avon
Chara Club
Bridge
Ed Starg
Blake
Coleman
Harold Sithwall
Mission Organization of the
Axon Baptist
Avon Lake Park
Howard Kramer
Cleveland
Eas
Joan
Franklin Rush
Poi
Edwin Kricht
Deck Gekzan
Avon Super Market
New York
Mistes Lote Mailer
Columbiana
Deris Gourd
Avon Spe
Barbara
Jackie
Avon Lake
Lucy Watkes
Yovich
Arizona
Hest
Geren
Aly Lett
Burton Presley
Chiéten
Cleveland United
Tursday
Henry Dechant
Stern Rideey
Toaday
St. Joseph's
Lotatn
Detroit
Hah Ratzht
Joe Aisanek
Eugene Se
Momtay Crenine
Unclear OCR Seed Trade Note Sparks Planting Debate
Fragmented text discusses traders, groxers, and plants with references to cloves, ever, and Himalayan terms. It hints at plantings, specimens, and educational screens but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. The piece reads as an OCR garble with no clear events or dates.
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Sonal Turing
Fulton Funeral Home Promises Caring, Individual Arrangements
Fulton funeral home of Gratton emphasizes thoughtful, individualized funeral services for the deceased and bereaved families. It offers homelike facilities, flexible casket selections, around-the-clock availability, and attentive preparation to serve relatives and friends with dignity.
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Fulton Funeral Home
Gratton
County Poor Farm Buys And Frames a War Bond
Monticello Indiana reports the Lake View Home infirmary uses funds from waste paper sales and nickels to buy a World War II war bond. They frame it and hang it as a reminder for residents, hoping it helps fund a 1944 maturation. They plan a celebration party if Japan surrenders.
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Monticello
Ind
Lake View
Birthday party for Shirley Anal Baldry at aunt's home
In South Amherst on Saturday, Shirley Anal Baldry celebrated her ninth birthday with a surprise party at her aunt Mrs. Fred Holzhauer's home. Guests enjoyed outdoor games, a dessert table in red white and blue, and prizes for game winners. A knitting project and Red Cross items were mentioned for later delivery.
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South Amherst
Shirley Anal Baldry
Fred Holzhauer
Emen
Cherries Packed Without Sugar Syrup Advice
Ohly Agricultural Experiment Station expert Brown says home canners may preserve sour cherries without sugar by making a light syrup or using water. Cherries are washed, pitted, packed in jars with syrup or water, processed in boiling water, then sealed. Sugar substitutes such as honey or commercial syrups can be used though some color darkening may occur.
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Brown
Ohby Agricultural Experiment Station
Horticulture Department
Home Partners
Japanese Beetle Meeting Set At Bratenahl Lake Shore Club
A meeting for fruit growers and garden clubs will be held at the Lake Shore Luncheonette Bratenahl Cleveland at 2 p m Thursday July 2 on the Japanese beetle subject. Speakers include TH Parks on beetle history and habitat Charles F Irish Bratenahl specialist on infestation and control J B Polska assistant entomologist at the Ohio experimental station detailing eradication efforts in Ohio.
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Lake Shore
Bratenahl
Cleveland
Lin Obio
Secon
TH. Parks
Evicasion
Charles F. Irish
Hraten- Tahl
J.B Polska
Ohio
4-H Club Holds Farmers Meeting at Grass Ridge Home
The Finds Farmers held their second meeting July 14 at Dick Gricumet’s Butternut Ridge home. President Robert Kemmiller led roll call and project reviews while Albert Kam Müller Dick Gresmer Neil Henren and Henry Gresot announced a July 22 Camp Criar departure. Refreshments followed and the group scheduled next events at the school July 18 and July 23.
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Helds Farmers
Finds Farmers
Dick Gricumet
Butternut Ridge
Robert Kemmiller
Lenarze
Imembers’ Projects
Albert Kammuller
Dick Gresmer
Neil Henren
Henry Gresot
Camp Crear
Sames
Tr Creation
Local club meeting and upcoming events noted
The La Crate Alar Spangtes 41lub held an event Monday at Meverty Zarnke's home where eight members attended. A pledge was taken and a picnic was planned for July 22 at Black River. Flower arranging demonstration led by Charlotte Totmasch was announced for next meeting.
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Cwapton
Spangtes 41Lub
Meverty Zarnke
Black River
Charlotte Totmasch
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Corbell Experiment Station
John F. Entll
East Riser
Everone
Auitt
Bertram Teepe
J. Hoanter
Sorll
E. J. Deniord
Grate Longben Lereyen
John Larizime
Alada
Ste Wav
John
Ewe Larghon
Wil
Tod
Janef
Burgess
Mey
Cecil
Westen
der “Aby
Nina Boutta
Senate
Lergson
Mary
John Lorssen
Asa Tien
Colembia
Pat Chur
Norithyear
Witham Hennie
North Fatemn
Cochran
Spencer Company
Litchfield
Clarksfield
Claresfield
Chile
Lee Aste
Mates Keren
Weekly Farm News Review
Attrans Bureatrees
Uniro
Fann Sureau
Union Paints
Lorcin County
the Chronicle Telegram
Rilamer
Tila Bray
Tetay
Kentucky
Pocahontay
Litchfield Exchange
Medina E
Chatham
Amherst
H. E. Monee
Ohmisor Pastous
Anc Ais
al Eshke
Don Bryant
Helen Simashkevich
Camp Perry
Bolt Warren Harms
Army
Altar Society
the Nativity Catholic Church
Hyster's Woods
Tamasne Hese
Harold Flowers
Warren
Deblin
N. A. Rubel
NEW Fox Funeral Home
GEO. F. Fox
O. H. Baker Co
Cleveland Ave
Birmingham
Schoal
Grafton Business Firms
Sre Yote Community
Urater
Fulton
Grafton
Tan
Phils
Mary Galt
Farm Bureau Co.op
Farmers Cooperative
Elyria
Alto
Wilford's Hatchery
U. S
Elyrne
SEARS
Sears Roebuck & Co
Tokyo
Voor Daltare
United States
Randa
Mam
The
Grafton Savings & Banking Co
Nsceance
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