Hog Prices Advance 20 During June in Midwest Markets
Hog prices at the seven principal midwest markets rose over 30 percent in June per the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Sioux City, St. Joseph and St. Paul averaged 4.10 dollars per hundredweight for two weeks ending June 23, about one dollar higher than June 4.
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Middlewest
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Middle West
Young Grange Girls Shine in Natick 1334 Degree Team
In Natick Massachusetts a 1334 degree Grange team formed by 166 young women, averaging 18, delivered perfect 100 percent scores for ritual and drill. Members, mostly teenagers, are active in community projects beyond Grange work as they prepare for future roles in the order.
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Grange
Oakland
Maine
Natick
Mass
Farmers' Week At The Fair At Century of Progress Chicago
National Grange joins other farm groups in Farmers Week at the Century of Progress in Chicago. August 11 to 18 feature major agricultural events with farm groups taking prominent roles and the Master of the National Grange among speakers. Railroads are making exceptions to schedules during the week.
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National Granze
Century of Progress
Chicago
National Grange
Silver Slippers Chapter 38 Hospital Trials and Christmas Hope
Giles battles illness after a perilous rescue during a storm. Dilly and William care for him as a doctor treats him at Graniteheed, while Amelie and Scripps guard a fragile peace. A Christmas Eve scene ends with Giles’s gradual recovery and Scripps’s confession.
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Dilly
Giles
Wiliam
Burt
Joan
William
Graniteheed
Caime
Jose
Island
Scripps
Amelie
Peter
Nho
Margarida
Rein
Torn
Malcolm Macdon
Macden
Mergarida
Armiger
Sercpus
Macdonald
Scrinps
Central Press
Lance
Ohio Farm Practices and Seeding Timelines Guidance
The passage outlines agricultural best practices for Ohio including timing for alfalfa seedings, seeding mixtures, and soil conditioning. It emphasizes August to September sowing windows, use of lime on acid soils, and top-dressing with manure. It also notes overall fair week promotions and farm education efforts with Granges urging attendance.
Reseeding guidance for summer seedings and moisture
The text advises reseeding when fall or weather delays seedbeds. Start early by disking rather than plowing to prepare seed beds and plow if needed two to three weeks ahead. Moisture in July and August governs summer seedings and seed establishment. Seed with grain drill using 200 to 300 pounds of fertilizer per acre, preferably 0-14-6 or include superphosphate as noted.
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Ohio
Shorts And Middlings Moles And Mice In Crops
Shorts and middlings moles do not eat bulbs. mice use their runs to eat bulbs. Summer meeting of the Ohio Beekeepers Association set for August 9 and 10 at the State University in Columbus. crops of honey are being harvested in drought resistant areas with sweet clovers and alfalfa.
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Ohio Beekeepers Association
State University
Columbus
Ohio
Grouth
New York
Larger potato crop reported
July 1 federal crop reports show a 9 percent larger potato harvest than last year. Total projected production near 48 million bushels with 28 million bushels from expansion, mainly from early and intermediate states, reflecting a 6 percent larger harvested area.
Statewide Fruit Growers Meet Planned at Milford Center
Plans are complete for the statewide annual State Horticultural Society meeting to be held Thursday at the Ohio Orchard Company farm in Milford Center. C E Dutton, manager, hosts. The Ohio orchards cover about 130 acres with a 40 000 bushel crop and 25 000 bushels storable on the farm. Tours of the orchards are scheduled for the morning.
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Ohio Orchard Company
Milford Center
C. E. Dutton
Ohio State Horticultural Society
Mr. Dutton
H. PD. Hootman
Michigan State Horticultural Societ
Onia Orchard Company
F. Fl. Beach
Secetary
Manly
Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Late Broadway Stars and Millionaire Row in New York
Catherine Cornell hailed as the last grand legitimate trouper after a three state tour and shift to talkies marks the end of an era. The piece wanders through socialites, a Plaza sighting of Bob Brind erhoff, and a vivid gallery of New York’s elite, including DeWolf Hooper and Charles M. Schwab’s Riverside Drive estate. It sketches theater history, luxury homes, and celebrity contrasts with the city’s changing times.
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New York
Katharine Cornell
Miss Cornell
Irabeos
Oudland
Charles M. Schwab
Riverside Drive
Andrew Carea
Laird of
Skibo
Clarke
Thorn
Opening Boat Rocking Season Promises Fresh Start
A dated diary style note recounts a scene at a 42nd Street drug store where sodas were handed over at the rock counter. Alarms were wound for a later ring as the author contemplates the upcoming boat rocking season.
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Opyright
McNaughe Syndicate
Avon Lake Baseball News Obowin at Oberlin Sunday
Avon Lake scored 11 to 5 over an Oberlin junior team in Oberlin Sunday afternoon. A return game is planned next Sunday at the local diamond. Calls for arrangements to meet Clan C teams on Saturdays and August 12 and 19 away from home. Irene Major is hospitalized at St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain. Jolly 12 meet hosted by Mrs C J Snyder with 400 social event. winners were Mrs Curtis Duff, Miss Ruth Mitchell, and Mrs Russell Cowgill. Lido Club beach party at the park featured bathing and a picnic supper with plans for another event in two weeks.
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Baseball
Avon Lake
Oberlin
Avon
Jolly 12
C. J. Snyder
Curtis Duff
Ruth Mitchell
Russell Cowgill
Irving James
Lido Club of
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Briefs From Local Social Notes In Early Warensville Area
Dr George Williams of Warrensville and Miss Mildred Stivel of Lakewood visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Wm Shumaker on Saturday. Miss June Snyder and Miss Eleanor Schroth spent Thursday evening at Geauga Lake. Miss Ella DeCumberg entertaining company from Cleveland. Mr and Mrs C E Dunning hosted Wednesday guests Mr and Mrs Robert Grail and sons of Lorain. Fred McNaughton of Detroit Michigan spent the latter part of the week at the Sibway home. Mrs Tenna Brown recently visited relatives in Sandusky.
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George Williams
Warrensville
Mildred Stipvel
Lakewood
Wm. Shumaker
June Snyder
Eleanor Schroth
Geauga Lake
Ella DeCumberg
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Joen
Scrypps
Amelhe
Amslie
Rose
Mary
Holland
Horticulture Society
Milford Center Orchard
Pavis
Bob Brinderhoff
Plaza
Rase
Max Baer
Jules Bathe
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Oppenhei
Nead Walter
Theodore Starvis
Song
the Ritz
the Waldorf
Maitres Whetel
Unpenheim
Theodore
London
Theoadore
DeWolf Hooper
Chiago
Mrs. Hopper
Casey
Ersby
Jack
Gotts
Chronicle-Telegram
Irene Major
S Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Murbach
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