Buena Vista Justice and Kidnapping Tale Unfolds
In Buena Vista, Frank C. Robertson depicts a tense frontier surge as Josie, Ben Warren, and John Paul Ficheen race toward Jim’s mine to rescue Bruno Cazelle from captors led by Charles Douglas. The group confronts masked outlaws, with a gunfight erupting at dawn and the fate of Bruno hanging on a perilous plan to reach town for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jods Pennington
Merry Jin Sietham
Brune Cazelle
Brune
Ben Warren
Mle
John Paul Ficheen
Enaw
Wen
Hawkese Wang
Charles Douglas
Brane
Sim
Eather
Bill
Jim
Douglas
Moreoree
Bruno
Buena Viste
Dogelas
John
Alfiers
Ben
John Paul
Bey
Josie
Ned Bunton
Hoppy
Means
Hopps
Fletcher
Ber
Bess Hudson
Des
Popes
Jehus
Yankee Creek
Big Bloxham
Shirt Page
Jose
Bih Bloxham
Jaste
AGMAN
Bill Bloxham
Ferris King
Droste
Bul Botham
Biozham
Clarksfield News Highlights Certificates and Visits
Frank H Russell reports permitted callers for a few minutes as Clark field residents receive American Red Cross certificates earned in nearby courses. Notable visitors and guests include Meg McClaflin of New Newark and many local families hosting gatherings at Clyde Turker cottage near Huron. The Homecoming event is canceled due to wartime conditions affecting travel and gas supplies, with medical care for a local injury noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Russell
Clarksfield
Clarkafield
Frank Schaffer
Sanday
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Wellington
Meg
Repthca McClallin
Nerevalk
William Raley
Clarksfield Callad
Stece
Frank
Russell
Clyde Turker
Huron
Mir Wester McClaflin
Phoenix
Petiste McClaffin
Albuquerque
Farming Facts Worth Knowing From the Willard Poultry Station
The Willard Poultry Station notes risks in straw housing for farrowing sows and insects and germs in straw. It compares Culver Clercont New York plants for berry quality and outlines vaccination, soil renovation, and seed strategies for perennials and alfalfa substitutes. It discusses ground corn use in hog base rations, ring fencing for stacks, and poultry disease leukosis with culling to improve resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennies
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Culver
Cal
Clerciont
Cal Ia
New York
Iit
Beret Sagette
New Jersey
Society Notes and Local Events Across August Dates
A society note details a lecture swap by Mrs. Ora Booth and Mrs. Oale Russell at a Thursday gathering. The Clark family reunion is set for August 9 at Leon and Store’s home on East Blain Street in New Lerton. The report covers Sunday visits by Miss Mildred Jurvive of Wellington and various local families, church baptisms, and community gatherings with ice cream and gifts. A Farm Security Administration survey across 32 states finds only four in ten adults in top physical condition, with bed teeth cited as a common defect.
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Ora Booth
Oale Russell
Clark
Leon DB
Eart Blain Street
New Lerton
Mildred Jurvice
Wellington
Paul Jur Ine
Frank
Alfred Kearp
al Walters
New London
Frank Is
Karen Lynnethe Sheldon
Mra Lloyd Sheldon
Jetty Lou Fals
Harold Merritt
Lena Thomas
Marbara Philips
Toledo
Betty
Marnie Hauested
Farm Security Administration
Revel
Birthday Notes For Stella's Sixth Celebration
A family gathering marked the sixth birthday of Stella, with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, hosting attendees in Cleveland. Relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Willis Schwearts joined during the afternoon as the celebration continued.
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Stella
Hutchion
Bod Nace
Gordon Sil
Glen
Cleveland
Willis Schwearts
Ches
Interchange Conference Held by Farm Credit Group
Farm Credit cooperative leaders from Westlake to Willard gathered for an annual conference in northern Ohio to discuss improved credit services for farmers. Directors Miller, Perkins, Riingersmith and others emphasized practical financing needs, member goals, and expanding dependable credit to support farm programs.
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Mansfield
Ohi
Indatlen‘Miller
Milanz
Reas
Ray Perkins
Westlake
Vier-Pres Lyict
Sharon’ Center
Jay Riingersmith
Willard
Aregal
Campbell
Associa
Community Classes and Social Gatherings Announced
Local notices outline an adult Bible class meeting August 6 at the Sooy home and a canning demonstration at the schoolhouse led by Frames Ecertantited with Dorothy Schriver, scheduled for 2 p m. A home nursing class is being organized with contact urged for Mrs. Paul Ine Sooy. Nearby residents report several visits and guests in the past week including the Rebinzers hosting Mr and Mrs Daniel Tesbett and others attending.
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Elden
Pleate
Paul- Ine Sooy
Mrr
Clayton Sooy
Ava
Hesnempkers
Misa
Dorothy Schriver
Soldier Returns From Canal Zone at LaGrange
Dayton O. Lilty, previously stationed at Atirck Field in the Canal Zone for part of the year, has returned to the United States and is headed to LaGrange. The note confirms his return and current location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange
Dayton O. Lilty
Atirck Field
Canal Zone
USA
Women Extension Councils Meet in Ohios Counties
A gathering of 724 farm women from 233 Ohio counties met to discuss homemaking, war efforts, and business topics. Leaders Minnie Price and state officials from Ohio State University chaired discussions on extension programs, advisory boards, and homemaking products across Darke, Mahoning, Antrim, and other counties.
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Ohie
Minnie Price
Gents
Ohjoy
States University
Aig
Antrim
Mahoning
Coun
Mra PS
Fson
Fic Kuester Darke
Hes‘ Andiach
RTA Pie Notes Cattle Event And Local Social Jottings
Ohio state University experts discuss cattle and farm issues at an RTA Pie gathering while Colma and Columbus references hint at agricultural policy. The page records family notices, social visits, and a Sunday sermon by Rev. Hark Meister of Elyria, with various local names and weekend activities.
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RTA
COLMA
Columbus
MeGann
Ohio State
Uni
Venity
Ohio Heresford Breeders” Association
Sany
Elnythe i
Fred i Smith
Adale Hatneamar
Daniel Hastings
Cleveland
Clarence
Smith
Husell
Dancaster Ari
Afarsilion
Hark Meister
Elyria
Limestone and lime applications boost plant growth in acidic soils
Analysis notes how calcium and magnesium availability rise with liming, reducing soil acidity and aiding plant growth. It highlights that potassium and phosphorus uptake improve, microbe activity responds better, and sandstone-origin soils in Lorain County benefit from agricultural limestone meal. Experiments show profitable returns from lime on rotated lands after initial acidity reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planta
Lorain County
Potato Blight and Fungal Scourge Advisory
A report discusses potato late blight and tomato leaf spots caused by copper sensitive fungi. It advises using copper dust or Bordeaux spray from about July 20, reapplying every 10 to 14 days, especially in rain, with roughly 40 pounds of dust per acre or gallons per acre for spray.
Complete Calf Meal for Starting Calves
A. G. Lawy and Litchfield managers promote Wayne Calf Meal as a better starter for calves. It eliminates old feeding methods, aims to improve lifetime production, and offers a sanitary, complete ration for healthier, steadier milk producers. Information available from Mr. Law at the case change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Lawy
Litchfield Kachange
Litehfeld
Wayne
Warne
Law
Cas
Leaders Urged to Guide County Extension Efforts in Ohio
Ohio State University calls for farmers, farm women, and rural youths to serve as leaders in county extension programs. The plan expands roles beyond meetings to include storage, grain, canning demonstrations, and salvage campaigns while relaying information from state to local groups.
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Columbus
Valder
Ohio
State University
Andy
Lo State University
Noreign
Terie
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Frazee
Clcksfield
London
Rey Houssied
Huby Seers
Wayne Hofstaller
George Palhovie
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Wakeman
Sottings
Andrew Novak
Walter Lapote
Harry Lepote
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Seana
Raymond Childs Ar Pon
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Cladufield
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Lena Thormas
New Vendor
Noa Tessie Gravts
Charles Pritt
William Twad- Be
Eredt
Wills Welcher
Willy Welch
Camp Perry
Steday
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Ehidten
Betty Low Merrill
Toray
Hugh Merrill
Betty Oll
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Titer Earl Showalter
Maurice Welch
Jaland Searicht
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Ralph Waust
Brighton
William Schwartz
Tepfather
Charkateth
Francis Hyten
Clarkifield
Aidl
Weekly Farm News Review
Ay Willard Polte
Leo
Chleken
Revell
Detroit
Guy Raltstatter
Willet Stone
W. H. Stone
Ward Wiles
Ruby Beers
Perry Beers
Hutchson
Litchfield
Bre Teor Community
Eater
Kentucky
Exchange Law
Chatham
Dairy E Association
Leraln County
Roland Fenner
Fester
Sears
Earl Belts
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William Ziegler
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Lorata
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Spencer Hatchery
Spencer
Grafton
Gee Voor Commenity Center
Fulton Funeral
Gratton
Jimmy Valentine
Gloria Nieto
Sante FE
Norma Shearer
Robert Taploe
Amherst
N. A. Rubel
Ohle
NEW Fox Funeral Home
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F. Fox
O. H. Baker Co
Cleveland Ave
Howe
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Co-Op
Farmers Cooperative
Turkey
Wilford's Hatchery
U. S
Oberlin Road
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Phane TE An
Middle Avenue
Ligeia
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