Farming Facts Worth Knowing 7 Willard Solte
A garbled farm notes roundup details 7000 pallets on a range at the Hrdine farm in Chemure County MY. Quarantined poultry range with one attendant, plus mentions of silage from hybrid corn and lime for grain yields, plus notes on sorghum smut control and calf care. Experimental stations discuss bedding, drafts, temperature effects on pallorum, and horse work increases.
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Hrdine
Chemure
Math
Pein
North Ridgeville students honor graduates at Mazeville event
Student Council oversaw awards for enduing effort in football basketball and music. Miss Grills presented to star performer Tig Smush. Virginia Weeden announced plans for a portable lectern. eighty eight graduates slated for the seventy year celebration. The evening opened with marching boys and girls in caps and gowns as the orchestra played. Carols and selections followed before diplomas were awarded by Elizabeth Wilowe and other faculty.
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Mazeville
Miss Grills
Tig Smush
Dames Walth
Slits Ford
F Cruncal Previe
Eselsa Greeetter
Pete
Shighey
Seri
Dashera
Tiem Tieverner
Juan Mraker
Salty Patel
Asaried Oreticsces
Vereiita Schruttjes
Cetineal Dering
Soho
Virginia Weeden
Perbara Fennier
Federille Icharkes
Tbe Boyd
Gitix
Auditormum
Mr. Cevve
Dra
Areneral
Grass Silage Without Molasses If Moisture Is Right
Ohio State University researchers report no molasses needed for grass or alfalfa silage when moisture is controlled. Drying partial, adding ground grain, or mixing other green material can adjust moisture to 30-70 percent, preserving feed value without preservatives.
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Columius
Ohio
Tot
Hut. Lewis
Department of Agronymy
Ohio State Univerity
Shen
Temary
Buy Ohio Products for Lend-Lease Use AMA Purchases
Ohio in early April 1942 saw the Agricultural MarketingAdvislitea report purchases totaling in the millions of pounds across dairy and meat goods. Items include about 315000 pounds of cheese, 410250 pounds of skim milk, 16300 pounds of Ward, and 435100 pounds of pork, with total creomargarine at 6749000 pounds in the first 10 days of April. Prices ranged from 04 to 123 per pound for milk products and 1 to 15 cents per pound for oleomargarine. The list indicates broader donations to Ohio beyond these items, per Scudder, AMA state supervisor.
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Lumbus
Adrislitea
Tuin
Ohio
AMA Aleebout
Darragh
AMA
Donaut
St. Scudder
Beekeepers Boost Honey Production Amid War Efforts
Beekeepers across Locain county join national producers to raise honey output as a sugar substitute and for beeswax to meet industrial needs. The Office of Production Management approves grants and favorable purchase terms to support beekeeping, with audits and wartime price protections.
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Locain County
Office of Production Management
Bard
Bard. WW Providing the Bevkvel Orf Forey
Sepeund Rapweite Oe
Faton News Notes Update on Local Socials and Travel
Mr and Mrs John Jansden and families skated in the southern part of the state over the weekend. Rural Women's Club plans a June meeting with a dinner at the home of Mrs Faith Peaches. Mr and Mrs S B Martin spent winter in Texas. Mr and Mrs Ward and child visited Urben Circle. A state funeral was held for Mrs Clar Hirsee.
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Faton
John Jansden
Ari Sartene
Eesne
Faith Peaches
Bo Martin
Tietida
Anal Mie Ward
Papd Ates
Alt. Martin
John Mack
Dee Shaothea
Moris Varrey
A. EL Bassey
Bir Ma
John Hadaxar
Liteh
Sirs Clar
Hirsee
Grafton Theatre Brings New Comedy to Local Stage
Grafton Theatre opens a three day run of a new comedy titled That Test. Abbott and Gortesia deliver standout performances as they become entangled with Kane, Stet, and others in a tale set around a claimed haunted tavern.
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Aubalt
Tod Gusiello
Cyan
BEL
Ohio Farmers Plant More Sugar Beets
Elmer F Kease chairman of the Ohio AAA Committee reports Ohio farmers are planting about 49,000 acres of sugar beets for the 1942 harvest. He cites Agricultural Marketing Service records showing only two of the last four years exceed Ohio sugar beet acreage, with increases credited to AAA efforts promoting production.
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Elmer F. Kease
Ohio
Agesicultural Marketing Service
Kruse
Fiat Bren
Agricultural Adjustment
Tome
Geres
Supreme Court
AAA
Fitch Resigns College Post for Justice Department
Louis H. Fitch resigns after two years as assistant treasurer of Baldwin-Wallace College to join the U S Department of Justice. Fitch, a Columbia native, has served the college 13 years and is the son of Mr and Mrs Rollie Fitch. Community Hospital reports a May 7 birth to Mr and Mrs Frank Smoner of Jacquay Road. Frank Wolfe died in Norfolk while visiting his wife Pearl. they leave three daughters. Rabunz family notes from Oklahoma camp. Jean Evarts of Lakewood visits. Man to attend Fever Show at Mirage hall June 5 hosted by Garden Club. Liosd Johmaan of Duluth visited relatives Mr and Mrs J J Barter and family. Altrus class to be entertained May 20 by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Teeple. Mrs Lucy Ives plans to visit son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Min James Ely in Kenmore New York. George Easter of Columbia visiting.
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Fitch
Columba
Louis H. Fitch
Haldwin-Wallace College
United States Department of Justi
Pitch
Columbia
Cellege
Rollie Fitch
Frank Smoner
Jacquay Road
Pital
Frank Wolfe
Narrfolk
Vaubile
Pearl
Mes
Florenre Cravis
Mildred von Zothner
Alice Walton
Ensich Gorden Rabunz
Oklahoma
Whso
Daugster
As Min
James Ely
Kenmete
New York
George Easter
iColumbue
Willam Inger
Wakeman 2A Bridge Club Dine Evening Recap
Norwalk bridge club members gathered for an evening of bridge games and refreshments. Notable attendees included Mrs Ernest Ebel, Mr and Mrs Glenn Gibeon, Mrs Fra Gib, and other local residents as they enjoyed the event and socializing.
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Tom Pies
Norwalk
Spencer Hatchery Poultry Supplies and Paint Offerings
Spencer Hatchery in Spencer Ohio handles Victory Mash poultry feed branded as a high grade supplement with eleven vitamins and five minerals. They advertise Furia feeds and offer a full line of Cochran paint for interior and exterior use including enamels varnishes and Worthington Casein paint.
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Victory
Spencer Hatchery
Pauls Frymen
HB. Mendricks
Spencer
Ohio
Worthington
Weevils Threaten Wheat Grains Warned By Experts
In Columbus Ohio wheat graders T H Barks and Ohio State University officials warn that weevils are causing rising losses in grain across the state and target wheat with higher moisture. They advise grain storage cleanup, proper humidity, tarrying tips, and fumigation to protect stored wheat and advise delays in harvest if moisture is high.
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Columbus
O. Jun
T. H. Barks
Onto State University
Parks
Unite Bee Colonies Is One Queenless
A Columbus report outlines the Tieas Paper method to unite bee colonies by placing the queenless colony atop the other with a paper barrier. The technique uses holes in the paper to allow bees to pass and blend, reducing fighting and allowing gradual fusion under guidance from Ohio State University experts.
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Unite
Columbus
Toledo
Toledo Thursday Or Aviersted the Funeral of A Rela Ute Mrs. White Cale
Norwalk
Anthur Diver
Dairy Association May Report Reveals Milk Totals and Herds
May Yaralo County dairy figures show 23 herds reporting high and average butterfat yields. Average milk per cow and butterfat per cow are listed for multiple herds, led by Denham Brothers and Rowland with notable butterfat totals and milks, while several other firms and individuals contribute to the year’s first monthly dairy summary.
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Yaralo County
Aman Limlndt
Clarence Dickow
Anna
H. 1
Rowland
C. T. Nadeliffe
Sune
Sun An Moller
Ay Denham Brothers
Nik
Stewart and
Wenice
A Denham Hrotherr
Id. Maater
George Bo McCo
Mowland
Radcliffe
E. Ford
Lan
Nuwland
Stone and Son
B. al Fenner
Burge and Son
Baird and Sons
Denham Brothers
J. B. Stone
Ohio plan proposed to shuttle farm goods by truck network
A federal and state coordinated plan, drafted in recent Ohio meetings, envisions county war boards overseeing trucking of farm products and supplies within a wide radius. The system would pool trucks, maintain records, issue permits, and integrate back hauls to improve movement of agricultural goods.
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Joseph B. Eastman
The
Justice of Defense Transportation
Washingtonaltwaa
S/F Long
Traffic Department of
Ohio Farm Bureau
ODT
Amesty
Ohio Agricultura Transportation Council
Avenock
Temain
Omnes
Rand
Eleartie
Advice On Cutworm Control For Farmers
Advice explains cutworms threaten corn and tomatoes and offer control through poisoned bait. Bait is broadcast over fields 2 days before planting at 10 to 18 pounds per acre, applied in the evening when worms feed.
National revenue requirements review and speed regulation proposal
The document outlines recommendations from the Legislative Committee and Board on income surtaxes, treasury proposals, and penalties, plus urging strict enforcement of existing speed limits to protect vital resources. It notes cooperation of motorists and authorities and cites hearings before the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Tressury
House
Ways and Means
Leg
Hana
Ohio peach prospects improved after freeze damage
Leon Hevis of the Ohio agricultural experiment station reports that crop damage from a south to north thaw varies by region. Northern areas show moderate losses while southern and southeastern orchards suffered near total destruction. overall outlook points to losses but the Lake Erie belt may yield a full crop depending on winter hardiness and local conditions.
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Leon Hevis
Cae
Pouthe
Ohio
Obia
Tseelancy - Ne
Lake Erie
Fragmented OCR Notes on War Demands and Fuel Policy
A mangled passage discusses farmer ads, fuel heating, and referencing Green who comments on trail carriers and naval demands. It questions what happens if existing facilities are superseded by wartime demands, noting heavy loads and tax considerations amid uncertain context.
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Green
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West Virginia Experiment Station
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Hyat Senter Cay
Elizabeth Wilowe
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Henry Steffen
Midzeville
Lake
Arcesienal
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Macher Catrenirs
Tdanet Lent
George Maunts
National Hones Society
Danet Leora Wag Alee
Das Presie Jaert
Rapkara Carpenter
Ajanta Sirota Steretary
Wellington
Ser Voor Cammenter Draler
Hatchery
Wellington, Ohio
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Wakeman
Spencer Business
Brooders Electric, Oil and Gas
Litchfield
Litchfield Exchange
A. G
Dairy Association
Amherst
Hirater
United
REW Fox Funeral Home
GEO
F. Fox
O. H. Baker Co
Cleveland Ave
Howe Invalid Car Service
Fulton
Rome
Grafton Theatre
Abbott
Len
Alea
Molly Léger Nergen
Chartie McCarthy
Look
Ale
Reed
Displey Advertising Department
Chronicle Telegram
Farm Bureau
Mermash
Turkey
Duchnings
Wilford's
Oberlin Road
Elyria
U.S
Sears Roebuck & Co
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Peete
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