Farmers to study timothy farming methods in Ohio tests
Farmers from 10 northeastern Ohio counties will join a field day at North Ridgeville Timothy Breeze Farm off Route 20, four miles east of Elyria, to hear USDA led timothy trials. The program covers nitrogen top dressing, timing and rate of seeding, and effects on yield, protein content, stands, and clover in winter wheat.
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North Ridgeville Farm
Ohio
North Ridgeville
Timothy Breste
Route 20
Elyria
United States Department of Agriculture
Wooster
Dar
June 22 Poultry Day at Wooster Station
The eighteenth annual Ohio Poultry Day will be held on Friday June 22 at Wooster. A comprehensive program is planned for poultry enthusiasts. The forenoon features discussions exhibits and demonstrations on feeding management use of artificial light production and marketing of eggs poultry diseases and parasite prevention. Presentations cover laying pullets past chick and growing pullet management and five years of station research data.
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Ohio
Wooster
Dairy Herd Test Highlights Two Lorain County Breeds
Dairy herds of Harry Rowland and A C Cawrse led the Lorain County Herd Improvement Association in milk and butterfat for the month. The May report to tester Ray Eppler shows 664 cows across 38 herds, with 604 milking. Rowland’s mixed herd ranked first in 5 to 15 cows, averaging 50.4 pounds butterfat and 1402 pounds milk per cow. Cawrse’s Holstein herd topped over 15 cows with 40.8 pounds butterfat and 1044 pounds milk per cow. The month produced several high producers, including a Rowland cow at 2080 pounds milk and Nave Ringler’s 2251 pounds. Other top cows and owners include Aldrich, Camp & Wolcott, and McHearn, with butterfat leaders listing Ringler, Cawrse, and Rowland among others.
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Harry Rowland
A. C. Cawrse
Lorain County
Nave Ringer
Rowland
J. ©. Aldrich
Pdim Tas Cawrse
Cer
A. C. Carrse
Dewir Aldrich
Jackson
Camp and
Wolcot
Neva Ringler
C. Aldrich
J. M. McHearn
Carl Sea and
New Mixture to Fight Canada Thistle Adopted in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers may obtain a new mixture for Canada thistle control announced by county extension agent C. I. Hummel. The blend is 75 percent endium chlorate and 25 percent ground limestone and can be applied by hand, with a lawn spreader, or via fertilizer attachments. Two application methods are outlined for summer and late fall starts, with another bulletin offering quack grass control guidance.
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County Agricultural Extension Office
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Earlier Cutting Of Clover Urged For Higher Hay Value
Ohio agronomy officials report clover hay yields and protein rise when cut in early summer. Studies at Holgate show best protein per acre for medium red and alsike clovers from June 1 to 9, with minimal yield loss. Cutting earlier than mid June also benefits second crop seed production and supports earlier alfalfa feeding.
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Ohifo
C. J. Willard
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Ration
Holgate
Hes County
Farmore
MM. W. Evans
North Ridgeville
A Terrible Plot Unfolds In A Clarence Square Mystery
Etta Naylor and Miss Dundas become linked in a tense pursuit in London’s Soho and Belgrave areas as Pointer, Naylor, and others chase a dangerous web. Officers suspect blackmail and murder connected to Gillian Dundas, Lord Mills, and Mr Taft while hidden aims and family loyalties collide.
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Chafter
Etta
Gillian
Soho
Potzter Row Op
Lacy Tet
Ste Mar
Rien
Ostend
Calavi
Ska
Pointer
Aliss Naylor
Mrs. Burntam
Mioush
Etta Naylor
Mrs. Burnham
Alyssa
Lady Tait
Lucy
Alissa
Ette
Gillas
John
Lor
Immeire
Certzini
Poiner
Naylor
Mr. Tait
Nestor
Mr. Naylor
Miss Dundas
Nils
Mr. Taft
Brown
Weeklong June Cut Aims for Peak Protein and Hay
The guideline notes that cutting during the third week of June yields the largest protein-rich forage and total hay yields for the season. Farmers should plan harvests to align with this window to maximize quality and volume.
Strawberries usher in canning season and preserves
Mary E. Gerlaugh of Ohio State University offers two cooked preserves methods and a Sunshine preserve. For cooked preserves use slightly under ripe berries, clean and trim, cook with sugar then process in sterile pint jars. Sunshine preserves follow a similar berry and sugar method, then spread on platters to thick en and dry before canning.
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Mary E. Gerlaugh
Ohio Sters University
Advises Culling Herd In Spring For Dairy Farms
An agricultural note from extension specialist C L Rischman discusses spring herd culling to stabilize dairy markets. Farmers hesitate to call herd units timely, leading to an influx of cows for veterinary and roundup work, depressing prices. Ohio milk production trends show fewer cows milking in April, despite a 10 percent cow increase since 1927, with overall milk output declining.
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C. L.rischman
Ohio
The World at a Glance by Leslie Etchel
A column discusses looming wage rises and industry shifts. It argues large steel firms face high overhead while smaller, efficient firms like Weirtons gain profits. It foresees a period of transition with distress, then a shift to new devices expanding steel use.
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Leslie Etchel
New York
Jerem
Weirtons
United S Steel
Real Estate Transfers and Property Listings Noted in Ohio Areas
Milo C Kendeizi transfers 10 acres in Russia Township and 6 acres in Amherst Township to Melvin C and Elizabeth W Hurt. E O Brown transfers sublet 1% Devonian Mineral Spring Company's First Addition Lorain to Lonale J and Cissie Timmons. Berea Lumber Company in Central United Nations Bank of Cleveland Kestee quitclaims dead to sublet Avon Center Estates Subdivision Number One Avon Labs. A stray note on teachers and hours appears among the real estate items.
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Milo C. Kendeizi
Melvin C
Elizabeth W. Hurt
Russia Township
Amherst Township
E. 0
Brown
Lonale J
Cissie Timmons
Devonian Mineral Spring Company
Lorain
Berea Lumber Company
United Nations Bank of Cleveland
Kestee
Quitcaaim
Avon Center Estates
Avon Labs
Today is the Day by Clark Kinnaird 1934
A jumble of dated historical notes, events and anecdotes dated June 6 across years 157th day of 1984. It recounts Germantown settlers, William Penn lands, Philadelphia’s rough beginnings, and historical tidbits on debt imprisonment and Jeremy Bentham. The fragment ends abruptly with Lemue Insull’s departure.
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Clark Kinnaird
Contra! Prose Association
Lranz
Daniel Schaefer
Pastorious
Gravesend
England
America
Germantown
Philadelphia
William Penn
Rhineland
Europe
Netherlands
Germany
Resignations and fortunes fall in a vast empire collapse
The text recounts a mogul ending 50 years of control in a three billion dollar utilities empire and a rapid personal fortune decline of 160 million over 16 months. It notes final exit lines, lists notable historical figures, and hints at past beliefs and old days customs.
Hollywood Glamor and Coastal Vibes Across a Mellow Evening
In Los Angeles on a calm June evening at Frank Craven's house the scene blends Broadway memories with California celebrity intrigue. Irene Franklin, Jerry Jar nigaz, Blyth Daly, and Blyth's growing horseman lifestyle headline a tapestry of past stage glory meeting modern movieland.
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Los Angeles
Frank Craven
Frank
Irvin Cobb
Craven
John
Birth Daly
Irene Franklin
Jerry Jarnigaz
Grand Central
Gallipolis
Irene
Cople
Miss Franklin
Keystone Cops
Postmaster Resigns to Lead Brown Committee
H E Griffith longtime Mt Gilead postmaster and weekly publisher of the Morrow County Sentinel resigns to chair the Ohio Brown for Governor committee. His term would not expire until 1936. Edward T Fogo of Wellsville will serve as secretary and treasurer of the committee.
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H. E. Griffith
Mt. Gilead
Griffith
Morrow County
Ohio State University
Edward T. Fogo
Wellsville
Columbiana County
Department of State
Mr. Brown
Avon Lake Clapper Reif Wedding in Lakewood
Miss Betty Clapper wed George H Reif at St Peter's church Lakewood with a reception at Avon Lake Tavern. The bride wore ivory satin with train and lace cap veil, Helen Miller as matron of honor, bridesmaids Addabelle and Margeret Relf, best man Paul Miller, ushers James Bowman and Robert Reif. The couple to reside at Avon Lake Tavern after a Detroit honeymoon.
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Helen Miller
Addabelle
Margeret Relf
Paul Miller
James Bowman
Robert Reif
Maude Teed
Cleveland
Miss Allen
Avon Lake Tavern
Relf
Lorain
Lakewood High School
The
Avon Iluminating Co
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