Lorain county spray plan to combat codling moth and curculio
Hort on B Alger, Lorain county agricultural extension agent, advises beginning orchard sprays about June 20 to combat codling moth, curculio, and apple aphid as part of the fruit spray information service. Adults emerged in May, eggs hatch mid June, larvae enter apples late June. two week spray intervals noted. Spray mix includes dry lime sulfur or hydrated lime sulfur, arsenate of lead, and water with recommended application instructions.
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Lworein County
Lorain County
Horton B. Alger
Poultrymen Hear Ways to Cut Costs at Wooster Date
Ohio Experiment Station hosts Poultry Day in Wooster on June 17 to discuss reducing production costs and effective marketing. P White and W T H Allen will cover cost factors, selling eggs by auction, and practical experience from North Carolina, New Jersey, and Ohio. The event aims to attract many poultry keepers and improve profitability.
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CL Wenewatd
Ohio
Fooster
White
North Carolina
State College Poultry Department
IS. Department of Agriculture
Ohio Expriment Station
W. T H. Allen
New Jersey
Soulis Extension
Allen
Wooster
Predicts Ohio Crop Reduction
Columbus, O June 9. Co W Eberhard head of the Ohio Farm Bureau grain department predicts a crop reduction this season. He says wheat will be down, oats likely down, and corn probably lower. Drought and dry weather are hurting Central and Southern Ohio. oats suffer most while wheat heads are short. Overall state conditions are near average and corn plantings are largely complete.
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Columbus
Ohio
Co. W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Eberhard
Farm Bureau
Cows in Ohio Milk Output Rises Despite Fewer Cows
Ohio’s milk production grows from 1909 through 1929 even as statewide cow numbers decline 1929. Cattle shifts occur mainly in northeastern and southwest counties where urban expansion and dairy-to-poultry changes reduced milk cows by about 44,000 from 1920 to 1930. Market milk sales rise, while creameries and cheese plants remain small.
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Ohio
J. J. Falconer
Department of Rural Economics
Cincinnati
Cuyahoga
Geauga
Lake
Northwstern
Dressed Fleas Impress Wellington Family
A Wellington couple keeps a tiny box on a pinpoint with dressed fleas as bride and groom made in Mexico. Magnified details show a wedding veil and fine attire, a quirky local curiosity featured among community notices. The item sits alongside sports notes on a nine inning softball game ending 6 to 6, birthday surprises in Milan, and American Legion Auxiliary plans for a summer picnic.
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W Ellington
Blanchard
Mexico
Blanchards
Mystery Love on the South Seas Adventure
Jay Bruce and companions sail for the South Seas after finding an old ship log amid a Chicago bookstore tale. Miss Whitney pursues the log, while Larry guards pages and Livingston schemes to seize the treasure. Amid romance and peril in Tahiti, loyalties and love colors a perilous quest for a sacred pearl.
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Mead Thia
Chicago
Jay Bruce
Lones Adama
Pilly Lightener
Tom Berry
Lerry Holmes
South Seas
Miss Whitney
Tone
Jay
Pilly
Tom
Tahiti
Bliss
Whitney
Pano
Pelece
Larry
Tarea
Livingston
Pauo
Fava
Yom
Iintarn
Rutario
Rotario
Holmes
Utate
Ton
Livingpateo
Luncheon, golf tourney and dinner mark association day
Luncheon at noon, golf tournament in the afternoon and a dinner in the evening. Robert Hugh Baker of Cochocton is president of the association. Miss Pauline Clifford was a Cleveland visitor yesterday. Marcy Powell left Harvard to return home. Junior Clodwick has measles. Mrs Frank Curtsen and son Clarence were in Cleveland yesterday.
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Robert Hugh Baker
Cochocton
Wilbur Sutliff
Mengins
Pauline Clifford
Cleveland
Marcy Powell
Harvard
Junior Clodwick
Henry Clodwick
Frank Curtscn
Clarence
New London City Council Plans Street Improvements
New London residents and officials map road work to align with State Highway Department plans. The southern Point Park section will be removed to improve traffic safety under council direction with local labor. Dust abatement on Third Street sought by petition. funds shifted between accounts. May minutes approved. mayor presided.
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City Council
New London
Point Park
State Highway Department
Third Street
Streets Committee
General Fund
Cemetery Fund
General Sinking Fund
Special Sinking Fund
Columbus
W. G. Broughton
Returns Home Miss Mattie Hearson’s Recovery
Miss Mattie Hearson daughter of Mr and Mrs 4 L Hearson of Norwalk was moved to her home on Wednesday after weeks at New London Hospital Under observation. She has improved sufficiently to make the move possible. Bries Mr and Mrs C Rasmussen Ashland visitors last Friday evening. Mr and Mrs E C Barn spent Sunday with the latter s uncle and aunt Harry Sutherland and sister Miss Bessie Sutherland. Mr and Mrs A L Hearson of Norwalk were New London vis-
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Mattie Hearson
4. L. Hearson
Norwalk
New London Hospital
C. Rasmussen
Ashland
E. C. Barn
Harry Sutherland
Bessie Sutherland
A. L. Hearson
New London
Local residents attend various weekend events and visits
Miss Mildred Jordan of the Oberlin School of Commerce visited home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snyder moved to West Main Street for summer. Chas Brown and family from Hartford hosted the Barker family at Fid dler's Green. Wade Brown will stay for summer. Attendees at Notre Dame University commencement included J. L. O'Hara and son Gerald Iris Beatty and Fr G Raymond Atkins with Jenicose O'Hara noted as a farmer's daughter in the graduating class. Maybelle Thomas returned home from Norwalk. Libby Palmer from Norwalk visited sister Mina Palmer in Fitchville Road. Charlotte Webb spent Monday with friends in Greenwich. Clarence Rounds visited parents Arthur and (unnamed) Daniels. W. Brittain and son James were Sunday guests of John Hoag. D M Hotchkiss and daughter Beryle, and P B Johnson, visited Walter Perram and Frank Johnson families in Brecksville. Several ladies attended the Norwalk Garden Show. Ellen Hackett vacationing with her grandmother at Ruggles. H W Rice and son Mitchell Long of Toledo. Ben Long and family of Springfield, C.. Ellsworth Rice of Grafton were Sunday guests of Alte Mead.
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Mildred Jordan
Oberlin School of Commerce
Paul Snyder
West Main Street
Chas, Brown
Hartford
Elmer Barker
Fiddler’s Green
Wade Brown
Barker
J. L. O'Hara
Gerald
Iris Beatty
G. Raymond Atkins
Notre Dame University
Cleveland
Jenicose O'Hara
Maybelle Thomas
Norwalk
Libby Palmer
Mina Palmer
Fitchville Road
Charlotte Webb
Greenwich
Clarence Rounds
Arthur Daniels
W. ©. Brittain
James
John Hoag
W. Mainstreet
D. M. Hotchkiss
Beryle
P. B. Johnson
Walter Perram
Frank Johnson
Brecksville
Winona Bursiley
Margaret Brown
Letha Spade
Bible Still Best Seller
Fort Worth Texas reports Bible remained the world’s top selling book last year with 14,000,000 volumes sold. Erle Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front trailed only the Bible in the last five years. Boston’s Russell N. Boardman plans to compete for the $15,000 Thompson speed trophy at the National Air Races in Cleveland this fall.
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Tom
Tom Ghiinned
Larry
Eno Tower
Taren
Fort Worth
Tex
Wallace Wachob
Berkeley
Calif
Estern
Erle Remarque
Boardman
Boston
Russell N. Boardman
New York
Istanbul
Turkey
Cleveland
Ohio
Springfield
Air Traffic Shows Increase in Southern Division
Fort Worth records show American Airways passenger traffic in the southern division rose from 5382 in April 1931 to 1496 in April 1932, with a large part of the gain credited to fare reductions.
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Fort Worth
Tex
The
American Airways
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