Ohio crops hit by dry weather in June report
The June 1 crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture and Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station shows rainfall well below normal for four months, with the southern part of the state hardest hit. Winter wheat stands at 84 percent with an 31,166,000 bushel forecast, oats suffer drought impacts at 72 percent of average, peaches at 44 percent condition with 1,020,000 bushels forecast, pears near average at 542,000 bushels, and overall fruit crops damaged by March freezes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
North Atlantic
East North Central
Reno seeks couple for 83rd wedding anniversary celebration
Reno Nev seeks a couple married 83 years to serve as the date of honor for a July gold discovery centennial celebration. The inquiry notes a long marriage as the city plans events, while noting uncertainty about couples reaching 83 years of marriage. The piece references a history of divorces in the area.
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Reno
Nev
United States
Old Rush Association of
Nevada
Will Tell Story Of Club Camp Will Tell Story Of Club Camp
The National Four-H Club Camp story will be told in three radio programs on June 17 20 and 21 across 47 stations including WGAR Cleveland and WLW Cinetonat The first program will air 12:90 to 1:30 P M with a review of camp history by W Warburton national director of extension work Music will be by the Marvin Band and talks by club members The two midweek programs will be broadcast from 110 to 100 P M Monday and Tuesday
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Olivo
WGAR
Cleveland
WLW Cinetonat
W. Warburton
Marvin
City bachelor eats as much for food as farm family
Ohio State University home management specialist Miss Thelma Beall reports farm accounts show a city bachelor spends about 365 dollars yearly on meals away from home, while farm families of five, four, and eight spend 379 to 398 dollars with farm produced food valued at farm prices. She notes substantial savings are possible if families grow most of their food.
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Thelma Beall
Ohio State University
Columbus
Miss Beall
Tablet honors Sarah Hale in Newport Public Library
A new tablet honoring Sarah Josephs Hale, author of Mary Had a Little Lamb, was placed in the Newport Public Library. The note mentions Hale's Newport origin and ties to the Mary Hale work. A historical aside recounts the Breda treaty exchange in 1667 between the Dutch and Britain.
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Newport, N. H
WUP
Sarah Josephs. Hale
Mary Hale
Little Lamb
Breda
New Netherlands
New York
Britain
Dutch Guiana
Mystery and Love in The South Seas Chapter 34
On a moonlit porch the group pieces together how Pauo tracked them via a coded log and a pearls theft. They reflect on a past chase, a detective named Drew, and Pauo’s crew betrayal as Livingston holds the log and the code. The night ends with a cliffhanger as clairvoyance helps the restless Wanderlust crew.
Interest Grows In Home Beautification Efforts
Lorain County residents show rising interest in home beautification fueled by county extension projects and garden tours led by Miss Alice Bird. Rock gardens gain popularity as residents apply tour lessons and bulletins to plan and build attractive yards. Czechoslovakia is cited as one of Europe's richest agricultural countries.
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Lorain County
Alice Bird
County Agricultural Extension
County Extension Service
Loraine Pontiana
Smallest Railroad in Lincoln to Quit Operations
Lincoln Neb a state owned line built to haul materials for Nebraska’s 12 million capital project will shut down in a few weeks. The seven block line ran along Lincoln Streets and has operated for ten years during capitol construction before ceasing service.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States
Nebraska
Capitol
Gooseberries Packed In Salem As Harvest Advances
Packing of the 1932 gooseberries is under way in Salem Oregon. Dicking began a few days ago. The acreage and pick are exceptionally large this year.
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ARIES
Salem
Ore
Dicking
Lorain County 39 Girls 4-H Clubs Meet Summer Start
Lorain County lists 39 girls 4-H clubs with 515 members, four more than last year, led by 43 leaders including 21 new. Clothing clubs remain largest at 369 members across projects in useful articles summer clothing and winter clothing, while foods and home furnishings also show strong enrollments.
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Lorain County
Alice Bird
Fields Corners Work and Win Clothing Club
Carlisle Center Clothing Club
Stitch and Chatter Club
Rochester
Buckeye Kitchen Maids
Gulf Road
Brownhelm Merry Workers
Grafton Jolly Janes
Eaton Wild Rose Flower Club
Miss Bird
Gunfire Used Against Moths in Washington Orchards
Beekeepers in the Wenatchee apple district show interest in a Deitch brothers experiment. They built a small pipe cannon fired four to six times daily during codlin moth egg deposition to injure eggs by concussion, hoping to replace toxic sprays that kill many bees.
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Wenatchee
Washington
Deitch Brothers
Wenatchee Valley
Community Notes and Evening Gatherings in June
Rev and Mrs Hodder hosted family visitors from Berea as Miss Hodder graduates. Church services featured a sermon What the Prophet Sees and two infant baptisms. 4-H and Willing Workers clubs met with plans for socials and summer outings. Sunshine party at Mrs Fortune’s brought letters and merriment. visitors from Cookroad, Elyria, Rochester joined. Children’s Day featured local committee leadership, various musical numbers, and attendance from Elyria and Cleveland.
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Joyce Palmer
Lakewood
George Fortune
Sunshine
Vern Harding
Cookroad
Olmsted
Martha Taylor
Elizabeth Andrews
Ruth Blodgett
West View
R. L. Blodgett
John Weichmhoff
Billy
Rochester
New York
W. N. Harding
Elyria
John Banbridge
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