Expect Wheat To Be Held For Higher Prices
Farmers in central plains states resist selling wheat amid a shortage as the industry warns many bakeries may close this week. Kansas City board of trade official forecasts bakeries shutting and continued bread rationing while farmers push for higher prices, frustrated by government wheat programs.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
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Auto Collisions Cause Multiple Damages On City Streets
A string of traffic collisions damaged several vehicles in Lorain and nearby areas. James Hockson’s car suffered left rear fender damage. George Halpiser’s fare faced right front fender and tie damage. A vehicle driven by Richard Gross at 341 South Maple Street also sustained damage, as did a car on West Avenue near Nid Street driven by an unnamed party. Jean Hasbach’s parked car on Route 40d incurred rear-end damage after a collision near Route 20, while Hernan Dumke’s car struck a parked vehicle belonging to Jean Hasbach. A note cites severe vision impairment among U S schoolchildren per the Education Office.
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Chestine Street
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Elyria Creek and Implement Co Building Under Erection
The Elyria Creek and Implement Co advances on its new sales and service building on Oberlin Road, delayed by utility meter issues. Owner Omey Laubenthal and partner Jack Flynn note progress at Bread Street Bridge site, with the 82 by 11 foot fronting to serve trucking and farm equipment needs. The plant will include a modern repair department, hydraulic press, field service for prompt spot repairs, and stock of International trucks and farm machinery parts.
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Oberlin Reid
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Jack Flynn
Oberlin Rudd
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Third Cover Spray On Apples Advised
Ohio State extension specialists warn Columbus area apple growers to apply the third cover spray to combat codling moths as weather favors development. The standard mix includes 4 pounds lead arsenate and 100 gallons of water with sulfur, hydrated lime, and zinc sulfate. lime sulfur may replace the milder form where scab spots appear. The third spray is crucial for preventing moth damage in festooned fruit. oil cannot be mixed with sulfur.
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Apple
Ohio State University
Ohio Apple
Osage Orange Post Longevity Tested in Ohio
The U S Forest Service reports Osage orange posts show strong durability under Ohio conditions with about 30 years supporting loads, ranking ahead of near rivals mulberry and chestnut. Aunt Sassafras is noted to last about a decade, with pests reducing lifespan in dry arid areas. Salt and livestock costs are discussed as factors in farm losses.
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U. S. Forest Service
Sassafras
Decuy
Ohio Delegates To Go To Michigan
Ohio 4-H delegates selected from Mary Ann Bolley and Craig Wright will represent the state at the American Youth Federation meeting in Shelby Michigan. Palmer of Olna State University notes the Danforth Foundation sponsors the event to foster youth leadership. Girls attend August 12 and boys August 12 25 with state delegates traveling from Medina.
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Mary Ann Bolley
Medina
Craig Wright
Winterset
Ohio
American Youth Federation
Shelby
Mich
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New Hay Making Method Suggested By Specialist
Ohio State University professor RC Miller promotes a mow drying system for hay to 44 percent moisture. It uses air forced through the hay, reducing weather losses and spontaneous combustion risks. The method costs about 1 to 1.50 per ton for power, saves losses, and allows more hay to be stored in the mow. University barns and farmers are testing the setup.
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Ohio State University
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Keen Garden Busy All Summer Urges Ohio Specialist
Ohio State University vegetable expert Alvin C. Mall says gardens kept busy all summer yield the most family food and help famine relief by boosting home grown supply. He advises continuous planting and using spare space in June and July to grow a variety of crops including corn cabbage beets peppers and beans.
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Ohio State University
Soll
University
Planting guidance for home gardens and crop choices
The article lists spinach, Tampora, vine crops and other vegetables suitable for home gardens. It urges planting as garden rows empty and advises focusing on crops the family will use, warning against giving away excess produce and encouraging practical planting choices.
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Mr. Moll
Spencer Brand Pan-a-nin Chick Starting Mash
Chicks die mainly from bowel disorders caused by improper feeding. The ad promotes SPENCER BRAND Pan-a-nin Chick Starting Mash as a strong preventive feed, now with Dr Hess Poultry Pan-a-imin added to aid growth and condition. TL supplies conditioners to help prevent disorders and support quick growth this spring.
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Spencer Brand
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