Good Crops Of Small Grains Predicted By Reporters
Government crop reporters base June first conditions in Ohio and the corn belt to forecast a substantial rise in winter wheat by about 10 million bushels from May. Spring wheat will exceed last year's output, oats and rye yield are normal, and oats may reach 1.2 billion bushels the first normal crop since 1932. Meadows near normal, pastures returning to normal except in drought areas. Corn planting delayed with two thirds sown by June first.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
Value of Growing Mash Pointed Out
A bulletin from the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company explains feeding growing mash accelerates egg production. Modern incubation produces many chicks needing mechanical brooders, with artificial foods replacing natural feed until six weeks old. Starting mash and chick food speed maturation so hens lay by six months, potentially yielding 150 to 250 eggs yearly.
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Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Horsemen Attend Field Day Thursday in Van Wert
Lorain County Horse Association members are invited to the Horsemen's Field Day held at the Marsh farm on C S Route 20 east of Van Wert under Van Wert County Belgian Breeders' Association. Twenty two two year old draft colts will be shown with weight and feed records explained. A weight guessing contest and talks by L P McCann Dr Carl W Gar of OSU and Prof R S Hudson of Michigan State College will follow.
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Lorain County
L. P. McCann
Carl W. Gar
Ohio State University
R. $. Hudson
Michican State College
4 H Club Reporters Instructed By County Agent
Miss Alice Bird county agricultural extension agent will train Cuyahoga County Four H Club reporters on implementing their work for the upcoming summer season. The advisor and officers conference will be held Thursday night at Middleburg Heights town hall. The event mirrors Elyria leaders and officers conference held last week for Lorain County club workers.
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Alice Bird
Cuyahoga County
Middleburg Heights
Elyria
Lotain County
Holstein Field Day Slated for June 29
Members of the Wellington Holstein Association plan to attend the Ohio Holstein Association field day on June 29 at the Junior Order of American Mechanics home in Tiffin. The event is directed by I. H. Hadley of Wooster, secretary of the association, with reports received by county agricultural extension agent C. J. Hummel.
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Wellington Holstein Association
Tiffin
Ohio Holstein Association
Order of American Mechanics
C. J. Hummel
I. H. Hadley
Wooster
Spray Letters Sent To Lorain County Fruit Growers
Lorain County fruit growers received two letters from the county extension service as part of the spray information program. One letter covers moth spray timing for cooking moths with eggs expected to hatch late June and urges thorough apple spray for scab and grape Bordeaux spray before bloom. The thinning letter notes many orchards may need thinning due to heavy fruit set and includes directions for thinning peaches and apples across seasons.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
The
Extension Service
Salt Creek erosion drains 2500 tons soil in five days
Five day period of heavy rain caused about 2500 tons of soil loss from the 93,000 acre Salt Creek watershed in Muskingum county. B X Landrine of the Soil Conservation Service reported estimates show two and a half tons per 100 acres and 42 60 ton railroad cars needed to move the soil.
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Salt Creek
Muskingum County
B. X. Landrine
Engineering Division
Soil Conservation Service
Zanesville
Landrine
P. W. Marwell
Chandleraville
Ohio State University
United States Department of Agriculture
Senior 4-H Club Dance At Columbia Station
Three counties participate as Lorain Medina and Cuyahoga clubs gather for an evening dance at Columbia Station. Members from Lorain head the event with Medina and Cuyahoga invited to join in the festivity and socialize with fellow seniors.
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Columbia
Il Eather
Columbia Station
Lorain County
Medina
Cuyahoga
Growers Urged to Apply for Seed Certification Inspections
Lorain County grain growers who want their seed inspected for certification should apply soon, per the county agricultural extension office and the Ohio Seed Improvement Association. Wheat, oats, and corn growers who planted certified seed may apply for inspections.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Pittsfield Visiting Relatives Visit War ren Green Home
John Sigsworth Jr of Fields has been visiting his cousin Warren Green for a week. Mr and Mrs John Sigsworth Sr and family called at the W H Green home and took their son home. Miss Blanche Green accompanied her aunt and family.
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John Sigsworth, Jr
Fields
Warren Green
John Sigsworth
W. H. Green
Blanche Green
4-H Club Met With New Members And Sewing Projects
The Young Workers Girls 4d Club met on Thursday afternoon June 13 with advisor Miss Eisie Avery. Present were all members, plus new member Mildred Lehti from Oberlin and guest Miss Beard. Members sewed towels dresser scarves grips and dresses. Meeting date for the next gathering was not announced. A stray line about 1929 incomes references a hypothetical US loss of 160 billion dollars.
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Eisie Avery
Mildred Lehti
Oberlin
Misa Rits Beard
National Whirligig on Roosevelts Leadership Struggles in Congress
The piece examines White House pressure on Senate Republicans and conservative Democrats, noting clashes over “must” bills, constitutional challenges to NRA and banking measures, and the potential political consequences if the President confronts Senate leaders Robinson Harrison and Byrnes. It highlights Farley air mail plans, federal procurement anxieties, and Tugwell Perkins banter over rural resettlement funds amid broader New Deal tensions.
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Roosevelt
Joe
Huey Long
White House
Senate
Burns
Supreme Court
Turkey
Harrison
Robinson
Byrnes
Woodrow Wilson
Messrs. Robinson
Madame Perkins
Professor Tugwell
New Deal
Allotment Board
Irkes
Doctor Tugwell
Summer Pattern No. 2872 for Teen Sizes in Linen and Silk
Jaunty fabrics like linen shantung and handkerchief-lawn suit hot weather wear. White or pastel tub silk offers a dressy option. Pattern No. 2872 fits sizes 14 to 18 with busts 36 to 40 inches. requires 144 yards of 39 inch material for a short sleeve blouse. Send 15 cents for pattern and 10 cents for Summer Fashion Book. include name address and size. mail to The Chronicle Telegram pattern department New York.
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Shantung
Modern Women Pride and the Clothing Dilemma
A reader asks how to handle accepting clothes from wealthier friends to dress a nearly eighteen year old daughter. The adviser notes pride and insinuations, urges the mother to accept the generosity without shame and to adjust her viewpoint if others learn of the arrangements.
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M.G
Dishes for Today Hot Weather Challenges
Hot weather tests a cook’s skill to prepare a cool looking, balanced meal with minimal kitchen time. Plan meals early or use quick mixed grills and light hot dishes. Consider lamb chop with tomato banana and watercress, a substantial soup with biscuits and a green or fruit salad.
Corned Beef Sandwich With Bean Filling
A simple method to prepare corned beef snacks involves chilling one or two cans of corned beef. Before serving, mash baked beans with onion, chow-chow or relish, and prepared mustard. Layer the bean mixture between thin corned beef slices, garnish with parsley, and serve with stuffed tomatoes as an accompaniment.
Parched Rice with Cheese Sauce Recipe
Melt butter and fry three cups cooked rice until golden. Pour into a dish, top with one cup hot tomato sauce and one cup grated American cheese. Stir until every grain is coated and serve immediately. Recipe yields five servings.
Final meeting notes from North Ridgeville club and social events
North Ridgeville hosts the final meeting of the Bld and Mention Club with pinochle and prizes for H W Happ and Charlotte Steinmetz. Edith Gerstenberger visits Erie College for Women, A R Knapp visits from Michigan, and a birthday dinner honors the former's birthday. Garden Club visits Dr Rankin’s rose garden Friday at 2 16 at the Dunham home. callers include Mrs Arthur Clark and Edgar Knowles.
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North Ridgeville
Paul Knapp
H. W. Hopp
H. WW. Happ
Charlotte Steinmetz
F. W. Harrison
A. R. Knapp
Michigan
Robert Maehl
Better To Be Frank On Second Hand Fashion And Etiquette
The piece discusses women wearing second-hand clothing from prosperous friends, noting legitimate resale markets. It explains how mistresses pass unwanted gowns to maids who may not wear them, with dealers renovating and selling to less affluent, yet stylish, women. It argues against gossip and defends sensible social practice.
Dear Mrs. Martin Advice Column Letter on House Invitation
A reader asks if accepting a country house for three weeks is sensible given the husband’s worry about responsibility and obligations. The column advises accepting as a favorable change of scene since the invitation comes from old friends, and notes Mrs. Martin answers general-interest questions in print.
Special Eucharistic Services At St Peter's Church
Thomas Richards returns home from Hudson Country Day School for the summer. Special Eucharistic services will be held at St Peter's church on Sunday June 22nd from ten o'clock in the morning to seven forty five o'clock in the evening for Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and a prayer hour.
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Pittsfield
Goode
Miss Barres
Elyria
Thomas Richards
Hudson Country Day School
St. Peter's Church
School Windows Suffer Recurrent Breakage At Ely
James F. Browny the Blyria school business manager reports excessive window vandalism across Blyria schools with Ely School most affected. Last weekend several windows were broken, about 15 were broken two weeks ago, and a few more last week, with other schools also reporting damage though less severe.
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Blyria
James F. Browny
Ely
White Way Lighting Ordinance Gets First Reading
Council on Monday night approved the first reading of the white way lighting ordinance costing nearly $13,000 annually and the last under the current rate agreement. Councilman Farl Lautenschlager of the lighting committee said data from other cities is being gathered to aid upcoming lighting negotiations. findings will be presented later.
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Council
White Way
Farl Lautenschleger
Two Lakewood Youths Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Two Lakewood youths were fined after arraignment before Justice of the Peace Joseph Q. Petro on disorderly conduct and intoxication charges. Robert McGuire, 21, of 1603 Orchard Grove, paid $10 plus costs, while J R Salmon Jr, 20, of 12460 Lake Avenue, paid $5 plus costs. They were arrested Sunday evening at Vermilion-on-the-Lake, a Warrath sworn to by K Neal, a dance hall inspector there.
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Lakewood
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Robert McGuire
Orchard Grove
J. R. Salmon, Jr
Lake Avenue
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Lon
Warrath
K. Neal
Bus Service Proposed To Brookdale Cemetery
Councilman Elmer Nelson proposed Monday night that a method be worked out with the city bus company to provide transport to Brookdale cemetery for a round trip fare of 15 to 25 cents. He noted current service only runs to Oberlin and cemetery fare is 25 cents one way.
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Brookdale Cemetery
Elmer Nelson
City Bus Company
Ceemetery
Oberlin
Auto Breaks Large Plate Glass
A large plate glass valued at 300 dollars was broken around 6 p.m. Monday in the Dunn Garage building on Third street when Lester Harlan of 122 Cornell avenue tried to park his car. The damage is covered by insurance, which will expire in three days.
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Dunn
Third Street
Lester Harlan
Cornell Avenue
Three Men Fined for Intoxication in Lorain
Fines of five dollars and costs were assessed for Dominic Rebman Matt Rebman and John Toth of Lorain after arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster Tuesday morning for intoxication. They were arrested on Adams Street Monday night where a truck loaded with cattle hogs and a third of a keg of beer was found according to police.
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Dominic Rebman
Matt Rebman
John Toth
Lorain
W. H. Vanoster
Adams Street
40 Years Long Wait Divorce Suit Filed by Martha Harris
After forty years Mrs. Martha Harris sues for divorce from William Harris. They wed October 25, 1894, and she states he disappeared soon after the marriage. She seeks restoration of her maiden name.
Literature depends on writer’s skill more than subject
The assertion argues that a book’s literary status hinges on the author’s craft rather than the topic. It suggests mastery in presentation elevates even ordinary material to literary regard, while weak execution can mar even grand subjects.
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