HINNING ADVICE FOR FRUIT THINNING ISSUED
Ohio farmers receive guidance from the extension service on thinning fruit to improve size color and quality. The bulletin favors early thinning of apples including Duchess and Wealthy varieties and recommends spacing to about eight inches, with about 20 leaves per fruit. Peach thinning should start after June drop with hand thinning to five inch spacing. Prospects suggest above average apple size despite a record bloom and peach crop centered in northern Ohio.
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Duchess
Bulletin
Ohio
Inty Extension Service
Osers
Grop Prospects Huat by Wet Spring
Adverse weather reduced agricultural cropposition this spring delaying planting of corn east of the Mississippi. By June 1, about 60 percent of Ohio crops were planted while nationwide farmers had about half their corn in the ground. Eastern Iowa and Michigan lagged, western corn belt fared better, and oats were roughly 25 percent below average in early estimates.
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Mississippi Rio
Ohio
Iowa
Professors Start Gardens on Ex Grid Iron Field
Kenton Ohio June 21 WP Fifteen Ohio Northern University professors have begun gardens on a six acre plot once used as a football field. The project aims to show unused land can grow food, provide summer recreation, and help faculty offset pay cuts by cultivating their own vegetables. Notables include Robert Williams president Miss Z LaVerne Daring treasurer Dr Thomas J Small and J A Potter Dean of Men. The former field is also noted as Knute Rockne’s first appearance as a Notre Dame substitute end.
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Kenton
Ohio Northern University
Robert Williams
Z LaVerne Daring
Thomas J. Small
O N. UV
J. A. Potter
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Ohio milk price control bill creates state commission
Legislation authorizes a milk commission and licensing of dealers and producer distributors to stabilize prices and curb trade abuses. Fees fund inspections and enforcement. licenses required for vendors. producers must show 60 days’ supply and milk paid within 45 days. Local co operatives set price plans for commission approval. bill widely supported and passed both houses.
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Ohio
C. G McBride
Ohio State University
Inflation Alone Will Not Fix Farm Surplus Problem
Officials from the U S Department of Agriculture say inflation alone cannot restore prewar purchasing power for overproduced crops like wheat cotton and hogs. May wheat hovered near 70 cents a bushel and cotton around 10 cents a pound, up sharply from February 1983 levels, due to inflationary expectations and possible Farm Act adjustments.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
No Control of Production Hits Prices and Harvest
The quote notes that lack of production control pushes prices up in coming years while a larger harvest later floods the market, lowering prices. It implies price volatility tied to supply and crop yields.
Floral Industry Lines Up To Organize In Detroit
In Detroit Michigan June meetings among leaders of the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association the Society of American Florists and the Wholesale Commission Florists pressed for a unified industry body. They proposed an Associated Florists' Control Board to draft codes and rules under the Industrial Recovery Bill and will name members from retailing producing and wholesaling sectors at a June 26 Rochester directors’ meeting. Frank J Baker urged the move saying it could strengthen florists in business recovery efforts.
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Detroit
Mich
Associated Florists’ Control
Rochester
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Society of American Florists
Wholesale Commission Florists
Frank J. Baker
Utica
N. Y
Sheffield Briefs Chronicle Local Weekend Visits
Mrs Georgia Lawson of Cleveland visited her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs H C Chambers over the weekend. Neva Carrick visited grandparents Charles Carrick of Elyria. Several men camped by the river. Willard Taft visited Cleveland. Eugene Lawson and companion visited East Cleveland friends. The Whiton family from Amherst called on locals. West Salem and New Cumberland relatives hosted gatherings.
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Sheffield
Georgia Lawson
Cleveland
H. C. Chambers
Eugene Lawson
East Cleveland
Malcolm Reese
Arthur Whiton
Sons
Amherst
W. H. Chambers
John Miller
West Salem
Ohio
P. L. Chambers
L. H. Dunfee
Elyria
New Cumberland
Oho
Schoenbrun
Power in hitting lies in straight precision
The idea emphasizes that true power comes from accurate, straight strikes rather than sheer force. Consistency and control maximize impact, outperforming brute strength in delivering effective blows.
Three States Vote for Repeal In Iowa and New Hampshire
Voters in Iowa and New Hampshire moved toward repealing the 18th Amendment. Iowa reported 364,677 for repeal and 239,610 against from 2,256 of 2,435 precincts with late-day turnout boosting totals above 700,000 ballots. New Hampshire's repeal vote stood 79,982 for and 30,348 against as all ten delegates to the repeal convention were pledged to repeal.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Emmet
Jasper
Adams
Mississippi River
Clyde L Herring
Herring
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Connecticut voters approve repeal of Prohibition amendment
Returns from 136 of the state’s cities and towns show Connecticut voters overwhelmingly support repeal of the 18th Amendment. At least 46 repeal delegates were chosen out of 50 possible as results from 31 of 35 senatorial districts and 221,769 vote for repeal compared with 32,820 against.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Discovery of Truckee Pass Opens Sierra Route in 1844
The first known pass across the Sierra Nevada of California, the Truckee Pass, was not discovered until 1844. This discovery opened a practical route through the mountains, shaping subsequent westward travel and exploration.
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Sierra Nevada
California
Truckee Pass
Milton Academy Sends 466 Graduates to Elite Ivies
Milton Academy has produced 466 graduates to Harvard Yale or Princeton over twenty years with only seven rejections. The piece notes a consensus on the greatness of art spanning Homer Dante and Shakespeare and contemplates differing cultural beauty in the Taj building and other civilizations.
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Milton, Mass
Milton Academy
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Homer
Dante
Shakeepe
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