Farm Bureau announces 1938 national achievement awards
The American Farm Bureau Federation released rules and prizes for nationwide achievement contests. Perry L. Green of the Ohio Farm Bureau outlined awards including Victory Trophies for membership gains, Bronze Plaques for county plans, Gavels and Bells for service programs, and Gold Silver and Bronze medals for individual and organizational achievements. Awards will be presented at the federation's 20th annual meeting in New Orleans in December.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Green
American Farm Bureau
Farm
Ohio
New Orleans
Louisiana
State Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Electric Spreader A Push Button Load Improves Dairy Barn Work
A new electric operated manure carrier speeds cleaning and loading the spreader. It reduces fork work and places manure on the ground quickly to preserve nitrogen in the dairy barn.
Control Measures Cut Thrip Damage
Thrip damage to gladiolus has spread since its 1930 discovery in American fields. The pests feed on gladiolus and other hosts, survive winter on corms, and can devastate buds and foliage. With strict preventive and remedial control, thrips can be almost eliminated across growing areas.
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North America
Spend Millions to Relieve Piles
It is estimated that over a million dollars annually is spent on remedies for piles. Thousands of sufferers know Peterson's Ointment gives quick relief by stopping itching and soothing pain. Available in 35c jars or 6c tubes with rubber nozzle. money-back guarantee.
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Peterson
Ady T
Seven practices to prevent winter injury in fruit trees
Ohio Experiment Station outlines seven key steps to protect fruit trees from winter injury. Choose frost-free locations with well-drained soil, use sod or mulch systems with moderate spring or fall fertilizer, prune after severe weather subsides, thin crops to reduce load, apply proper sprays against pests and disease, plant hardy varieties favored in the market, and topwork tender types onto sturdy understock such as Hibernal or Virginia crab.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Agricultural tips for soil acidity pests and feed mixes
Iowa and Ohio agricultural stations advise slightly acid soils and careful fertilizer use to prevent potato and beet scab and onion blight. Bordeaux sprays fight grape rot with staged applications, and a cabbage of arsenate and resin-fish-oil spreader helps berry moths. A cornmeal-like dairy cow feed mix from Cornell boosts milk, with 14 percent protein and 8 percent fiber.
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Ohio
Oregon Experiment Station suggests fish-free diet for turkeys
After over two years of study the Oregon Experiment Station reports continued fishy taste in some turkeys fed fish meal and oils. It recommends removing fish meals and fish oils from turkey rations for eight weeks before market.
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Oregon Experiment Station
Purdue farmers explain reasons for field drainage
Purdue University surveyed Indiana farmers and found five main motives for draining fields. They cited removing wet spot nuisance and delayed drying, preventing winter-kill from frost heave, protecting groundwater depth for drought resilience, warming drained soil earlier in spring, and speeding rain absorption to prevent surface wash.
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Purdue University
Indiana
Pasture Cuts Poultry Feed Costs in Eastern Flocks
New Jersey Experiment Station reports eastern poultrymen cut feed costs by using poultry pastures. Young leafy herbage equals concentrated feed plus water. pasture can yield two to three tons of dry feed per acre in a good season. Keep pasture tender by close pasturing or clipping to four inches.
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New Jersey
Gladioli Add Color In Summer Garden
Gladioli bring color to the garden with primulinus hybrids ideal for background planting and decorative effect. Plant in single color clumps with pink yellow or salmon tones against lavender sea lavender and violet petunias. Space bulbs 3 to 6 inches deep and provide good soil. show blooms require extra care and参考 garden books like F F Rockwell’s Gladiolus.
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F. F. Rockwell
Wasps Cause Bus Crash in Oakland injuring Two
A wasp flew into a Oakland to San Leandro bus driver's compartment and prompted a swat that caused the bus to lose control and crash into an electric light standard. Two passengers were injured and the fate of the wasp is not known.
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Oakland
Cal
Wendell Faubion
Poultrymen To See Interesting Points In Ohio Next Month
Ohio State University Poultry Department head C M Ferguson outlines four Ohio tours starting July 27 to Wooster and traveling from Columbus through Defiance Ashland Danville Mt Vernon and Athens. The group will end at Wooster for the Ohio Poultry Field Day and preview the 1939 World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. M. Ferguson
Poultry Department
Ohio State University
Wooster
Ferguson
Canada
St Gasson’s
Versailles
Ashland
Swift and Company
Defiance
Norwalk
Sunlight Poultry Farm
Lynchburg
Mt. Vernon
Life
Danville
Athens State Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio Farmers to Attend Midwest Conference at Purdue
More than 200 Ohio farmers will travel to Lafayette Indiana for the Midwest Farm Bureaus annual conference and training school at Purdue University July 17 to 21. The event, held east of Chicago for the first time, includes Ohio Farm Bureau trustees officials and field men among attendees.
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Ohio
Lafayette
Indiana
Midwest Farm Bureaus
Purdue University
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Chicago
Midwest
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
The
Ohio Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Perry L. Green
Many Trees Planted But More Destroyed in Ohio
Ohio farmers planted millions of trees from state nurseries this year yet another group feeds many times that number to live stock. F W Dean, extension forester at Ohio State University, says 65 percent or more of farm woodlands are pastured and livestock eat seedling trees, leaving forests unable to replace themselves. Pastured woodlots show sparse mature trees, little undergrowth, and packed soil choking roots. Dean warns that woods and pasture cannot be profitably combined, as one acre of improved pasture yields far more forage than a woodlot and pastures provide no timber, posts, or fuel.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
F. W. Dean
Extension Forester
Ohio State University
Dean
University Forester
Follow Up Crops in Vegetable Patch
The article advises home gardeners to succession-plant through June to August, rotating crops so leaf and root plants follow in sequence. It highlights spinach for late planting, substitutes like endive, fall radishes, and careful timing to avoid planting two root crops consecutively. It stresses early maturing varieties and intercropping strateges for continuous yields.
Records Show Soil Improvement Pays
Ohio farmer records from 86 Ashtabula and 80 Wyandot county farms show a link between soil productivity gains and higher labor income per acre. Miller of Ohio State finds farms improving soil gain earnings while declining fertility correlates with reduced cake or bread. He credits federal farm programs pushing farmers to cut soil depleting crops.
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Columbus
Ohio
Guy W. Miller
Ohio State University
Ashtabula
Wyandot
Ashtabula County
Miller
Pasture And Wheat Work To Be Shown At Field Day
The Soils and Crops Field Day of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station will be at Wooster on Thursday. Researchers expect visiting farmers to find pasture experiments of special interest plus a wide range of field investigations. The pasture work uses dairy cows and beef calves in a cooperative project to measure pasture crop value with emphasis on several crops.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Olympic tied, multiple minor league scores noted
The text lists several hockey and speed skating style matchups with teams such as Selby’s Olympics and Stafistall’s Flyers, Walsh’s Commanders and Demaria’s Bareners, Thomasson’s Silver Rings and Gildenmeister’s Scouts, with scores like 4-4, 6-2, and 51-2 to 21-2, plus mentions of participants and contact details.
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Mentebad
Selby
Stafistall
Walsh
Demaria
Thomasson
Gildenmeister
Poinntg H
Rea Selby Oy
F. E. Hamilton
Clift Warren
H. A. Weisman
Shaffatall
Art Shaffstall
Rem
Eeessecensad
Ro Gildenmeister
F. W. Wigginton
Lin Geo. Valerius
Gus Klein
Wee Sew
Rae Saban Sehig
N Powers
Teeter Thomasson
H. H. Hopkins
Wellerr
L. Slavin
McMullen c
Elbert Ster
Imsh
Essa
Wellington Parent Teachers names year committees
Theodore Breyley, chairman of the Wellington Parent-Teachers Association, announced the committee rosters for the coming year. The groups include Program chaired by Mrs. Herbert Fisher and Arnold Kipplinger, Membership led by Mrs. Claude Mohrman, Publicity led by Miss Maxine Hopkins, Hospitality chaired by Mrs. Lawrence Baker, Health head Litta Mitchell, Ways and Means co-chairs Mrs. E E Ware and Mabel Clark, Publications led by Miss Jean Phelps, and P T A magazine chaired by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Barbe with a slate of assistants.
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Wellington
Theodore Breyley
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Herbert Fisher
Arnold Kipplinger
Rollin Zimmerman
Wallace Bear
Claude Mohrman
Mary Sprague
Kenneth Avery
Charles Barnes
Clifton West
Avery
Frank Lugaski
Theodore Br
A. W. Shields
Mitchell
Jean Phelps
Catherine Callaghan
P. T. A. Magazine
Homer Barbe
David Arnold
Henry Clodwick
Kenneth Herrick
Couple Change At Sunday School Class Hosting
A last minute switch shows Mr and Mrs William Sponseller hosting the Homebuilders Sunday school class last Friday evening instead of Mr and Mrs Charles Barnes.
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Charles Barnes
William Sponseller
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Bassett at Carpenter Street
Relatives and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Bassett’s home on Carpenter Street Sun day to honor Mrs. George Bassett’s anniversary. Guests presented a radio and included Floyd Gullett, son-in-law, who recently had surgery in Cleveland. Attendees listed include the Bassett family, Vaughn, Biddinger, Drake, Smith, Fox, Willis Bailey, Jesse Amsbaugh, and others from here, Cleveland, Euclid, and Columbus.
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Gaylord Bassett
Carpenter Street
George Bassett
Bassett
Floyd Gullett
Cleveland
Ford
Here
George Gullett
Herbert Vaughn
Otis Biddinger
Sullivan
Irene Drake
Euclid
Ralph Smith
Akron
Mary Fox
A. M. Bassett
Willis Bailey
Jesse Amsbaugh
Columbus
St Patrick’s Dinner Set For Wellington Fair Grounds
On July 31 the annual St Patrick's church dinner takes place at Wellington Fair Grounds. The public is invited to attend as parish members assist Rev. Wm. T. Moran in church arrangements.
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Wellington Fair Grounds
St. Patrick's Church
Wm. T. Moran
Third Band Concert Plans at Local Park Thursday Evening
Clyde Seidel directs the program featuring Our Director by Bigelow and Irish Selections by Hayes, with pieces by Bennett Grover Farrar Snow White selections Strauss waltzes and Little Old Lady. The brass choir performs Yield Not to Temptation Now the Day Is Over Stand Up for Jesus. Encores expected.
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Bigelow
Hayes
Little Grey Church
Bennett
Grover
Farrar
Jesus
Clyde Seidel
Kiwanis Lunch Speaker Will Discuss Dairy Industry
C F Christian of the Dairymen’s Co operative Sales Association will lecture at the Kiwanis noon luncheon on the dairy business. Northern Draft Horse Association picnic at Wellington Fair Grounds July 3 offers about 60 in prizes with 4 H Clubs aiding refreshment stands and amusements. Congregational church figures attend council meeting and ordination for Reverend Oscar L Nichols at Chatham church with Dr Recard delivering fellowship.
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C. F. Christian
Cleveland
Dairymen’s Co-operative Sales Association
Kiwanis Club
Northern Draft Horse Association
Wellington Fair Grounds
Lorain County
C. W. Recard
W. H. Baker
Harry Marvine
Congregational
Oscar L. Nichols
Chatham Church
Recard
Congregational Churches
Local Clinic Performs Tonsil Removal
Robert Lamoreaux underwent tonsillectomy at the Falls Clinic on Monday. George Bullis, Route 1 mail carrier, is on vacation. R. J. Hemphill is substituting for him. Twenty six from Cleveland.
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Robert Lamoreaux
Falls Clinic
George Bullis
R. J. Hemphill
Cleveland
Farmers see Thorne wheat trials and spring forage work
Farmers tour trials on crops for early spring and summer grazing alongside the Thorne wheat variety released in 1937. The program includes tests of Trumbull and Fulio varieties, alfalfa seeding methods, clover seedings with small grain harvest, soil erosion recovery methods, and experiments with lime, fertilizers, and manure.
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Thorne
Trumbull
Fulio
Local Golf Tours and Holiday Schedule at Elyria Country Club
Elyria Country Club announces a weekend Blind Par event on Saturday a Flag tournament on Sunday and July 4th Low Gross and Low Net cups on Monday. Past Low Gross winners include Dr W H Hull Eddie Raus and Bill Timms with Raus aiming for a third win to secure possession. IRGIL Waite led local scorers with 33 36 79 yesterday. IRGIL Waite led Elyria scorers with 33-36-79. F A O Donnell shot 84. Billy Hull carded 38 for nine. Separately Colson Corp hosts a Cherry Ridge golf tournament on Saturday for Colson League players with 10 four-somes and handicapped scoring. prizes include golf bag clubs and balls. Starts 7:30 am.
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Elyria Country Club
W. H. Hull
Eddie Raus
Bill Timms
Raus
B. E. Saunders
F. A. Lawrence
N. A. Hewitt
Irgil Waite
Ely
F. A. O'Donnell
Billy Hull
SPORT
HE Colson Corporation
Cherry Ridge
Colson League
Speed Kings Clinch Colson Golf League Title
Kovacs' Speed Kings defeated Rudy's Rovers 6-2 to conclude the Colson Corporation Golf League season with the championship.
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Colson Corporation Golf League
Kovacs’ Speed Kings
Rudy's Rovers
Riggs And Mulloy Meet For Net Title
Riggs from Chicago and Mulloy from Miami, seeded No. 12, clash for the national clay court tennis title in River Forest Illinois. Riggs advanced after Bryan Grant withdrew with blisters while leading. Mulloy beat Joe Hunt in four sets 2 6 3 7 5 4 4.
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River Forest
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Riggs
Bryan (Busey
Joe Hunt
San Francisco
Government of Northern Ireland to set agricultural wages
The Government of Northern Ireland will establish new wage standards for agricultural workers, outlining minimum pay rates and enforcement measures to ensure fair compensation across farms and related industries. These changes aim to address living costs and labor conditions in rural areas.
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Government of
Northern Ireland
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