Poultry Feed Costs Cut With Soybean Meal Substitution
Ohio poultrymen can slash ration costs by replacing part of high priced ingredients with pressure cured soybean meal for protein. Cray notes dried milk and meat scrap cost more and milk content can be reduced to two to three percent with mineral mix added.
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Ohio
J. E. Cray
Serbie
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio County Agence
Reports Farm Loan Repayments Higher
A 25 per cent rise in farm loan receipts in early 1935 is reported by Myron G. Grigg vice president and press chief of the Federal Land Bank. Ohio and Kentucky show large in advance interest and principal payments on loans, with Ohio leading in late February into early March.
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Ohio
Federal Land Box
Louisville
Myron G. Grigg
Kentecky
Lediana
4-H Farm Accounts Keepers In Contest
Farm account keeping contest features 4-H youths with school level leaders and park agents in a regional event. Judges indicate many contestants participate, demonstrating skills in budgeting record keeping and agricultural finance.
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Mm Ae
Ike
Rae
Panke
Ikar
Recount Efforts Within National Boy and Girls Club Work
The National Committee on Boy and Girls Club Work conducts the contest again this year. Contestants must present a full opening and closing inventory, all monetary receipts and uses, purposes, and a 12 month profit and loss balance sheet ending February. Any approved record book may be used to show the information, and judges are instructed to maintain records on a fiduciary basis.
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National Committee On Bory and Girls Club
Br Ate Extension Office
Ongu Fidegtiah
Fertilizer Sales In Ohio Show Big Gain
Ohio farmers report strong fertilizer demand in 1929 and 1930 with improved farm income and purchases. Ohio State University data show record tonnages of nitrogen and potash used, reflecting intensified soil treatment and fertilizer adoption amid better economic conditions for farms.
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Ohio
Columbus
Obig
Ohio State
Newspaper Service To Farmers Cited
Columbus figures show significant seed corn shortages. R D Lewis astronomist notes university and state offices confirm the crisis. The reports warn farmers face a harsh winter with limited supplies and high costs.
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Lewis Sars
Corn Belt Plan For Soil Conservation Drafted
Farmers and extension staff from Ohio and seven other corn belt states met in Chicago to draft a national soil resources plan. Ohio delegates Ramsower Wulther Slipher Lincoln and others supported two core ideas: increased plantings of soil conserving crops and federal payments to farmers for sacrifice payments to promote larger acreage of crops. The plan envisions state boards and two farmer classes receiving payments based on crop plantings and local responsibility.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
United States
Assembly
H. C. Ramsower
Agricultural Extension Service
JL W. Wulther
John A
Payme
Im Cornings
Ramsower
National Pier
Theeir
Seed seed supply concerns for farmers in Ohio articles
Ohio farmers express worry over seed corn quality and germination as they plan for next spring. Extension agents note low public interest, while commercial firms push seed offerings. Farmers want tested, adapted varieties and resist planting untested seed from unknown origins.
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Lewis Sa
Stortone Week
Germinacion
Ommer
Ohio
Lorain County mortgage sale and deed details advance
In a Lorain County case the owner and holder in due course for 1750.08 with 1569.00 unpaid balance plus 7 percent interest from June 1, 1932 is sought via mortgage foreclosure. The defendant, who renamed as owner, assumed a 1690.00 balance and failed to cover taxes insurance and interest. The property in question lies near 17 Phillips Court Elyria, described in detail with Lot 14 and adjacent parcels, appraised at 1850.00 with sale terms set. An attachment order and a public sale are ordered in Lorain County Court of Common Pleas.
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Giniitiz
Lorain County
Lorsin
Mia
Effyrix
Lorain Cu
Pistsx
Gut Soret
Ulerk
Cours
Elyria Savings & Just Commons
Alhanés Delussine
Lorain
Elyria
Ohio
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Phillip Court
Lise Af Paiilip
Sala Patilip
Phillips Court
Teo Housand
Clarence W. Dice
Sherif Loraiz County
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Tutal
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Rey Pood
Naan
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River Street
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Woodford Avenue
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Materigis
Woodford
Schuss
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Les West
Hogan
Board of Educats
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NCLAL
Board of
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Ben Retz
Sands A. Fevy
Tate
Ty de Tory
Balasee
Jan Ist
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Sis
Transac
Jaries
Totappli
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Lorain County Tax Rates For The Year 1935
Lorain County Treasurer announces 1935 tax rates with county and local levies. Notes total county rate and separate village and township figures. Includes special district levies for Avon Village Avon Lake and Amherst Township plus school levies across townships. Dates listed for parcel of hearings and attestations at Elyria office.
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Lorain County
Avon Village
Avon Lake Village
Amherst
Lorain Cou
PFICE
Elyria
Ohio
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