Dutch Hotspot Row Sparks Culinary Clash in Hague
U S and Netherlands dispute the authentic hutspot as Chef Perquin of Queen Wilhelmina’s kitchen denounces New Yorks New dish as an insult. The uproar prompts talk of a Dutch hotspot mission to teach Americans true Dutch cuisine.
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Hague
United States
Holland
Universal Army
Netherlands
J. A. Perquin
Wilhelmina
New York
Holland Society of New York
Perquin
Prompt Action On Sales Tax Changes Urged
Ohio farmers face penalties in spring work unless action is taken on H B 121 amendments. The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation urges the senate to classify farmers as manufacturers to exempt farm machinery and supplies from sales tax. The board authorized a study of rural cooperative utility service and local farm bureau surveys on forming rural electric groups. Perry L. Green said farming communities favor action.
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Ohio
Senate of Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Board of Trustees
Farm Bureau Group
Perry L. Green
State Federation
Oats Treatment Suggestions For Farmers
County agricultural extension urges preplant oats treatments to curb smut losses. Two methods proposed, a formaldehyde spray and a formaldehyde dust, each protecting about 50 bushels per pint solution. Spray requires uniform application on spreading oats with blankets, then five hours covered before drilling. Dust uses three ounces per bushel spread over four to five inches of grain, then overnight conditioning before sowing.
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County Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio Farm Bureau Honors 37 Counties and 38 Local Bureaus
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation announced 37 county bureaus and 38 local bureaus won the highly prized standard rating for 1924. The honor marks passing at least 80 percent in five major fields and adherence to required meeting practices and activities. Eighteen counties earned the rating for the first time and nineteen for the second time including Athens Auglaize Belmont and others.
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Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Athens
Auglaize
Belmont
Rutter
Clermont
Clinton
Farelle
Geauga
Guernsey
Harrison
Heary
Muskingum
Perry
Pickaway
Pike
Richland
Washington
Mahoning
Ottawa
Carroll Clark
Columbiana
Coshocten
Hamilton
Hardin
Hishland
Holmes
Jefferson
Licking
Logan
Lucas
Meigs
Miami
Portage
Preble
Tuccarawas
Warren
Parsnips First In Vegetable Harvest
Parsnips lead the spring vegetable harvest with rich flavor and versatile preparation. Deep, friable soil and good seed produce the best roots, which can be fried in butter steamed with butter or served in a cream sauce. Plant this spring in a small area with radishes as markers. harvest in fall or after winter freezing which adds flavor. Parsnips supply essential minerals for growing children and store well in a root cellar for winter use.
Federal Men Begin Work On Big Tree Belt
In Lincoln Nebraska thousands of men have started the federal belt project across the middle west. The 100 mile wide shelterbelt will run from near the Canadian border to the Gulf of Mexico with planting begun March 1 in Texas and Oklahoma and March 15 in Kansas. Final state initiation will come April 15 in Nebraska and the Dakotas as nurseries are developed for future transplanting in 1926. North Dakota leads with a 690000 tree quota for a 35 mile long belt while Nebraska launches in four counties for a 10 rod wide belt spanning 22 1 2 miles.
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Neb
Plains
Middle West
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Middle Western
Bismarck
N. D
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Paul Roberts
Roberts
North Dakota
Spring Farm Work Loans Open at Elyria PC A
Increased demand for farm operating credit is reported at the Elyria Production Credit Association offices. The association, headquartered in Elyria, serves Lorain Medina Erie Huron Summit and Cuyahoga counties. Loans carry five percent annual interest and require a first lien on livestock equipment and crops. Borrowers’ properties are inspected to ensure ample security.
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Elyria Production Credit Association
Elyria Savings and Trust Building
Lorain
Medina
Erie
Huron
Summit
Cuyahoga
Agricultural credit more widely available through P C A network
About six hundred Production Credit Associations operate nationwide with Ohio served by the fourth district headquartered in Louisville Kentucky. Money loaned for any agricultural purpose ranges from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars.
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Ohio
Louisville
Kentucky
Turkey Information Is Received Here
A new directory of members of the Ohio Turkey Association has been received by C. I. Hummel, county agricultural extension agent, and may be seen at his office by anyone seeking information on the organization. No Lorain County turkey raisers are members, though the county has several with large flocks, including at least two flocks over 500 birds each. The extension service expects bulletins from the U S Department of Agriculture on turkey rations soon, available to interested readers.
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Ohio Turkey Association
C. I. Hummel
Lorain County
United States Department of Agriculture
Juniors rehearse Marys Castle in the Air at South Amherst
South Amherst March 20 The juniors of the local high school rehearse a three act comedy drama Marys Castle in the Air directing faculty member Mrs Helen Meyers. A Ladies Circle meeting of Nativity Church will be held in church parlors Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs Ben Ashyk and Mrs John Browski. Good attendance is desired.
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South Amherst
Mary's Castle
Helen Meyers
Ladies Circle of the Nativity Church
Ben Ashyk
John Browski
Civic Club Meeting Tonight at School Auditorium
The South Amherst Civic Club will meet this evening at 7 30 o clock in the school auditorium. A very fine program has been arranged and anyone interested is extended an invitation to attend.
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South Amherst Civic Club
Church Trustees Meet at Engle Home Friday Evening
A meeting of the Congregational church trustees and officers will take place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Engle on Friday evening. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walker in Mansfield Ohio were Mr. and Mrs. O J Ruth and Miss Ruth Moore.
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The
Congregational Church
Arthur Engle
O. J. Ruth
Ruth Moore
Jack Walker
Mansfield
Ohio
Markley PTA Meeting and Local Social News
The Markley School Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening March 21 with a Chalk Talk by Mrs Walter Jantz of Grafton and Mothersingers of Carlisle providing music. Refreshments follow. Also notes on visits and family gatherings from Vincent area residents and a injury to Mrs Anne Dunfee.
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Vincent
Markley School Parent Teacher Association
Walter Jantz
Grafton
Mothersingers
Carlisle
Roger Wilding
Lorain
H. D. Worcester
William Morris
Clarence Jones
Merle Shawver
Penfield Junction
Markley School
William Papay
Earnst
Gilbert
J. G. Morris
Dick Myers
Shirley Garfield
Oberlin
Cora Reynolds
Cleveland
Raymond Dunfee
Frankie Reese
Martha Penrod
Elyria
Edna MacDowell
Jacob Myers
D. A. Myers
Anne Dunfee
Boy sues over hamburger injury at school lunchroom
A Cleveland junior high student sues the school board and Swift and Company for 35000 in common pleas court. The complaint says a piece of metal three quarters of an inch long and half an inch wide was in a hamburger purchased in the school lunch room, causing a throat cut.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Cchool Board and
Swift and Company
Ben Elias
Conditton
Auit
Drought Record: 1934 Had Record Low Rainfall
In U.S. Weather Bureau history no year rivaled 1934 for scant rainfall despite ongoing drought tales. The era's severe dry spell shaped climate reporting and agricultural impact across regions, highlighting extreme aridity amid historic weather records.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Deal Aims at River Styx Dam Crossing
Freeport reports the New Deal plans a dam project to cross the river Styx amid rising land prices in Har portion. The proposal signals a major public works effort affecting local land use and infrastructure prospects.
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Freeport
River Styx
Har
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