Credit deals offer better terms for farm cooperatives
The new Credit Administration plan improves on the 13 old Federal Farm Board by extending loan possibilities. Banks or Cooperatives may lend to farm sales organizations, financing facilities and purchases. Eligible organizations must meet Capper-Volstead Act criteria, operate for producers’ mutual benefit, pay patronage dividends, limit outsider business, and follow one-man-one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
B. A Wallace
Ohio
Wallace
Farm Board
Irm
Offim
Liver diet secrets emerge from copper iron link
A nutrition expert from the University of Chicago reports new findings on liver, copper and iron metabolism. The article notes copper is needed to utilize iron, and liver supplies usable copper, iron and protein. It highlights diet guidance including dairy-free cautions and the role of calcium. It promotes liver as economical protein with high iron and vitamins, suggesting balanced intake with fruits and greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gerlaugh
Chioate University
Efficient feeding for Holstein cows using balanced grain mix
Dairying expert A. E. Perkins at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station warns that feeding cows a liberal grain mix with clover hay and silage is often unprofitable. A balanced, lower-cost grain blend of corn 54 pounds, bran 30, linseed oilmeal 100 pounds, and related feeds can meet nutrients and reduce costs, while moderate grain feeding remains desirable for production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Perkins
Ohioficultural Experiment Station
Beekeeping Meeting Series Opens in Lorain County
A series of five beekeeping meetings began Monday night at the home of Ib El Blackwell in Kipton with E W Dunham of Ohio State University as speaker. About 20 beekeepers attended. The program covers spring management, pollenization, swarm control, comic honey production, and queen raising with talks slated for Elyria and other local stops through May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ib EL Blackwell
Kiplon
W. E. Dunham
Ohio State University
Elyria
Jac
Plan Meeting for Accounts Keepers in Lordin County
Some Lordin County farmers new to farm accounting report problems. County agent C J Hummel schedules a meeting for beginner account keepers before month end to answer questions. The program helps farmers compare records with peers and aligns with Agricultural Administration goals.
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Lordin County
C. J. Hummel
Hummel
Agricultural Administration
Strummel
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Extension Service
Potatoes Overplanting Expected by Farmers This Year
Federal crop reports cited by Earl Tussing of Ohio State University indicate U S farmers plan to plant about 3.3 million acres of potatoes. At typical yields this could yield 360 to 370 million bushels, with prices likely depressed if acreage exceeds three million. Seed costs around $40 per acre, with seed at about $2 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Earl Tussing
Ohio State University
Tussing
Tussin
South Amherst Firemen Plan Meeting and Local Notices
South Amherst volunteers will meet at the town hall Friday at 7 59 p m for a regular session with reports and topics. Mrs Werman Witt hosts the Ladies Dime Society at the Congregational church parlor Thursday afternoon. Methodist choir members gather Thursday at 7 90 for rehearsal. Rehearsals for the Minstrel show march on with date to be announced. Nelson Bechtel returns from Chicago business. Miss Colletta Rolls visits from Cleveland. Choral Club rehearses at the Nicol home tonight. Mr and Mrs Henry Kath host dinner guests in Ambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Briffs
Nelson Bechtel
Chicago
Colletta Rolls
Cleveland
Cind
James Nicol
Henry Kath Ware
Jon Labiff
Ambers
Doings in Farm World: Government Aid Boosts Ohio Hog Cash
SAM PLUMER notes farmers generally favor the federal corn hog program expecting about 16 million dollars extra for Ohio. Potatoes expand in the south with a 25 percent rise in acreage despite seed prices up. Farmers move toward pedigreed chicks, lime and seeding with fine grain to improve legume stands. New strawberry varieties Dorsett and Fairfax show promise for yield and flavor. Nitrogen fertilizer applied to lime meadows boosts yield and hay protein. Carding at bloom enhances palatability and protein in hay.
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Sam Plumer
United Press
Ohio
County Potato Growers Meeting Planned in Lorain County
The Lorain County potato committee and the agricultural extension service are starting plans for a county meeting of potato growers. The session is tentatively set for April 14 and includes committee members Wol, Leimbach, Ralpy Ring, J. Noskia, Harry Rowland, Milton Eppey, and Reuben Baus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Potato Committee
Agrcultural Extension Service
Wol, Leimbach
Ralpy Ring
XN. J. Noskia
Harry Rowland
Milton Eppey
Reuben Baus
Drenched and Exposed on a Sea Cliff Night Rescue
Tiggle fights a brutal climb up a jagged rock wall in a rain soaked cliffside as waves smash below. A lone moonlit ascent, near collapse and exhaustion, ends with a grim grasp at safety and questions of Viola’s fate. He remains captive on the rock while awaiting dawn and potential rescue.
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Tiggle
Tie
Tissie
Iask
Ife
Warhel
Jas
Turis
Tius
Ising Roach
Shipmerk
Mae
Viola
Hinsef
Livestock and farm supplies sale notices and ads
A long pantry of farm ads lists horses and mares for sale beside cattle and poultry supplies. It includes powdered cane molasses for livestock, equipment details, farm labor and barn items, incubators, tractors, trailers, and seeds. Various farmers urge buyers to contact Elyria and area suppliers for livestock, machinery, and farm land listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sueep-Ious
Lesnick Bros
Furnace St. Elsa
JOO Tris
Elyria Beltg. & McHiy. Co
Jerseys Guernsers
Wulsteins
Fas
Barney
Sam Kahn
Elyria Construction Co
N.Y. C
Henry Glavich
Wellington
Murbach
Brookside School News and Local Events Report
Miss Wade the county health nurse visited Brookside School on Thursday. John Cissus a Brookside sophomore remains ill with chronic trouble. Roerdy Teravery and Mr. and Mrs. E McColliut of Norwalk visited the home of their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dick Myers Friday. Sugar bushes report a good run in this locality. Brookside Parent Teachers Association presented each room with a ball and hat this week. Gulf Road PTA is sponsoring a box social at the schoolhouse Friday evening March 2a with attendance welcome and boxes to bring. The three art comedy Gay scheduled for Brookside High School on April 7 has been postponed to April 15. Garfield Community Club held its March meeting Friday with good attendance. Mrs. Earle Johnson presided and plans were made for a poverty party at the April meeting. Afterward social time featured hot Weiner sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oni
Sheffield
Miss Wade
Brookside
John Cissus
Brookside School
Roerdy Teravery
E. McColliut
Norwalk
Dick Myers
Severai
Brookside Parent Teachers Association
Gulf Road
Brookside High School
Garfield Community Club
Earle Johnson
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Fairfax
Potato Growers Meeting
Chronicle-Telegram
Morency
R. D
Wes Trayton
Guernsey
Jersey
M. J. Unger's
Henrietta Center Col
Facelesr
Kipton
Lorain
Inter-City
Deliverance
MELP
Hines
Lila
Broad St
Bhone
J. G. Burke
Root Rd
Frank RF. Cousins
North Eaton
Irondale St
Lot St
Stan
Ley Tomes
Columbia Sta
Grafton
W. Jackson
Eaton Center
15Th St
Leraty
Oberlin
Whitney Realty Co
Call Des Cous
Febman & Joht
Symons Hatchery
Baker's Hatchery
Coven
Handyside A Hatchery
Wilford's
Lake Ave
Coven's
Handyside
Boston Ave
Kipton Hatchery
Ridgeville
Station Road
Lymon’s Leghorn Farm
Chestnut Ridge Road
Oberlin Rd
Wilford
Ohio Poultry Improvement Association
Wilford’s Chicks
Oberlin Road
Symon
Symons’ Leghorn Farm and Hatchery
Chestnut Ridge
Worcester Hatchery
Ize Rd
Keeton
Sahara Desert
J. I. Browns
Shell Gag Station
Birminghem
Ridgeville Hatchery
N. Ridgeville, O
Rebins
Kipten
Birmingham
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