Lorain County Farmers Sign Large Corn Hog Contracts
Lorain County reports 155 farmers signed federal corn hog contracts, about four times expected. Across Ohio, over 55,000 farmers signed, covering roughly 1,009 farms, with 80 percent of state corn and 85 percent of market hogs produced by signers. Leading counties include Darke Hancock Putnam Seneca Williams and Van Wert.
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Lorain County
Ohio
D. S. Myer
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Darke
Hancock
Putnam
Seneca
Williams
Ad Prebie
van Wert
Merer
Myer
Native shrubs for home plantings proposed by extension forester
F W Dean extension forester for Rio State University recommends native shrubs for ornamental home plantings found along woods and old fence rows. He lists flaming red sumac, common elderberry, vice bush, wild crabapples, trailing vines like wild bittersweet, St John’s wort, northern red osier dogwood, id spirea, nine bark, witch hazel, hazelnut hedges, and top tree or water shrub as suitable options for screens, borders, and shelter, noting blooms, fruit, and seasonal color.
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F. W. Dean
Rio State University
Dean
St. John
Amon
Ohio
More Farmers Urged On Code Groups By Ohio Farm Bureau
The Ohio Farm Bureau board, meeting in Columbus, adopted a resolution urging federal officials to correct unequal code enforcement and improve farmer representation. Executive Secretary Murray Ad. Lincoln notes farm price indices show distress, with 76 for prices and 118 for purchases, warning inadequate farmer influence risks abuses and public reaction against restoration efforts.
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Board For Trustees
Ohio Farm Bureau
Gesion
Columbus
Murray AD. Lincoln
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
Readins
Specimen Plantings Wa loo Shrub and Fruit Trees
The Wa loo shrub or small tree features reddish flowers and scarlet fruit that matures in fall and remains on branches after leaf fall. It is noted as an excellent ornamental choice in specimen plantings for landscape use.
Bayer Aspirin Quick Relief Claims Instant Action
An ad touts Bayer Aspirin tablets dissolving in moisture to provide fast relief for headaches neur al 'neuralgia' and other pains. It emphasizes instant disintegration, rapid onset after moisture contact, and urges buyers to ensure they get genuine Bayer Aspirin.
Forest program urged for Corn Belt land reform
The Central States Forest Experiment Station urges reforestation of eroded Corn Belt waste lands. The U. S. Forest Service report calls for farm land forestry trials, more data from research men, and accelerated studies to counter erosion and make use of abandoned timber sites.
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Corn Belt
Central States Forest Experiment Sustion
U. S. Forest Service
Columbus
Ohio
West
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ohio Valley
Central States
Wilde, Whistler and Catherine II in iron cage tale
A fragment describes Oscar Wilde and Whistler as men seeking to amaze the world while avoiding spectacle. It mentions Catherine II of Russia keeping her paramour in an iron cage in her bed chamber for over three years to hide a secret.
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Oscar Wilde
Whistler
Catherine II
Russia
Lice Control Advice For Young Cattle In Spring
Extension expert C. A. Blackman of Ohio State University recommends spring treatment with Haw Hinsead oil to rid younger cattle of lice. The oil is brushed into the coat then blown off, followed by warm-water grooming to remove loose hair. Repeated treatment after two weeks helps prevent reinfestation and signs of itching. Lice cluster on shoulders withers and necks. rubbing against fences or scratching indicates infestation.
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C. A Flackman
Ivy Iushandry
Ohio Whe University
Ye Lost Traveler Tale Reveals Hope in Civilized Land
A fragment describes a traveler wandering long without human traces until finally spotting a man hanging on a sibbets. The narrator expresses relief and belief that Toowas is a civilized country, finding comfort in the cheering prospect.
Ohio Farm Population Shifts Reported in 1934 Census Data
A Cleveland area report summaries Ohio farm changes as of January 1 1935. Hogs decline 5 percent cattle up 2 percent sheep up to 2 170 million head. Total farm value stands at 102 492 004 with a 1.3 percent rise. Horses down 22 percent, average horse value up to 104 dollars. Milk cows up 3 percent, beef calves down. Sheep and lambs valued higher per head. oats acreage same. corn is down 13 percent. potatoes down 22 percent. tobacco down 22 percent. soybeans down 10 percent. barley down 40 percent. Hay acreage up. Total cattle and calves 1 708 000 head. Per head values cited for several classes.
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Washington
Maren
Olio
Federal
Eyep
Ohio
Torres
Pman
Rhem
Oppose Tax Burden On Little Fellow
The Ohio Farm Bureau backs an earned income tax to address the state deficit but opposes a law that would burden the common citizen. C A Dyer, legislative representative in Columbus, notes the proposed personal income tax and changes to the intangibles tax would free holders of intangibles from paying more than 7.5 million dollars, yet still raise overall taxes on ordinary citizens.
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Ohio Farm Bureau
C. A. Dyer
Columbus
Ohio
Grange Members Gather at Wellington in Lorain County
More than 100 Flat and Seventh Degree Grange members from Lorain County will attend a meeting of the Dameter Club at the Wellington Grange hall tomorrow night. The event begins at 8 o clock with business, then an entertainment program featuring The Butter and Meet Woman, music by Oberlin Grange, readings, a stunt act, and a reading. Wellington Grange ladies will serve a luncheon after the program.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Edirb
Outlee
Wellington Grange
Oberlin Grange
Ned
Shriver
Grafton Crang Autsie du Wellington Grange
Paisters
Merton Coe
Huntington
Gertrude Schramm
Owerslin
Shape of tax plan prompts harsh notices for small property owners
A citizen owning a sul come valued at 500 would pay over 211 in taxes while keeping the root in repair and receiving no income. An intangible owner with 300 value and regular income pays 1.50 in taxes on 30 in dividends, only required to endorse the dividend and cash the check. Small property owners should urge General Assembly members to defend against this income tax proposal.
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Generals Assembly
Signers Of Corn Hog Contracts Organize In Lorain County
Lorain County corn and hog producers signed to reduce production under the federal corn hog adjustment plan formed a southern district committee. Five members Hawes, Jewett, Aldrich, Jones, and Sharp elected to lead southern district and county board representation. Northern district signers meet tonight to elect their committee and reps to the county board.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Alien FE. Wayes
Pittsfield
Paul Jewett
Brighton
Nis
Hawes
Jewett
Dewey Aldrich
LaGrange Township
J. I. Jones
Penfield Township
F. E. Sharp
Camden Township
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Counts Board of Directors
Classified advertising department serves farm readers location
This notice explains a weekly Wednesday classified section for Chronicle-Telegram readers. It invites advertising misc items for sale or trade, help wanted, rental opportunities, and real estate transactions for farmers and local advertisers.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Farm Help Wanted Ad Transcribed
Classified notice for farm labor positions with rate details and delivery terms. Mentions Wings and address of advertiser, time blocks for ads, and mandatory cash with order. Includes minimum charge and per line rates for multiple insertions.
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Situationy
Kiniot
Court rules girl contributed to accident in Ohio ruling
In Mansfield Ohio Jadze C Huston and Ruth Stiff faced a contributory negligence ruling. The court dismissed Miss Stiff’s $25,000 damage suit against Ralph Lomax and upheld a directed verdict in Lomax’s favor after an automobile collision involving their car with her escort.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Jadze
Miss Stuf
Ralph Lomax
Loman
Three Ohioans Vote To Sustain President's Veto
Three Ohioans cast votes to uphold a presidential veto amid a noisy mixed political page. The item lists names and local affiliations in a fragmented layout with stray ad-like lines and unrelated classifieds surrounding the political note.
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