Dees Livestock Price Increase Urges Cooperation
In Columbus May 2 1933 Howard Jefferson head of the Farm Bureau marketing urges producers to adopt government plans to expand markets and reduce production. He cites rise in cattle prices at Chicago to 8.15 a hundredweight and stronger lambs while hogs remain weak, urging pooled effort to lift prices despite overall declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Howard Jefferson
Jefferson
Ohio
Chicago
Rations Blamed for Chick Leg Disorders
A poultry expert explains two leg disorders in chicks raised under confinement. True leg weakness stems from improper calcium and vitamin D deficiency, with ruffled feathers and stilted gait. slipped tendon arises from mineral imbalance, showing enlarged joints and crooked legs. Prevention favors adjusting bone meal and lime content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Record
Department of Animal Industry
Ohio Experiment Station
Debt paying power for farmers urged at national conference
Ohio Farm Bureau seeks debt paying power for farmers by raising gold prices to the lawful maximum. A resolution urging immediate presidential action was unanimously adopted at the National Agricultural Conference in Washington DC. Delegates include the American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange Farmers Nations Grain Corporation and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington D. C
United States
National Agricultural Conference
National Grange
Farmers Nations, Grain Corporation
Farmers Nations, Grain Corporation, National Cooperative Council
American Agricultural Editora’ Association
The
Advice On Corn Fertilizing For Low Prices
E E Barnes of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station urges efficient fertilizer use to maximize returns. He notes that smaller hill or row applications outperform heavy broadcast, that a good corn fertilizer should include potash and phosphoric acid, and that nitrogen remains debatable. With corn prices low, he favors 125 to 156 pounds per acre of IO-14-8 or 2-12-6 applied in two near seed bands, placed deep as the seed, to balance cost and yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Barnes
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Jane
Barnes
Calls for agency to stabilize dollar value and aid farmers
The conference urges creation of a regulating agency to limit dollar fluctuations so farmers and the public suffer less money value uncertainty. It backs the Van Nuys Bler Tan plan to use grains only for whiskey and similar beverages, with parity prices for grain growers. It also seeks farm supply distribution codes approved by the administration with representation from cooperative purchasing groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
van Nuys
Dairy control plan dropped and garden welfare note
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration dropped plans for a dairy production control program after 15 regional meetings in April. Agreement among dairymen was lacking though a future program could be revisited within the Farm Act. The piece also extols home garden virtues, urging readers to start a vegetable patch for health and economy with spinach and tomatoes as early staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Congress
Pasture Research Aims At Early Grazing Benefits
Ohio Experiment Station reports pasture helps lower feed costs and boost livestock gains, with nitrogen fertilizer and specialty forages enabling early grazing. Dayton trials show nitrogen treated plots yield far more forage by May, outperforming non nitrogen areas. Similar outcomes observed at Trumbull Belmont and Ham farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
D. R. Dodd
Agronomy
Ohio Experiment Station
Dayton
Trumbull County Experiment Farm
Belmont and
Ham
North State Farms Advised Nitrogen Pasture Treatment Timelines
The guidance recommends regular pasture fertilization over four years. Farmers should treat root pasture around April 1 in the south and April 15 in the north with 100 to 290 pounds of sulfate of ammonia or an equivalent nitrogen fertilizer. If cyanamide is used, apply two weeks earlier or late in the preceding week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiten
South Ridge Briefs from May Visit in Mooraeville
May 2 report notes Mrs Elizabeth Schild and Miss Joan Schild of Mooraeville visiting the former's sitter Mrs Kathryn Schild for several days during a local briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Elizabeth Schild
Joan Schild
Mooraeville
Kathryn Schild
Roosevelt Era Outlook From A Farm To Global Trade
In a May overview Leslie Eichel outlines farm drought and dust storms driving potential price rises while warning only farmers with crops fail will suffer. Tugwell dominates Roosevelt policy debates as Wall Street backs his regimentation view, Hull expands international trade influence, and Coughlin’s Silver League holds large silver contracts amid monetary policy debates.
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Leslie Eichel
New York
Northwest
Middle West
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Rexford G. Tugwell
Brain Trust
Wall Street
Dr. Tugwell
Hull
Cordell Hull
Secretary
Raymond Moley
State Department
Local Bridge and D D Club Gatherings Elsewhere
Social notes recount a Bridge Club gathering at James Solide’s Oberlin home with Mr. and Mrs Rene Stang and Mr. and Mrs Francis Ward in attendance. D D Club hosted by Mrs Walter Fowell at Brownholm, with a May 26 luncheon planned at Henrietta, featuring spring flowers and numerous members and guests listed. Fulton papers by Robert Fulton purchased by New York Public Library, including manuscripts and printed works on submarine navigation.
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Bridge Club
Rene Stang
Francis Ward
James Solide
Oberlin
D. D. Club
Walter Fowell
D. D
Brownholm
Carl Fowl
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
Albert Haist
Lorain
Albert Vietzen
Elmer Vietzen
Elgins
Harland Schlechter
David Bennett
Hearietta
Louise Schmidtkons
No. Ridge
Henry Kolbe
Newton Bechtel
Middle Ridge
West Ridge
Ella Fowell
Murray Ridge
Mee
E. C. Schubert
Townline Road
Rene Steeg
Pearl Eppley
Ralpo Fow
Walter Grobe
Milton Schlechter
Milton Baus
Margaret Baur
Newton Baus
Mize Mabel Dehn
Fulton
New York
Robert Fulton
New York Public Library
Ada Orders Placed for Multiple Classified Insertions
Ada places more than one classified insertion this page and continues into the remaining days of the order in the regular classified columns. The rate schedule shows savings for 3 and 6 time orders.
Farm Work Rates and Advertiser Details in One-Time Notice
Rates for situation wanted ads list name and address, free one-time run. Various classifications show per line daily rates, minimum 5 cent charge, cash only terms. Multiple farm items and horses offered by local sellers include mares, teams, cattle, and farm equipment from Lesnick Bros, Rothgery, Kahn, Unger, Falkner, and others with contact notes in Grafton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesnick Bros
Jersey
Guernsey
Helstein
Rothgery
Grafton
Bes Sam Kahn
Elyria Construction Co
Parte Appoarts
Chestnut Ridge
M. & Behner
LaGrange
Alno
St J. Unger
Henrietta Center
Chester White Pigs
Chester White Pigs. “Brane Roote
Charles Falkner
Ro wena Circle Hosts Farewell For Mrs Weisse And Mr Schach
Fifteen Ro wena Circle members surprised Mrs Minna Weisse and Frederick Schach with a farewell gathering on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests exchanged gifts, and the event emphasized social camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia
Schaub
Frederick Schaub
Minna Weisse
Germany
Rowena
Frederick Schach
Toadstools Ravage Wood Montreal Fungi Damage
Fungi caused damage valued at 32 000 900 dollars to railway terminals telegraph and telephone lines in a single year across the United States, noted by Emile Jacques ip in a paper read before members of the Societe Canadienne. Rapid economic shifts push industries toward ruinous foreign competition, highlighting global pressures on local production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
United States
fiz/Brex
Emile Jacques Ip
Societe Canadienane Himoire Natturelle
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DEES
Welath
R. J. Scott
Cétirel F
Igorrotes
Philippines
Glade Thomas
Buffalo
Insuil
New York Central Railroad
Coughlin
Washington
Radio League of the Little Flower
Charles E. Coughlin
Rado League
Amy Collins
Needle Guild Society
A. J. Hiscox
Clarence Lapp
Elyria
Guet Smith
Emil Schroeder
Conrad Ernst
Milton Balls
Matildz Dramm
Charles Dehn
Mabel Dehn
Ethel Thompson
Sauls
Minnie Weisse
Albert Ballin
Charisqua
Baus
Lake Avenue
Elgyria
Chronicle-Telegrams
Tryt
R. L. Ring
Columbia Sta
BABY
Jouney
Kelling Seed Co
Broad St
Red River
Ciity Enon
Yane
Lawa
Eas Ave
Carl Swiers
E. Todd
R. H. Butler
Pat
J. J. Gerhart
Harley Bede
K. A. Buck
Decker
D. F. Eachtruth
Worcester
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Hollywood
New Hampshire Reds
Jamesway Oil
Newtown
Buckeye
Worcester Sol
Chery
Mrs. Carl Friday
Cleveland
Frank Baus
Painesville
George Katttz
J. P. Bechtel
Hickory Tree Grange
Azoherstart
Mrs
Clyde MacBeth
Fordson Tractor
Oliver Plow
Fh. A
Biggs
Sram
Vanticen Ote Eet Accredited Hatchery
Ohio Poultry Improvement Association
Wilford
Oberlin Road
Leghorse
W. Wyandotte
W. Wyendotes
Barred Rocks
Rhode Teland
White Rocks
Eman
Herts
Wakeman
Kipton Hatchery
Rive Éast
Dali
Sayre
Baker's Hatchery
Lake Ave
Ridgeville Hatchery
Arviews Sens
Veenthal Ridge
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