AAA marks first year of relief program with higher income
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports a about 32 percent rise in farmer income in its first year, citing 2,860,000 contracts under production control and 1900 marketing agreements. By May 1, 1933 total cash income reached 975 million, with estimates for the year at 5.53 million. tens of millions of acres were removed from production for cotton, wheat, and corn to curb surpluses and reduce erosion.
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AAA
Stimintatrasa
Mietelais
Record Of Ohio 4-H Clubs Hard To Better
Ohio 4-H clubs, gearing for the 1953 season, aim to surpass last year’s record. W H Palmer reports Ohio ranked fourth in youth members among states and led in members who completed assigned projects, with 36 944 projects undertaken and 41 992 completed. Total national membership reached about 1 000. Ohio youths around 13 years old. About 16 percent of eligible youths aged 10 to 20 joined clubs. last year 1509 participated in the Ohio State Fair. Attendance at club meetings reached 269 241, dances or tours 13 078, and week-long club activities 95 805. Fifty-two advisors and 29% of members attended the State 4-H Congress at Ohio State University.
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Jaio
W. H. Palmer
Club Jeader
Jhio
Anti- States Department of Agricult
Ciu
Naval
Ohio
Manor
United States
Greens Add Variety to Meals Says Alma Garvin
Alma Garvin promotes adding greens to meals as spring tonics rich in iron calcium and vitamins A and C. Wild greens grow in fields meadows and lawns and can be used young. Dandelion and winter mustard offer distinct flavors for salads or cooked preparations with other greens.
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Alma Garvin
Spest
Ohio
Universi
Miss Garvin
Grass urged to save soil from winds and rain
The U S Department of Agriculture urges restoring grass, including legumes, on marginal land to combat wind erosion and dust storms. Experts cite that good sod reduces soil loss and crop damage, supporting a national move to revert acres to grass or legumes.
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Geask
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hy Walter
A. J. Pieters
Bureau of Plan Endustry
Gras
Wellington Herd Tops Milk Production Honors
Wellington dairy owner B.A. Fenner’s herd led Lora County Herd Improvement Association results last month with an average 69.9 pounds butterfat and 1,462 pounds milk per cow in herds of 5 to 15. Fenner also had a cow at 1,761 pounds milk, among the top ten individual producers, with other high cows listed by owner. J.W. McHenry’s herd in Grafton Township led herds over 15 cows with 27.5 pounds butterfat and 649 pounds milk per cow.
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B. A. Fenner
Wellington
Lora County Herd Improvement Association
Ray Eppley
Eppley
J. W. McHenry
Grafton Township
Fenner
Dewey Aldrich
Dairy records report multiple high producing cows owners noted
The article lists milk production figures with cows from LaGrange and owners Wort BoA Fenner Jackson Camp and Wolcott. It cites a production of 72.8 pounds for the month and other figures including 63.1, 648.7 and 66.4, 66.2 in various records associated with A Fenner Seabold GAN and the Camp and Wolcott groups.
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Carl Seabold
LaGrange
Wort
Boa. Fenner iii
Jackson, Camp and
Wolcott
Fenner
Seabeld
GAN
Jackson
Camp and
Wellington News Briefs and Local Notices
Wellington May 16. Gov White appoints L W McConnell to Lorain County Farm and Home Protective Committee to aid farmers with mortgage issues alongside G W Cotton A T West Ira Porter. Brief items include Edna Wade visiting Canton, Mrs Warner’s fall in Cleveland, Eastern Star officers’ meeting, several births, and greens tips. Local sports, club meetings, Sunday School party, and a funeral for Keith S. An added note on mild ball game weather and attendance.
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White Wellington
L. W. McConnell
Wellington Farmer
Lorain County Farm and Home Protective Committee
Edna Wade
Canton
Alice Louise Schott
A. R. Warner
Cleveland
Police Clash With Striking Longshoremen Over Labor Dispute
Police and striking longshoremen clashed during a labor dispute at the waterfront. Authorities used force to control protesters as shipments were disrupted and dockworkers demanded higher wages and safer conditions.
State Farm Bureau head to address farmers from four counties
Several hundred Farm Bureau members from Lorain Huron Erie and Cuyahoga Counties will gather in Elyria May 31 for a district meeting as part of 22 statewide sessions by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Perry L. Green president of the Ohio Farm Federation will address the meeting at First Methodist Church with H A Sleets and county representatives.
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Farm Bureau
Elyria
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Federation
H. A. Sleets
State Bureau
M. E
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Cuyahoga
Disyah
193 Farm Bureau
Ohio
Atsa
State Farm Bureau
New Philadelphia
Fremont
London
Xenia
Coschocton
Bellefontaine
Hillsboro
Zanesville
Troy
Waverly
Woodsfield
Cincinnati
Lancaster
Pomeroy
Paulding
Tiffin
Bucyrus
Wooster
Salem
Orwell
Napoleon
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William Cledwick
Robert Handley
Weiether
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South Main
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Roeger Murbach Coal and Supply Co
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Red River
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Roe Spitzer
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Reuben Date
Leavitt Ra
Amherst
J. J. Stanislawski
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