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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
14
Ohio farmers face slow growth of early sown grains pastures and hay due to cool dry spring weather with below normal temperatures in March and April. Winter wheat condition at 92 percent signals a 31.959 million bushel output, rye 784000 bushels, pastures near normal, fruit prospects weak, and farm products supply at 120 percent while demand remains 64 percent of normal.
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station tests from 1950 show calcium arsenate as the most efficient and economical insecticide against the potato flea beetle. Season-long use yields higher tuber returns. two-year results to be discussed in the May-June Bi Monthly Bulletin with copies available on request.
Summer milk losses due to souring can be cut by cooling to near 50 degrees F immediately after milking. Bacteria grow above 50 F, so monitor cooling with a dairy thermometer to prevent costly quality losses. Even with cold water, milk can rise in bacterial count if cooling is delayed. A small investment in equipment helps ensure effective cooling and long term savings.
Ohio officials warn early potato acreage is rising and future plantings may increase. Chief Fleming notes Ohio can consume all produced within borders but faces competition from distant states. He blames growers for inconsistent grading and low prices, urging permanent, higher quality markets to sustain profits.
Belden school auditorium hosts Friday May 20 performances Canelo Josh Birthday Parts with refreshments to follow. Local items note Shriver and Bernice Schriver visits and family gatherings in Grafton and nearby areas including Ohio and Cleveland. many residents attend social events, church services, and weekend trips.
A historical notice describes a three month labor pledge program organized by the American Legion Post 12 in Elyria Ohio with civic groups aiding a drive to increase employment over a three month period. It asks for communications to Manager H E Agate at Bly and notes a public meeting with workers and volunteers.
Memorial Day program planned for Clarkfield Church on Monday May 30 with G Ray Craig of Norwalk to deliver the address. Sunday callers include Mr and Mrs J G Ames and families. funeral attendees from Lo Rain and Cleveland. visitors from Wooster and Elyria join Mrs Sarah Merrill for Sunday dinner.
Out of town guests Mr and Mrs Stanley Currier and son Billy along with Mrs Alice Smith and Mrs Henry Brown of Cleveland stayed with Mr and Mrs George Barnes on Sunday. Leon Rounds has perfect attendance for five years and received a jack knife from his Miss Marian Daniels teacher. Clarksfield Ladies Aid met at Mrs Harry Gould's with fifteen present. next gathering at Mrs Lacey Carpenter of Olena on May 26. A heavy rainstorm disrupted farming with little corn planted. other social visits included Hazel Franklin and daughter Phillys with Mrs J C Ames, Mrs Hetta Spurrier returning to Cleveland, Hope McClaflin signing up for Summer School at Columbus, and visits by W H Harwood and family to Rochester and Willard connections.
Preparations are underway in St. Louis for the Liberty-Jobless party national convention on August 17 to choose candidates for president and vice president.
St Louis a harbor boat Hrastus Wells costing $51,000 yearly to operate has been docked indefinitely. City officials and politicians spar over who truly serves the common people as elections loom, amid budget tensions and public skepticism.
A reflective aphorism asserts beauty should be experienced through daily life rather than mere gazing. It contrasts perception with living, inviting deeper engagement with the world and others.
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