Milk Industry Forum Hails New Attitudes In Ohio
At the Cleveland district advisory meeting three times as many producers attended as expected. J D Hervey of the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association said lethargy gave way to hopeful determination. Speakers discussed fluid bottle milk sales, pooling plans, and producer-distributor cooperation to stabilize the market. Paul Young of Ohio State University noted a 38.7 percent price rise for Ohio producers, while debates on the Burke Bill and Milk Commission policies continued.
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J. D. Hervey
Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association
Cleveland
Hervey
Lorain County
Coineil
Quackenbush
Cleveland District Cary
Dairy Council
Fred E. Walker
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Willis E. Leach
Pp. C
Paul Young
Ohio State University
Ohio
Bill H. F. Meyers
Meyers Dairy Products Company
Cleveland Milk Settlement Committee
Burke
Ohio Milk Commission
Tom Smith
Dick Smith
Ono
Walker
Milk Settlement Commission
Milk Settlement Committee
John Brown
Cleveland Pro- Suners’ Board
G Group
1. OS. A
Wallace
H. H. Griswold
Griswold
Lorain Countian
P. H. Rogers
Ohio House of Representatives
Rogers
Council
Tale of Scotland Yard Chapter 43 Intrigue at Westmacott estate
Watts pursues a lead to Lady Ida Westmacott and the locked off section of the Palace Green house. He clears the household by scoping rooms and confirms a snake mark on a window sill as a possible escape route. The hurried search raises questions about why Mr. Westmacott hid part of his home while abroad.
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Watts
Wilds
Pointer
Ida
Cravan
Lady Ida
Delow
Avants
Watta
Mra. de Souza
Mrs. de Souza
Palace Green House
Palace Green
Souza
Westmncott House
Luttrell West
Mr. Westmacott
Painter
Hye
Westmacott
Germans Restrict Lard Imports Ahead of 1934 Market
German government imposes a monthly lard quota reducing import levels to 34 percent of 1931 25 averages. The move disrupts American pork exports, with Ohio State University economists noting the United States long supplied Germany’s lard market and that 1934 shipments to Germany may fall to about 6 million pounds.
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América
Department of Mail Economics
Ohio State University
Germany
United States
Gersmans
Four Commandments For Good Farm Neighbors
Four farm neighbor guidelines urge helping neighbors in need, avoiding sharp bargains, respecting others' beliefs, and valuing community welfare over crops. The piece cites industry research spending, auction pricing, and shifts in farm population, noting Iowa's new four-trade grading law and rising consumption.
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Iowa
Germany to Tax Lard Imports During 1824 War Era
The article notes Germany absorbing a large share of U.S. lard during World War I era and planning to levy a tariff of 18 cents per pound on lard imports. It mentions Germany’s continued tariff policy and the expected flow of American lard into the country in 1824.
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Germany
United States
Ple Bought and Eaten More Eggs Boost Prices
The report notes that higher consumption increased egg prices and trimmed the amount stored, reducing available stock. It cites consumer demand as the main driver and implies a tighter supply balance in the market.
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Ple
Two Dealers Plead Guilty In 1933 Pig Speculation Case
Two livestock dealers indicted by a federal grand jury at Aberdeen South Dakota last November pleaded guilty to speculative activities in the 1933 emergency hog buying program. Each man was fined 5000 and sentenced to six months in jail, suspended on payment of the fines and six months probation. They allegedly conspired to defraud the Agriculture Department by selling pigs purchased from producers and shipping them under farmers names to marketing centers to obtain premium payments. Other related cases are pending in federal courts.
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Fig
Asticultural Adjustment Administration
Aberdeen
S D
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Thomas
Cows In County Lead In Milk And Butterfat Yields
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association reports for the year ending March 1 show an average of 159 pounds of milk and 349 pounds of butterfat per cow, higher than the state average. Earl Hawke’s herd led with 19 cows at 522 pounds butterfat per cow. J W McHenry’s herd was second with 424 pounds. Five herds ranged 375 to 401 pounds, 11 ranged 430 to 375, while the lowest herd averaged 241 pounds, still above the state average.
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Lorain County
J. W. McHenry
Rules on acres under contract under AAA programs
The bulletin explains how contracted acres from wheat and corn reductions may be used. Farmers must avoid selling crops from contracted land, may idle or weed, and may seed to selected crops or grasses. Meadowlands may be retired. planting forest trees is allowed but not rust trees. Fallowing to control weeds is permitted and strict rules govern products from contracted acres.
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Lorain County Agricultral Extension Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Extension Service Office
Avon School Picnic at Cascade Park Elyria
The St Marys school children ended activities with a noon picnic at Cascade Park Elyria hosted by Rev Father Siuber who then supervised races for grades 1 through 8 and awarded prizes. Winners included Margaret Straub Conrad Strand Agnes Smith Raymond Wroblewski Mildred Alten Lawrence Gates Dorothy Kaipper Sullivan Forthofer Joseph Sikora Emma Decham Elyira Baudrexel Gilbert Alten.
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St. Mary's School
Cascade Park
Elyria
Siuber
Darge Bail
Pranut
George N Stuber
Margaret Straub
Conrad Strand
Apgnes Smith
Raymond Wroblewski
Mildred Alten
Lawrence Gates
Dorothy Kaipper
Sullan Forthofer
Margaret Holburn
Robert Shumaker
Clara Plas
Fred Biltz
Joseph Sikora
Emma Decham
Elyira Baudrexel
Gilbert Alten
1 H Club Holds First Meeting of Season
The Eleven Littl Stitchers S H Club met at Mrs Evenson's home to start the season. Martian Devrel was elected president with Shirley Kramer as vice president and June Barr as secretary and treasurer. Florence Her recreation leader, Jean Eaton and Betty Smith named reporters. three new members Relly Smith Eunice and Aities Kramer joined.
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1-H
S-H
Treader
E. T. Evenson
Martian Devrel
Shirley Kramer
June Barr
Florence
Jean Eaton
Betty Smith
Relly Smith
Eunice
Aities Kramer
Avon Lake Commencement May 25 at school auditorium
Avon Lake announces commencement exercises on Thursday evening at the school auditorium. The program includes selections by the school orchestra with Miss Canales of Lorain leading.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake High School Class of 19XX Graduation Prominent
The largest Avon Lake High School class graduates with blue and silver colors and a ladder motto. Highlights include processional, selections by school groups, Miss Sponseller directing, and diplomas presented by Wayne C. Black. May 2 ceremony features georgette McClelland valedictory, honors announcements, and a benediction by RB. Wont. Local notices mention residents and a thought on calendar reform and coal reserves.
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Bb. W. Powell
Miss Sponseller of
Wellington
Georgette McClelland
JL. Oppelt
P. C. Bunn
Lorain
Bays’ Glee Club
Clauss
Alex Wagner
Wayne C. Black
Board of Education
Benediction
Wo Ponth
Avon Lake High School
Srlaal
Forty Years of Visiting Nurse Service Pioneered by Lillian Wald
By Garry C. Myers. A historical overview of the W. Reserve University Cleveland College era and Lillian Wald’s founding of the visiting nurse service. Highlights the Henry Street settlement in New York City, its programs for mothers and children, clubs, classes, clinics, and the spread of public school nurses.
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Seryvice
Lillian D. Wald
Fern
Henry Street
New York City
Miss Wald
Hlent Street
Marlee
Miss Weld
Nur
Murres
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Murbach Coal and Supply Co
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Red River
Michigan
City Produce Commission CO
Fish St. Lorain
Markhaws Gardens
Cleveland Rd
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Earl Ct
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Grafton Rd
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