Timothy tests to be studied at Ridgeville farms
Lorain County farmers gather at Ridgeville on June 13 to inspect Timothy trials under the Interstate Department of Agriculture and Ohio State University, featuring Timothy hay and alfalfa mixtures. Demonstrations cover drought tolerance, yields, and the benefits of Timothy in mixed stands at the 660 acre breeding barn.
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Timothy
Ridgeville
Ohio
Beeching Farm
Itidge
Ville
Cope Feu
Alfalfa Valuable in Mixed Seeding
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station researchers highlight alfalfa’s broad value in mixed seedings including red clover timothy and alfalfa. They note gradual integration aids regions where alfalfa is not common and report successful on farm mixes with red clover timothy and alfalfa plus other grasses.
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C J. Willard
Ohio Agricultural Expartment Station
Alata
Sudan Grass Growing In Popularity
Sudan grass, a sorghum relative, gains use in emergencies to provide hay when meadows fail. Planters led by LE Diabher, agronomist at the Ohio Experiment Station, outline sowing timing, seedbed prep, and seeding rates for pasture or hay. Yields vary by soil and season, with 2 to 2.5 tons per acre common. frost ends the pasture. Frosted Sudan grass can be poisonous to cattle or sheep if mixed with other plants.
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LE. Diabher
Ohio Experiment Station
Mbio
Sudan
REPORT REVEALS WHEAT CONTROL TO 16 PROBLEM
The world wheat situation remains weak as the federal adjustment program faces limited exports. Lorain County Wheat Production Control Association notes 1933-34 exports forecast at 40 to 47 million bushels versus 165 million average. Carryover is projected around 250 to 255 million, about three times normal, with 1934 spring wheat acreage yielding about 700 million bushels. Despite large plantings, bread and cereal demand may not rise.
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Lorain County Wheat Production Control Association
Tnis County
Need For Range Rotation Cited In Poultry Health
New evidence from Ohio State University extension specialist P B Zum bro and several experiment station workers links range rotation to controlling poultry pests. Findings show nematode eggs and coccidiosis organisms survive in soil for weeks to months, with eggs resistant to heat and soil conditions. Rotation, delayed turnout after infestation, and careful range reuse are advised to prevent disease spread to mature flocks.
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P. B. Zumbro
Ohio State University
Fie
Connecticut
Bulletin Issued On Codling Moth
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service issues Codling Moth and Its Control to aid fruit growers combat moth menace. Bulletin notes two to three annual generations in Ohio, with daily egg hatch in heavy populations from June to September. Recommends calyx cup arsenate spray lead and 3–5 cover sprays, plus sanitation and removal of wormy fruit. Free pamphlet via county agents.
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Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Lawrence County
Lake Erie
T. H. Parks
C. R. Cutright
Ohio
Cmary
Helen Wills Moody rose from pigtails to tennis queen
In 1919 a young California girl named Helen Wills wowed tennis circles. Nicknamed Helen Pigtails for her hair and later Miss Poker Face for her calm under fire, she won the girls national crown twice and reached the 1921 national women’s tournament, then the world champion. She later married Frederick S Moody and became Helen Wills Moody.
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California
Ike
Helen Wills
Helen
Helen Puiptails
Helen Wills Moody
Frederick S. Moods
Avon Attended 8.5 Convention at Vincent Ohio May 29
Attendees listed from Avon include Grace Cahoon Moser Marjorie Mitchell Richard Wilford and many others. Music for sessions credited to Clarksdale Wilford and Marjorie Reisinger William Chester. The convention drew lively attendance and interest.
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Avon
U. S
Vincent
Grace Cahoon
Moser
Marjorie Mitchell
Richard Wilford
Ashburn
Alwyn Ashburn
Eugene Hubbard
Clara DeRussey
Ben Walker
George Jenkins
Mary. Grace
Irene Gough
Charles Wilford
Alfred Walker
Clarksdale Wilford
Marjory Reisinger
William
Russell Chester
New London Rehires TTAC Pers
New London Board of Education tendered contracts to the full teaching staff for next year led by Ira L Landes. Seventeen instructors including principal Edw C Rasmusen and coaches Paul H Snyder Elmer Crabbe receive offers. list covers drama English music Latin Spanish and more. Also notes the marriage of Marcie Matthy to Francia J Guion and travel by A B War Jr and Prof A B Hart Sr.
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Ttacpers
New London
New London Board of Education
Ira L. Landes
Landes
Edw. C. Rasmusden
Paul H. Snyder
Elmer Crabbe
Marjorie Peck
Zuma Herstand
Winifred Upton
Savile Ryboli
Mary Leininger
Iris Beatty
Theodore Walter
Maitan White
Louise Cole
Dorothy Nelson
Sudie¢ Burke
Nellie Robinson
Paul Richards
Eaton Birds Eaton May Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs Howard from Lakeword were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Irving Mohler Mr and Mrs Edward Landon Sr and Roy Lester and Ma and Mrs ending in incomplete names.
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Birds Eaton
Howard DD
Lakeword
Irving Mohler
Edward Landon
Roy Lester
Memorial Day Service Led by American Legion in Amherst
Memorial Day observance in South Amherst led by American Legion Post No. 197 includes the village judges and groups marching from the town hall to the cemetery for graveside rites and a short speeches program. Legion Auxiliary decorates monument upon return as a Sneaver band provides music. Community urged to attend for a larger celebration.
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South Amherst
American Legion Post No. 197
Legion Auxiliary
Sneaver
South Aiherst
Vermilion couple to start life in Gleason Duplex
Crumb of Vermilion plans to live in a newly furnished apartment in the Gleason Duplex on East Main Street. Society to meet Mrs N G Townsend will entertain the Ladies Dime Society in the Congregational Church parlor Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is desired. Flys worth 25 cents a quart on Fridays. City offers a low flys caught with di l course bounds, started by the Ladies Club. The offer runs until June 15 delivery Fridays between 1 and .
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Crumb
Vermilion
Gleason Duplex
East Main Street
Mra. N
Nephe
Utah
Ladtea’ “ Club
Cate
Notice for Firemen and Parade Helpers
All volunteer firemen are asked to attend at the town hall Wednesday at 9:00 AM. A large turnout is desired for the Memorial Day activities. School children marching in the parade are also asked to be at the town hall Wednesday at 9:90 AM.
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Town Hall
Drought Sows Grass Mix On Idaho Lands
Idaho authorities announce reseeding efforts after widespread burnouts. Resistant grass wheat grass will be sown across acres of burned lands to stabilize soil and restore cover, using a blend of grasses and forage varieties.
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Resistaboise
Idaho
Cuba
Atate
Ata
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