Potomac Grange No 1 Draws National Leaders in DC
Lorain County Farms section highlights Potomac Grange No 1 at the National Capital with members from Congress, the Tariff Commission, Farm Credit and other top federal posts. The active unit, led by Pyke Johnson, draws attendance from many states and features spouses among its officers and participants.
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United States
Potomac Grange
National Capital
Congress
Order
United States Senate
House of Representatives
E. B. Brossard
Utah
Charles W. Holman
National Milk Producers’ Federation
Reuick W. Dunlap
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Henry C. Taylor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Lloyd S. Tenny
International Institute of
Pyke Johnson
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Posson
Washington Dairy Council
A. M. Loomis
National Dairy Union
Grange
Washington
First Clothing Projects To Start November 16 In Lorain County
Lorain County farm women will begin major winter projects with a November 16 visit by Ohio State University clothing specialist Miss Eunice Teal. She will outline stain removal and kit assembly, then hand leadership to Miss Alice Bird. A December 7 follow up will launch a cleaning and pressing project.
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Lorain County
Teal
Alice Bird
Alma Garvin
Ohio State University
Wellington
Ely Tia
Miss Bird
Progress Toward Farm Adjustment The Corn Hog Plan
The corn hog adjustment program launched October 17 by Secretary Wallace would pay 39 cents per bushel for corn and $5 per hog head. Farms with 20 percent acreage reduction and 25 percent cut in hogs may receive upfront and conditional payments totaling per acre and per head, with most funds following contract fulfillment and August 1 evidence. An option exists to exceed the 20 percent reduction.
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Wallace
Club Winners To Meet At Chicago For Competition
CHICAGO November 1 Farm youths about 1200 from 44 states travel to Chicago to take part in the National 4-H Club Congress at the International Livestock Exposition. The 12th annual congress coincides with the Chicago Stock Show celebrating its 34th anniversary. Delegates represent champions among a million farm youngsters enrolled in 4-H projects to excel in exhibits from baby beef to girls cooking and home decoration. Exposition management expects a record junior livestock feeding contest. Many exhibitors have won prizes at state and county fairs. Processing taxes on corn and hogs will fund payments, with hog taxes starting at 50 cents a hundredweight and rising to $2 by February 1934, and corn taxes beginning with the marketing year. The 10-state concentration includes Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin.
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Chicago
T Exposition Manarement
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Shiners
Missouri
Araska
Iowa
Soh
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Huge Drop in Exports Reported by Ohio State
The department of rural economics at Ohio State University notes exports for the fiscal year ended June 30 fell to under half the prewar level. Pork and lard exports hit historic lows since 60 and 18 years respectively, while wheat and fruit volumes also declined though fruit remained relatively strong. Tobacco exports matched prewar levels despite a one-fourth drop from 1926–30.
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Department of
Akron Holstein sets major Ohio dairy record
A top Holstein cow named F Burke, owned by H Akron, produced 977.9 pounds of fat and 30,509.2 pounds of milk in a year. Bred by Wauseon firm W. L. Biddie & Son, Fultona Bess Burke is the highest record daughter of Marathon Burke with 116.3 pounds fat and 22,061.7 pounds milk as an eight year old. The cow weighed about 13,800 pounds and yielded 100 pounds of milk daily for two months while fed 17 to 27 pounds grain daily plus silage beet pulp and pasture for 135 days.
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Ohio
Burke
Akron
Jesian Association
W. L. Biddie & Son
Wauseon
Fultona Bess Burke
Marathon Burke
Fultona Ormsby Mata
Pride of the Ormsbys
County Home Rule Amendment debates in Ohio voters face choices
A long contested ballot section seeks to overhaul county and township government in Ohio via an initiative. It would let counties draft their own plans, possibly transferring powers from towns and townships, with a charter commission to guide the process. Opponents warn of loss of local identity and increased taxes. The measure also includes a separate old age pension proposal with supporters urging passage and opponents warning of higher taxes.
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Ohio
Ives
Roosevelt
DLESS
Newton D. Baker
Union Trust
Cleveland
N. M. Stanley
Radcliffe Rd
Dayton
Charles P. Taft
Dixie Terminal
Dixie Terminal Bldg
Cincinnati
W. O. Thompson
Woodland Ave
Columbus
General Assembly
Sucit
United States
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Nebraska
Minnesota
Maine
New Hampshire
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Matthew L. Brown
Ohio Fraternal Order of Eagles
Springfield
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Dorothy K. Minster
Tusculum Heights
Red Cross
Montana
Spencer Baptist Meetings and Local Socials in Spencer Ohio
Large turnout from Spencer Baptist church for Independent Baptists of Ohio in Portsmouth. Community notes itemize moves, repairs, illnesses, social events, and visits. C H Davis of Elyria rents Otto Kuepfer residence as Mfg Co. planning relocation. Men’s Brotherhood event features Dr. Brown of Broadway, Cleveland.
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Stroup
Stoud
Pythisn
Leo McCourt
McCourt
Charlie Walters
Pythian Sisters
L. J. Quade
M. E
Jay Palmer
Wellington
Dewey Rook
Sullivan
C. H. Davis
Elyria
Spencer Mfg. Co
Otto Kuepfer
South Main St
Men's Brotherhood
Dr. Brown
Broadway
Cleveland
M. FE. Church
Royal Havana romance fuels jewel quest and escape plan
In Havana Count Cario, a sophisticated nobleman, woos Marion and promises help tracing lost bracelets worth $10,905 as they plot her departure for Spain. He proposes private detectives, financial backing, and secrecy to avoid publicity while they navigate danger and growing attraction. The pair discuss paying $500 for recovery work and arrange payment by check. Continue reading.
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Marion
Spain
Mother Dunbar
Havana
Tropica
Cheash
Forsser
Vazeua
Stuart
Count Cario
Relanzhel
Grea
Secret Service
Nobieman
Real Estate Transfers In Elyria and Avon Lake Deeds Recorded
Ada Braund and heirs receive two thirds interest in Belmar Beach Subdivision sublot 3 Avon Lake Rose and John Kovacs transfer two lots on Woodford Avenue Elyria and one fourth acre in William Turner Subdivision Elyria Sheriff's deed to Prudential Insurance Company of America for Second Street Elyria John Beschta transfers half interest in Oakland Addition Lorain to Johannes Boehsta Fred C Brown transfers half interest in Princeton Avenue Elyria
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Ada A. Braund
Evrold J. Braund
Roy T. Braund
Earl J. Braund
Belmar Beach
Avon Lake
Rose
John Kovacs
John Kovacs, Jr
Woodford Avenue
Elyria
Wiliam Turner
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Second Street
John Beschta
Johannes Boehsta
Oakland Addition
Lorain
Fred C. Brown
Wilma Lb. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Oberlin Road Surprise Party Celebrates Seventieth Birthday
On November 1 at the home of Mrs. Raymond Reisinger in New Oberlin, Mrs. J R Worcester was surprised for her seventieth birthday. Family from Ohio towns attended. Philip Worcester was absent in Florida. A turkey dinner followed and gifts and flowers were exchanged.
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Oberlin Road
J. R
Worcester
Raymond Rels- Inger
New Oberlin
Ciildren
Philip
Hyves
Florida
Clarence Foster
East Carlisle Dramatic Club
Lyceum
Gar McRoberts
George and
Dean
Edward McRoberta
Cleveland
Edward Dean McRoberts
E. Long
Pauline Long
West Ridge
John Kern
John Clark
Raymond Reisinger
J. R. Worcester
IC. N. Williams
Robert Beynard
Shelby
Mansfield
Mrs Delia Smith Sharp Dies in North Baltimore
Mrs Delia Smith Sharp wife of John Sharp and mother of Grace Sharp died Monday after living in Spencer City and later moving to North Baltimore Ohio funeral services conducted at the grave by Rev L J Quade with Edward P Kleve in charge Burial in North Baltimore followed by M E church services Relatives and friends from Cleveland Toledo Detroit Bucyrus West Salem and Spencer attended the services at the grave
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Sharp
Delia Smith Sharp
Basil Smith
John Sharp
Baltimore
Ohio
Grace Sharp
Harold
Floyde Sharp
Chicago
Ethel Richie
Detroit
Lillian Fishack
Toledo
Joseph Smith
Bucyrus
Cleveland
Bucryrus
West Salem
Spencer
M. E. Church
North Baltimore
Olive Tablets Offer Health Boost Promises
Calomel substitutes, Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, claim to cleanse bowels and stimulate liver function. The ad asserts tiredness, bad breath, pimples, and dull complexion improve with nightly use. Sold in 15c and 60c sizes by druggists, noted by olive color packaging.
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Saliow
Dr. Edwards
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de Wessington
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Joe R. Thomas
Ohio Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
Hayesville
Dale Wolf
Ohio Home Rule League
Norwood
S. A. Decker
Barberton
Joseph H. Dowling
Darton
Holfa Halt
Walter F. Kirk, A. F. Moon, Warren F. Perry
Cal Ove Wager
Ty Colna Roth Webster
Roy
Walt
M. E. Division
Bridge Club
Charles Walters
Howard Allison
Waldo Biddingger
Ady
Keyes
West Ave
Stanley Keyes
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