Market recap from Cleveland livestock and produce report
Cleveland market notes show steady pork and live poultry with varied prices for eggs and heavier hens. Live poultry and turkey figures are listed with weights and grades, alongside regional beef and hog figures and Idaho and Maine price references.
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Cleveland Prodl Ck
Geese Aradhemis Lee
Berra
Idaho
Maine
Neeer Mountain
Ohie
Idah
Bakers
Fall Forum Offers Two Speakers at First Church
Oberlin Ohio reports the Weekly Fall Forum at James Brand House promises two talks on youth and society. Dan C Kinsey of the YMCA speaks on Youth's Interest in Social Agencies while Virginia Deringer of the Women’s League discusses Secret Evils as Affecting Youth.
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Joseph L. Michelic
Theological Seminary
Industri
Two Local Bond Issues Approved In Local Election
Local voters approved two bond measures by large margins. About 1609 favored the 11,000 dollar fire engine and equipment bond while 259 opposed. For the 2008 street lighting bond, 1306 voted yes and 309 opposed.
Nineteenth Century Art Talk At Mrs MachLauri Home
A guest meeting on art was held yesterday at East Cotles street home of Mrs J D MachLauri with sixty five attendees. Professor James H Hall of the Conservatory of Music spoke on Approa ch to Art. Edith Lyman a Conservatory senior played violin solos with Miss Collins on piano. Refreshments were served by Mrs Durand Mrs Bert Davis and Mrs MecLaurr.
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Cin
J. D. MachLauri
East Cotles
James H. Hall
The
Conservatory of Music
Edith Lyman
Conservatory
Collins
Durand
Bert Davis
MecLaurr
Women speakers discuss Bourbon Restoration at History Department meetings
The history department of the Woman’s subunit held meetings at Mrs Sim Guide and Miss Morris Wood Place. Mrs Cancer, Rev Van der Mis, and others attended. Visitors include Miss Helen Van, Miss Enola Wooster, and Mr and Mrs Sincer, with several traveling from New York City and Chicago.
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F. B. Er
Womes
Sim
Helen van Cf
Ras Rety
X. van Dermis
Elks Order Meeting Discusses New Hall and Amateurs
Jr Order U A M and Elrama Council No 208 held a large meeting with attendance up, noting the new hall at Broadway and 25th in Cleveland. The degree team led by James Wells put on the first degree for several candidates as Brooklyn council sent delegates. Officials reported amateur show applications rising and urged more to join. District initiation in Painesville on December 12 was announced and a late hour adjournment followed a served lunch.
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Elrma Council No. 208
American Mechanics
A. Hopkins
Charles Scheibel
Brooklyn Council
Elsha Brothers
Esuig F. B. Wells
Painesville
2Il
Motoring arrests logged on Purdue Avenue and West Street
Police report two motorists face reckless driving charges. Edward Kelley of 598 Lake Avenue was fined $2 and costs after driving on West Street Sunday. Another driver, Lasky of West Street, owes $15 and must appear tomorrow before a magistrate on the same charge.
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Stites
Purdue Avenue
Me A
Baird
Edward Kelley
Lake Avenue
Lasky
West Ce
Collision Damages Report From Local Roads
A rough collision injures several people including Olive Pearsell and Sam La Crose at Mendelcourt, with others such as Sylvester Boon noted for recent squirrel incidents. An investigation notes a long newspaper voice with unclear ages and places. A separate item mentions a Cal Cruzar proprietor defending a camping setup outside his porch as part of a local tale.
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Tars Asven
Olive Pearsell
X- Pols
Sam la Crose
Mendelcourt
Ohio Farm Crops Better Than In Many Sections
Ohio farm crops show stronger yields than in many states with rains and favorable weather aiding corn. Ohio corn will total nearly 117 million bushels, about 10 percent below the 1928-32 average but above this year’s. Soybeans rise to near record levels, oats and barley decline, and beets yield well despite fewer acres. Ohio leads in soybean production with growing use in oil, livestock feed, and industrial uses amid shifts from oats to soybeans.
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Columbus. O
United States
Ohio
Buckere
Gur W. Miller
Ohio State University
Bilion Bashels
Chicago
Dean Cunningham
Factory Market For Farm Crops Studied
Columbus reports that limited stomach capacity and shifts in consumer appetite push farmers toward selling crops to manufacturers. Dean J F Cunningham of Ohio State University notes that industrial research explores farm crop use, with soybeans highlighted as a prime example of a crop redirected from food to raw industrial material. About 600000 farmers planted soybeans this year.
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Columbus. O
J. F. Cunningham
Ohio State University
Cunningham
Ohio State
United States
State Grows Trees For Ohio Planting
Ohio nursery at Marietta and Wooster ready to take orders from landowners for spring planting. Youngstown city planted 7.7 million trees in 1936 for watershed water supply. farmers planted 1.36 million in 1856. Hardwoods favored on fertile soils. evergreens on poorer soils. Planting specs include six feet between hardwoods, five feet for evergreens, and 1,000 hardwood or 1,700 evergreens per acre. Windbreaks and row spacing advised. stock trees staged to prevent gaps.
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State Forest
Marietta
Wocoster
Ohio
F. W W. Dean
Ohio State University
Youngstown
Marietta Nursery
Wooster Nursery
Dean
Fertilizer Pays Big Dividends Reported in Ohio
Ohio farmers are urged to adopt pasture improvement practices as fertilizer dividends grow. G. V. Clum invites interested growers in Columbus and nearby areas to learn more about the proven returns and benefits.
Thornville farmer touts pasture fertilization gains and erosion control
Thornville farmer Mr. Clum follows D R Dodd Ohio State University advice to fertilize pastures eroding soil. Four years into the program, pastures show 50 to 100 percent gains in carrying capacity with better quality grass and earlier lambing, while avoiding grain feeding. Grass also helps prevent soil washing and anchors topsoil.
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Thornville
Clum
D. R. Dodd
Ohio State University
Rim
Chim
Evergreen leaves turn brown as in other plants
Ohio gardener Victor Ries notes evergreens shed brown or old foliage like deciduous trees. If remaining needles are green and normal, no danger to the tree exists. Severe cases from spider mites need early spring fertilizer. control by weather and watering is key for recovery.
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Columbus. O
Victor H. Ries
Ohio
Honey Abundant In Ohio With Seasonal Boost
Ohio beekeepers report a plentiful honey harvest this summer due to favorable weather. Nutrition experts at Ohio State University note honey as a simple sugar rich food suitable as a sugar substitute in milk for babies, while highlighting its minerals and lack of vitamins. Flavor varies with nectar sources such as white clover or buckwheat, and honey is sold in combs or extracted. Store honey in a dry place to prevent moisture absorption.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Farmers to Attend California Meeting for Farm Bureau
Delegates from Ohio and nearby states join the American Farm Bureau Federation in Pasadena for the national convention the first on the Pacific Coast. Perry L Green president of the Ohio Farm Bureau notes dates December 9 to 11 with an all expense paid special train from Farn Arrean and a western return trip. The Associated Women of the federation hold annual meetings during the event.
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Pasadena
Fon
Perry L Green
Ohio Farm Bureau
Pac
State Farm Bei Yeaus
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Club For Skilled Drivers Promoted Statewide Safety Drive
Harry Ponting of the Farm Bureau announces a statewide program forming a network of skilled driver clubs in Champaign and other counties. Membership requires passing a driver exam and showing interest in traffic safety education and demonstrations as part of ongoing Farm Bureau educational efforts.
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Onin Farm Bureau
Columbus
Champaign
Emniy
Harry Ponting
Wureau
Outey
Izaion
Arzan
Pagrious
Tarm Bureau
Farm Bureau Plans Membership Drive
Washington report from the Ohio Farm Bureau outlines enrollment efforts across counties. Special meetings are organized in each county to boost membership as the organization promotes agricultural cooperation and farm advocacy statewide.
Fir Tree Bears Fruit From Aiston Garden
A fir tree planted by Ars Aiston of Avondale suburb in Cincinnati grew this summer and produced fruit.
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Cincinnati. O
Ars. A. Aiston
Avondale
Death Record of John Stevenson in Brownhelm
John Stevenson 61 died at 7:00 p m yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nichol in Brownhelm after a lingering illness. He was born in Brownhelm and lived there all his life. He is survived by his widow one son Sterling of Arcanum Ohio one daughter Mrs Clara Blackburn of Anderson Indiana one brother Bert of Lorain and one sister Mrs Charles Bilker of Cleveland. Funeral services will be conducted from the Nichol home at 7:00 p m Friday with Rev Charles Bilkey officiating. Burial will be in Brownhelm Cemetery.
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Amherst
John Iark Steveson
Andrew Nichol
Brownhelm
Sterling
Arcanum
Ohio
Clara Blackburn
Anderson
Indiana
Bert
Lorain
Charles Bilker
Cleveland
Nichol
Charles Bilkey
Brownhelm Cemetery
Mrs. Rachel H. Thrall, Widow of F. C. Farah, Dies in Newtonville
Mrs. Rachel H. Thrall widow of Frederick C. Farah died at her Newtonville home on Sunday November first. Burial will be in Herroir Michigan. The Thralls moved to Elyria from Detroit years ago. Mr. Thrall worked with Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. for several years. A daughter Miss Barbara Thrall survives.
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Rachel H. Thrall
Frederick C. Farah
Newtonville
Massachusetts
Herroir
Michigan
Thrall
Elyria
Detroit
Mr. Thrall
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Barbara Thrall
Widow Amelia Youngeberg dies. longtime Elyria resident
Mrs. Amelia A. Youngeberg widow of Gustave Youngeberg died suddenly at her daughter Louise Norsworth’s home 426 Lorain Boulevard. Born in Germany February 4, 1863 she lived 22 years in Elyria after farm life in Carlisle Township 25 years. She was a St John's Lutheran member and Ladies Aid. Surviving ten children including William and Albert. service details pending.
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Amelia A. Youngeberg
Gustave Youngeberg
Louise Norsweorthr
Lorain Boulevard
Youngeberg
Germany
Elvria
Elyria
Carlisle Township
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Market Report Dairy Cattle Sheep and Hogs Steady
Market notes show steady demand across cattle sheep and hogs with varying prices. Choice steers and heifers near midweek quotes. cows and bulls mixed with range about 7 to 8 dollars per cwt for steers, lighter bids for common stock. Sheep and lambs remain active with prices around 8 to 9 dollars for wethers and ewes. Poultry and other farm items appear in smaller volumes with modest movement.
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Eve and Ateady
Prices and goods listed in local market and funeral notice
The page lists wheat prices and assorted groceries including apples cabbage cauliflower and lettuce with figures for baskets and sacks. Curtis Funeral Home announces arrangements to be released tomorrow.
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Pascal
Escarole
Perth
Curtis Funeral Home
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