National Whirligig reports near registration clash in utilities
Washington hears public utility leaders clash as registration of holding companies nears. Wilkie and Harriman urge cooperation while UGS leaders oppose compromise. The Old Guard dominates, with a looming mass action on December 1 and penalties for near registration. Berlin and Rome dynamics are noted, plus legal and antitrust tensions surrounding New Deal policies.
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Washington
Wendell Wilkie
Commonwealth & Southern
Henry F. Harriman
New England
U.G. S
Philadelphia
Robert McCarter
New Jersey
Philip H. Gedsder
John E. Zimmerman
John W. Davis
U. S. Vers
Old Guard
Ethics Committee
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Caticura Talesm Goling Refreshing Medicated Talcam
Caticura Talesm Goling offers medicated talcam scented with frascent and balsamic oils. After bath or as a finishing touch it refreshes and comforts the skin, instantly soothing and protecting against irritation. Price 250.
Kipton Men’s Meeting and Community Notices in Kipton
A fragment from Kipton local news covers the Kipton Men’s Meeting at Cal-Baptist Tabernacle in San ay with Rev. Thomas Short and others attending. Announced birth of two babies to Robert Bradier. Weekly cottage prayer meetings listed with times and hosts. Juniors and freshmen held a Hallo m2 party at the school. magazine contest and costume prizes noted. Several class and school events described, plus family and visiting guests from nearby towns.
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Kiptor
Cal- Baptist Tabernacle
Sanay
Thomas Short
Ervin Ben Starker
Ed Augliffe
Ve Searles
Waite
M. E. Perkins
Ah and
Tose
Morgan
Betty Whitner
Krutson
Losses from cultivated soils noted in Lorain County farming report
Lorain County agricultural notes discuss soil erosion on cultivated lands, noting runoff losses and upper subsoil exposure on sloping plots. The report cites long term experiments started in 1394, with evidence of soil loss on eroded areas yet continued grain and hay production, aided by tractors and combines. Local meetings and school events accompany the agricultural updates.
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W. Correr
Sci
Lake Avenue Church Notes Services and Sunday Schedule
Lake Avenue community church held Sunday services led by Reverend Peck with Sunday school at 9 29 and worship at 10 45 in the school auditorium. Everyone welcome. Neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs Harold Starkey’s home Saturday evening for five hundred with three tables and hostess refreshments. Mrs R H Miller extended an invitation.
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Ois Jabbureb
Associa— Avenue
Tezmar
Atds and Friends
William Miller
Smith
Pomona Sg
Columbia
Charles Leonard
Ethel Miezzer
Sullivan
Lake Avenue
Harold Starkey
R. H. Miller
REPORT ON CROSS-BREEDING RATTLESNAKES NEAR TONOPAH
A new report from Rochester details cross breeding between bull snakes and rattlesnakes in a local region. Jim Tait reports two species mating, challenging views on their separation and suggesting possible hybrid offspring in the area.
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Tonopah
Enem
Jim Tait
Rochester
Vaccination for Fowl Pox Suggested by Officials
COLEMBES QO Nov 5 Poultrymen urged vaccination to prevent fowl pox in flocks. Ferguson noted vaccines protect uninfected birds but do not cure, urging immediate action on appearance of disease. Fowl pox has three forms, with scabs on combs and wattles, eye infections, and mouth throat lesions described.
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Colembes
Poulean
Peiltryman
Ferguson
Teesd
Suggestions On Storing Grapes For Long Freshness
Leon Havis of the Ohio Experiment Station offers storage tips for grapes. A temperature around 35 to 37 degrees F with good air circulation helps prevent shriveling. Store mature firm fruit in clean shadow crates or trays and ventilate thoroughly to avoid cracking bruising or shattering.
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Leon Havis
Coi
Department of Her
Acawam
Lindley. Com
Dela
Machinery Map Shows U S Farm Improvements Over Time
The agricultural map illustrates how farm machinery has evolved, highlighting improved implements and the shift in wheat lands from unprofitable to more productive over the last fifty six years, per the Bureau of Agricultural Engineering at the USDA.
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Hyde
Washington
WPA- Ers
WPA
McCar
Bell
White House
Peter Grimmie
Pudc
United States
Sears
Bureau of Agricultural Engineerings
United States Department of Agriculture
Barrel Storage Of Vegetables Popular
Barrels and boxes filled with vegetables such as apples root crops potatoes and even cabbage are buried in the ground with the exposed part covered by straw and soil. Stored crops are kept until cold weather near freezing then lifted or left in place as frost danger grows.
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Department States
Ohio
Oho
Lorain County Herd Improvement Report Highlights Milk Totals
In Lorain County 36 herds reported 561 cows, 510 milking, with the Hawke herd averaging 34 pounds of milk and 37 pounds of butterfat per cow. Ford herd produced over 15 cows, averaging 177 pounds of milk and 36.2 pounds butterfat. Top individual milker cows included two from C. D. Lehman and Son at 1,947 and 1,900 pounds. one tied for top butterfat with 77.8 pounds. Seabold’s grade cow led butterfat at six percent. several herds listed detailed milk and butterfat totals for leading cows and owners.
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C. D. Lehman and Son
John E. Carlson
Denham Brothers
J. E. Ford
W. Arethur Hawke
J. C. Aldrich
Otis Lyndes
Frank Crawford
Ford
E. Ford
Carl L. Seabold
Seabold
Herd Association Report Highlights Milk and Butterfat Averages
The township herd report shows an average of 1.211 pounds of milk and 44 pounds of butterfat per cow for the month from seven milking cows. Ben G. Burge’s mixed herd tops with 501 pounds of milk and 315 pounds of butterfat per cow, from a 26 cow herd. Records list top producers among 291 milking cows, including Glenn I Hobbs and Ed W Stang with several high- yield figures, and butterfat leaders led by Greene, Burse, and Ringler among others.
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Ben G. Burge
Brighton
W. Stang
G. Clement Greene
Glenn I. Hobbs
AC. Cawrse
Neva Ringler
Carlos Surder
Neva Ringle
Clement Greene
FL. OW
Snyder and Son
Ltang
Burse
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Schiroll Coal
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