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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1923
Page
7
The Farm Bureau plans its yearly program of work during winter months for the following year. A program committee of five to ten members, including men and women, meets to decide the agenda.
Township meetings with the county agent shaped Farm Bureau plans for the year. Major projects include Livestock Improvement, Soils and Crops, Marketing Work, and 4 H clubs. Activities cover feeding schools, purebred headstock, cow testing, and a new Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication League.
An advertised remedy claims to stop colds that develop into pneumonia by soothing inflamed membranes and healing throat and lung troubles. The emulsified preparation, Creos Hillision, is touted as a two fold action with ingredients including creosote and other healing elements designed to calm irritation and speed recovery, with a money back guarantee.
The State association supports Thea Market Gardeners creating a growers market in Cleveland to sell their products. The Milk Association, reorganized, gains aid from the Farm Bureau for the district. Livestock men market through a farmer-owned firm in Cleveland, organized by the Bureau. Additional feed fertilizer and coal shipments benefit bureau members.
Youth clubs across the county expand with five Calt clubs totaling about 50 members, three Pig clubs with 25, two Poultry clubs at 20, four Clothing clubs with 70, one Food club of five, and two Gardening clubs with 10. Most clubs entered local fairs and earned several prizes.
For the efforts of the boys and sirm of the county a large number ter were sent to the State sale when their expenses were paid in.
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