Agricultural talk at Grange session outlines farm plan
News from Lorain County highlights Lews J. Taber of Ohio addressing the annual Grange session. He advocates six core needs for American agriculture and details eight amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act aimed at boosting farmer income, cooperative development, and soil conservation policy.
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Icramento
Cal
Lews J. Taber
Cotas
Ohio
Anal Grange
América
Emery Rele
Coopera
Fruit Production Rises Despite Fewer Acres in Use
Ohio State University report notes U S fruit output likely to grow in coming years despite a 25 year decline in orchard acreage. Shifts to more suitable regions, improved tree maturity, and new plantings of McIntosh, Delicious, Winesap, Jonathan, Stayman Winesap, and Rome Beauty varieties drive gains.
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United States
Hearimg
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Rome
South
New York State
Middle West
Middle Atlantic
List Of Corn Hybrid Seeds Is Received
A list of corn hybrid seeds available for Ohio farmers has been received at the county agricultural extension office for corn growers. C. J. Hummel, county extension agent, notes only a few hybrids suit Lorain County farms and urges buyers to consult local hybrid corn growers for comparisons. He warns against burying inferior seed and second generation seed, which may yield less than first generation seed.
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Ohio
C. J. Hummel
Lorain County
Hummel
Chrysanthemum Tour Set For Next Week
Lorain and Cuyahoga County flower growers join in the fourth annual Greater Cleveland Chrysanthemum Tour next Wednesday led by G. H. Poeseh. The event showcases local producers and themed exhibits across multiple sites.
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Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Greater Cleveland
State Farm Bureau Convention To Hear Prominent Speakers
Ohio Farm Bureau announces its seventeenth annual convention in Columbus November 21 and 22 with record early registrations. Perry L. Green cites enhanced program attractions and national figures scheduled to speak, including F H Hull L A Williams Edward A O Neal and Lillie J Scott. Ohio leaders Murray D Lincoln and others will also address the gathering.
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Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Perry L. Green
Farm Organization
F. H. Hull
Indiana Fare Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
L. A. Wiliams
Country Life Insurance Association of Nijpois
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Lillie J. Scott
Indiana Farm Bureau
Ohio
Murray D. Lincoln
Cash Income Higher For Ohio Farmers
Ohio farmers saw gross cash income in October rise seven percent from September and 25 percent year over year, reports by F L Morrison of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Total income for the 12 months ending October reached $253.04 million, up from $193.00 million prior period, with meat sales up 43 percent year over year though below the 1924 1928 average. Grain income rose 15 percent from last October, dairy profits showed only small gains as prices edged up, while poultry and eggs enjoyed better prices and income rose 22 percent from a year ago.
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Ohio
F. L. Morrison
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Morison Sars
Turkey Men Get Marketing Reports From Association
Turkey growers will not have to sell turkeys in the dark this rear. A turkey market news service sponsored by the Ohio Turkey Association began this week to inform turkey men of market supplies demand and prices across the state during November and December. Members will report weekly to Ohio State University's poultry department on sales bids received and prices paid. the department will summarize and release the reports over five radio stations during the market news period.
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Ohio Turkey Association
Poultry Department
Ohio State University
Fruit Tree Pruning Demonstrations Set in Lorain County
Two pruning demonstrations for fruit growers will be held next Tuesday in Lorain County. At 1 a.m. at the R. B. Kelner farm in LaGrange and at 2 p.m. at the Reuben Miller farm in Brownhelm. Orchard soil management will also be shown.
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Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
County Agricultural Extension Agens
R. B. Kelner
LaGrange
Reuben Miller
Brownhelm
Ohio State floriculture tour with multiple stops
An Ohio State University floriculture specialist leads a day tour from 9 30 a m to 6 p m. It begins in Shaker Heights Warrensville Macedonia Brecksville Lakewood and Rocky River with two late afternoon stops nearest Lorain County at Asher M Coe gardens Hall and Lorain roads and at Laisy Gardens on Butternut Ridge road.
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Ohio State University
Lorain County
North Olmsted
Asher M. Coe
Armistice Day Legion Dinner Held in Wellington
About 50 World War veterans and guests attended an Armistice dinner in the Congregational dining room hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary. Speakers James Suhr of Cleveland and Irving Ketbie of Avon spoke on Americanism. Horace C. McClarnn received a Past Commanders badge. Gold Star Mother Mrs Lorrie Dir Jam of Oberlin also appeared. A boy’s trio entertained and a quilt prize was awarded. An attendee slipped and broke her left wrist during serving.
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Fete Legignairres
Wellington
Congregational Rec
American ‘Legion Auxiliar
James V. Suhr
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Counts
American Legion Council
Irving Ketbie
Avon
Ohio American Legion
Suhr
Frank Goriz
Horace C. McClarnn
Lorrie Dir Jam
Chiton West
American Legion
Orgason
American Legion Auxiliary
Organson
Harry Sorensen
Howard Hilliker
Harold Jackson
Legionnaires Sane
Harry Lee
Kubic
Miss Gang
James Suhr
Marr Oner
Community news notes from Wellington district social events
A Wellington area roundup recalls a December calendar of club meetings and social gatherings. Highlights include a Christmas bazaar planning session led by Coral Shepard and Bliss Bird. a Gentlemen's Night at the Warner home with guest speaker A. R. Cleveland. a guest Day at the Wellington Sorosis Club with speaker Daisy Warner on historic paintings. and several bridge and dining events. Additional items mention a hospital update for Miss LaDenza Gates after surgery, a Baptist church delegation at Lorain, and an upcoming missionary tea at the Methodist church featuring Mrs Frances McCarter on Women of the Southern Cross Yesterday and Today.
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Wellington Sorosis
Herrick Auditorium
Daisy Warner
Cleveland Museum of Art
A. W. Shields
D. G. Swanger
RH. Branson
C. L. Hill
L. F. BeVier
Baptist Church
Hebron
Ohio corn yield up from 1934 levels in 1935 crop report
The Federal-State Crop and Soil Service reported Ohio’s 1935 corn yield at 3 bushels per acre, below 31.5 bushels in 1934, with total 1935 corn at 131,878,050 bushels. Moisture delays husking. other crops show varied gains and a 1.3 percent rise in expected average yield across all crops.
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Ohio
Hospital News and Social Visits Highlight Weekend
Ville Hospital Cleveland resident spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Barnes. Mr and Mrs Herman Tyson and their son Loraiz visited Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sutliff. A G Fisher plans an indefinite stay with his granddaughter Mrs E K R Yeager. Entre Nous club members were hosted by Mrs Keith Andrews with dessert at 7 30 and an accompanying bridge game.
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Atrs. EL &. Barrick
iMre William Benner
Larence Be
Vier
Mee
Barrick
Emmett Varian
Abbutt House
Avon Lake Council Notes Public Works and Farewell Event
Avon Lake council discussed building a sewerage halt at Stop 52 operated by Paul Maers and referred it to the planning commission. Ordinance No SIS for 1936 was read. The panel approved finances and authorized an agreement for a settling tank on property below the stand surface. The Inwood Beach and park stagnants projects were reviewed with directions to WPA authorities. A farewell gathering honored Miss Christina Hassell of Avon.
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Avon Lake
Jo Kins
Avon Lake Zerage
Stop
Paul Maers
Planning Commisson
Borbhm
Connel
Major House
Bushm
L R. Micchell
Philip la Framboise
Council
Lamnéon
WPA
Inwood
Conneil
Marshal Arnold
Clere
G. J. King
Inwood Beach
Pittsburgh Stay At Indefinite Time Mentioned
The text notes Pittsburgh as a place she expects to remain for an unspecified period. It mentions Refreshness were served and Mrs E J Nussdorfer visiting Cleveland on Monday. Mr and Mrs Joe Schneider with family attended Sunday evening at the home of her brother Louks Weber in Ridgeville. A peculiar African custom among the Wambukz is described involving women thrusting blades of straw through holes in the upper lip.
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Atty. R. L. Walden
Keith Andrews
L. G Bradstock
Pittsburgh
E. J. Nussdorfer
Cleveland
Joe Schneider
Louks Weber
Ridgeville
Africa
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