Rain Lifts Ohio Crops Falling Drought Cooled By October Falls
The October rain improved Ohio crops after a broad drought. Wheat pastures and oats benefited most, with corn projected at 125.67 million bushels and 35.5 bushels per acre. Potatoes, grapes, apples, pears, and clover show varied yields, with fruit generally below average. Timothy seed and clover yields are near average or slightly above in parts.
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Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Foreign Tariffs Cut Wheat Sales
Ohio State University economist C R Arnold notes trade restrictions by wheat importing countries depress prices and spur home production. He cites Berlin at 1.82 dollars a bushel Paris at 1.15 Milan at 1.50, and argues U S wheat output this year remained well below average despite price declines.
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C. RR. Arnold
Ohio State University
Berlin
Germany
Paris
Milan
Italy
Arnold
United States
Oppose Putting Forests Under Interior Dept
The National Grange and the American Forestry Association demand a hearing with budget director J C Roop on federal reorganizations. They oppose transferring forests from Agriculture to Interior, while favoring keeping reclamation under Agriculture to boost arid land production and agricultural surplus. Congress previously authorized president to coordinate agencies, subject to approval.
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National Grange
American Forestry Association
J. C. Roop
Grange
Department of Agriculture
Department of Interior
Congress
Grange reports big gains in membership and units
The National Grange reports record growth in the twelve months ending October 1, with 407 subordinate Granges 137 juveniles and 32 Pomonas organized. North Carolina leads with 144 new subordinates as other states like South Carolina California Idaho and Ohio also show strong organization. Financials and local units are in excellent condition with many initiations this fall.
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United States
National Grange
Grafton Briefs Collect Family Visits and Local Events
GRAFTON Nov. 14 report of local social visits includes Chester Jackson and family guests of the Pfeiffers, Henry Pfeiffer and Marion Pfeiffer with dinner and dance at Belden, plus numerous calls from Ridgeville, Amherst, Cleveland, and Bay Village residents.
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Grafton
Chester Jackson
Highs
A. B. Pfeiffer
Henry Pfeiffer
Litchfield
Marion Pfeiffer
Penfield
Pfeiffer
Clarence Behner
Berea
Virgil Kline
Belden
Frank Kohout
Kingsley’s Corners
Cleveland
William Kreuger
Ridgeville
J. D. Obitts
William Schulz
Amherst
J. H. Hosler
Ed. Byers
Charles Simon
Ed Whitcomb
Lewis Fisher
Kenyon Chamberlain
Bay Village
W. P. Chamberlain
J.D
T. B. Haley
Kenton
F. E. Schriver
The
Baptist Church
Elyria
Virgil Kilne
Kenneth
Emily Coleman
Alta Johnson
Emily Tran
Orville Sprague
LaGrange
Estella Aldrich
Oberlin Social Notes Include Visits and Grange News
Oberlin and area residents share visits from relatives and friends in Lindsey Elyria and Cleveland. Oberlin Orange No 1002 holds bi monthly meeting with dinner receipts adding to treasury and planning home talent plays for East Oberlin and Pittsfield churches.
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Oberlin, Mov
Oberlin Orange No. 1002
Pomona Grange
East Oberlin Community
Pittsfield
Grange
Ernest Parke
Edward Schramm
Clayton Peabonry
C. C. Lawson
John Davidson
Francis Emmerich
Edward Witbeck
Grafton Grange
Life Insurance
Election Board of Russia Township
Ad- Township Precinct
Grange Hall
Oberlin Granges
Henrietta Grange
Alm
Anniversary Dinner and Bridge Club Social in Oberlin
Mr and Mrs Charles Gibson celebrate their thirty eighth wedding anniversary with Sunday dinner invites extended to Mr and Mrs Edward Berg Mr and Mrs John Emmerich and Mr and Mrs Michael Smith. Dan Dudley family visited Cleveland relatives. Margery Foreman from Oberlin called on Eleonor Gillis. Bridge group hosted by Rene Stang with Kreuger Schramm and Ward. high score earned by Mr and Mrs Kreuger. A chicken luncheon followed as plans for two weeks hence. Walter Reinhard visited his mother in Cleveland. Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meetings in Columbus anchored by speakers including Aaron Sapiro and Charles Brand. Mrs Howard Schramm resigns as Northeastern District lady trustee. headquarters at Neil.
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Juanita Root
Stella Heath
Wayne Root
Lindsey
Leon Riging
Kent
R. W. Emerson
Cleveland
A. B. Pfeiffer
Carl Seckt
Virgil Kline
Fred Reisinger
Doris
Eaton
Emily Tran
Edith Bannister
LeRoy
Elyria
W. D. Johnson
C. L. Gott
LaGrange
Albert Krebs
Martha
Lawrence
M. E. Graham
Kipton
M. E
George Frank
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Emma Gault
Belden
Lester Klinert
Vernon
Strongsville
Charles Gest
Harold Kelly
Ruth Hoffman
Allen
Rocky River
P. H. Rogers
Bertha Klinert
Ruth Graham
Bernice Ackerman
Chatham
Orville Lehman
Peggy
GC. D. Lehman
Ford Wotring
Harriet
Kenneth
Ed Whitcomb
Grip
Carl Yost
M. Dietrich
Fred Rhinemiller
Huron
Clay Smith
Estella Aldrich
Elsie Schiver
Annabell Hildebrand
F. EB. Schriver
Schriver
Roy Lang
Frank Notham
Vermilion
C. H. Schultz
H. H. Meek
Akron
F. J. Caremean
Aon
Clifford
Paul Brown
North Fairfield
F. E. Schriver
Dave Monnell
J. D. Mennell
C. H. Schultz and Son
William Schultz
Albert Woodings
Shaker Heights
Clifford Schultz
Litchfield
John Mole
Selma Palarczak
Jacob Logan
Jack Bucholz
Harry Andrews
Selma Pilarczak
Gertrude Wilczak
A. C. Schwed
Myron Sooy
Ed Lowe
Glenn Harrison
Oberlin
W. B. Johnson
Edward Berg
Kathryn Albrecht
Deana Smith
Mesdames Charles
Frank Hasenflne
Harry Gibson
Fred Berg
Henry Sandrock
Ed. Schramm
Clarence Albrecht
Charles Gibson
Earl
Clayton Peabody
Theo
William Manns
John Emmerich
Michael Smith
Marsh Anderson
Clarence Parsons
Martha Berg
Dan Dudley
Ralph Page
Griswold Road
Eleanor Gillis
Margery Foreman
Bridge Club
Frank Kreuger Jr
Harlan Schramm
Francis Ward
Rene Stang
Edison Highway
Kreuger
Maynard Gott
Spring Street
Walter Reinhard
William Berg
Arthur Wangerein
Charles Schaible
West Ridge
William G. Caskey
Glenn J. Hobbs
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Howard Schramm
Aaron Sapiro
Charles Brand
L. B. Palmer
QO. E. O'Neal
Murray D. Lancoln
C. A. Dyer
The
Neil
Miners Return to School for Mining Study
Thracite miners, some past middle age, enroll in night schools in Minersville Mt. Carmel and Shenandoah. Six hundred miners join the program in the first week as employees of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company learn via courses offered with Pennsylvania State College extension. A $3 fee is charged with optional deferred payment.
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Pottsville
Minersville
Mt. Carmel
Shenandoah
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Extension Department of
Pennsylvania State College
Gypsy Women Swindle Gas Station Keeper for $30
Four gypsy women visiting Detroit up to a gasoline station tricked proprietor Jack Kidder into wrapping six five dollar bills in a handkerchief. After he complied the bills disappeared when the women left. Kidder notified police.
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Detroit
Jack Kidder
Kidder
Gypsy Exchange Incident and Opium Export Note
Report describes a confrontation with gypsies where Kidder exposes his shirt and a pile of five dollar bills falls out. Police release the women involved. Also notes that opium exports from India have ceased except for legitimate medical needs approved by importing countries.
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India
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Chronicle- Telegram
Lorain CounTy
Bungle
Bolt
Harry J. Tuthil
Etters
Wat
Oakdale
Carter
Carr Corsee
Interior Dept
E. D. Schramm
Needleguild
North Russia
Agnes Finlayson
C. F. Fleming
Los Angeles
Calif
Fleming
Goodyear
William
Margaret
Florence Cruickshanks
J. B. Finlayson
Guy Finlayson
Edna Taylor
Betty
Grafton High School
R. H. Keighley
Charles Squire
Edna Knowles
Gar Harris
South
Henry Akers
Berlin Heights
Juanita Schramm
Oberlin School of Commerce
Ben Harris
Schmitkons & Maple
Cedar St
Kiddeer
Cavalier
Old
Kentucky
Cavali
Schroll Coal Co
Cleveland Road
Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Insurance Department
Emckh
Ower
Peres
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