New Crop Report Boosts Ohio Yields Across Fruits and Corn
The November crop report from the Ohio Cooperative Crop Reporting Service forecasts larger crops for corn, soybeans, apples, pears, and grapes, but a lower potato yield. Corn may reach 166,005,000 bushels with 42.5 bushels per acre, soybeans 2,608,000 bushels, and apples peaking at 12,636,000 bushels. Potatoes are projected at 10,578,000 bushels. Milk per cow averages 13.5 pounds.
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Ohio
Ohio Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Practices To Cut Winter Injury To Ohio Fruit Trees
Specialists at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station identify seven practices to reduce winter injury in Ohio fruit trees. Key steps include frost-free planting on well drained soil, sod mulches with fall or spring fertilizers, pruning after winter, disease and pest sprays, thinning crops, choosing hardy varieties, and grafting tender varieties onto hardy understock such as Hibernal and Virginia Crab.
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Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio Swiss Cheese Makers To Meet
Ohio Swiss Cheese Association will hold its 21st annual meeting at Sugar Creek on Friday December 3. Professor R B Stoltz of Ohio State University says there will be no yodeling on the program but promises plenty of vocal action as the group gathers in Columbus for the event.
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Columbus
Ohio Swiss Cheese Association
Sugar Creek
R. B. Stoltz
Department of Dairy Technology
Hio State University
Buckeye
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Laxative Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative to relieve constipation and bad breath. It claims improved bile flow from the liver with gentle stimulation and notes wide popularity with prices 80¢ and 60¢.
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Nature
Seed Potatoes Treated To Prevent Seed-Borne Diseases
A Maine farmer uses corrosive sublimate or approved seed disinfectants to prevent diseases on seed potatoes. The illustration shows workers lifting a barrel of potatoes from a dip. North Carolina Experiment Station provides a rule of thumb for dairy rations: feed roughage first, then weigh grain and milk, and gradually increase grain while milk rises.
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Maine
North Carolina Experiment Station
Irrigation Methods Compared In Michigan And Oregon
Readers know Michigan’s porous cloth hose irrigation. In Oregon, orchardists use three-inch perforated galvanized gutter pipe laid on the ground to force water through at low pressure. Both methods target irregular terrain.
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Michigan
Oregon
Frugal Farm Tips From 1930s Rural Letters
A Michigan Farmer correspondent suggests painting task ends with a inch of melted paraffin to prevent skinning the paint. Experiments show seed grain treatment boosts profits, and 350 purebred rams changed hands via a cooperative ram truck run by Michigan State College and the Sheep Breeders' Association.
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Michigan
Farmer
Michigan State College
Michigan Purebred Sheep Breeders’ Association
Corn Grower Trial Suggestion with Treated Seeds
A cautionary note proposes testing seed treatment by planting half treated as recommended and half untreated. It claims treated roots will resemble the healthy example, while untreated roots may appear poorer, based on sketches from real plants.
Swiss cheese making in Ohio state pride and science
Ohio ranks second in the nation for Swiss cheese production with about 900 000 pounds yearly. Professor Stoltz says cheese holes are now an exact science as bacteria are trained to create proper hole size and count. The Ohio Swiss cheese industry includes 40 manufacturers, a Sugar Creek lab, and a Monroe county factory in its third generation, with a meeting starting at 9:00 A.M. featuring speakers Hardell, Weiser, and Stoltz.
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State
United States
Stoltz
State Association
Sugar Creek
Ohio
Monroe County
Geueration
Ain the State Association
Robert J. Hardell
Dairy Specilist
U.S. Department of Agricultur
IT. HW. Weiser
Ohio State University
South Africa Tightens Rules Over Airborne Germ Carriage
South Africa moves to prevent spread of airborne germs on flights. Measures target screening and hygiene protocols for travelers and crew to curb potential outbreaks. Authorities urge compliance and emphasize public health safety.
Predicts Lower Hog Prices Amid Shifted Market Outlook
Ohio State University economist L E Barnes says hog prices in the 1957 38 marketing season will be near last year but lower hog prices may drop consumer costs for pork products. Western corn belt farmers reduced hog numbers after 1936 drought, with a return to normal slaughter not expected until 1941.
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Columbus
L. EL. Barnes
Rural Economics Department
Ohio State University
Barnes
Europe
United States
Ohio
Norma
Pineapple Juice Demand Keeps Hawaiian Growers Busy
Demand for pineapple juice in America drives activity among Hawaiian pineapple growers. Strong consumer interest supports packing, shipping, and price dynamics as farms respond to steady orders and market expectations.
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America
Ohio Farm Bureau 1937 Convention to Open Thursday
More than 6,000 Ohio farmers and farm women are set to attend the 1937 Ohio Farm Bureau Federation convention in Columbus. The event runs Thursday through Friday at the Columbus Public Auditorium, with Lorain County sending about 50 members and many offices closing to allow staff to participate. A key address on Rural Electrification is planned by Congressman John T Rankin of Mississippi in the Thursday session.
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Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Lorain County Farm Bureau
John T. Rankin
Mississippi
Iuyere
Han Fey
Udine
Tips to Prolong Fresh Flowers at Home
A historical notice explains methods to extend cut flower life in homes. It advises cool rooms if possible, avoiding direct sun, partial substitutes for heat, and arranging stems in shallow water or supported by water-absorbing material. Daily stem trimming, water changes, and removing foliage reduce bacteria. Copper additives are of little value, while cleansing agents help. Immersion of certain stems before long-term storage is noted, with cautions about color from base staining.
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Sulles
Roy
Hamid
Laurie
Laure
Study Results Of Orchard Spraying In Ohio Apple Leag
Ohio State University extension entomologist T H Parks reports high success in protecting apples from insects and diseases through spraying. Top growers, like W H Matthews and A J Wanley, achieved 99 percent or better perfection in fruit, with other crews near 90 to 99 percent. Spraying, timed by university guidance, involved multiple applications and coordination with county agents to reach thousands of growers.
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Columbus
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
W. H. Matthews
Salem
A. J. Wanley
Coolvile
Tiener
Yinghiag
Oak Harger
J. EL Cushing
Herbert Neal
West Richfield
Faite Fruit Parm
Delaware
Halfred Farms
Chagrin Falls
L. D
Ohio
University Entomotogiet
Muskingum Valles Cowhard Company
New Concord
John Oa. Bulmer
Waolovehhy
Pamn
Russel
Clyde
Tur White
Wettie Mondheim
Gury
Leon
Pierstorrt
Ohio State
Urks
South Amherst Nov. events include church circles and league game
South Amherst events for November include the Ladies Altar Society meeting at Nativity church parlors hosted by Mrs. J. Katona and Mrs. John Vargo, Circle two at St John’s Evangelical at 1:00 PM, and the Young Peoples League gathering at St John’s Evangelical in the evening hosted by Mrs. John Mori and Miss Betty Mori. Also on schedule is the South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 regular meeting in Club Rooms Friday evening and the South Amherst Basket Ball team’s first league game at Avon Friday night.
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South Amherst
Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
J. Katona
John Vargo
Woman's Union
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Young Peoples League
John Mori
Betty Mori
Good Fences Urged To Protect Herds
Ohio researchers urge dairy farmers to strengthen fences to guard accredited herds from Bang’s disease. C C Hayden notes infections rise when fences fail and recounts a clean herd’s heifer entering infected pasture, causing 20 animals to be slaughtered. another case involved an intermingling heifer.
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Hayden
Expert urges fences to protect clean herds from untested herds
In five months 12 were sent to slaughter. He advises that clean herds should be protected by good fences or, if possible, pastured where no untested herds are in adjoining fields. Double fences would be more effective but are more expensive, Hayden says.
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Hayden
Dance Sponsorship At Hungarian Hall This Saturday
A dance is sponsored at the Hungarian Hall this Saturday evening. Anyone interested is invited to attend.
Nickels in critical condition after fall at home
Charley Nickel remains in critical condition at Amherst Hospital after injuring his head from a fall down cellar stairs Friday night at his residence.
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Charley Nickel
Amherst Hospital
Nickel
Methodist Ladies Aid Society Meeting Postponed
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society gathering scheduled for Thursday has been postponed. The HOEXT meeting date will be announced at a later time.
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Lake Avenue News Notes Grange Meeting and Socials
The North Elyria Subordinate and Juvenile Grange will meet Thursday evening November 18 at the Grange Hall at 8 o'clock to elect new COMES Seat officers. Local residents hosted and visited with relatives in Lorain and Cleveland gatherings, with social meals and hospital updates mentioned for Ambagger Hospital.
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North Elyria
Mivo
Paul Onean
Lorain
Sanday
R. H. Mirler
Mro
Mere Eimoars Croskeyv
Tormens
Verwoand
Elf Croskey
Frank Provoguth
Ambagger Hospital
Miller
George Burrs
Lakewood
Ohio
Sunday Visitors Spread Across Elyria and Ridgeville
Mrs Hannah Edwards of Elyria Wis and Sunday visitor at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Sturkey and family. Also visited at the homes of Joseph Edwards, Mr and Mrs William Buckholtz and sons of Elyria. Sunday visiting guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Otty Jabe bessh and family. Ms and Mrs Howard Rehuke and son were Sunday visitors at the homes of Mr and Mrs rank Mastin and Mr and Mrs Harold Dlake in Ridgeville. Mr and Mrs Charles Butler at Cheveland were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Otto Jabouseh and family. Mr and Mrs Earl Reisinger at Avon were Monday dinner guests at the home of their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Frank Belinke, and they also visited at the home of Mr and Mrs AL UT Schaeffer on Monday.
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Hannah Edwards
Elyria
Wis
Harold Sturkey
Joseph Edwards
William Buckholtz
Otty Jabebessh
Howard Rehuke
Rank Mastin
Harold Dlake
Ridgeville
Germicide Purifying Milk Could Replace Pasteurization
London MP G W Richards reports a germicide that may render milk infection free without pasteurization. It adds a few drops to kill bacteria, is tasteless and colorless, and supposedly harm less. If valid, it could reshape pasteurization rules for about 65,000 milk producers facing costly equipment.
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London
G. W. Richards
Dainties That Will Make A Hit With The Family
Titled recipe section offers Macaroni Shrimp Souffle and Russian Chocolate. Macaroni dish combines macaroni butter flour milk eggs shrimp with a baked custard style finish in a hot water bath. Russian Chocolate blends chocolate sugar milk vanilla and coffee for a six serving drinkable dessert.
Banana and Pineapple Milk Shake Eggnog Supreme Mix
Readable recipe fragments describe banana milk shake with ripe fruit, cold milk, and blending. pineapple juice and lemon juice with sugar and milk. and a foamy eggnog supreme with brandy rum milk cream and mint, served chilled.
Mystery Drink Mix Teaches No Oranges To Stay Fresh
A quirky recipe fragment describes stirring orange juice with milk and malted milk powder, adding sugar, then pouring into a shaker. The instructions mention dissolving a straw-like garnish and serving to someone named Sih, with unclear steps and misspelled terms.
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Edsacery
Seryes
Mint Chocolate Milkshake Recipe Mix
A simple cocktail style guide describes pouring one cup milk with mint extract and chocolate syrup. Add more milk, mix thoroughly, pour into a tall glass, and garnish with a mint sprig. Serve very cold.
Grandma's Mixed Milk Shakes and Classic Breads
A collection of old time kitchen recipes detailing how to make malted milk drinks with syrup and ice cream, grapemuts bread, nut breads, corn breads, and a chocolate orange custard dessert. Includes instructions on mixing, baking, and serving with notes on oven temps and yields.
Danish Pastry Mixes Rise With Yeast Activation
Scald milk and cool to lukewarm then stir in yeast and sugar. Add butter eggs and flour to form dough. knead until smooth and elastic before rising.
Biscuit Dough Roll and Butter Layer Method
Combine six trisp with butter, add sifted flow and salt, mix into dough and knead five minutes. Roll into oblong sheet, place small unsalted butter pieces on center one to three sections, fold dough over, dot with butter, and fold remaining dough over. Repeat to form three dough layers, seal edges, roll to 1 4 inch thick. Fold thrice, roll, rise, shape into crescents or squares, then bake at 375 degrees PF.
Streusel Apple Cake from Old Cookbook Card
Sift flour with baking powder. Beat egg with milk and butter then add to dry mix. Spread in pan, arrange apple wedges, sprinkle streusel, stand five minutes, bake 350F for 30 minutes. Streusel combines brown sugar flour butter and chopped nuts, mixed thoroughly.
Chocolate Caramel Squares From Readable Recipe
A condensed old fashioned candy recipe lists 2 cups granulated sugar 2 cups brown sugar corn syrup rich milk butter and bitter chocolate. Combine in a heavy pan cook on low heat stirring until hard ball stage about 268 degrees F remove from heat pour into buttered square pan let cool cut into squares and wrap in waxed paper.
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