Lorain County Potato and Apple Show Opens Friday
Lorain County’s first Potato and Apple Show will open Friday at 345 Broad Street Elyria, with exhibits in potatoes apples and other classes. Winners travel to Ravenna for the Northeastern Ohio District Show with 13 counties participating. The event includes an apple contest open to any Lorain County woman and a Four H Club baked apples demonstration.
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Lorain County
Broad Street
Elyria
Ravenna
Ohio
County Agricultural Extension Office
Potato Storage Factors Listed By Specialist
Miller cites two main factors supporting potato storage over early sale. The US crop is forecast at 507 million bushels, with only two small years in 1919 and 1925. Heavy unemployment weighs against storage. low price psychology also harms. Southern states expect 19 percent more potato acres next spring.
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Ohio State University
United States
Miller
Lorain County Not Listed In Corn Loan Area
Fifty Ohio counties are listed as eligible for corn loans by the Commodity Credit Corporation. Lorain County is not included in the official loan area, according to an Agricultural Department announcement.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agricultural
Sees Failure Of Farmers Strike
The article analyzes the American Farmers strike idea, noting it is unlikely to achieve higher farm prices. It argues strikes are ineffective due to diverse interests and suggests indirect gains via producer price alignment and NRA code wage scales. Emphasizes cooperation and processing tax as paths to stabilize farming within the recovery program.
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United
Middle West
NRA
Adjustment Admin Names Additional Counties for Loans
The announcement lists 46 Ohio counties including Williams, Fulton, Defiance, Henry, Wood, Sandusky, Huron, Seneca, Hancock, Putnam, Paulding, Van Wert, Allen, Hardin, Wyandot, Crawford, Richland, Mercer, Auglaize, Marion, Morrow, Knox, Shelby, Logan, Union, Delaware, Darke, Miami, Champaign, Clark, Madison, Franklin, Licking, Preble, Montgomery, Greene, Fairfield, Butler, Warren, Clinton, Highland, Ross, Hamilton, Clermont, Brown, and Adams. Loans of 45 cents per bushel are for warehoused corn in the named counties. maturity data to be supplied by borrowing farmers is August 1, 1934. the final date to file applications is March 1, 1934. Lorain county is not listed but may be added as needed.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Williams
Fulton
Defiance
Henry
Wood
Sandusky
Huron
Seneca
Hancock
Putnam
Paulding
van Wert
Allen
Hardin
Wyandot
Crawford
Richland
Mercer
Auglaize
Marion
Morrow
Knox
Shelby
Logan
Union
Delaware
Darke
Miami
Champaign
Clarke
Madison
Franklin
Licking
Preble
Montgomery
Greene
Fayette
Pickaway
Fairfield
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Highland
Ross
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown
Adams
What's New In Farm Practice in the Postwar Era
After World War I Europe strained to boost farm output and achieve self sufficiency as tariffs rose. Prices for home food products climbed while farm spirits fell. Germany produced about seven percent of its own food in 1923 and imports dropped 64 percent since 1928. Commodity farm rentals grew due to dollar fluctuations and scarcity, with long leases calling for adoption amid changing economic conditions.
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Europe
America
Germany
Lizetta’s Turmoil at Tropica Beach Deepens After Stuart's Departure
Lizetta faces alienation at the Tropica Beach gathering as Stuart abandons her, fueling a desperate urge to escape. She contemplates New York solitude, packs hastily, and battles overwhelming sorrow, wondering why the breakup fractures her world and fearing exposure of the rift.
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Watate
Dinette Tially
Stuart
Tropica Beach
Ligeia
Ained
Allen
Stuart Or
Mnea
Sage
Kone
Lizetta
New York
Farm economics and government measures shape 1930s farming
The text discusses rental terms in farm produce, grass farm safety, and loans to safer farmers. It notes federal landbank views on 109 percent grass farming with cows and poultry, price concerns for urban and rural shoppers, soybeans for dairy rations, and cautions on pork fat content. Uncle Sam plans to buy pigs and sows with 59 million dollars, while cattlemen seek 25.9 million to boost beef supplies for families amid production cuts and stagnant prices.
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Sam
Report on Ohio crop estimates November crops
Ohio crop estimates released in November show smaller yields for corn and potatoes, with overall production below last year. Federal figures based on farmers reports indicate corn at about 41 27 499,000 bushels and oats near 3 and winter wheat up. total state yield forecast higher or lower depending on grain variety.
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Ohio
Ar S. Ray
Baced Om
Paaoes
Ted Wain
Jase
South Amherst Cantata May Echo Eternal Message
South Amherst presents a cantata The Message Eternal by J Truman Wolcott at the Methodist church Sunday evening under Mrs James Nicol. Rehearsals meet at the Micols home Wednesday and Friday evenings. Christian Endeavor Peace discussed at Congregational church as Warren Powers led devotionals. Security meeting at Garland home Wednesday evening invites all members of Security Benefit Association. Fish Fry at St Johns Evangelical church at 7 04 tonight hosted by the Men's Civic Club.
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South Amherst
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Warren Powers
Alex Garland, Sr
Security Benefit Association
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Elyria Town Line Attended Convention at State Meeting
Rh B Flock returned from several days in Columbus where he attended the State Automobile Insurance Convention. Mrs E C Schubert attended a committee meeting at the M E parish in Elyria Monday. Dinner guests included Mrs Fowls Elyria Miss Carl Sploeselberg Cleveland Mrs C J Smith and her guest Theodors Grilis Meisin and Harold Sploeselberg Ridge and Irma and Russell Sploeselberg
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Townline Road
Rh. B. Flock
Columbus
C. Schubert
M. EL
N-v
L. W. Spiegel‘og
Fowls
Elyria
Carl Spleselberg
Cleveland
C. J. Smith
Theodors Grilis
Meisin
Harold
Ridge
Irma
Russell Sploxzelberg
Attender Welfare League Meeting and Local Visits
A Welfare League gathering occurred Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. George Fridenstine's home on N Murray Ride Road. Nearby residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Kenri Kolbo and family of Middle Ridge, visited B. L. Spiegelberg and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Beal of Edison Highway called on Mrs. 2. c. Schubert Saturday. L. W. Spiegelberg and family visited Clarence Cook and family of E Amherst Sunday. The Madrid railway interconnection project is stalled by government funding shortages. A travel note mentions a combined shaving roller and soap stick now available in London.
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Homse
George Fridenstine
N. Murray Ride Road
Kenri Kolbo
Middle Ridge
Bl. W. Spiegelberg
Elmer Beal
Edison Highway
Schubert
L. W. Spiegelbers
Clarence Cook
Fanjir
E. Amherst
Marriage Notices and Local Club Meeting Report
South Ridge Church notes report services on November 26 with Sunday school at 9 a m and a W M S bank program at 19 a m. Ada Smith of Elyria to attend. D D club meets with candy demo and Thanksgiving planning. Multiple social notices and brief items from South Ridge area follow, including weddings Gleisner Flickenger and Mitler Northeim, plus various visits and dinners among local families.
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South Ridge
W. M.S
Ada Smith
Elyria
New York Miscellany on Wrestling Brutality and Culture
In a New York piece dated Nov 22, observers lament modern wrestling as a brutal, ruleless sport where athletes crash into opponents and crowd, with one wrestler aided by a stretcher. The column also skims social portraits, from Morris Aleshire’s letters of encouragement to Charles M. Schwab’s morning rambles, literary figures, and a comic note on a Lexington Avenue personal necktie commission.
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New York
Senior King's Daughters organize in Wellington
The Senior King's Daughters formed in Wellington on Monday to aid the King’s Daughters and Junior King's Daughters in helping the needy and cheering the sick. Nine charter members met at Mrs A B Southard’s home. officers include Opal Turner president and Marian Sponseller vice president.
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King's Secdh'a Daughters
Wellington
King's Dughters
A. B. Southard
Opal Turner
Betty Greetham Duff
Marian Sponseller
Kathryn Wit+beck
Alice Hurroughe
Atlee Schott
Mary Battles
Ruth White
Louise Roier
Louise Rojee
Alice Burroughs
Kathryn Witbeck
Devender
Birmingham Briefs Show Resident Visits and Moves
Local notes from Birmingham dated November 22 recount Sunday calls to the Withbeck home by Mr and Mrs Walter Sprague and Mrs A Heys. Visitors include Frank Nichols of Lorain, Thad Wilson, Earl Hunter and son Merritt in Lorain on business, and Jake Mosher of Amherst visiting Earl Hunter. George Avery called on Elyria friends, and the Hitsmans rented the Bates house in Terrville with plans to move in soon.
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Birmingham
Walter Sprague
A. Heys
H. A. Withbeck
Frank Nichols
Lorain
End
Thad Wilson
Earl Hunter
Son Merritt
Mr. Olson
Jake Mosher
Amherst
Herman Schoft
Sanducky
Paul Knott
Genoa
George Avery
Elyria
L. Hitsman
Bates
Terryville
Local visits and social notes from River Road area
Wiss Magele Cresley visited Mrs Richard Zorole Friday afternoon. Henry Hormby visited his parents Monday. Fred Sheldon of Elyria visited his mother Thursday morning. Mrs Willis Hitchcock visited her daughter Thursday. Julius Sheldon and Nelson Hitchcock made a business trip to Ashland Thursday. Miss Crawford visiting sister in Elyria. Mr Yarish a Cleveland visitor early week. Miss Jenevia Henry of Elyria visited Mrs Bell Bailey Sunday. Motion picture theaters are essential in the use of workers but they must not raise admission charges, says the Governor of Duesseldorf. England invents skates with rubber pads for easier walking.
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Briefs
River Road
Wiss Magele Cresley
Richard Zorole
Henry Hormby
Fred Hormby
Fred Sheldon
Elyria
Carrie Sheldon
Willis Hitchcock
Julius Sheldon
Julus Sheldon
Nelson Hitchcock
Ashland
Miss Crawford
Yarish
Cleveland
Duesseldorf
Germany
Retired Firefighter Praises Natex Finest Medicine
Frank R. Doane, a former Jackson firefighter, declares Natex the finest medicine he has ever taken after a long battle with indigestion rheumatic pains backache and fatigue. He reports improved appetite sleep regular bowels and renewed strength following treatment at Mull's Original Cut Rate Drug Store.
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Frank R. Doane
Pearl Street
Jackson
Mich
Mull
Menerat
H Mair
Broad Street
Nate
Frea
Ady
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