Winter Moving In Fast Drivers Warned By Chief
Winter moving in brings higher risk warned by Chief C E Ang and Chief Andress. They cite November as the peak month for water and weather related fatalities based on past experience. Drivers urged to be alert for reduced visibility, slick roads, and to prep brakes tires chains defrosters heaters.
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Nter
C E. Ang
Gerth
Elsyias
Chief Andress
Andress
National
National Safety Council
Zisn
Born Today Born Nov 26 Shows Strong Will and Justice
Born on November 26 you exhibit strong will power and a love of justice. You control emotions with a keen mind and finish what you start. You favor hard work, helping the self supporting, and despise lazy attitude, aiming for fair lawful service and a warm family life.
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Maki Ng
Civil Defense Film To Be Shown Here
A motion picture titled Modern Minute Men produced by Ohio Bell will be shown at Capitol and Rivoli theatres on November 29 30 and December 3 and at Lincoln theatre on December 18 19 and 20 Sanctioned by Washington and running about 24 minutes the non technical film covers air raid warnings rescue work and home front protection It was previewed by Governor Lausche and endorsed by local defense officials In Elyria the show is sponsored by theatres the civil defense group and the local telephone company
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ines
Ohio
Capitol
Rivoli J Theatres
Lincoln Theatre
National Defense Authority
Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Theirir Defense Group
Henry W. Ault
Elyria
Elyria Theatres
Civil Defense Group
Elyria Telephone Company
Community Groups Share Moral Values Meeting Notes LaGrange
LaGrange Child Conservation League met at Mrs Willard Carmap bell's home with Mrs John Lair as guest speaker on instilling moral values in childhood. A Kindergarten Progress Committee was voted for surveys and finances. Lyndon Chapter held a weather affected gathering with officers named and plans for a Christmas party at Masonic Temple December 19. Birthday observances and a birthday cake were part of the evening's activities.
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LaGrange Mscuss
Lagrange
LaGrange Child Conservation League
Willard Carmapbell
John Lair
Beverly Duncan
Andre Meyer
Lyndon Chapter
Agnes Wise
John Curtiss
Edna R. Wilcox
Maxine Finley
Adah
Markc Crowell
Jeannette Shephard
Marie Crowell
Wellington
Lorain County
First Congregational Church
Temple
E.S
Masonic Hall
Pearl Garrett
Guy E. Wells
Woman’s Association
King's Daughters Welfare Fund
C. W. Gannett
Ernie Hewes
Chamber of Commerce
Hear
Rochester Baptist Church
Joseph Toth
Kenneth Chapman
Herrick Avenue West
Charles S. Shepard
Magyar Street
Shepards
Laura Horner
Harold Bone
Water Supply Vital In Farm Fire Control
A New Jersey farmer’s barn burned to the ground despite three nearby fire departments. Delays in notification and inadequate water supply hindered firefighting, a common rural issue. The article urges farm ponds or ponds near barns to cut total farm losses estimated at 100 million dollars annually and reduce farm-resident deaths.
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New Jersey
Hinged Fence Idea for Midwest Feed Lots
A proposed movable fence section serves as a feeding manger. Hinged at the bottom and held by chains, the section lowers to form a manger and raises to rejoin the fence. Posts line the length of the manger as illustrated.
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Chaina
Farm Land Prices Jump in Nebraska
Nebraska farm land values rose sharply, up 124 percent since 1939 per figures from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. In the West North Central region, which includes Nebraska, prices increased 3 percent in the four months ending July. The rise comes despite typical seasonal slowdowns in farm real estate and softer farm product markets.
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Arm
Nebraska
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
West North Central
Alfalfa Meal and Feed Terminology List Scrambled
A fragmentary feed notes page lists items like alfalfa meal bran brewers grain cottonseed oilmeal meat scraps middlings soya bean meal tankage and various prices and abbreviations, showing a jumble of agricultural feed components and rates. The text appears as a garbled catalog or ledger entry with inconsistent spacing and stray punctuation.
Six kindergarten pupils to appear on New London TV
Southern Lorainco Republican Women announce six advanced kindergarten students from New London Schools will showcase on a television debut program titled Charming Children. The event features Luzy Eaton Kitty Calhoun David Motter Tom Ward Ruth Burns and Mary Low Saunders with 140 Years training. they enter first grade in 1952. Additional children may appear as the program progresses.
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New London
Tali ‘Simth Pere
Filam
Luzy Eaton
Kitty Calhoun
David Motter
Tom Ward
Ruth Burns
Mary Low Saunders
Chideen
Water Removes More Lime From Ohio Soils Than Cropping
Ohio State University extension agronomist Earl Jones reports water leaching removes more lime than crops use, averaging 440 pounds per acre yearly with erosion. To keep soil neutral, about a ton of agricultural limestone per acre every 4 to 14 years is needed depending on soil acidity. neutral soils are optimal for Ohio crops. Research from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station at Wooster supports these findings.
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Jones
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Kenland Clover Offers Chance For Better Yields
Ohio State University dairy experts tout Kenland red clover for better stands and higher yields. Dodd and McGrew cite improved forage, later fall freshening, and higher first and second hay yields in demonstrations. About half of herds should freshen in year’s end and half in the first half. Kenland shows 16 percent more forage over five years, with reduced total milk intervals and potential higher profits in certain regions.
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Columbus
Ohio
D. McGrew
Ohio State University
McGrew
Kenland
Jersey
Guernsey
D. R. Dodd
Dodd
Gist
Ohio Sekate University
George Gist
Pall
Germ Plasm Key in Seed Quality Says Ohio Advisor
Ohio State University extension agronomist explains that germ plasm drives seed performance and plant similarity across breeding lines. Certification guarantees germ plasm integrity and purity, guiding farmers to use certified varieties like Marietta Timothy and Kenland Clover for best production and public quality benefits.
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Columbus
Dodd
D. R. Dodd
Jed
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Ohio State University
Ohio Bee Bulletin Sent to Tasmania From Ohio State Extension
A Tasmania family sent thanks from Upper Bernie for Ohio State University extension bulletin 282 Honey land Honey Cookery dated November 1. Harold R Beer of Tasmania praised Charles A Reese for the bulletin and noted honey use in their home and in the island’s diet. Reese cites high honey consumption, discusses dextrose and levulose, and mentions Ohio’s honey season closing. Bulletins are available through county agricultural agents.
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Columbus
Tasmania
Ohio Agricutural Extension
Harold R. Beer
Upper
Bernie
Charles A. Reese
Reese
Ohio State University
Australia
Heer
Ohio
Beer
Ohio Farmers Approve Most Of Programs
Ohio farmers in renewal approve most of the programs of the U S Department of Agriculture. A survey by state and county mobilization committees shows about 5000 participants. Farmers urged better information on programs including research and technical assistance. Dale C Williams chairs the mobilization effort.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Dale C. Williams
Mobiliza
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Ken L.meat
Saraee
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149Th Infantry
Demeter
Norwalk
Eds
Grange Hall
Coleman
Ernest Clemmons
Clare
Griffin
Harry Bailey
Fred Allwas
Pwood
George Parks
Bob Carpen
Glenn Jennings
Frank
Ray Mlartin
Colum _bus
National Grange
Marjyore Peck French
Lewis Heyman
Robert Brundage
Opal Gardner
Bauer
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Faith
Columbus, O
Agricultural Extension Service
Agricultural Research Administration
Broad St
Oberlin
Massey - Harris
Massey-Harris
Harris Farm Implement CO
Oliver Row
Elyria Fence and Implement Co
Oberlin Rd
West Ave
Minneapolis
Carload
Farmer's Supply Stores
Main St
Conkey
Kane Implement & Supply
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Wilford
Hatchery
Hall Rd
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International
Elyria Truck & Implement
Farm Bureau
New
U. S
White Rocks
New Hampshires
Huron St. Elyria
Lorain County Farm Bureau Co-op
Erie and
Ontario
St. Grafton
Independent Oil Company
Canter Ridge Road
FF. A. Schilke
Oberlin Road
Columbia Station
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