Big Stock Show Opens Saturday in Chicago Exposition
Chicago hosts the International Live Stock Exposition from December 1 to 8 in a new $1.25 million amphitheatre. About 12 500 top farm animals will be shown as farm boys and girls from eleven states enter cattle classes judged by Walter Biggar from Scotland. Agricultural college student teams compete in national stock judging and high school teams vie in preliminaries. Horse shows begin December 1 and run nightly at the 12 999-seat venue.
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Chicago
Walter Biggar
Scotland
Agricultural College
672 Bushels Of Potatoes Raised On Single Acre
H J Byler of Burton Ohio harvested a record 672 bushels of Russet Ruralis from one acre, measured and weighed under Ohio 404 Busheal Club rules. County agent Ross Milner verified the yield, from a 1 acre tract in an otherwise 12 acre field, with 562 bushels coming from another acre earlier in the season.
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Chardon
H. J. Byler
Burton
Ohio
Ross Milner
Geauga County
Ohio 404
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
Columbus
Byler
Value of Wheat 3 Affected by Soil
Ohio soft winter wheats mainly suit cake and cookie flour not bread flour unless blended with hard high protein wheats. Protein content links to soil. sandy light soils yield low protein, darker sands higher. Fertilizers and legumes modify protein. phosphate lowers, nitrogen raises. alfalfa boosts protein. Variety choice and proper tillage, fertilization, and soil conditions help balance protein for milling quality.
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Ohio
G. Bayfield
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Saif
Trumbull
Turkey
Kharkov
Symons Leghorns Win at Michigan State Poultry Contest
J E Symons owner of Symons Leghorn Breeding Farm on Chestnut Ridge Road reports his pen of ten White Leghorn pullets won top honors at the 13th International Hats Laying Contest at Michigan State College East Lansing. Sixty entries from across the U S and Canada competed with daily weighings and egg weights recorded. Symons received a congratulatory letter from Prof C G Card and his flock was noted in the college Poultry Project Bulletin.
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Michgan State College of Agriculture and
East Lansing
Michigan
J. E. Symons
Symons
Lorain County
C. G. Card
Poultry Project
College
Department of Poultry Husbandry
Elyria
44 States Will Be Represented At 4-H Meeting
Rural youths from 44 states will attend the 18th national 4-H Congress in Chicago in conjunction with the International Live Stock Exposition at the Chicago Stock Yards December 1 9 08. About 1200 youths will participate with free trips for state and district winners. The event features daily banquets and an extended program with a style review for 4-H girls, modeling outfits at the Exposition matinee Horse Show on December 5.
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Chicago
National Committee On
Grape Pruning Principles for Vines and Arbors
Grape pruning details from J. S. Shoemaker emphasize system training on trellis, two buds initially, then adjusting bud retention by pruning weight. For canes in vineyards aim for 34 to 40 buds per vine. home arbors tolerate more. Pruning weight guides bud counts, with 0.75 lb indicating 28 buds per line and increments of 0.25 lb adding two to four buds per line.
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J. S. Shoemaker
Ohio Experiment Station
Deanery Meeting and Local Grange Events at Amherst
The deanery meeting of the National Council of Catholic Women met at St. Joseph school hall with county representatives and Mrs. Frank Field presiding. Rev. Elschen spoke on Rev. Coughlin and the National Union for Social Justice. Forty-one attended the Elmer Johnson Post Legion auxiliary meeting with plans for a joint Christmas party December 11. Henrietta Grange members presented a program at Hickory Tree Grange. Tonight includes a union Thanksgiving service and various church and group activities in Amherst and nearby towns.
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National Council of Catholic Women
St. Joseph School
Frank Field
Lorain
Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Altar Rosary Society
E. P. Riedy
Ed. Scherock
A. Damm
Elyria
C. Tamlin
Ridgeville
J. Forthover
Avon
Frankfield
Sheffield
Elmer Johnson Post Legion Auxiliary
Legion
K. of P. Hall
Harold Brown
Wellington
Helen Sabiers
Charles Kendeigh
Fred Koch
Mes
James Clyde Donnelly
Harry Hoffner
Arthur Hame
William Hrman
Mesdames
Kern
Charles Mathes
Fred Holzhauer
Anna Krieg
Fred Krieg
Charles Kendetzh
Henrietta Grange
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Lammermeyer
Tan Dame
Shirley Unger
Iona Court
Dianolog
Herman Portman
Courier
Irvin Bates
Daniel Knoble
Donald Pletch
Robert Pletch
Walter Kothe
Leona Hopkins
Stanley Dougal
Donald Pleteh
Zuercher
Lamtvermeyer
Louis Kothe
L. Hopkins
Catlin
Rutherford
Donald Pietch
Shirney Unger
North Elyria Grange
St. Peter's
Cane bud development guides to maximize yield
The text describes pruning cane plants by leaving 6 to 10 buds and shortening many canes to three or four buds labeled spura. It notes the segment between the fourth and ninth buds yields the greatest weight and largest bunches, and that canes about the size of a head panel or slightly larger are the most fruitful.
Meeting Postponed and Local Club Activities in Amherst
The Amherst Democratic Women's Club meeting was postponed and rescheduled for December 26. Circle 2 of the Congregational church will meet at Mrs. William Bruce’s Lincoln Street home Friday afternoon. The Masonic Lodge theatre party followed a regular session, with C. E. Cooper winning the turkey. next meeting December 11 will feature installation. Other notes include D. K. Wilson’s Cleveland visit, Amherst visitors Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kothe, and Olive Beller hosting the Au Courant club with prizes won by Mrs. Ed Hinkley and Miss Jennie Jaeger. Christmas party planned for December 11 at Mrs. Elmer Baker’s home.
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Amherst Democratic Women’s Club
Circle
William Bruce
Lincoln Street
Circle 2
Congregational Church
Masonic Lodge
Mary Jane
Turkey
C. E. Cooper
al Courant Club
Olive Beller
Spring Street
Au Courant Club
Ed Hinkley
Jennie Jaeger
Helen Baker
Lorain
Nelson Pippert
E. G. Peiteh
F. R. Powers
John Hamann
A. J. Bauer
I. G. Maxwell
Stella Krugman
Edna Beller
Elmer Baker
Park Avenue
Entertain Club
Friendship Club
William Smith
Charles Shewring
J. Radcliffe
Felix Anderson
Glen Falkner
Mary Falkner
Iona Bacher
William Rosie
Harey Seekins
California
William Rogie
Elyria
Harry
Richard Seekins
Julia
Rose
Minnie Krause
Carlisle
Marcella Schmitz
Peter Smith
Cleveland Road
Memorial Hospital
Smith
Rosemary Alflen
St. Peter's Paris House
Local Club Events And Hospital News In North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville witnessed a busy gathering at the Congregational church as the I B S held routine business. Neighborhood Club and Friendship Club meetings produced holidays plans, quilt sewing, and social dinners, with Christmas baskets planned and a farewell party noted. A dropsy patient and a whooping cough outbreak are mentioned, along with a robbery at St Peters Paris House being investigated.
Wellington pool site discussed for FERA project
Wellington officials and citizens met to decide on a pool site at the Wellington Fair Grounds as part of a Federal Emergency Relief Administration project. A hollow in the northeast section was noted as a potential location. another meeting will finalize plans.
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Wellington
E. R. Leman
Tom Lauudon
Wellington Agricultural Society
FERA
Wellington Fair
Friendship Guild Entertainment and Thanksgiving Notices
The Friendship Guild of the Congregational church in Mon day hosted a gathering at Mrs. Paul Mix s home with Miss Mary Lillian Stemple and Mrs. C G Battles assisting. A playlet by Senior Junior High School members was staged. Numerous local residents and families are listed for Thanksgiving visits and events, with plans for a Christmas party at Mrs. L G Bradstock s home and charitable gift exchanges.
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Young Peoples
Methodist Sunday School
Wilma Lampen
BE. F., Wood
Harriette Miller
Hattie Baumgardner
Wilda Abbott
Charles T. Jamieson
Rev. Wood
the Coquette
Lnna Riggs
Marie Chadwick
Gordon Gower
Giles Anderson
Faye Ferking
Harold Landgrede
Kathryn Witbeck
Friendship Guild
Paul Mix
Congregational Church
Mary Lillian Stemple
C. G. Battles
Miles Standish
Jeannette Grissinger
Norman Watters
Doris Palmer
Robert Hemphill
Esther Gott
Honor rolls and family gatherings noted in Orrville and Elyria
Edna Perking is listed with the junior high honor roll. Junior Grissinger gains 3A 1B honors. A Warner home Thanksgiving gathering in Orrville will include Misses Margaret Jeannette Warner and Kent Warner of Oberlin, and other Warner relatives. Families from Toledo Cleveland Lakewood Litchfield Elyria visit. A Christian Church Gospel team toured to the Cleveland Christian Orphanage Home. Color symbolism of red blue green yellow closes the note.
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Edna Perking
Here
Junior Grissinger
Junior
F. M. Warner
Orrville
Margaret and
Jeannette Warner
Kent Warner
Oberlin College
Sidney 8. Warner
Toledo
A. R. Warner
Cleveland
A. S. Ledyard
Robert
Lakewood
G. B. Warner
Theodore
Betty Clisby
New Jersey
Philip Clisby
W. l. Clishy
Neil Scoville
Charles Schon
Julia Clark
Elyria
Wade Canfield
Litchfield
William Blanchard
Elyria Christian Church
Divorce Granted To Lord Ashley From Lady Ashley
Lord Ashley was granted a decree nisi from Lady Ashley Sylvia Hawkes actress with Douglas Fairbanks named co respondent. Costs around 10000 dollars. Evidence centered on Fairbanks visiting Lady Ashley at the Dorchester Hotel in September 1933 and other related conduct. Lord Ashley testified briefly denying specifics. Sir Boyd Merriman presided.
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London
Lord Ashley
Lady Ashley
Sylvia Hawkes
Douglas Fairbanks
Costa
Fairbanks
Ashley
Boyd Merriman
Earl of
Shaftesbury
George Edwards
Edwards
Dorchester Hotel
Mary Pickford
North Mimms Park
United States
Fairbanka
Varicose Veins Ulcers Old Sores Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil in a two ounce bottle promising quick relief and full refund if results are not satisfactory. It asserts the first application provides relief and several short treatments prove the remedy cures varicose veins ulcers and related sores. C. W. Phillips Cut Rate features the sale.
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Moone
C. W. Phillip
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