Shop For Christmas In Elyria
Economist and farmer conditions are analyzed as payroll gains, employment, and bank loans affect Lorain County agriculture. W. R. Wertz notes limited October gains but broader payroll growth since March, with federal land banks lending $50,000,000 monthly and expansion plans spreading to regional banks and production credit networks across multiple cities.
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United States
W. R. Wertz
Ohio State University
Dr. Wertz
Federal
St. Louis
Berkeley
St. Paul
Columbia
Houston
New Orleans
Baltimore
Spokane
Louisville
Omaha
Wichita
Springfield
Ohio Territory
Farm Prices Fall to Seventy Percent of Prewar Levels
US farmers earned only 70 percent of 1910 1914 prices for their products in the week ending November Sth while prices they pay for inputs reached 117 percent of prewar levels. The report notes farmers can buy about 60 percent as much with current proceeds as in the prewar era. The ratio has risen since March and remains below July levels.
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United States
State Agricultural Extension Service
Weather Bureau Curtailed Activities in 1933 Report
The Weather Bureau of the U.S. Department of Agriculture cut back most programs for the year ending June 30, 1933, while maintaining thermal functions. A new plan increased ship reports during the tropical hurricane season, and the bureau joined the International Polar Year beginning August 1, 1932.
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Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Weather Service Closes Stations and Dismisses Staff
The weather service ended August 31 1933 and consolidated operations at Point Barrow Alaska. Observations by global meteorological services will shape world maps for forecasts. To save costs, over 20 first order stations closed, many others cut, nearly 500 employees laid off, and dozens of regional stations shuttered. Daily forecast telegraphs to locations reduced by more than 125.
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Point Barrow
Alaska
Federal beans contracts awarded to aid needy families
The Federal Surplus Relief Corporation awarded contracts for 5,006,000 pounds of dry beans to six firms in Colorado Illinois Michigan and New York. Bids opened November 20 with prices from 3.55 to 4.35 cents a pound. Delivery to relief agencies starts within 10 days. Beans include navy Great Northern and pinto varieties distributed to regions to save shipping costs.
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Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Harry L. Hopkins
Colorado
Illinois
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Iowa
Missouri
West Virginia
Connecticut
Masachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Utah
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
California
Poultry Code Study Aims To Reform Marketing System
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration is developing a master code of fair competition for poultry marketing. A public hearing is planned soon. The code would affect thousands of dealers and millions of farmers, remove unfair practices, and raise returns. It seeks grading and standardizing improvements for higher quality products and better compensation for producers.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
United States
Ohio State Live Stock Team Wins Again at Kansas City
Ohio State University's live stock judging team won first honors for the second consecutive year at the American Royal Livestock Exposition in Kansas City, defeating teams from 12 other American universities and colleges.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Kansas City
Lizetta's torment after Patty and Terrance's happiness
Lizetta, overwhelmed by grief and jealousy, returns to her apartment after visiting Patty and Terry. She recalls Stuart Logan at the Kanes' Long Island home, suffers a fresh wave of longing, and imagines his life with another woman while he dances with a green-haired party guest, knowing she may never claim him again.
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Lizetta
Patricia
Terrance
Patty
Terry
Stuart
Virginia
Stuart Logan
Long Tisland
Ciry
Lizzetta
Lillian
Linetta
Hollywood
Weson
Ohio State Leads List Of Colleges In Trophy Race
Ohio State tops the standings with the silver trophy from the Kansas City stockyards. Coached by Prof. D J Hays, the team includes Karl E Obrecht Lon gonville Farrell M Shultz De gran Raymond W Pifer Ash land Curtiss O Steele South Vienna Davis D Moyer Prosper Prospect and George A Young Medina.
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Ohio State
Iowa
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Permant
Kansas City Stockyards
D. J. Hays
Department of Animal Husbandry
Karl E. Obrecht
Longonville
Farrell M. Shultz
Degran
Raymond W. Pifer
Ashland
Curtiss O. Steele
South Vienna
Davis D. Moyer
Prospect
George A. Young
Medina
Farm Groups Visit Stockyards Across Ohio Region
About 160 organized farm groups have visited stockyards and packing houses in Cincinnati Cleveland and Pittsburgh to learn how cattle are marketed graded and prepared for slaughter. The Ohio State University extension specialist notes groups traveled in three years with tail totals and county reach across the southwest quarter of the state. Agricultural agents led tours with cooperative commission merchants hosting, yielding increased shipments to the market and improved marketing knowledge among Clermont County farmers.
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Ohio
C. W. Hammans
Ohio State University
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
IAG
Cou
Cooperative Commission
Clermont Co
Rochester milk meeting agenda and church night notes
A Rochester milk meeting is planned for Friday evening at 8 o clock with discussion on dairy and milk shed issues. The Ohio Fare Leama event and church night are mentioned, including a Men’s Chorus rendering and a note about attendance and timing.
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Roches
Rochester
Ohio
Leama
Nea
Community Notes Mixed With Local News And Tragedy
Local church groups met and planned a Missionary Society drive with donations of cloths towels food and clothing for Africa. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Storrow died Saturday with burial Sunday. Notable visits included Leo and Ruth Livermore at their father Charles Livermore’s bedside in serious condition. 4-H youths showcased projects in Elyria with ribbons awarded. Various local residents attended events in Elyria Wellington and Norwalk. A parade of social visits and travel headlines closes with a tale of a costly mishap from a Rochester man and a playful anecdote about a Sultan gifting a hat to a world cruising captain.
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The
Missionary Society
M. E
Mary
Bertha Miller
Africa
Lynn Storrow
Village
Leo Livermore
Ruth
Elyria
Charles Livermore
Leo
Hazel Bradford
Rochester
Grange Hall
Wellington
John Murray
Creston
Guthrie
Rachel
Tillare
Orn
I. C. Wolfe
H. FE. Stebbis
Harry Sojeba
Nellie Crawford
Cleveland
Daisy Bendler
Norwalk
Huron County
Ter Sigami
Wibar Ward
Vernon Helfner
William Murray
Chicago
Interna
Holiday Returns to Form in Eight-Year Break
New York reports Robert Corin Holliday, a famed essayist, has resumed writing after an eight year sabbatical caused by ill health. He resumes with a meditation on civilization and aging authors, echoing Whistler and George Moore. His career, influence, and literary circle are recalled amid Broadway minutiae and street life.
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New York
Lovern
Robert Cortea Holliday
Friends
Jersey
Itea
Whistler
George Moore
Holiday
Indiana
Christopher Morley
That blind cul de sac known as Washington Mews
A compact note recalls Washington Mews a blind cul de sac and questions its overlook and fate. The piece reads as a local reflection on place and memory with brief mention of urban design. The tone is rueful and contemplative about city streets and history.
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Washington Mews
Notable Gotham Figures Cheer Tyranny’s End and New Life
Harry Kemp portrays a vivid, bustling postwar scene as Harlem’s cultural pulse surges amid Tammany’s defeat. Fiorello La Guardia wins applause, Daniel Frohman stays prolific on Rialto, and Fannie Hurst befriends the night crowd. Deserted streets contrast lively gatherings, with fashion notes and literary lists rounding out a snapshot of 1933 cultural life.
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Daniel Frohman
Fannie Hurst
West Ridge News of Death Report
Mr and Mrs Fred Simms visited Charles Jennings at Willian H Oetzel s Milan home and found him ill. On Monday a telegram from daughter Marjorie caring for him said he had died that morning.Nearby briefs note visits as Mrs Lecretia Decker and family called on Mrs Eliza Cook of Amherst who is ill along with other local visitors.
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West Ridge
Fred Simms
Charles Jennings
Willian
H. Oetzel
Milan
Marjorie
Lecretia Decker
Verne
Cleon
H. H. Drusendahl
Eliza Cook
Amherst
Cook
Norman Roesmann
Elyria
Billy
John Richards
Oberlin Road
Mildred Pallas
Weekend Visit Highlights From Elyria Oberlin Family
Overnight guest Sunday of her cousin Louise Fox of Elyria, Mr and Mrs Bollis Beighley and son George of Oberlin visited Mrs Kate Lauer andgon Ty ving Sunday afternoon.
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Louise Fox
Elyria
Bollis Beighley
George
Oberlin
Kate Lauer
Gon Tyving
West Ridge School Pupils Entertained At Home
Mix a Jean Wagner hosted 34 West Ridge School pupils at her home on Saturday afternoon with a pink color scheme and entertainment. Attendees from here included Jean Wagner and others who belong to the Carlisle PT A Dramatic Club, which staged Kidnapping Hetty.
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West Ridge School
Mixa Jean Wagner
West Ridge
Carlisle PT. A
Carlisle Center
PT. A
Jean Wagner
Livan Wldred
Marian Lauer
Dorothy Lottman
Marian Pallas
Margaret Pallas
Pawine Long
Gilbert Minnteh
Julius Toth
Philip Sippel
Melvin Grills
Dramatic Club
Hetty
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Garate
America
Dashoon
Tional Livestock Show
Arthur Jewett
Merritt Parker
W. A. Jewett
Carlos Snyder
Mabel Hipp
Dorothy
Nova
Andrew Pickett
Gladys Tucker
Mifflin
Russell Klingier
Erigene Babcock
Russell Murray
Donald Murray
James Murray
John ‘Murray
George Davidson
James Davidson
Anson Egner
Chippewa Lake
Ben Booth
Ravenna
Detroit
Archibald McMillan
McMillan
Altey
Annie Flowers
San Francisco
Cal
Lawrence M. Wilson
PHONE
Crooks Coal
Bowery
Lve
Globe and Shubert
Harry Kemp
Arenpost
Dave Cul
Kbodio
Mindy Walker
Fiorello
Guardia
Sietory
Lac Guardia
Tammany
Who's Who
Cochin China
Singapore
Doris Minnich
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Mary's Church Hall
Dorthsmoth
A. ST. Fowl
Prospect Street
Steve Toth
Julia Sebastian
Sebaase Ithan
Mres. M. N
Kmecskevest
Bradford
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
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