Two Rochester herds lead Lorain County dairy group
The Lorain County Herd Improvement Association report shows Neva Ringler's Rochester Township herd as the top milk and butterfat producer among herds with more than five cows, while Harry Rowland’s herd leads five to 15 cows. Ringler herds set multiple records for milk and butterfat output, with several cows posting top figures.
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Rochester Township
Lorain
Ringler
Hst
Otis Lyndes
M. O. Penfound
Harry Rowland
D A Schwartz
Neva Ringler
Jackson, Camp and Wolcott
J. E. Ford
D. A Schwartz
J. C. Aldrich
Elyria High Senior B Class Elects Officers
Elyria High School Senior B elects officers after a multi ballot vote. James Schumar of United Spanish War Veterans post helped announce results. Mary Emily Scott Louise Lersch and Richard Bell chosen for VP secretary treasurer roles. Nine new members joined and a YMCA campaign team was formed with Richard Baumhart as captain.
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Teenth Street
Mary Emily Scott
Howe Street
Friendship Club
Louise Lersch
Princeton Avenue
Richard Bell
Third Street
Farmers Report 3 Major Pests Killed By Heat
Manhattan Kansas report notes heat wave last summer killed three major corn pests. Grasshoppers armyworm and cutworms suffered high mortality, reducing crop damage. Farmers adapted with remaining pest control measures and noted improved stand conditions in some fields.
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Roger G. Smith
Department of Entomology
Kansas State College
Smith
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Fall plantings boost shrub success in Ohio say specialist
An Ohio State University horticulture expert states that nearly all trees and shrubs can be planted this fall with better establishment than in spring. Shrubs are essential for structure, privacy, and design, serving as background around yards, accents in layouts, and to hide unattractive foundations.
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Ohio
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Ried
Ries
Corn Hog Plan Payments Reach Most Corn-Hog Signers
United States corn hog producers have received two thirds of the first installment totaling about 133 million dollars. To date more than 86 million dollars have been paid to 918,962 contract signers across 39 states, with Ohio receiving about 6.96 million. Iowa leads with over 22.75 million, followed by Missouri, Nebraska, and Indiana.
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United States
Washington
A. G. Black
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ohio
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Indiana
Cornhog Vote Questions for 1935 Adjustment Plan
Producers’ answers to two questions, to be considered in the first two weeks of October by 1,200,000 signers of the AAA corn hog adjustment contract, will shape adjustment plans following the 1934 program. The questions ask whether voters favor a 1935 adjustment in corn and hogs and whether they support a one contract per farm approach.
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AAA
Cornhog Control Association
United States
U. S
Chester (. Davis
Boards of Directors
County Corn-Hog Control Associations
VFW Post 1079 Plans Stag Party and Private Dance
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1079 met at Broad Street club rooms to plan a stag party with an extensive entertainment program and a private dance for members and social members and families. Commander Frank Laraway led the principal talk at the meeting.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Broad Street
Post
Frank Laraway
Jefferson Torch Club Plans Season in Elyria YMCA
Twenty members of the Jefferson Torch Club met at the Elyria YMCA last night to map plans for the 1934-35 season. Richard Baumhart was elected temporary chairman to lead club activities until officers for the coming year are chosen.
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Jefferson Torch Club
Elyria Y. M. C.A
Richard Baumhart
Egg Shaped Like Squash Laid by Local Hen
In South Hingham Massachusetts a hen owned by Mrs Cc Tirrell laid an egg unusually shaped like a summer squash. The odd egg drew attention from neighbors and spotlighted the farmer’s everyday poultry.
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South Hingham
Mass
Cc. L. Tirrell
Wealth Power Presses On Amid Strong Consumer Base
America’s power to create wealth remains vast as long as a substantial public of consumers with money is ready to buy. The statement underscores reliance on robust consumer demand to sustain economic growth.
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America
Va-tro-nol advertised nasal cold prevention drops
A vintage ad describes Va-tro-nol as a preventive nasal drop for colds designed for nose and throat use. It claims to reduce nasal swelling and mucus, offering relief in early cold stages and suitable for children and adults. It also mentions an "Open House at Vicks" radio program with Freddy Martin on CBS Sundays.
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Vicks
Freddy Martin
CBS
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Willard Robison
Deep River Orchestra
Mildred Bailey
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