Balanced rations boost egg production in laying hens
A. K. R. Winter of Ohio State University reports that with grain alone hens lay 60 to 80 eggs yearly, while adding protein concentrates raises output to 140 to 160 eggs. A diet of about 90 percent grains and 10 percent protein, plus oyster shell or limestone grit, green hay, water, and sunshine, forms the ideal setup. When prices shift, adapt rations but keep a balanced mix. Vitamin D comes from sunshine and certain feeds, ensuring proper poultry nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K R. Winter
Ohio State University
Winter
Ohio
Wheat Weevil 18 Found in Lorain County
Lorain County farmers are warned about the wheat weevil, with reports already received. Acting county agricultural extension agent C I Hummel notes stored wheat over two years feeds the pest, urging vigilance and offering guidance on carbon bisulphide treatment at the county extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Hummel
Offce
Ruling Favors Cider Makers in Ohio Tax Decision
The Tax Commission of Ohio ruled that unsealed bottles or jugs of apple cider may be sold tax free while sealed beverages in containers closed by a cork or stopper face taxation. The decision followed testimony from the Ohio Fruit Growers Association. The ruling defines sealed containers as those closed by mechanisms not easily removable without special tools. It notes that a cork alone does not seal if designed to be removed by hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Commission of Ohio
Ohio Fruit Growers’ Association
Tar Commission
Campaign against barberry bush in Lorain County
A county wide drive against the common barberry bush is launched in Lorain County under the U S Department of Agriculture. Sixteen county men will assist in eradicating the shrub to curb Black Stem Rust in grains. Funding comes from the Public Works Administration. Charles R. Tom and Harold E. Whitacre will head the district effort. Report any shrub sightings to the barberry eradication office on East Broad Street, Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
United Statees Department of Agriculture
Department
County Agricultural Extension Service
Public Works Administration
Charles R. Tom
Harold E. Whitacre
United States Department of Agriculture
Office of Barberry Eradication
East Broad Street
Columbus
Rochester Cow Champ Producer Of Last Month
A Holstein cow in Neva Ringler's Rochester herd topped Lorain County Herd Improvement Association milk and butterfat for September. Number Three produced 1,569 pounds of milk and 69.2 pounds butterfat at 3.7 percent. Other top producers included Hawke, Lyndes, Durkee, Prindis, and Ring, with milk figures ranging 1,341 to 1,830 pounds and butterfat from 32.4 to 64.7 pounds. The Schwartz and Ford herds yielded high butterfat tests, with Guernseys showing the top 5.6 percent. Earl Hawke Nova led in total herd production with 76 pounds milk and 337 pounds butterfat per cow averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Ringler
Rochester
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Ray Eppier
Ringler
Malik
W. AR. Hawke
J. W. McHenry
Nea Ringler
D. A. Schwartz
Otis Lyndes
J. E. Ford
W. R. Hawke and
Lee
E. E. Durkee
Earl Hawke
Nova
Progress Toward Farm Adjustment in Ohio and Kansas
Whitring adding machines in SI county offices in Ohio tally signatures for contracts with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The tally, not yet complete, suggests signup nearing 49 percent of total cropland. From 33 counties reports show 17,000 farmers have signed, seeking to reduce heat acre usage in exchange for benefits on the portion of the crop used for domestic food consumption. Kansas, the leading wheat pro-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Love Pact on the Tropica Beach Yacht Affair
Lizetta pursues Stuart Logan in a social season romance at Tropica Beach. Amid rivalries, Pedro’s arrest for jewel theft and a yacht party scheme unfold as Lizetta and Stuart share dinners and dances while others plot to win his heart. The chapter ends with a cliffhanger.
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Stuart Lagan
Tropica Beach
Lasetta Boyd
Stuart
Lisella
Logan
Pedro
Speniard
Atzella
Lizetta
Stuart Logan
Noor
Budge
Jim
Shore Highway
Marion
Government food program pushes vast farm signups
The government projects signups cover 11,791,427 acres of 12,541,000 in all states, with Nebraska reaching about 97 percent of its wheat acreage. The plan to buy 75 million dollars of dairy, poultry, meat, cotton, fruits, vegetables, and grains aims to aid 3.56 million relief families by creating new channels for producer distribution and broader consumption this winter. Washington economists warn that moving land from grain to pasture may reduce milk and meat output, noting historical data that harvested crops yield more livestock feed and that pasture shifts have slowed since 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Washington
New Crop Pleases Growers in Lorain County
Sudan crass, a comparatively new crop for Lorain County farmers, drew favorable opinions from those who tried it this year. A survey by C. J. Hummel, acting county agricultural extension agent, shows grass used as a pasture crop after regular pastures were removed, performing well and promising potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. J. Mummer
Hummel
Broadway’s fading edge and roaming pitchmen of New York
A late era sketch of midtown curb merchants dubbed pitchmen wandering coast to coast with itinerant shows. The piece notes their social downturn, the Billboard column by Billyboy, and snapshots of bustling Broadway life from Lindy’s to Grand Central. It closes with musings on daily life and human need for guidance amid change.
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New York
Los Angeles
Billyboy
Dallas
Case Rose
Joe Morris
Indianapolis
Doc
Endon
Arkansas
Tide Heddy
Herb
Duluth
Ton
Clyde
Southern Jack) Wilson
Canada
Grafton Grange Sets Notice For November Meeting
Grafton Grange No. 1686 met in regular session at the hall on Thursday evening. The meeting decided that each member should be notified to attend the regular meeting on November 2 at the hall to decide the future for the Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
West Ridge Hostess Welcomes Welfare League Meeting
West Ridge October 11 Mrs red Vietzen entertained the West Ridge Welfare League on Tuesday afternoon. The gathering featured sewing and a luncheon for Mrs Elizabeth Griils Mrs Arthur Fesler and Mrs Schild of Murray Ridge Mrs Carl Fesler of Elyria Mrs John Uel field Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg and daughter Erma of Towoline road Mrs George Kuittel of the Edison Highway Mrs Raymond Vietzen and hostess Mrs Fred Vietzen. Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg to entertain next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare League
West Ridge
Red. Vietzen
Mureray Ridge
Elizabeth Griils
Arthur Fesler
Schild
Murray Ridge
Carl Fesler
Elyria
John Uelfield
Lewis Spiegelberg
Erma
Towoline Road
George Kuittel
Edison
P. T. A. Meeting at West Ridge School House
The Parent Teachers Association of West Ridge will hold its monthly meeting at the school house Friday evening. The young people will present the play Kidnaping Betty. Patrons of the school and all interested friends are cordially invited to attend.
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Parent-Teachers' Association of
West Ridge
Betty
WLT T U Convention attendees prize winners noted
Mrs Raymond Simms and daughter Eleanor plus Mrs James Tittle and daughter Gladys attended the W L T U convention at Brownhelm Friday. Eleanor won firsts in County and local State S T I contests. Gladys won third in 7th grade and first in local. Several local families hosted and visited others Sunday following.
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Raymond Simms
Eléanor
James Tittle
Gladys
WLC. T. U
Brownheim
Eleanor Simms
Gladys Tittie
South Murray Ridge
Edna Pallas
Today Is The Day In Ke Clarke C Keinnaird Horoscope
Astrological note for Wednesday October 11 1933 highlights radical thinking and reformist sympathy for the underprivileged. Outdoor weather diary discusses hurricane wind, forecasting West Indian storms seven to ten days ahead. Notables born this date include Eleanor Roosevelt Harlan Fiske Stone Cary T Grayson Theodore Thomas George Williams J H Heinz Lowell Sherman and others with a note on heart burials in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Weather Bureau
U.S
Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt
New York City
Harlan Fiske Stone
Supreme Court of the
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Theodore Thomas
American Symphony Orchestra
George Williams
Young Men's Christian Association
JH. J. Heinz
Lowell Sherman
Historic commemorations and aviation milestones across centuries
The passage recalls a 19th century funeral pageant with grenadiers, musicians, a heart urn, and honored mourners, noting a 1829 heart theft. It lists 1779 Casimir Pulaski’s death and service in America, Roosevelt’s 1910 flight, Ruth Elder’s 1927 transatlantic survival, and Graf Zeppelin’s 1928 maiden U.S. flight and global exploits.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Friedrichshafen
U. S
Australia
Memorial plans noted for Etna memorial dedication
Wangerine of Oberlin reports Adelbert Johnston and wife with daughters from Elyria visiting Mr and Mrs A M Johnston. Julia Sebastian also visited Elyria parents and attended a Lutheran church supper for the memorial dedication effort. Harbage hopes the memorial is dedicated on Oct 2 1934, fourteen years after the rally. The soil at Mount Etna in Sicily is described as extremely fertile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Miller
Carl Fow
West Ridge
Karl Dehn
Dehn Road
Wao. Sudro
Elyria
Chicago
Sherrod
Oberlin
Harry Lauer
Marian
Harlan Penfound
Elyria-Lakewood
Milly Joy
Cleveland
Charles Joy
Fred Fry
Joy
Harbage
Mount Etna
Sicily
Madison county plans Harding memorial at Wilson's Corner
Preliminary plans for a Warren G. Harding memorial in Madison County advance with Canaan Township keying the effort. Ray Harbage reports organizers aim to place a native boulder at the meeting site and erect a bronze table to honor the late president who spoke from Marion Ohio’s front porch in 1920.
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Harding
London
Madison County
Warren G. Harding
Wilson’s Corner
Marion
Ohio
Ray Harbage
Canaan Towneship
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