Ohio corn hog payments total over seven million dollars
Ohio farmers signed to the corn hog contracts under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration have received 7 117 686 dollars, about 75 percent of the first installment. Nationwide payments total around 114 654 000 dollars. Fayette County leads Ohio with 280 026 dollars. Iowa signs have received 28 633 396 dollars overall.
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Ohio
Agricutural Adjustment Administration
Washington
AAA
Fayette County
Iowa
Excellent Catarrh Remedy Promised To Cure Deafness Head Noise
Read about a home remedy claimed to treat catarrh deafness and head noises. The recipe uses Parmine double strength, water, and sugar stirred until dissolved, taken as a teaspoon four times daily. It claims to open nostrils, ease breathing, reduce eustachian inflammation, and boost overall health.
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Muir
Corn Hog Contract Totals and Disbursements Reported
The report cites state by state payments including 469 in Kansas and 8,858,850 in Indiana with others in Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and more. Checks mailed to 1,249,600 contract signers averaged over $90 each, with a total first benefit near 138 million and overall payments around 2.714 billion. The peak daily disbursement occurred October 11 with over 4.5 million in checks mailed in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Pennsylvania
West
Ohio Boy Heads Organization of Future Farmers
Washington October 17 1932 2400 boys in Future Farmers of America convene at Kansas City October 20 Bob Jones president Radnor Ohio will greet them. Program includes livestock dairy poultry meat milking judging and a speaking contest tied to the American Royal Stock Show. Started 1928 the group has about 2000 members.
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Washington
Future Farmers of America
Kasas Cit
Bobby Jones
Radnor
Ohio
Future Farmers Organization
Corn Field Day set for 15000 at Darbrville farm
Circleville reports the fifth annual Corn Field Day will be held November 2 on Mrs W Carpenter's Darbrville farm. About 15 000 expected to attend. Husking contests open to county winners 40 or 54. Ohio Farmer and OSU extension plan demonstrations and exhibits including efficient farm power in plowing and an analysis of the farm adjustment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Carpenter
Darbrville
Ohio Farmer Farm Publication
Agricultural Extension Service of
Ohio State University
Ohio Team Takes Third in U.S. Dairy Judging Contest
Ohio state champion 4 H dairy judging team, winner at the Ohio State Fair in September, placed third nationally at Waterloo Iowa. Team members were Muskegon County boys Hob Bay Kenneth and Myron Elliott with club leader W H Palmer noting the result.
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Qolumbuts
Ohio
Waterloo
Towa
W. H. Palmer
Muskingum County
Hob Bay
Kenneth
Myron Elliott
Ohio crop prospects improve on September to October shift
Ohio farmers benefited from favorable September weather with October 1 crop estimates rising for corn, potatoes, buckwheat and sugar beets. Tobacco, apples and soybeans slipped slightly while hay stayed steady. Corn yields reach about 94.3 million bushels, potatoes near 18.07 million, apples around 3.74 million bushels, peaches 228 thousand, grapes 24 thousand tons, with notable drought impacts on clover and timothy hay.
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Ohio
Glenn S. Ray
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Barnhart Guides County Team As Agricultural Agent Coach
W S Barnhart served as coach and county agricultural agent guiding the team.
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W. S. Barnhart
Mystery of Bierce Letters Drives Family Feud in Ohio
An Ohio tale unfolds as Dr. Henderson recounts discovering letters from Ambrose Bierce tied to a dead soldier who claimed kinship to Bierce. The letters fuel a feud among Windsor, Reeves, and Henderson over authorship, with Reeves exposed as a thief and the material’s ownership contested amid personal betrayal and a looming thesis.
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Dr. Henderson
New Orleans
Phe
Ambrose Bierce
Mme
Bierce
Mexico
Mr. Reeves
Windsor
Inspector Lee
Mr. Blade
New York
Pierce
Texas
Ruth Turner
Reeves
Ile
Dr. Walker
Windsor Hall
Reeve
Fertilizer Trend Boosts Crop Efficiency Says Smalley
Washington December 17 Progressive trends in fertilizer manufacture and use are aiding crop yields and profits says H R Smalley chief agronomist National Fertilizer Association New methods for applying fertilizers may lift profits by millions by placing bands beside rows just below seed Smalley notes future shifts include using neutral and basic fertilizers for efficiency though acids suit some crops He adds plant food content has risen over 50 years improving efficiency
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Washington
H. R. Smalley
National Fertilizer Association
Smalley
Culling Advice for Sheep Flocks Ahead of Winter
Ohio farmers advised to reduce flocks due to scarce feeds and high prices. Secretary L A Kaufman of the Ohio Wool Growers Cooperative urges discarding old or poor quality ewes, unsound udders, and light shearers. Healthy, parasite free sheep require less feed, better condition, and lower costs.
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L. A. Kaufman
Ohio Wool Growers Cooperative Association
Kaufffman
Farmers Favor Continuance Of Corn Hog Plan
In Ohio seventy nine counties reported a 15.12 margin in favor of continuing the federal corn hog production control plan for 1985 with 10 484 opposed. Reports from nine counties remained due and Seneca has yet to report while Preble set the record with 544 in favor and Gallia the least with 11 for the plan. Hobby Profitable Kenton O Herbert Jamison honey 1000 pounds from Italian bees.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. W. Wuieher
Ohio Agricultural Dytension Bureau
Seneca County
Preble County
Gallia County
Kenton
Herbert Jamison
Ada
Kipton Visiting Day At School Kipton Q Oct 17
Kipton already report says on Tuesday no school as teachers were assigned to visit county schools. Assignments include Ruth Kelly Baetz Kenneth Carpenter to Avon Lake Margaret Bosler to Ridgeville Evelyn Herrmann to Henrietta Nettie Wood to Clearview and Jessie Mellor to Vincent. Entertaining on birthday On Sunday Mr and Mrs Nat Ladd hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Ladd and John Hand of Piyma with many local families attending. Briefs note J & Davidson attended Democratic luncheon.
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Chippewa Lake
V. J. Taylor
Elyria
Maw
D. HW. Calkins
Chadow
Albert Seheid
Fred Puder
Wakeman
George Miller
Robert Salsbury
Toledo
P. E. Warding
Robert Brown
Charles Bayless
Delaware
D. Bayless
Julia Murrin
J. H. Calkins
William Manning
Gwendolyn Palgrit
Cuyahoga County Relief of
Cleveland
J. E. Davidson
Columbia
Herman Snell
Harley Welling and Son
Henry Gehringer
Paul Weber
J. N. Weber
D. Payless
Charles
W. K. Howard
Wendell Bayless
Harold Davis
Richard
Kipton
Ruth Kelly
Baetz
Kenneth Carpenter
Avon Lake
Margaret. Bosler
Ridgeville
Evelyn Herrmann
Henrietta
Nettie Wood
Clearview
Jessie Mellor
Vincent
Nat. Ladd
Ladd
John Hand
Piyma
Lucille
Flyria
A. &. Hostettler
June
Pittsfield
Dean Betts
Laverne
Milan
Ruth Hand
Lloyd Ladd
Haven Lloyd
Acorns Save Waterloo Golfers From Tee Cost
In Galt Ontario members of the Waterloo Golf and Country Club cut acorn shells in half to use as tees. Each half shell serves as a natural tee, replacing the usual 25 cent per hundred tees and cutting expenses for the club.
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Galt
Ont
Waterloo
Nevah relief for rheumatic pains advertised drug
An old style ad promotes Nevah a pain relief remedy for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica and lumbago with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold at Muir Cut Rata Drug and other first class stores.
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Nevah
Muir Cut Rata
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Tyes
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Carlist
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Jimnte Brown
Blue Hole
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Wegeo Creek
Gaylor Bickel
Richard Dobney
Austin Mandevilla
Camden High School
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Earl Green
Camden
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H. RB. Cook
W. L. Smith
Brievs
Acorns
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Keyes Auto Service
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Joel
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Herbert O. Yardley
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