Hay Real Ruler Of Farm World Editor Reports
Editor Arthur H. Jenkins argues hay is the true ruler of farming, surpassing wheat and cotton in value in many years. He notes hay’s role as livestock feed, its decline with cities and fords, and a 1931 value around 630 million dollars. The piece traces shifts due to transport, mills, and changing farming practices, stressing hay’s renewed importance in dairy and pasture systems.
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Hay
Farm World
Arthur H. Jenkins
Farm Journal
Central Press
Mr. Ford
Mr. Edison
Olive Tablets Offer Real Digestion Relief
Stomach upset sufferers attack the real cause, clogged intestines or constipation, with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. These purely vegetable tablets soothe the bowels aiding natural function and improving appetite energy and taste. Sold by all druggists 15c 30c 60c. Take one or two at bedtime.
Millions Sent by Production Credit Groups
millions sent by production credit groups describe loans totaling over 60.6 million dollars to more than 100000 farmers in the United States through the Production Credit Associations. Elyria district serves Lorain Huron Erie Medina Cuyahoga and Summit counties with three other northern Ohio districts in Warren Fosteria and Defiance. Loans at five percent cover stock replacement seed fertilizer and paying due obligations with quick processing from app to completion in 19 days to two weeks.
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United States
Max M. Phillips
Elyria Production Credit Association
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Medina
Curahoga
Summit
Ohio
Warren
Fosteria
Defiance
Farm Credit Act
Farmers urge dollar devaluation to raise prices
The American Farm Bureau Federation led by president Edward A. O Neal urged President Roosevelt to use congressional powers to reduce the gold content of the dollar to the legal limit. Ohio Farm Bureau trustees passed a resolution endorsing the move to restore commodity prices to 1926 levels and promote national recovery.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Roosevelt
Congress
American Farmers
Board of Trusters
Ohio Farm Bureau
O'Neal
Ohio Farmers Plan to Raise More Calves
Ohio farmers aim to raise more of their own beef calves and buy fewer from western range cattlemen says L P McCann extension animal husbandry expert at Ohio State University. He notes cheap Ohio calf production and negligible shipping fever or transit shrinkage. Last winter fourteen farmers kept complete feed cost records on their beef breeding herds with a yearly per cow cost of 12.17 dollars, with pasture charged per cow.
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Ohio
L. P. McCann
Ohio State University
McCann
The Countess and Greenleaf in a spy plot clash
Joel Carter, secretary to Nathaniel Greenleaf at the Black Chamber, faces the Countess Thorland who seeks to rejoin espionage. She and Captain Duval invite Greenleaf and Joel to a lunch as plans unfold, while Joel distrusts the Countess and weighs the risks to many lives at sea.
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Joel Carter
Nathaniel Greenleaf
Department of Chemical Supervision
Countess Thorland
Greenleays
Andre Duval
Andre
Greenleaf
Duval
Joel
Draval
Laval
Net
Beef Breeder Study Shows Low Winter Feeding Costs
A 14-herd survey reports 500 cows with a 92 percent calf crop. Calf production cost averaged 13.73 dollars per calf, with winter feeds often consisting of rough fodder like staver and hay. Some farms adopted silage or grain, yet overall wintering costs stayed notably low as herds expanded.
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McGann
What’s Doing On The Farm By SAM PLUMER
The average farmer has more money this fall than last fall and prices of farm commodities are up. Poultry production is down this year, with hatchings and hen numbers reduced, likely lifting prices for eggs and poultry next year. Late forage crops are sufficient for winter, reducing hay purchases. Government corn loans rose from 45 to 55 cents per bushel after October 15, benefiting corn farmers.
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Sam Plumer
United Press
Champion Potato Raiser Records High Ohio Yield
Mr W E Stough is the champion potato raiser of Ohio. He set a record with 608 bushels of "sobblers" grown under irrigation. Sorghum cane mills run full blast in eastern Ohio, producing sweet amber molasses for pancakes this winter.
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W. E. Stough
Ohio
Osntieastern Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Units Hold Meetings This Week
Annual county meetings of Ohio Farm Bureau are underway statewide and run through mid November. They elect district officers, appoint committees, select delegates to the state convention, plan activities, prepare a budget, and review local officer reports on county bureau progress.
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Ohio Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Columbus
Avon Lake Republican Meeting Scheduled at Hills Home
Avon Lake residents are invited to a Republican meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p m hosted by C R Hills at the corner Center and Weber road. Officers will be elected and an executive committee appointed. Existing attendees include members from the Medina Association of Congregational Christian Churches.
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Avon Lake
C. R. Hills
Corner Center
Weber Road
J. Britton
A. J. Hoyt
Ida Hill
Medina Association of Congregational Christian Churches
Elyria
Walter Berg
Carl Herg
Cleveland
Jessie Khypson
Clara Reeves
Williard Court
Leo Smith
George Emmerich
Michael Smith
Anna Berge
Mansfield
Kate Kramer
Chester Nash
Alma Barekert
Jacob Reinhard
Amherst
Clarence Albrecht
R. H. Reightlay
Charles Baldauf
John Smmersen
Francis
George Kramer
Earl Sandrock
Ralph Schramm
Oberlin High Y
Chance Creek
LeRer Schramm
Akron
Raymond Grills
LeRoy Schramm
Oberlin High School
Port Clinton
Russia Township Farm Women's Club
Grange Hall
Harry Gibson
R. H. Keighley
H. C. Coulson
Carl Schmitz
Mary Lounsbrough
Dick Zilch
LeRoy Sehramm
Avon Lake Council Adopts Relief Funds For Water Main Projects
Avon Lake village council met Monday with minutes approved and bills paid. It approved two federal relief projects funding water main work: $8,000 from Wood Beach subdivision improvement fund for Inwood Beach and $3,197.45 from Belden Park subdivision improvement fund for Belden Park water main. Briefs note visits by local residents to Clarksfield Elyria and nearby relatives on Sunday.
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Avon Lake Village
Relief Administration
Lorain County
Tnewood Beach
Inwood Beach
Ceouodil
Belden Park
Danish cousins dispute over 100th birthday in Denmark Wisconsin
Frank Suidzinski Sr and cousin John Skaletski, aged 101, mark Suidzinski’s 100th birthday anniversary on October 10. Each year Frank proclaims an extra year to claim a shared age distinction, triggering their annual disagreement when they attend each other’s celebrations.
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Tol
100
Denmark
Wis
Frank Suidzinski, Sr
John Skaletski
Frank
John
One-Student Hayton School Shocks Charleston Town
In Chilton Wisconsin the two room Hayton school has a single pupil this year, a seven year old girl who last year represented one fifth of the attendance. Three students graduated, while a fourth moved to another school, leaving the lone student as the entire student body.
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Chilton
Wis
Hayton
Charleston
Here
Oberlin Grange 1003 meeting with many notices
Oberlin Grange No 1003 held at South Main Street hall Tuesday with Master Ernest Parke presiding. Plans announced for seasonal board parties and a November 3 event. Also noted Lorain County Deteter Club, Pomona Grange, North Russia Needle Guild activities and a long roster of local engagements and visits.
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Oberlin
Smigil
Oberlin Grange No
South Main Street
Ernest Parke
Reg
Grange Hall
Jacob Albright
John
Earl Peabody
West College
Michael Smith
Ver
Clarence Albrecht
Pedro
Kathesa Emmerich
Charles Gibson
Maresh Anderson
Ronselation
May
Marsh Anderson
Sarla Jinan
Lorain
Clayton Peabody
Fred Berg
Anna Berg
John Emimerich
Charles Gilsen
Harry Gibson
Eliya Manns
Theodore Manns
Edward Schramm
Henry Sandrock
William Berg
Local residents attend Vermilion farewell party
A Sandusky bound busines s trip brought Ort Neiding to town. Farewell party for Mrs. Rhea Fleming at Mrs. Franklin Baker home in Vermilion drew dozens including Mrs. Clarence Parker, Mrs. Barnny Kukes, Thad Wilson, Mrs. Oliver Gribbins, and Beatrice Fleming. Others shopped or visited in Elyria Lorain Vermilion and Berlin Heights.
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Birmingham
Ort
Lewin Funk
Elyria
Clarence Opperman
William Davidson
Hall Louse
Albert Baird
Lucile Pfarr
Lorain
Anthony Neiding
Lois Morgan
Cleveland
Rolland Eppler
Loren Ppler
Helen
Charles Croft
Carl Ives
Vermilion
Rubert Ferguson
Joppa
Ora Nelson
Far Hunter
Berlin Heights
T. J. Barry
William Opperman
Marcela
Ex Navy Legion forms in Chattanooga to boost Navy ties
Seventeen former Navy men have formed the Ex Navy Legion in Chattanooga Tennessee to promote Navy friendships and help make Chattanooga Navy conscious.
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Navy Legion
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn.pi
Brighton Community Clap Meets With Mrs Hemphill October 26
Brighton Delaware briefs describe a community clap meeting with Mrs Robert Hemphill on Wednesday of the week, October 26, a covered dish dinner at noon, and a call for good attendance. Also notes social visits and family events from Brighton and nearby towns including extended relations and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean McClellan
Albert Carpenter
Clarksfield
Turks to Have Radio Station AnkarA
IURM A new powerful wireless station will be built by Russian engineers with Rivasian equipment for the Turkish government in Ankara. The project was learned from the Ministry of Public Works.
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Ankara
IURM
Ministry of Biblic Works
Old One Cent Piece Found in Salt Lake City
A damaged notice reports discovery of an ancient one cent piece in Salt Lake City Utah. The fragment describes the minting at ISL and a conclusion about its age and origin amid unclear surrounding details.
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Salt Bare City
Utah
ISL
Home remedy for catarrh and ear noises offered
An old advertisement explains belief in catarrh and catarrhal deafness causing head noises. It promotes a home tonic using Parmint Double Strength and warm water with sugar, claimed to reduce inflammation and equalize ear pressure, urging sufferers to try it and share with others.
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Muir
Cale
Cadeey
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Toledo
Grace Kent
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Minnie Klar
Kentucky
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Arthur Wangerein
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Emily Lang
Berea
Thelma Manns
Juanita
Helen Rolling
Richard Zilch
Amrherst
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William May
Arthur Walgerein
Charles Schaible
West Ridge
Warren Gibson
Frank Austin
Lakewood
Edward Johnson
Hlyria
George Kramer A
Hallowe'en
Henry Shriver
Belden
Ruth Sandrock
Viola Berg
Kathryn Albrecht
Oberlin Grange Hall
North Russia
Needie Guild
Charlex Gibson
Juania Schramm
Service Guild
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Brighton
Estha Burge
John W. Green
BE. J. Zimmer
Naomi Burge
Will McKennzie
Homer Martin
New Swindon
Marti
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Bert Day
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Zello Johnson
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