Farming Facts Worth Knowing and Practical Tips
Cost to pull 340 old apple trees was about 21 dollars plus tractor work and four helpers. later work on stumps added 205 dollars. Sweet clover yields varied by clipping, grass silage timing advised, timothy stands thickened by maturing seed. West Virginia studies advise top pruning blackberries, red raspberries not pruned, hatch rates linked to egg size, lespedeza seeding timing, and inoculation for field crops. Draining heavy soils boosts yields in oats, barley, and wheat. trench silos favored over slack, with dirt-core trench methods used where digging is limited.
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Pu Experiment Station
West Virginia
Texas Experiment Station
Texas
Wisconsin Experiment
Ashland
Soybean Loan Program Announced by Department
The United States Department of Agriculture announced a soybean loan program to aid orderly marketing of a record crop. Loans for No. 2 or better soybeans are set at $1.03 per bushel, with grades based on official USDA standards. Lorain County AAA Chairman EH Fulmer says the program allows farmers to store soybeans on farms and obtain loans to defer selling until market timing improves. Ohio 1941 soybean acreage was about 60,000 acres and next year’s anticipated around 680,000 acres.
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States Department of Apricature
EH. Fulmer
Lorain County
Fullmer
Mullmer
United States
Pullmer
Ohio
Tells How To Boost Beef Production
L P McCann of Ohio State University argues for production boosts by culling beef cows as the beef cycle peaks. He explains that removing lower quality cows can lift weights and yields, while planned breeding and culling from beef herds improve overall profitability for Ohio farms in 1942.
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Columbus
Del
Ohio
L. P McCann
Ohio State University
Fr. M.A. Rubel
Amherst
Br. Rubel
Jett
Wales
Analysis Of Soil Advised To Learn Nutritional Needs
Chicago report from the Middle West Soil Tingravement Committee urges farmers to analyze soil to determine nutrient needs. Specialists from state experiment stations and agronomists assist in testing for nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, guiding fertilizer choices and rates.
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Chicago
Miehwest
Siemens
Yan
Middle West
Saidr
Farmen
Whis Mato Agricultural Experiment
Sis
Wiese Gendes
Sehieh Sail
State Experimentaictions
Wal
Sueveseful
Amherst New Allotment Opens in Amherst
Announcement by J Ehrman Bays and George Bays of a new Amherst allotment on the north side of Amerstville ake called Amherst sores. It covers 39 lots along a Lincoln street extension and a new Sipple Avenue cross street with a sewer installed. Land cleared and ready for building, prices range from 300 to 550 dollars. Ehrman’s office on Dark avenue, Amherst, handles sales and builder inquiries.
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Co. J. Ehrman
Teal Te Braker
George ¥. Bays
Amerstville Ake
Amherst Sores
Lincoln Street
Sipple Avenue
Ehrman
Unis
Dark Avenue
Amherst
Wellington School Honors Roll Names Students by Grade
Wellington announces junior high and grade school honor roll under Superintendent Ralph Di Purdy. Nineteen names appear across grades six to ninth with honorable mentions including Mary Jute Ebersole Irene Knowlton and Richard Watriere in a long roster of students such as Sam Hardy Dale Gibbons Hodger Piper Joh Liosiew ski Howe Obrig Sidney Ray and Ann Strandberg in ninth grade.
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Wellington
Ralph di Purdy
Sam Hardy
Dale Gibbins
Hodger Piper
Joh Liosiewski
Howe Obrig
Sidney Ray
Ann Strandberg
Lois Gott
James Massued
Neil Gibbins
Gerald Hugh
Barbara Miller
Stelen
Mary Jute Ebersole
Irene Knowlton
Richard Watriere
John Goelz
Mary Tenim
Richard Wynn
Mary Brant
Billy King
Helen Florence
Kenneth Avery
Max Howe
Martha Christy
Richardie
Donald Madre
Lola Smith
Rye Campbell
Patricia Willard
Percy Blecks
David Andrews
Robert Foiner
Billy Kmlanu
Honore Able
Jean Todd
Geraldine Parkins
Leonard Prentiss
Janet Blakely
Alice King
Father Avery
Joan Be- Vier
Gloria Mac Baise
Helen Henes
Donald Romins
Dorie Pitt
Helen Digard
Ben Lou Falls
Mary Faraga
Billsahs Gorothy
Bae Tommy Gibonstanes Harmony
Thomas Beal
Robert Haynes
Richard Barrie
Joyce Peabody
Richard Wakely
Robert Dague
Marjorie Ann Hughes
Sylvia Anderson
Gloria Ann Ray
Sheldon Whitney Secand Gradi Re Fureron
Keith Kiplinger
Cil McConnell
Ruth Ones
Florence
Paul Riemer
Swart
Noy Dague
Mary Suanne Hal
Alice Sroville
Wilhood
Sheffield
Homakings Nyetistian
Hetty DeVier
Calvin Knap
Vous Marley
Ethel Prime Suruggs
William Rogers
Change Leg Band Style For Hens
Agricultural officials note a shift in leg band materials for hens toward softer plastics and aluminum composites. The aim is to cut waste by reclaiming bands and reusing aluminum while minimizing harm to chicks and improving management records across poultry operations.
Ohio Dairy Cattle Production Struggles With Inefficiency
In Columbus Ohio farmers and experts push to boost milk and butter output to meet national demand. Ohio ranks seventh in cow numbers and averages 187 pounds of butterfat per cow annually, with 1.019 million cows producing 278 pounds of milk per cow per year. Top states in cow numbers and per cow output are listed, while expert C L Blackman of Ohio State University cautions that profitability remains uneven as prices shift.
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Columbus. O
Crose
England
Eye
C. L. Blackman
Chio Stile Univer
Ohito
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
New York
Tillnois
Lonte
Miso
Michigan
Pennnia
California
Oregon
Rhodes Island
Washington
New Jersey
Massachusets
Idaho
Connecticut
Utah
Empire State
Bath
Blackman
Rochester Club Meeting Highlights at Mrs Snyder Home
Rochester club met Friday at Mrs Drbsida Snyder home for a dinner and business session. Ella Taylor presided in Mott’s absence as members welcomed new initiates and discussed joining the Red Cross while thanking contributors and singing in sequence.
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Rochfster
Rochester
Drbsida Snyder
Anni Selver
Ella Taylor
Mott
Tes Snyder
Dumine Ringler
Mentiog
Ameries
Oberlin visitors spend weekend with local hosts
Mrs. Charlies Grahl of Birmingham spent several days as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurt and Mr and Mrs. Fred Glidur. Their daughter Margaret and Harold Papworth, all of Oberlin, visited the Hiner home Sunday evening.
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Charlies Grahl
Charles Hurt
Fred Glidur
Margaret
Harold Papworth
Oberlin
Earl Hiner
Cut Your Egg Cost by Wayne Mash
Supplement supplies to hens include proteins vitamins and minerals lacking in grains. Promises high egg production with the least cost outlay. Litchfield Exchange A G Law Mgr Olienfield O-protein Medina MB hatham 81-55.
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Litchfield Exchange A
Law
Mgr
Olienfield, O
Protien
Medina MB Hatham
Vermont Legislature Approves $40 Bonus for Veterans
The Vermont legislature approves a $40 monthly veteran bonus for native sons serving in the armed forces. The measure, if enacted, would affect about 20 men and officers.
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Port Ribey
Kas
Vermont
Display Advertising Offer Promotes The Chronicle
Reading and pictorial advertising copy. supplemary service offered. Dust provide facing, display advertising by phone 4414. The Chronicle Telegram.
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the Chronicle. Telegram
Ridge Church Plans Special Evangelistic Meetings
South Ridge begins November 1 at 8 p.m. nightly through November 16 except Saturdays. Rev. A. E. McVoy announces at Ridge Evangelical Church. Evangelist Miss Edna Hildebrand of Marion leads the meetings with singing and harp by Schwanke at Elyria.
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South Ringe
Santhiy
Ssh Ridge Evangelical Church
A. E. McVoy
Wwe
Sidays
Edna Hildebrand
Marion
Wanke
Elyria
Schwanke
Hall
Sources Of Milk Supplies Studied
Agricultural Experiment Station at Ohio State studies milk sources feeding markets via Columbus Akron Canton areas. CG McBride leads project under Ohio Agricultural Defense program, total 420,000,000 pounds production projected for 1942. Surveys cover four areas: surrounding Columbus, Akron Canton, Cincinnati, and Davin with 40 towns engaged. Townships near larger milk sheds show evaporator usage for over 3 percent of milk.
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Obis
CG McBride
Bala
Columbus
Akron
Canton
Jeda
Cincinnati
Davin
Grafton Hallowe'en Parade Planned for Friday Evening
Grafton plans a Hallowe'en parade Friday evening at 8 o clock. Participants gather at the Town hall before marching up Main Street. Prizes donated by local groups will be awarded for best costumes, with cider and refreshments served after the parade.
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Grafton
Hallowe'en Parade
Hallowe'en
Prises
Judeos Junte
Homemakers Club of East Carlisle Plans Demonstration
East Carlisle Homemakers Club met Thursday at Ridge home with Mrs. president presiding. They planned to attend a bread rolls and cake demonstration sponsored by the Metonsian Grap of the Lone Council at Grafton School on ay November. The program aims to discuss holiday themes and winter crafts with Mrs. Howard Miller and local members invited.
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Carlisle
Bis
Howard Miller
East Avenue
Var
Ridgeville Girl Scouts Convene for a Veteran’s Event
Ridgeville Girl Scouts gathered to prepare for a community exhibit honoring veterans. Leaders outlined plans for activities and a display featuring local members, with workshops on citizenship and service. The event includes a flag ceremony and a presentation of songs such as How Green Are You.
Grafton Gleaners Host Halloween Masquerade Night
Grafton Gleaners held a Halloween masquerade event Friday at the Methodist church. Families gathered for unmasking games won by Idoyd Barts Tet 4s and others received prizes, followed by a chapel dining room decor.
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Grafton
Gleaners
Methodist Church
Bianehe Edwards
Marie
Pacharias
Robert Neshett
Reebert Richards
Gertoude
Hallowe'en
Robert Richards
Eon Ee
New London Rotary visit marks district leader’s trip
Harry N. Hansen, District Governor of the Witc Rotary District, begins his official visit to the New London Rotary Club on Monday November 1. The club reports 100 percent attendance for a second straight week with a list of members present including Crane, Wilbur Hileman and Carter White, Walter Sharp, Rupe Glas, and WW EL Calehouse. The piece mentions local WPA concerns, educational films, and a Phoenix housing project dedication with federal and state authorities present.
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New London
Harry N. Hansen
Witc
New London Rotary Club
Hansen
Toledo
Pela
Brighton School Carnival Scheduled for Friday Evening
Brighton school hosts a carnival with prizes across categories such as best costume and most popular. Winners will receive awards including best dressed, fattest, and other contests. Proceeds go toward the athletic fund.
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Carenival
Brighton
Eveting
Athlevic
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