Farm Bureau urges vote against Ohio tax limit amendment
Perry L. Green of the Ohio Farm Bureau urges members and all Ohio farmers to vote against a proposed constitutional amendment to cap the gasoline tax at three cents a gallon. He argues the measure benefits sellers over users, questions road funding, and notes farmers have paid road and gas taxes yet face poor dirt roads. He proposes farmers consider whether such a cap would jeopardize highway improvement funds and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio
Perry L. Green
Reen
Mr. Reen
Ohio Farm Urbau News
Loans On Stored Corn In Midwest States
Production Credit Associations in ten midwest and central states announce loans up to 38 cents a bushel secured by producers notes. Loans, four percent interest, cover stored on farm corn meeting grade four or better and eligible for purchase by the Commodity Credit Corporation. Borrowers must hold voting stock in the association or purchase stock with the loan.
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Middle-Westerno Tex
Computy Credit Corporation
S. M. ‘Wood
Ohio
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Kan
Colorado
Minnesota
Raska
South Dakota
Gard
Remarkable home remedy for catarrh and deafness
An old advertisement claims catarrh and head noises stem from mucus and offers a simple home treatment. It recommends Parmint double strength, diluted in hot water with sugar, taken as a tablespoon four times daily. The notice asserts rapid relief in breathing and ear symptoms, asserting ninety percent of catarrh cases respond to the remedy.
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Muir
National Farm Group To Study Many Questions
Delegates and officials of the Ohio Farm Bureau will attend the sixteenth annual American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Nashville on December 10 11 and 12. Speakers include Cor dell Hull Secretary of State Dr George F Warren Sen ator Elmer Thomas Chester C Davis Dr W L Myers and Gov John G Winant. Topics cover reciprocal trade treaties monetary reform credit structure and strengthening the Agricultural Adjustment Program.
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Ohio Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Nashville
Tennessee
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Cordell Hull
George F. Warren
Elmer Thomas
Chester C. Davis
AAA
W. L Myers
Farm Credit Administration
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
America
Apple and potato growers buyers to join in show
Lorain County fruit and potato growers will exhibit at Cleveland on November 8 and 9 at the Northern Ohio Food Terminal. Henry Fr Leimbach of Brownhelm Township speaks on growers day with others from markets and cooperatives. Buyer Day on November 9 will see representatives of stores hotels and restaurants review samples.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Northern Ohio
Lorain
Henry Fr. Leimbach
Brownhelm Township
Ohio
A. C. Secrest
Ohio Bureau of Markets
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Livestock Show Moves to New Home at Chicago Stock Yards
Chicago hosts the International Live Stock Exposition from December 1 to 8 in a newly built complex at the Chicago Stock Yards. The 25th anniversary show features record entries of prize herd and flock stock, draft horses, and riding animals. An opening dedication marks the move to the expansive new International Amphitheatre, hailed as the finest exhibit building for live stock in the world.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards
Canada
Hve
State milk prices rise for Ohio producers within year and a half
Prices received by Ohio milk producers have risen on average from 1.30 to 2.14 per hundred pounds in the past 18 months. The weighted averages cover leading Ohio markets and come from the Department of Technical Economics at Ohio State University. Prices cited pertain to milk used for fluid milk or cream in September and are not farm net.
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Ohio
Department of Tura
Ohio State University
Wartime intrigue at embassy ball unfolds in secrecy
In a turbulent scene at a European embassy, Joel Carter witnesses a covert wartime briefing. Greenleaf, Count Trefland, and Captain Duval discuss guarding critical intelligence about troop movements and submarine threats, while tensions rise around loyalty and safe disclosure. The room hums with strategic manipulation and looming danger.
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Joel Carter
Nathaniel Greenleaf
C. 8
Countess Thurland
Greenleaf
Bile Martin
Jodl
St Martin's Altar Soviets Postpone Meeting to All Saints Day
The regular St. Martin's Altar Soviets monthly meeting is postponed from Thursday November 1 to Thursday November 8 due to the All Saints feast observance. Services will be at 7 and 9 that Thursday, and on Friday three Masses will be at 8 8:30 and 9 for All Souls Day.
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Valley City
St. Martin's Altar Soviets
Anna Schaeffer
Jean and
Marie Schaeffer
Cleveland
Amppleby
Strongsville
Roberta Vrasyatsa
Janice Ann Arick
Betty Gull
Medina
Carl Hauck
al Arn Kruster
Maude Hauck
Arthur Hauck
Earl Arick
Clifford Brown
Berea
William Grabenstetter
Ed Steyer
St. John's Hospital
Mary Jo Reuttar
Thelma Steck
Capitol University
Columbus
Hallowe'en
York High School
Twila Wilkingon
Genevieve Erhart
Martha Schmidt
Mildred Steck
Coletta Schaefer
Emma Owen
Edward Spieth
Lyle Behner
Dorothy Muntz
Carol Schmidt
Lucille Reusch
Billy
Billy Hopkins
Billy Schaefer
Sth
Mary Haumesser
Eunies Gienke
Toth
Robert Grinsheimer
Leona Hammond
Buck
Geneva Steingass
Baldwin-Wallace College
William Steck
Huldah Raver
Ralph Feuchter
Firmin Erhart
Walter Berek
Charles Derek
George Wolfe
E. C. Grabenstetter
Mabel
Grabenstetter
B. W
Flower Growers Plan Wooster Visit for Flower Day
Lorain County flower growers will travel to Wooster on November for the Flower Day program at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. The event opens with a 10 a.m. greenhouse tour led by state florist G. R. Mann, showcasing tests for better growing methods. An afternoon session begins at 1:30 p.m. with a business meeting, followed at 2:30 by talks from Charles Dieffert of North Olmsted, Charles Winterich of Lakewood, and John Scott of Dayton on topics including crop rotation.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
G. R. Mann
Charles Dieffert
North Olmsted
Cleveland Flower Growers’ Association
Charles Winterich
Lakewood
John Scott
Dayton
Make Your Own Home Frock s Edited by Laura I Baldt
A vintage fashion notice promoting a home frock pattern with wrap over design and sleeve cut, describing sizes 16 to 44 bust, fabric needs, and price. It advertises the Fall Winter Book of Fashions and pattern details, with order address in New York. It also briefly mentions a Berea Kentucky visit of Professor Hoffman and future study plans.
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Fifth Ave
New York
Armistice party planned by Amherst Auxiliary in town hall
The American Legion Auxiliary and Dost 197 members plan an Armistice party for members and families in the Amherst area. A pot luck supper at 6:00 will be followed by a program and card games. Invitations were accepted for morning and evening services, with a district convention planned in Fostoria. Betty Motti won the door prize. next meeting hosts announced. Firemen schedule a charity dance in Forester's Hall on Friday November 2.
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South Amherst
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Mia Paul Mori
Rotgene Son
Ieval Methodist Church
A. A. Hunter
Brooklyn Memorial Methodist Church
Cleveland
Armistivea Dar
Fostoria
Betty Moti
Walter Kroeck
Henry Kolb
Paul Mori
Betty
West Ridge entertains at shower for Wanda Wilmot
Mrs J H Penfound and Mrs Bery Snyder hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the Penfound home for Wanda Wilmot of Elyria prior to her marriage to Henry Penfound. Guests came from Elyria Oberlin Carlisle. Wilmot received many nice gifts. Miss Margaret Pallas attended the rural dramatics project Friday evening to arrange play exchanges with other communities in West Carlisle.
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West Ridge
J. H. Penfound
Bery Snyder
Wanda Wilmot
Elyria
Henrys Penfound
Oberlin
Carlisle
Wilmot
Margaret Pallas
County Agricultural Extension
West Carlisle
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Eldred in Amhurst
Mrs Walter Kappler hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Amhurst home on Saturday for Miss William Eldred. Guests included Ruth Paisley Margaret Wallace Jean Wagner and many others from Steubenville and nearby towns. The forthcoming marriage to Robert Silver of Elizabeth New Jersey is planned for November amid generous gift giving.
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Walter Kappler
Jean Wagner
Ruth Paisley
Margaret Wallace
Steuhenville
Thelm Wagner
Marian Pallas
Jean Simms
Margaret Pallas
Marguerite Mason
Anita Gatra
Doris Minnich
Marian Lauer
Leota Trusendahl
Mifton Lauer
Frederick Pallas
Bob Mason
Donald Simms
Alex
Julius Toth
Leroy Gotro
Will Anidon
Maballe Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
William Peabody
New
Olive Tablets Promise Relief From Bad Breath
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a quick remedy for chronic bad breath. Claims the vegetable tablets cleanse the system and gently stimulate bowels without griping or bad aftertaste. Notes a 20 year medical background of Dr F M Edwards and suggests taking one or two at bedtime for a week.
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Laura I. Baldt
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New York, N. Y
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Kentucky
Edwin N. Hoffman
Berea Collesa
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William Jamie
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