Ohio Farmers to Sell 250000 Pigs Under AAA Plan
Columbus Sept 6 Under the emergency plan of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration Ohio farmers may sell about 200900 pigs and 50000 piggy sows to the government. The plan provides premium buying at attractive prices to remove from the market a potential supply of two billion pounds of pork. Prices range from 9.50 per hundred for 25 to 30 pound pigs to 1 per hundred for 95 to 100 pound pigs while piggy sows fetch market price plus 44 per head.
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Columbus
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ohio
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Wallace
United States
Federal Relief Administration
Treasury Department
Wheat allotments set by state wide county production data
Director C G Williams notes the Agriculture Adjustment data from the U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics and Ohio Station show county wheat acreage and output under the 1928 32 period. Top producers are Wayne Pickaway Seneca Hancock Preble Fairfield Sandusky Darke Wood and Ross with farm counts and totals given.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio Experiment Station
C. G. Williams
Wayne
Pickaway
Seneca
Hancock
Prebie
Fairfield
Sandusky
Darke
Wood
Ross
Wayne County
Lawrence County
Early Harvesting Cuts Corn Yields
Ohio State extension specialist Jones reports corn yields rise about 7 percent per acre as ears begin to form though stalk height remains unchanged. Field tests at the Ohio Experiment Station show averages around 37.3 to 54.5 bushels per acre depending on timing, with prices near 4.5 dollars per bushel.
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Jones
Ohio
Taversit
Eden
Douca
Lit Chops for Wheat Acreage
Eight methods for handling contracted wheat acres were announced by Chester C. Davis of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Approved practices include retiring land to pasture or meadow, leaving acreage idle, and using erosion and soil-improvement crops. Special rules apply to hay, pasture, and substitutions, with forest planting allowed for windbreaks and farm use.
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Chester C. Davis
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Smut Threatens Ohio Wheat After Last Year’s Loss
Ohio State University expert A L Plerstorff notes that bunt or smut caused about 251000 bushels of wheat to be damaged, making it the leading disease. He advises seed treatment with copper carbonate powder or copper carbonate solutions, plus cleaning seed of smut and weed seeds before planting.
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Ohio
A. L. Plerstorff
Ohio State University
Prerstort
Cau. S
Local Visitors Attend Social at Finlarsons and Neighbors
Sherman Purd, Mr Sam Custard and Mrs Elyria visit the Clark brothers in Hesthire QC. A Sunday guest at the Finley home includes Mr and Mrs Sam Custard and Mr and Mrs Charles McCave of Staton Pa. Agnes Rawson and Mrs Alexander of Elyria call on Agnes Finlarson. Dale returns home after summer with grandparents. An ice cream social and entertainment follow.
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Ler Mexneil
Cleveland
3. D. Mennel
Dale
Lo- Tain
Warren Cragin
Richard
David Deidrich
Amherst
S. Neber
Filyria
Hartman
Mechanic Street
Josephine Chamberlain
Rosemary
C. Schultz
Clifford
John Schultz
Elsria
Arthur Beers
Stanley
Sandyville
Mineral City
A. C. Guyeska
Fannie Clark
Elyria
E. Hosler
OQ. Patterson
Donald Patterson
Lakewood
Virgil Kline
Kenneth
Ed Brunson
Medina
McGee
J. A. Knechtges
Louise Jaksisky
Muriel O'Rourke
Elyria Business College
Fay Reichard
Oberlin Business College
Jeanne Park
Virginia McFarland
Willard
Minnie Vincent
Viola Lawson
Clyde Bradley
Litchfield
William Buckingham
Columbus Fair
Grafton Citizen
Alice Burke
Lillian Miller
Donald Miller
Junior Bradley
Edward Mounske
Robert Logan
Stanley Beets
Helen Jackson
Berea
Elmer Wise
Walter Maple
Alice Maple
Irene Smith
Put-in-Bay
Vacations Escapade chapter forty one
Sally Gwynne returns home to a tense morning as Proctor questions Ted Chandler about alibis. Detective Kenyon grills Chandler about last night while Sally watches, fearing trouble. Newsroom contact confirms Gus Vitelli is dead, escalating the danger around Proctor Chandler and Sally.
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Sally
Proctor
Constantine
Jasper
Mr. Proctor
Kenyon
Chandler
Gus Vitelli
de Whrars
Ted
Mr. Kenyou
Police Department
Vivian
Mr. Kenyon
Beach Street
Orange
Bil Buréette
Salty
Ted Sa
Tom Bascom
Renttear
Gus
Hall
Selly Gwynne
Ted Chandler
the Sheck
Local gatherings fill Belden area with parties and visits
Friday evening entertainment at Belden school house drew residents and guests while Tembrook reunion attendees traveled from Roralton on Thursday. Numerous visits occurred across Elyria Vermilion and surrounding towns with dinners, birthday celebrations, and relatives staying at the Columbia Fair and Lakewood area.
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Belden
B. Finley
Tembrook
Roralton
Ira Swartz
Clay Smith
Cleveland
Estella Aldrich
Clair Wolf
Harmon Sheidor
Vermilion On-The
Local Social Notes and Mild Medical Remark
A string of social visits and events from Medina to Willard and Grafton is recorded. People attend picnics, college enrollments, a wiener roast, and club meetings. A sensational medical note recounts Mattle Lawson surviving a brain sliver from a car crash. Also cited is Russia’s defense budget near a billion dollars annually.
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Big Springs
Tex
Misa Mattle Lawson
San Angelo
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Oho
Mhone
Grafton
Tate
Casa del Rio
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Pandra
Thibet
Gentral Press Association
W. D. Johnson
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River Road
Delbert Dunlap
George Edwards
Wilhelmine Myers
Finley
India
J. C. Aldrich
la Verne
Ray Eppley
Zanesville
Chicago
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Mrs. Wilson
Oberlin
Russia
Morebach Coal
Gulf Gas Tire
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Second St
Hudson Motor Car Company
American Automobile Association
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Price
Stang’s Garage
Broad St
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B. A. Rolfe
Electricel
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