Wheat allotment contracts deadline set for Sept 25
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announces September 25 as the last date for wheat growers to apply for wheat allotment contracts under the 1934 program to cut production by 15 percent. By year end, county associations will organize to determine individual allotments and issue adjustment payments to participating producers.
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Agricultual Adjustment Admnistation
Chester C. Davis
United States
London
Davis
Farm Population Increase Shown
Farm population in the United States rose by about three million during the low mood, according to Prof. M. B. Hammond of Ohio State University. He predicts some may stay on farms for security, while others will return to cities when employment improves. A compromise pattern near industrial cities may emerge with small tracts of land and in-law farm work.
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Columbus
United States
M. B. Hammond
Ohio State University Department of Economics
Hammond
Spencer Spencer World Fair Visit and Local Moves
Sep 12 notes show Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Moos and Leong visit Canton this week for a 6 year old’s event. Herricks enter the restaurant trade in Canton. Florence Kemmer and family visit Lodi and WelWozos. A. C. Neidsart family and daughters attended the Chicago World’s Fair. Mrs. Fred Brinker spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Chatham with her father.
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Spencer
Seymour Moos
Leong
Hels Bom
Canton
Rett Herricx
Herricks
Florence Kemerr
Ster
Minnie Kemerr
Lodi
WelWozos
A. C. Neidsart
Helen
Ruth
Chicago
Fred Brinker
Chatham
Beker
Sally
Ted
Havana
Proctor’s
Hall
Clyde Taylor Wooster
Robert Miller
Dayton
Harold Miller Rittman
John Miller
Elyria
Susie Ream
Desigher
Charles MacLaren
Charles Creek
Fower
Indiana
Mary Redman
Wellington
Perrys Knapps
Wyn Coats
Carrie Omerald
Sylvester Gillman
Kemery
Huntington
Riese
E. Kemery
Florence
Lerns
Florence Kemers
Wretha Brouse
George Hardinger
Cleveland
Laura Wilson
Herbert Kuepfer
Cannog
W. G. Ierse
Gwendniva Hee
Akron
Ceri Neptune
Charles Hram
Kenneth Ream
Tateda
Saturda
Paul Nichols
Fred Nichols
Orson Hove
J. A. Gariss
Firma Op Bus. Tees
Helen Myers
Geofgee Myers
Clifford
Earl Friend
Max
Herman
Vina Bechtel
New Philadelphia
Gwendolyn Reese
Business
Reese
Miss Shipe
Cambridge
Miss Kellogg
Brunswick
K. D. Firestone
John White
Coshocton
Ohio
Lional Brewley
Arleigh Hendricks
van Boon
Breyley
Harvey Breyley
Pittsfield
Will Barrett
Wil Morreil
North Main Street
Avelyn Roberts
T. J. Curiice
Dairy herd tops in Lorain County report led by Ringler cow
A Holstein cow in Neva Ringler’s herd, numbered 17, topped Lorain County Herd Improvement Association milk and butterfat production for August. The 34 herds totaled 546 cows with 42 milking and 64 dry. Highest milk per cow were Earl Hawke’s five to 13 cow herd and Frank Rowland’s herd over 15 cows, while Ringler figures appear among top milk producers.
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Neva Ringler
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Ray Eppley
Eppes
Earl Hawke
Nova
Frank Rowland
New London
Guernsey
Jerseys
H. T. Snell
N. A. Baus
A. Ccarge
Otis Lyndes
Dewey Aldrich
Sox
Riszler
D. A. Schwartz
Jackson, Camp, and Wolcott
Carl Seabold
E. E. Durkee and Sons
Farmers Have Better August in Ohio This Year
Ohio farm income in August rose 21 percent from August 1932 per W R Wertz of Ohio State University. Wool potatoes and grains led gains with potatoes and wool up 75 percent, grain up 60 percent. Poultry and eggs fell 22 percent. meat animals up 9 percent and dairy cattle up 11 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grose
Ohio
W. R. Wertz
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Fewer Hessian Flies Reported in 1933 Wheat Season
Ohio State University entomology expert T H Parks reports Hessian fly infestation was only one fourth of last year due to weather. The survey by Parks and Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station entomologists shows low summer infestation but potential for rapid buildup under crabby conditions, affecting the next wheat crop nationwide.
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T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Parks
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Sally and Ted fight to clear name and freedom
Sally faces legal risk after aiding Ted in a hospital of trouble. Hall and a lawyer push to secure bail and build a strong case, while Ted vows to confront Proctor and uncover the truth. Ted reads of a racing record and plans to contact the press as he contemplates escape and justice.
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Sally
David Grown
News Paper
Herb Hall
Hall
Ted
Proctor
Ball
Procter
Gus Vitelli
Collins
Po- Neeman
Gove
Biethrou
Chicago
Tim
Vitelli
Brown
Sone
Winslow Porter
Scranton
Daytons Beach
Ocean Speedway
Porter
Tec
Tracy Youngblood
Tom Stoberman
Pittsburgh Chronicle
McIntire Family and Guests Enjoy Picnic at Cascade Park
Vincent Vincent reports a Sunday gathering at Cascade Park Elyria with the McIntire and Pickett families, plus many relatives. Nearby guests included Mr and Mrs J C Sweet and Eugene of Rocky River, and East Cleveland visitors. Sunday School attendance reached 122, above prior figures. Miss Wilda Ubbert of Norwalk visited Mrs C E McIntire’s family recently.
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Frankie Reese
Cecil Harnish
Virginia
Donna Clare
East Cleveland
Sobn Harnish
Sarah Pickett
Russell
C. E. McIntire
Kathryn
Cleveland
Willing Workers
M. E. Church School
Carl Olson
Eighteenth Street
Lorain
Vi Ho Myers
Elyria
Loran
O. Fh. Rea
Alfred
T. M. Baldwin
Frank Trockley
M. BE
John Wickham
Savannah
Florence Reese
Charles Penrod
Ohio
James O'Mara
Rea
Famil
Warnish
F. Lewis Land
Dittner Snell
Dall Field
WU Hull
Elizabeth Mitchell
Lehman and Daugter
Greenwood
J.J. Heckel
Norwalk
Wakeman and Huron County Fair News Summary
Wakeman news highlights the Huron county fair in Norwalk week events. The Wakeman band performed during the fair, local businesses closed for the afternoon to allow attendance, and several hundred residents visited. The flower show by the Wakeman Garden Club drew praise, with flowers displayed in downtown shop windows. Additional local social notes mention visitors, nursing students, and upcoming political addresses by Thomas W. Latham promoting repeal of the 1th Amendment and treasury measures.
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Wakeman
Frank Parker
Oberlin
Libbie Booth
Charles Kenyon
Norwalk
Elmer Beecher
Herbert Beecher
Marlon
Pontiac
Edgar Marka
Buffalo
N.Y
Wakeman Garden Club
Forrest Marker
George Parker
Brecksvill
Elizabeth
Thro Wilson
Kenneth Knott
Huron County Fair
Earl Green
Joyce
C. M. Kenyon
Thomas W. Latham
Pioneer Association of Independent Voters, Inc
Latham
Huron County
Ohio
D. & Humphrey
Cleveland
Humphreys
Euclid Beach
Humphrey
Gladys Barnes
Eileen Conry
Fred Pierce
Nora Peck
Pastor Delays Conferencing Schedule Change
A pastor will be away at conference causing a Sunday schedule shift. Song service and Sunday school start at 10 o'clock instead of 10:30.
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Nates
M. F
Myron Starr
C. E. Meintire
Ashburn
Thief Leaves Bill After Stealing Doorknob
In Brockton Massachusetts a thief took an antique purple glass doorknob from Harry C. Kellys front door. The burglar left a five dollar bill, a marker of the theft that Ms Kelley notes fails to reflect the knob value as an antique.
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Brockton
Mass
Harry C. Kelly
Kelley
Golf ball 103 years old in New Britain
George C. Paris of New Britain Connecticut owns a golf ball believed to be 103 years old. It is a leather covered feather stuffed ball that predates the gutta percha ball introduced about 1848. Report says a good drive with it could travel 150 to 165 yards.
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New Britain
Conn
Geo. C
Paris
Pathfinder
Kipton Briefs Chronicle Local Visits and Events
Kipton residents host friends from Elyria Medina and Detroit for dinners and gatherings. Local ministers, weddings, and family updates fill a busy week as residents visit relatives, children start new posts, and a car is stolen in Michigan during a month away.
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Kipton
Mra
L. A. Obitts
Russell
Elyria
Win
Brumby Sr
Mr. Obitts
Camden Baptist Church
G. BE. Twicing
Mamle Twioing
Harold Twining
Medina
A. J. Betty
Shirley Ann
Adam Moehl
Detroit
V. J. Taylor
J. H. Calkins
Phil Ronk
Lakewood
Wm. Bromby
Grace McBurnee
Ed Ayliffe
Paul Gott
la Grange
Marilyn Calkins
W. W. Calkins
Lois Bickel
Gibson Bakery
Oberlin
Calla Bronson
Cleveland
Spalding
Canton
Stella Peabody
Nettie Wood
Hayes
George Gibbs
Vena Neidhart
Wakeman
Grace Miller
Frances Perkins
Orla Coven
Michigan
G. A. Miller
Hannah Brewer
C. E. Parker
Blow Kills Boxing Referee During Bout
George L Keplinger, a boxing referee, died after a blow to the larynx from a fighter in a bout he officiated. The impact caused a laryngeal injury leading to a general infection and eventual death.
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Wallace
Idsho
George L. Keplinger
Babe Dillard Enters Men’s Race At Fort Worth Meet
In the annus city Texas meet Babe Dillard two entry story swam in the men’s 460 yard dash finishing second by only a few inches behind the male winner. The event drew a smaller field and the young feminine star challenged the competition in the open race.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Babe Dillard
Annus City
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Frank Miller
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Clair Miller
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Ed Peck
Frank Munger
Messie
M. J. Coury
Lawrence Murray
Ed Contry
Thomas Macktor
Pheem Sharp
Eleanor
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Charles Ulinky
R. S. Barnes
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R. & Barnes
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Minta Bayless
Walter Didelious
Hilda
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Richard Meehiing
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Dorothy Knott
Qberlia
Charles Knott
Max Peabody
Namily
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C. F. Knort
R. F. Kenyon
Eleanor Peabody
A. H. Peabody
Grafton
West Virginia
Schroll Coal
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