Ohio 4 H dairy team to compete at National Dairy Show
Five boys and one girl from Ohio will represent the state in 4 H club contests at the National Dairy Show in Columbus October 9 16. Seneca and Dark county teams compete in dairy judging and demonstration events with coaches and judges named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Palmer
Seneca County
Ralph Dash
Dark County
DP Miller
Luke Daniel
Tiffin
Warren Wininger
McCutchenville
Frederic Shober
Dorothy Zeck
Union City
Eldon Yohe
Arcanum
Chittenden
Palmer
Chicago Plans Huge Poultry Exposition
Chicago announces the Midwest Poultry Exposition to be held October 15 to 19 at the International Amphitheatre Chicago Stock Yards. Hobart Creighton chairs the advisory staff with a focus on every poultry industry phase from production to marketing and daily cooking demonstrations.
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Chicago
Central West
Chicago Stock Yards
Hobart Creighton
Indiana Poultry Association
Lorain County Fair to Showcase Farms Next Week
The ninety first Lorain County Fair opens Tuesday and runs through Friday featuring 19 departments with heavy emphasis on agricultural exhibits. Horse, dairy cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, rabbits, goats, grain and seeds, vegetables, fruits, canning, cut flowers, domestic arts, Grange displays, merchants hall, dog show, speed events, 4 H clubs and county schools. Leading officials include C W Wise, F G Prosser, E L Pierce, J W McHenry, Peter Miller and Sherman P Mason with county agents C I Hummel and Miss Alice Bird coordinating exhibits.
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Lorain County
C. W. Wise
Guy A. Radcliffe
N. D. Backus
Norman Youngeberg
F. G. Prosser
E. L. Pierce
Robert Grobe
F. E. Sharp
Sterling Mills
Alex Moore
Peter Miller
William Kneisel
C. C. Pierce
J. C. Hazelton
Ronald Toll
Pierce
Hazelton
George Rolfe
A. D. Crocker
N. D. Hoskins
Crocker
Hoskins
George Cotton
Car
Dramm
Declining birth rate warned to bring future problems
Dr. O E Baker told 60 Ohio counties that the U S faces grave long term problems from a shrinking population as births fall from a peak in 1921 to a projected annual loss of tens of thousands of children. He warned the decline would erode human resources, shift age balances, and require vast housing while urging decentralization and lifestyle changes to slow the trend.
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Ohio
O. E. Baker
L. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Kiihood
Ciites
Toledo Centenary Stamp Drive Hits 350000 In Sales
Local industries and merchants have purchased more than 350000 stamps to commemorate Toledo's centennial, reflecting strong community support for the city anniversary celebration.
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Toledo
Handy Broom Hanger From Hickey Strap Hinge Hack
Drainage tactics and farm tips cover alfalfa resilience in Indiana summaries. J J Schwartz’s 10 acre field escaped winter heave due to a tile line every 25 feet, aiding deep rooting and water removal. The piece compares forage yields, promotes slab drag weed control, and outlines moisture safe cement floors for hen houses. It also notes sulfur content and efficiency of shriveled wheat in poultry feed.
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Adams County
Indiana
J. J. Schwartz
Middle West
Sudan
Indiana Farmer's Guide
Sollowins
Ohio To Host Royal Families Of Livestock World
Ohio State University reports the National Dairy Show will run October 9 to 16 at the State Fair grounds in Columbus. Dairy cattle and Percheron horses from five breeds will parade with many entries, plus a 4-H delegation. The event features methods and equipment for dairy manufacturing, drawing dairymen from across the country, amid growing cattle value in Ohio.
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Ohio
Livestock World
Columbus
Animal Husbandry
Ohio State University
Ohio 4-H Club
Onjy
Amherst Social News Brims With Meetings and Plans
Mrs. R E McMasters prepares to depart for El Paso Texas as Amherst and Cleveland relatives bid farewell. The Women's Benefit Association holds a tea and business session at Edith Hoffner's home with 25 members and one guest. Intermediate League notes a school Christian program at St Peter Church with an attendance contest planned. Eastern Star auxiliary elects officers and plans bridge, with luncheon at the French Grille. Local clubs announce upcoming events, fair preparations, and a Legion post meeting with a nomination slate and inspection night. Hospital notes list two discharges and local briefings on school and church activities.
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Mms
Scmasters
Amherst, CO
R. E. McMantern
Woman's Benefit Association
Edith Hoffner
el Paso
Texas
Amherst
Cleveland
Julia Boughton
Mra
A. H. Fullmer
North Ridge
McMasters
V. J. King
Lorain
J. B. Avery
Margaret Earl
Julia Heller
Dorothy Berger
Intermediate League of St
Jean Webster
Ruth Fleckner
Norma Hollingsworth
Charles Hamann
Edna Mae Lehman
Beverly Murray
Betty Ehlert
Laurabelle Baht
Ohio Ranks High In Planting Of Trees
Ohio farmers ranked third nationwide in 1936 for tree planting and led the north central group in planting. Ohio State University extension forester F W Dean notes that 1937 plantings total 7 850 000, up over 1 million from 1936, aided by favorable rains. State nurseries supplied conifers and hardwoods to 1 169 cooperators to plant and protect against fire and grazing. fires and livestock pose major threats to forest reproduction.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconssa
Minnesota
F. W. Dean
Extension Forester
Ohio State University
Dean
Drouth
Extra Choice Apples Reported In Ohio
Ohio apple growers report a record crop aided by mild winter weather and favorable spring and summer conditions. The Ohio Apple Institute says trees were pruned and sprayed, soil fertilized, and careful picking and packing planned to deliver high quality fruit. Ohio growers exceed 500 contributing members from every county, supporting the king of fruits in national attention and ready for quick consumer delivery.
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Ohio
Ohio Apple Institute
Institute
South Amherst council meets discusses bus service
Sept 15 report notes routine village council session at the town hall with favorable committee reports. Mayor Garland plans a trip to Columbus Thursday to press for bus connections with Amherst and Lorain services. Also mentions Krueck brothers starting at Cincinnati and Oberlin colleges. Dime Society to meet Thursday afternoon with officer elections. Patrolman Ler recounts a fish tale of a 16 pound pickerel on a pole.
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South Amherst
Garland
Columbus
Amherst
Lorain
ST. Paul
Min
Thomas Ler
Farm Income For 1937 Estimated At Nine Billion
Washington news reports the 1937 farm income projected at 9.006 billion dollars, the highest since 1929. The Agriculture Department, via the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, notes cash income trails pre depression purchasing power is similar, with 1932 and 1936 figures cited and 1929 peak near 16.48 billion and postwar low around 4.33 billion.
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Wasitington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Paris Exhibition Draws Over 3.9 Million Visitors
Photo electric cell recorders at the gates of the Paris Exhibition show more than 3,909,000 people have attended since opening over two months ago. The measure highlights the exhibit's popularity and sustained visitor flow.
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Paris
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Elmer Johnson Post
Sergion
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Harry Sabiers
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Hugo Truscello
Daya Monrey
George Horn
Brownhelm
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B. H. Ryan
Lakeside
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J. King
Exter College
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Cincinnati
William Krueck
Oberlin College
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