Poultry Price Problem Stymies Prewar Parity Aim
The Agriculture Adjustment Administration seeks practical ways to raise poultry and egg prices toward prewar parity after informal talks with distributors and producers. The sector ranks high in value, with 1929 figures showing eggs at 586 million dollars and chickens and related products at 262 million dollars.
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United States
Iowa
Missouri
California
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Adjustment Administration
Short Courses In Agriculture To Be Offered
Ohio State University announces eighteen fall and winter short courses in agriculture with two additional agricultural engineering offerings likely later. Courses range two days to two months, six free and others priced from 1 to 14 dollars. includes housewives meat course and livestock breeding. dairy technology, forestry, horticulture, poultry sanitation, and farm land economics are among topics with specific date ranges.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
F. Cunningham
Herd Improvement Association
Dairy Technology
Horticulture
Kipton Briefs Ripton Kentucky Wedding and Surprises
Kipton notes a Norwalk couple wedding in Kentucky and a surprise party for F A Ingersoll. Mentions include Miss Marie Bronson resuming school duties with the Bronsons and Allan Hauer, Allan Hanes, Thema Tillinghast as associated figures among local families.
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Ripton
Ray Searice
Darton Thurrsday
Marie Bronson
F. H. Bronson
Allan Hauer
Albert Hanes
Thema Tillinghast
Norwalk
Kentucky
Lime Advice Boosts Lime Use On Lorain County Farms
Lorain County farmers are urged to lime soils based on a recent extension bulletin. More than half the soils tested are too acidic for clover and legumes, prompting recommends for fall application of agricultural limestone meal. One ton of meal this fall equals half a ton of hydrated lime next spring, at half the cost.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. J. Humainel
Hme
Bulletin
Code Submitted On Baby Chicks Convention at Ohio State
Hatchery leaders submitted a code of fair competition to the Secretary of Agriculture for review. The Ohio Hatchery and Flockowners Convention at Ohio State University Columbus runs September 21 22 and 23 with Prof J A Hannah of Michigan State College leading Thursday morning discussions. Topics include selling chicks below cost false advertising rebates misrepresenting breed grade or quality and more. The code aims to standardize terms used in the hatchery trade and a full program is available from local hatcherymen or county agents.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Ohio Hatch
Ohio State University
Columbus
J. A. Hannah
Poultry Department
Michigan State College
R. E. Cray
Light pigs sell sow s not offered in market shift
Farmers hold back bred sows while hoping for higher hog prices and a faster pace of pork reductions. Henry A Wallace notes the 1923 schedule aimed to buy four million pigs and one million bred sows, with a bonus to spur marketing. First two weeks saw about half the pig quota sold, but only a fraction of sow quota.
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Farrow
Henry A. Wallace
United States Department of Agriculture
National Corn-Hog Producers’ Committee
Wallace
Escapade on Halifax Bay Becomes Flight to Miami
Sally Gwynne plots a risky escape from Proctor by enlisting Ance Cramer and Curly McGuire for a night flight to Miami. In Daytona Beach a strange car stunt by Ted ends in a dramatic crash as Sally flees in a cabin plane toward the unknown, while Proctor remains wary and silent.
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Curly McGuire
Sally
Mrs Hall
Mr. Hall
Curly
Proctor
Tam
Sally Gwynne
Havana
Proctors
Florida
Inquisition
Cleo
Ted
Winslow Porter
Fred Proctor
Alice Cranter
Rame
Daytona Beach
Halifax
Camden Baptist Church Sees Pastor Change and Community Notice
Rev Thomas Short of Niles accepts Camden Baptist Church pastorate starting the first Sunday in October. Members of the Camden Baptist Ladies Aid Society host a potlucky gathering at Etta Radcliffe’s home. H G Briggs preached at Camden Baptist church and preparations begin for the new pastor and family. Community members move and attend various events as life themes of faith and immortality are noted.
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Thomas Short
Niles
Camden Baptist Church
Etta Radcliffe
Nova
Camden Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Frances Perkins
H. G. Briggs
Emria
Janes Welden
Howe
Governor's Chairs Chained In Oklahoma City
Gov. W. H. Murray tired of visitors pressuring him. He had a plan to limit calls by chaining two chairs in his private office to the wall so they can only be moved a certain distance toward him. The measure marks a defensive change in access to the governor.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
W. H
Murray
McKay Seeks Renewal in Hole-in-One Club
Drug salesman Gordon McKay, known as Everett W Evidentit ly, aims to renew membership in the Hole-in-One Club. He earlier made a hole in one at Tacoma last year and again on the 18th hole at Hitlcrest Golf Club this week, when a threesome behind him found his ball while searching.
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Everett W
Gordon McKay
Vernaon
Tacoma
McKay
Hitlcrest
Elyria Recalls Tax Climb Past and Church Centennial Push
A 1908 to 1923 Powell of clippings notes the federal income tax affecting incomes above 5000 dollars,ties a citywide church attendance drive named Everybody at Church Sunday, with enumerators conducting a religious census. The piece also mentions Bert J McClod, claiming the world’s champion long distance rider, arriving in Elyria riding from Los Angeles to New York on a 6000-dollar wager. Oberlin College president Dr Henry Churchill King signals retirement after four more years, stated during opening college year remarks.
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Elyria
Bert J. McClod
Buddy
Los Angeles
New York
California
Oberlin
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Elyria factories push fall trade as shipments rise
Elyria made products ship worldwide as the city enjoys a strong manufacturing season. Railroad freight agents report best fall and winter prospects and six years of rising Elyria factory shipments. Oberlin village council took no action on Sunday motion pictures, with protests voiced against Sunday showings.
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Elyria
Machine gun battle costs sheriff jail loss in Oregon
In Salem Oregon a jail confrontation between police and a deranged suspect caused $631 in damages to Sheriff Herbert Shelton’s property including food clothes and furniture. Shelton seeks state reimbursement for the loss. In Kelso Washington cucumbers set a record reported by B F Gray.
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Salem
Orc
Linn County
Herbert Shelton
Shelton
September 26 1988 notable births and historical notes
Zodiac and astronomical notes warn of adverse business conditions but suggest opportunity for the practical Virgo types born on the date. Historical items recount fish fall in Calcutta of 1839, Rome’s annexation in 1870, and notable births and figures tied to September 23–26 across centuries.
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Delatriots
Ware
Gulf Region
Florida
West Gulf Coast
U.S
Florida Keys
Window Display Claims Longevity for Cucumbers
A local display touts cucumbers claiming long life spans in a store window. The two three-pound specimens attract curiosity as passersby read the claim and inspect the produce.
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Bill
Quips on Old Time Rules and Odd Edicts
A collection of totemic historic snippets cites Canute banning child selling to Ireland, Washington era tea on saucers, an Egyptian king using slave labor to build pyramids for two decades, and a Wisconsin 1822 statute restricting female arrest to willful injury cases.
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Canute
George Washington
Wisconsin
Harvest Fruit Stands Up To Time As Freshness Persists
For a year they remain solid and unshrivelled since picking, preserving texture and sweetness. The remark highlights fruit's enduring quality, implying careful handling, storage, and climate conditions contributed to sustained ripeness and appeal.
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Ohio Wesleyan College
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Eldon Radcliffe
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James Barry
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Lexander the Great
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Benjamin Latrobe
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