Cattle Market Shows Upturn in Central Ohio Demand
Columbus Ohio September 23 An improvement in cattle market arrivals was reported by H B Curry head of the Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department. Eastern shippers and local buyers are buying freely due to cooler weather and better beef outlet. Iowa steers are selling at new top prices for the season while hog prices show a slight upturn and lambs remain slow and uneven with western lambs needing shipment within 60 days to avoid cold weather. Supplies are ample keeping prices down to relatively low levels with best lambs about a dollar under last year’s lows since 1911.
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Columbus
H. &. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Curry
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Feeding Pullets On Range Free Choice Of Grain And Mash
C M Ferguson of Ohio State University ext says pullets on range benefit from free choice grain and mash. University Farm trials used an all mash with 10 percent dried milk and 5 percent meat scrap until 12 to 14 weeks, then reduced milk to 4 percent and kept 3 percent meat scrap.
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Aood
C. M. Ferguson
Agricultural Exdension Service
Ohio State University
University Farm
Ferguson
Genius Feels Like Youthful Spirit Not Painful Effort
A saying contrasts genius as a capacity to feel young with the notion of genius requiring hard toil. It frames creativity as buoyant vitality rather than strenuous labor.
Overproduction Of Eggs Blamed On Inefficiency
Ohio State University extension poultry specialist P B Zumbro reports after reviewing 190 farmers records that overproduction results from inefficient flocks. A small flock of 470 birds produced 5,656 dozens eggs with 187 per hen, while a larger flock of 1,219 birds yielded 12,460 dozens. both earned just over $800 labor income. Records cover last year and were kept with county agents.
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Columbus
P. B. Zumbro
Ohio State University
Zumibro
That
Apple Blossoms Still In County Reported In Lorain
Mrs Slack of Amherst R F D 1 says apple blossoms remain in bloom in Lorain County. She sent samples to The Chronicle Telegram yesterday, noting the blossoms were picked just two days prior at her home.
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Lorain County
Baptist Mission Society to meet in Cleveland this week
Mrs. Bernard Cutting hosts the Baptist Mission Society at her Cleveland home Wednesday. Mrs. Elsie Stinchcomb and Mrs. Esther Reisinger assist. An all day conference is set for next Wednesday at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church. Various local residents are noted ill or traveling, with church meals planned and several family visits described.
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Columbia
Bernard Cutting
Baptist Mission Society
Cleveland
Elsie Stinchcomb
Esther Reisinger
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
B. B. van Arsdale
Lee Nontel
Clifford Hales
Berea
J Klingman
Musa Artz
Mise Elnora Artz
Harry Nontel
Troy
Dayton
Leon Varney
I. W. Osborne
Eaton
Mary Healey
Roba Stinchcomb
Howard Merriman
Hubert Stinchcomb
Lakewood
Willard Hathaway
Phila Goodman
Loleta Hales
Jennie Wise
Goodman
Roy Putt
Guy Garwood
Spencer
Mabel Rice
Mischenik
Sherwood
Ohio
Wm. Ingersoll
Mail Carriers Association
Misses Pinckney
Omaha
Ned
Oscar Henke
Carl Henke
Gus Hawke
Parma
Weir Miller
Marietta
Amanda Martin
Bright
Stubenville
Theodore Both
Roth
Pre-War Lady and two soldiers meet at a New York club
In 1982 Roger Bearlett and fellow officers attend a night club in New York with Esther, 17, Kay Gardner, and Dick Stoddard. A masked performer called the Pré-war Lady stirs memories for all, especially Emilia and Roger, as Robin Valary plays piano and the household gathers, tying past romance to present duty. The scene shifts to the Valary mansion on the Hudson, where family ties, war, and longing intersect as Roger arrives with Esther and Emilia’s song echoes through the room. The chapter ends with a sense of shelter and old world values persisting amid change.
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Roger Bearlett
Msnuce
Esther
New York
Dick Stoddard
Kay Gardner
Kay
Roger
Manny Rost
Stoddard
Scarlett
Rose
Hudson
John Valary
Robin Valaty
John Valaty
Robin
Emilia
Varciasus
Phattshyre
Tipperary
Myra
Emile
Mr. Valary
Hudson River
Enmaha
Scarlet
Roger Scarlett
Valary
Rhoda
Isolde
Elaine
Melisande
Malory
Maeterlinck
Wagner
America
Community Notices From Fields F Dated Sept 22
Sept 22 notes report Rev Shu man of Berea occupying the pulpit and standard services. A. W. Palmer and A. J. Hulse with Helen Osborne of Elyria attended Wooster conference. Dewny Worcester joined a Cleveland party. Fire department responded to a coal oil stove fire at Irvin Bislich home. Palmer traveled to Wooster for conference. A sedan carrying four Oberlin men overturned on Lorain road near Wilkingon. no serious injuries but car wrecked. John Shuster and West families plus Frank Shuster of Eaton enjoyed Michigan lake fishing. John Bainbridge home hosted Sunday visitors including Lester Harding and daughter.
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Shuman
Berea
A. W. Palmer
Wooster
Dewny Worcester
Cleveland
A. J. Hulse
Helen Osborne
Elyria
Irvin Bislich
Oberlin
Wilkingon
Lorain Road
John Shuster
West
Frank Shuster
Faton
Michigan
John Bainbridge
Lester Harding
Daugh
Local Notes Telling of Illnesses Visits and Small Town News
Mrs HE Dair is in critical condition at Elyria Clinic. A niece from Rochester, N Y visited Andress and Grills families and returned home by bus. Fields gains a new pastor. Jane Bender underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering well. Parishioners and families, including Evans and Emmons, visited the W Wallington home. Grandma Evans resides at the Home for the Aged. Lottie Maddock of Sheffield visited Sarah Wallington. B J Harris and daughter Ruth with Blanche Haserodt visited Wallingtons. Lottie returned home with them. Rev C C Maple returned from a two week Michigan trip and heads to New York City for a week. W C T U held its annual church meeting with officers elected.
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Ter
Joan
Elyria
Hines
Helen Jenness
Frank
Cleveland
F. Sutter
M. W. Evans
Ridgeville
Anna Evans
A. L. Emmons
W. A. Wallington
Grandma Evans
Lottie Maddock
Sheffield
Sarah Wallington
B. J. Harris
Ruth
Blanche Haserodt
Wallington
S S S tonic promotes red blood cell health
A historical health ad promotes S.S.S. as a time tested blood tonic to boost red blood cells and oxygen delivery. It describes fatigue and weakness from low hemoglobin, urges a course of eight eight eight, and notes two sizes with the larger offering better value.
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