College Lab Sets Honey Grading Standard For Beekeepers
Beekeepers in Ohio and across the United States may learn the grade of extracted honey through the agricultural extension service at Ohio University. A federal standard grader, adopted by the U S Department of Agriculture, will judge honey color and quality, aiding market value and uniform quality. As familiarity grows, more beekeepers will improve appearance of their honey to meet the standard and stabilize prices.
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Ohio University
United States
Amouness N. Ago
Columbus
Ohio
Roy Pult
BE. A. Fulton
Cleveland
Clara Burtter
Merril Squire
Howard Stick
Canton
Stick
Squire
Farmer
Alrs
Neroran Leach
The
Methodist Church
Leon Wise
Ierea
Charles Mills
Ashland
Milo Stearns
Elvrra
Mills
Walker
Avon
Hitchcnck
Charles Hitcheock
R. A. Lewis
Norwood
Latwood
Sundar
Arthur Joiner
George May
Mary Hewitt
Western fruit growers push for single quality standard
The text argues that western fruit growers can price their produce on the eastern market by maintaining one quality standard within their cooperative. Commission men who buy from unorganized growers accept lower quality, aware organized growers do not introduce interior material into the market.
Local Notes from Columbia and Nearby Towns
Columbia residents report new car purchases and visits from relatives. Mr and Mrs William Beaumont and family are mentioned amid social calls including Mrs Bastard, Miss Pinkney, and the Emmonses moving to Defiance. Attendees include Clair Howard, the Howard and Wilngman households, and trips to Elyria and North Randall for events.
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Columbia
William Qeauimont
Roy Churchward
Born Bastard
Gertrude
Vern Pinkney
Toledo
Defiance
Clarence Hayes
Brownie" Mayer
North Randal
Clair Howard
William Beaumont, Jr
Som
Nnplls
Beauemont
Mmner
Flitcherik
Community notices from Berea and surrounding area
Local society events and visits listed from Berea OH and nearby towns include church gatherings at the Methodist and Baptist churches, family visits among Hitchcock Adams and Crocker families, and trips to Cleveland Columbus Ashtabula Elyria and Detroit. Several members travel for farm Bureau meetings, weddings, and hospital visits.
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Max Hitchcock
Wayne Herold
Cleveland
George Herold
Milford Bartter
Earl Boone
John Longdow
Wayne County
Christian Endeavor Society
A. D. Crocker
Russel Center
Sir Crocker
Dorothy Crocker
aUolumbus
Crocker
Farm Bureau
Armitage
Jessie Adams
Frank
Ashtabula
Earl Adams
Jay Mitciven
Addie Mekert
Berea
Arthur Rogers
Phillip Rogers
California
The
Baptist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Lattice Stoll
North Baton
Marion Jasper
Community Hospital
Wade Baker
Clayton Strano
Elyria
Charles Hales
Women's Home Mission Society
Irene Walter
Orson Prindle
George May
Jennie Crocker
Clarence Reising
Orra Crocker
Clara Squire
H. O. Worcester
Banisiter Fay
Irwin Worcester
Kenneth
Henry Klermund
P. GG
Worcester Gherlin
Pat Worcester
Francis Wonlridge
Wtycia
G. A. Beers
Salem
New Philadelphia
Fiona Hoak
Harry Strdden
Walt
Ilers
Local notices detail social visits and group gatherings
The column lists visits among Vincent residents including Edith White Mary Wescott and others from Be rea and Elyria. It notes church attendance My ers and families, and a Ladies Aid meeting with piano selections and refreshments. It mentions the Parent-Teachers ice cream social at Markley school and a birthday gathering at Mrs Scott stop 3 with Frances Lewis.
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Caley
Helen
Elyria
Walter Boyd
Henderson
Mildred Maud
Deiehler
Nellie Myers
Huntington
Harvey Cunninghem T Myers
L. Morse
Vincent
Logan
Andrew Myers
Donna
Russell Myers
Grace Jackson
Charles Millard
Wiliam Millard
Ha Yey Lewis
Sunay
Sunay With Their Sister, Mrs. Keisel
Dover
Hum
John Bensley
David Moral
Blake Moral
Marion
Penfield Junction
Hazel Schmitken
Grace Haynes
Bert Haynes
Crave Haynes
MM Reese
Morris
Historic Seine bridge in Paris gains first reinforced concrete span
Shay Brupgt crosses the Seine behind Notre Dame as a new bridge rises marking one of the oldest crossings and the first to be built in reinforced concrete. Saint Genevive, Paris patroness, moved from the old bridge to the new statue by M. Landovski stands 18 feet high.
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Shay Brupgt
Seine
Paris
Cathedral of Notre-Dame
Saint Geneginve
M. Landovski
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