Finer Limestone Meals Are Shown Economical in Tests
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports No. 10 grade limestone meal is more economical than No. 8 due to finer grinding, with price spreads about 15 cents per ton. Agricultural limestone meal definitions hinge on fineness, 20 to 35 percent passing No 100 sieve and at least 80 percent passing No 60 sieve, guiding lime recommendations. Floribunda roses and climbers نامed as popular new varieties accompany the agronomy findings.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
E. E. Barnes
Parnes
l@st
Ohio
Announce Ratings of New Rose Varieties After 3 Year Test
The American Rose Society Test Garden at Ohio State University released ratings for newer rose varieties after a three-year study. L C Chadwick from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes blooms color form growth vigor stem and foliage traits and disease resistance were evaluated. Among hybrid teas rated well are Tallyho Nocturne Fandango and others with 75 percent achieving strong scores.
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American Rose Society
Ohio State University
L. C. Chadwick
Department of Horticulture
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Copper sulfate treatment frees sewers from tree roots
Ohio experts advise using crude or moderately fine copper sulfate crystals to free clogged sewers. The chemical dissolves quickly and lodges in the root mass to kill roots with no harm to trees. Sewage organisms help disintegrate dead root material as it sloughs away. For sluggish sewers, introduce 2 or 3 pounds of crystals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Thomas
Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station
Thoms
Copper sulfate treatment for blocked sewers
The text explains using copper sulfate when sewer flow is not excessive. After initial application roots may disintegrate and clog the line, stopping water. Once cleared, maintain flow by adding 1.5 to 2 pounds of copper sulfate every 3 to 4 weeks.
22 Club Members Have Meeting At Loveland Home
Mrs. David Hill hosted 22 East Fork Home Demonstration Club members at Loveland on November 30 to discuss Room Arrangement and furniture layout. Helen Stanfield demonstrated furniture setup to suit family needs, with notes on improving dull rooms. The Christmas party is set for December 21 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Weaver’s Route No 50 home near Owensville, with Mrs. Jerome Shumard assisting.
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David Hill
Loveland
East Fork Home Demonstration Club
Helen Stanfield
Weaver
Owensville
Jerome Shumard
Thirteen students to return for holidays from Wilmington College
Thirteen Clermont County students at Wilmington College will return home Saturday December 1 for a 17 day Christmas vacation. The college has 544 regular students this term and total enrollment reaches 1234 including part time and extension classes. County students include Earl Erion Jr Batavia Harry Hardin Williamsburg John Hardin Owensville Marilyn Hill Milford Martha Innis Monterey Shirley Innis Loveland Walston Jacobs Batavia Peggie Koogler Batavia Stanley McCoy Loveland William Noakes Milford Ernest Pierce Monterey Imogene Wilson Batavia.
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Clermont County
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Earl Erion, Jr
Batavia
Harry Hardin
Williamsburg
John Hardin
Owensville
Marilyn Hill
Milford
Martha Innis
Monterey
Shirley Innis
Booklet on Games for Xmas Parties Now Available
The Public Recreation Commission announces a new bulletin titled Games for Christmas Parties. It offers game ideas for parties of all sizes for children and adults, gift distribution ideas, a progressive games format for groups, and family friendly activities. The pamphlet costs ten cents and is available at Court House Annex 1100 Sycamore Street.
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The
Public Recreation Commission
Court House Annex
Sycamore Street
Goshen PTA Meets At School For Adult Recreation Topic
The Goshen Parent Teacher Association held a regular meeting Tuesday December six at 8 PM in the School Auditorium. Miss Mary Jo Schroder acting supervisor of activities Cincinnati spoke on Adult Recreation. Special music by Christine Williams and Goshen School pupils accompanied. A bake sale accompanied the event.
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Goshen
Parent-Teacher Association
Mary Jo Schroder
City of
Cincinnati
Christine Williams
Goshen School
500000th Blue Cross Member Hospitalized
Hospital Care Corporation announced the 500000th hospitalization funded since the plan began ten years ago. Mrs. Catherine Heilker of Cincinnati was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital on October 10, and Baby Jane Ann became the 93511th baby paid for by the local Blue Cross Plan. Over half the southwestern Ohio population joined this nonprofit prepaid hospital care plan, part of 34 million nationwide Blue Cross members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Care Corporation
Catherine Heilker
Cincinnati
Rabbit Season Open Through December 26 in Ohio
The rabbit season remains open through December 26 after pheasant season closed November 26. Trapping runs to January 15 inland and to March 15 in the Lake District including Lake Erie waters and counties around Lake Huron. The hunting and trapping license active since September 1 is valid until September 1950.
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Ohio
Lake District
Lake Erie
Lake Huron
Geauga
Radio Announcer Elected President of Radio Farm Directors
Roy Battles of Batavia named president of the Nations Association of Radio Farm Directors in Chicago. Jim Chapman of WTAM Cleveland received a citation for more than ten years of service in farm broadcast duties.
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Radio Group
Roy. Battles
Batavia
WLW
Ohio Natural Resources Commission
The
Nations Association of Radio Farm Directors
Chicago
Jim Chapman
WTAM
Cleveland
Don’t Blame Hybrid Corn for Low Protein Levels
The Illinois Experiment Station findings show higher planting rates and reduced soil nitrogen as the true cause of declining corn protein during wartime. Hybrid corn itself is not to blame. Proper soil nitrogen and crop rotations sustain protein content and yields, despite wartime planting pressures.
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Illinois Experiment Station
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