Corn Hybrids May Help Win The War In Ohio
Dr. D F Beard of OSU Extension notes that using adapted corn hybrids in the Food Will Win the War program can boost feed supplies. In tests, hybrid U S 13 yielded 94 4 bushels per acre vs 75 4 for open pollinated varieties, a 25 percent advantage over three years in southern Ohio.
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David F. Beard
O. S. A. Extension Agronomist
Ohio
U. S
Columbus
D. F. Beard
Ohio State University
Beard
U. S 13
Clermont County Bank bolds 1941 condition and finances
Reserve District No 4 bank report shows assets 748127.82 and liabilities and capital of 646194.9. Directors include Clermont County Agricultural Society Owensville Ohio with separate financials for admissions, concessions, aids and salaries. John Huntington cashier swore the figures as of December 31 1941 with notary on record.
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First National Bank OF
Batavia
Ohio
Bos Riers
Tatee Mineiro
Lstays
Esusade
Itssee
United States
Aaite
Clermont County Agricultural Society
Owensville
Toe Cei
Sremierchip
Sharp sues Henderson over January 2 1942 assault damages
Frank Sharp of New Richmond Ohio sues Maurice Henderson at the same address seeking five thousand dollars in damages from an alleged un warned assault at Sharp s business on the morning of January 2 1942. Attorney James W Walker represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sharp
New Richmond
Ohio
RFC
Maurice Henderson
Sharp
Henderson
Marathon PTA to Hold Regular Meeting at Schoolhouse
Marathon PTA schedules its regular meeting for Tuesday January 18 at 8 p m in the Marathon schoolhouse. The Amelia Chapter of OES also meets on Monday January 12, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Anstaett
Marathon Pta
Amelia Chapter
OES
Amelia Village Officers Sworn In At 1st Meeting
At the first regular meeting of 1942 Amelia village officers were sworn in by James W. Walker. Arthur Mattox becomes mayor succeeding Rev. George Reed who moved to Marysville. Councilmen Carl Fisher John Fisch Omer Dixon Luther Pollitt James Pollitt Everett Wilson kept their seats. Clerk Imo Hutson treasurer Erma Eppert remain. Public affairs board members Reeves Brock Mattox remain. Walker reappointed village solicitor for 1942.
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Amelia
James W. Walker
Arthur Mattox
George Reed
Marysville
Ohio
Carl Fisher
John Fisch
Omer Dixon
Luther Pollitt
James Pollitt
Everett Wilson
Imo Hutson
Erma Eppert
Edward Reeves
Joe Brock
Carl Mattox
Board of Public Affairs
The Fourth Estate: Press as a Modern Estate in Society
A historical overview notes the press as the Fourth Estate alongside the clergy and the three estates. It discusses the public role of journalism in shaping opinion and accountability within medieval to early modern political theory.
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O. M. Lewis
Williiamsburg
Williamspurg
McCormick-Deering
White Rock
Rhode Island
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Princeton
Edwin Hahn
Ray Perry
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Brian Donlevy
Maria Montez
Tahiti
Johnny Mack Brown
Masked Rider
Abbott and Costello
Martha Raye
Sabu
Our Gang
Bing Crosby
Mary Martin
Robert Benchley
Newseacza
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Batavia, Ohio
Claude B. Smith
First National Bank
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Milford Fertilizer Co
C. J. McCloy
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Carolina
North Crolina
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Hollywood
Tex Ritter
Slim Andrews
Weaver Bros
Elviry
Tuxedo Junction
Federal Reserve Bank
Cemaytre
Louis Buerkle
P. F. Jamieson
George W. Gregg
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J. W. Evans
Marathon
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Batavia - Ohio
C. Lower
Norris Brock Co
Cincinnati
Kirby
Ireton Cattle and Calf Salesman Union Stock Yards
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Erica Guard
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Alexander Pope
Armed Forces of
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