Leaders Pow Wow At Lake Allyn Rotary Camp
Edwin Burger announces a Cub Scout Leaders Pow-Wow at Lake Allyn Rotary Camp near Olive Branch on Highway 74. Session topics include Pack Management Craftwork Ceremonies and Games with leaders Amos Meader A P Kinney Don Ault and Edwin Burger guiding trainings. Blue and Gold banquet at six. All Brown and Clermont County leaders and parents invited for a major training and activity day.
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Clermont County
Lake Allyn
Olive Branch
Highway
Amos Meader
Cincinnati
Norris Brock Co. promotes top market status nationwide
Cincinnati stockyards advertise as the premier selling market. References invite listeners to tune to radio program on WKBV at 12:30 and from Cincinnati at 12:40 for daily market reports featuring Norris Brock Co. and Richmond Indiana listings.
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Cincinnati
WKBV
Richmond
Ind
WLW
Household Scrapbook by Roberta Lee
Cleaning varnish wear requires washing with turpentine or mineral spirits and dulling glass with steel wool. Avoid pressing stained garments. treat stains first. Add a spoonful of vinegar to homemade syrup to prevent candying after standing. Cut lettuce core with a sharp knife and rinse under cold water to keep leaves intact.
Plant Food Added in Fall Boosts Wheat and Hay Production
HIO agronomists urge fall fertilization of wheat and meadow crops with 400 to 600 pounds of plant food per acre. In rotation with alfalfa or soil builders use phosphate and potash grades 0-12-12 or 0-20-20, while less productive soils need complete N P K mixes such as 3-12-12, 4-12-8 or 4-16-8. Nitrogen is advised where rotations include small grains corn or soybeans and when oats straw residues are plowed for wheat.
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HIO Agronomists
Homemaking Tips and Crop Advice from 1900s Bulletin
Practical household and farming pointers address tearing lace curtains drying silk avoiding oil in hair and keeping feathers fresh. The piece also promotes fall cover crops with oats or corn as a break from continuous wheat, reducing soil fungi.
Avoid Continuous Wheat Cropping in Ohio Fields
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station pathologist warns against planting wheat on land that produced a wheat crop this season. Take-All fungus builds on straw and stubble, damaging seedlings and reducing yields. rotate crops to prevent infection and protect future harvests.
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R. S. Davidson
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Flower Show at Amelia School Draws Amateur Exhibitors
The Amelia Garden Club announces their annual flower show at Amelia School on Saturday September 9 from 3 to 5 pm. Amateur growers may exhibit and the W C S will serve lunch with a call for more info to Batavia 5527.
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Amelia
Amelia Garden Club
Amelia School
Batavia
Locust Corner Methodist Church
Champion Wheat Crop and Thick Legume Stand From Good Soil Care
Charles Coades of near Washington Davies County Indiana won the 1950 10 Acre Wheat Improvement Contest with Vigo wheat yielding 45 bushels per acre. His soil program included commercial fertilizer and legume cover to improve soil. legumes were planted March with sweet clover and red clover. More than 400 Southwestern Indiana growers entered. Purdue agents assisted in judging based on appearance soil management culture and yields.
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Charles Coades
Washington
Davies County
Ind
Indiana
Doades
Howard Lathrope
Purdue University Agronomist
Purdue University
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