Ray Steiner Implement Co shown for farm needs in Sterling area
The Ray Steiner Implement Co at Sterling and Orrville is highlighted as a trusted dealer in McCormick Deering farm implements offering complete service. Mr Steiner’s long experience promises value for buyers, with emphasis on quality, price, and practical farm solutions. Also praised is H M Hague General Store in Doylestown for up-to-date merchandise at reasonable prices and strong local service.
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RAY Steiner Imp, CO. “McCormick-Deering Farm Implements and Machinery
Sterling
Orrville
Ohio
Ray Steiner Implement Co
McCormick Deering
Mr. Steiner
Pany
McCormick-Deerling
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
H M Hague
Doyles Town
Teague
D H L Feed and Supply Co Recognized Leader in Wadsworth
The D H L Feed and Supply Co at Wadsworth is a leading local concern providing feeds seeds building materials and related goods. Management emphasizes customer satisfaction and product knowledge to help farmers achieve near 100 percent results with proven seed lines and supportive service.
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D. H. L. Feed & Supply CO
Wadsworth, Ohio
D. H. L. Feed and Supply Co
Wadsworth
B. H. i, Feed & Supply Co
Steiner Motor Sales Oldsmobile in Wadsworth Ohio
Steiner Motor Sales offers Oldsmobile sales and service in Wadsworth Ohio with up to date parts and repairs. The showroom and offices reflect modern business standards and are managed by experienced staff. Oldsmobile cars are praised for value and longevity with 1939 models touted as the best yet and factory style service for complete rebuilds.
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Steiner Motor Sales
Oldsmobile
Wadsworth, Ohio
Steiner Motor
Wadsworth
Steiner Motor Lages
Seville Elevator Promotes Local Grain and Seed Trade
Seville Elevator at Seville operated by M C Frank as manager is highlighted as a leading regional dealer in seeds grain quality coal and related products. The firm earns praise for service to farmers and citizens, offering value and a strong local presence with public spirited leadership and a commitment to customer satisfaction.
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Seville
Sky Reople
Capure of hell-bender reported in Ohio streams
The Kentucky Division of Game and Fish reports captures of the hell-bender Cryptobranchus alleghaniensis in Ohio inland streams. The creature resembles a water dog but lacks gills, has lateral silts and toe nails, and its bite is not poisonous though painfully felt. It is primarily aquatic but can survive out of water for extended periods.
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Division of Conservation
Ohio
Kentucky Division of Game and Fish News
Ohio farm reports show mixed forage and fruit prospects June 1 1939
Weather hurt hay and pasture conditions in May with tame hay at 66 percent of normal and pastures down to 71 percent. Oats stood at 61 percent, apples around 75 percent of normal, peaches forecast near 1,225,000 bushels, and cherries about 9,076 tons. milk yield per cow averaged 199 pounds.
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Ohio
Calf Clubs Plan Large Summer Sales In Ohio
Four H clubs from at least 20 counties will sell calves at auction starting June 20 at Marysville Fairgrounds. More than 1100 calves will be sold this summer as youths exhibit at county fairs or district shows. Ohio State Employment Service reported 12,594 private sector jobs found in May, up 21.6 percent from April and more than double May 1938 figures.
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Union County
Marysville Fairgrounds
Ohio State Employment Service Division
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Portable Irrigation Grows in Popularity Across Farm Sizes
The portable rotary sprinkler system offers low labor and investment for irrigating farms from ten acres to fifteen acres. Units run on 2 to 3 horsepower and use 20 to 40-foot sprinkler lines, delivering roughly one inch of rain in two hours. A 90-foot line with five sprinklers covers 40 by 120 feet, while a larger 3 horsepower unit irrigates 40 by 220 feet. both enable flexible, rapid relocation to cover multiple fields.
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Donald Comiu
Horticulture Department
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio June crop report shows dry May but rains improve outlook
June 1 findings show no change in winter wheat from a month earlier while hay and pastures suffered in dry hot May weather. Recent rains boosted hays pastures and corn. oats likely benefited. Winter wheat yield forecast 18.9 bushels per acre with 35.68 million bushels. rye at 1.19 million bushels.
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Ohio
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Rye and oats outlook for state crops in late 1920s
The report notes rye production far above the 351,000 bushels in 1938 with a 10-year 1928-37 average of 895,000 bushels. Oats prospects on June remaining discouraging and June 1 outlooks across the state were poorer than the 10-year average.
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Ohio
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H. M. Dague Quality Groceries and General Merchandise
Doylestown, Ohio
M. C. Frank
Mgr. Seville
Ghio
Prank
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Mier Mussolini
Hitler “Hell
Rome-Berlin
Reich Chancéllery
Count Galvazzo Clano
von Ribbentrop
Hermann Goering
Annapolis
Louis Harry Roddis, Jr
Minneapolis
U.S. Navy
Lucky Bag
Boat Club
Margaret Lindsay
Saul Cohn
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Ruth Willock
Pittsburgh
Charley
Yankees
Seling Land
Ohio Crop Report
Rollocurl Corp
New York, N.Y
Corl
RoBecerl
Country
Christian Herald
McCall’s Magazine
Modern Screen
Pathfinder
Parents
Screen Book
Silver Screen
True Confessions
Woman's World
American
Poultry Journal
Breeder's Gazette
Plymouth Rock
Poultry Tribune
Woman‘s World
Yiwe
Plesse
Iencloge
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