Community Notices and Upcoming Church and Club Events
Local church groups and auxiliaries schedule events this week including a bazaar and luncheon at First Presbyterian on December 5, initiatory degree for I C C F, Kensington Club gathering at Bunker Hill farm, Eral Dolphian Chapter meeting with Renaissance topics, a Dred Scott debate prep in Junior High Chapel, Altar Society election meeting, Rialto Quartette Minstrel at Baughman Grange Hall, and Railway Conductors Ladies Auxiliary officer elections at the Co operative hall.
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First Presbyterian Church
A. N. Brenneman
Kensington Club
Bunker Hill Farm
Eral Dolphian
William Schmid
Dred Scott
Marie Kropf
Lucille Wingert
Virginia Neman
Leroy Miller
Miriam Bonham
Kathryn Stutzman
Homer Bluemlein
Wilbur Ulrich
Huene
Order of
Co-operative Hall
Ohio hens yield far more than the average 70 eggs a year
A 1920 Census shows 440 Ohio farms reporting 138.2 eggs per hen, well above the 70 egg average. University analyses show how record data guided feeding and management changes to raise profits, with a free bulletin from Ohio State University detailing flock size, culling, mortality, income sources, and monthly production.
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Ohio
U. S
Ohio State University
University
Agricultural Publications Office
Columbus
Farmers urged to use advertising to cut costs and boost returns
A Progressive Farmer essay by Eugene Butler argues advertising farm products lowers costs like higher yields. Start small with quality focus, paint farm buildings, join breeder associations, adopt a strong farm name, and use clear central ideas in ads.
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Eugene Butler
Butler
Advertiser Urges Pure Bred Aire Over Scrub Options
An advertiser promotes choosing a pure bred aire to emphasize quality. The message argues the phrase use should highlight superiority and avoids generic scrub comparisons.
Orchard mice diet of strychnine in Ohio orchards
Ohio State University horticulturists urge poison baiting in late fall and midwinter to curb orchard mice. They recommend two bait types dry grain and sweet potatoes, with detailed formulas from county extension agents. Clean around tree trunks, keep debris away, and use drains. cinders around trunks may aid control.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Let Pigs Do Own Harvesting Says Expert
Prof John M Evvard a noted hog expert at Iowa Agricultural College says nearly seven percent of corn in major growing regions is hogged-down yearly by pigs he defines this as letting pigs harvest their own feed. He notes it is good practice when conditions allow but many factors must be considered before using hogging-down.
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John M Evvard
Evvard
Iowa Agricultural College
Evward
Middle West
Woman Lovely Woman Beautician Ad Urges Care
The ad promotes a beauty service offering hair, complexion, hand and nail care. It invites women to call or phone for an appointment and promises personal interest in providing skilled, expert assistance to maintain feminine loveliness.
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Oerselves
Hogging Down Proves Profitable for Farmers in Midwest
Farmers find hogging down profitable as seven percent of Midwest corn is disposed this way. Prof. Evward notes the method balances corn needs, with hogs kept in the field and supplemented feed. Growing support follows initial opposition as practical results prove durable.
Cannot Pay Taxes Yet County Treasurer Limb Assist
County treasurer Limb reports difficulties collecting taxes while offering guidance on payment deadlines and possible relief options for delinquent taxpayers. Officials urge residents to contact the office for extensions or payment plans.
Weather Outlook And Tax Rate Timing In November
Vague notes on tax rate setting and collection timing reference election day impacts. Forecasts predict a mild November with an Indian summer, suggesting warmer days as October weather slips away.
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Cai
Shorts and Middlings on South Carolina Farm Tools
A clipped line notes that the beat farm implements every farmer carries under his hat, highlighting the practical knowledge of agricultural extension work in South Carolina. The phrase underscores on farm tools and methods shared by extension agents with local growers.
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South Carolina
Rainfall Forecast Shapes Acreage Plans In Durexa
Weather report from the U S Weather Service notes an inch of rainfall, guiding Ricky TTF fans to adjust irrigation for the acre. The brief mentions rainfall amounts and farming considerations in Durexa area.
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Asion Service
U. S
Ricky Ttf
Acre
Bazaar at Banas Brethren Church Planned for December
A bazaar organized by the Banas Brethren Church will be held in the town room near the peat omcv on December 28. Road work continues at Crestone as the highway near the youth end of Creston undergoes improvements.
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Banas Brethren Church
C Bishway
Creaton
Improvement for traveling public highlighted
A note emphasizes efforts to improve travel for the public with focus on infrastructure and accessibility. Officials outline planned projects and timelines to ease commuting and enhance safety. Local communities are urged to monitor updates from transportation authorities.
Summit approves resignations and accepts loan applications
The article notes a resignation from Joe Only's office and reports more than fifty applications for the loan as of that week. It suggests consideration for a desirable path forward and hints at a final nomination process underway.
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Hia Om
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