Radio Scheduling Fragments From WABC and WLW Airwaves
Fragmented OCR lists radio program slots and hosts across WLW WL WJR WIR and other stations with times 0:30 to 12:30. Entries include McCormick Fiddlers Vic and Sade Betty and Bob and Mary Sothern plus The Johnsons Edgar A. Guest and Marg et.
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Edgar A. Guest
En Bernie
Fred Waring
Marg
Mare On
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Meceme Rer
Home Sweet
Home
WL Farm
Trame Court
Vic Perkins
Betty
Bob
WLW
Mary
Jack Armstrong
Heirloom Insignia Stolen From Edinburgh Home
Edinburgh police probe theft of a gold heirloom insignia of the baronets of Nova Scotia from Sir Alexander Seton's residence. The heavily enamelled piece is a 273 year old family heirloom with French enamel work.
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Edinburgh
Baronets
Nova Scotia
Sir Alexander Seton
Willshire Boys Prepare for Marble Tournament Elimination
Willshire boys practice weekly for an elimination marble tournament this Saturday to select two entrants for the Van Wert Times county finals at the YMCA. Franklin L. Detter announced 15 entries with more expected. listed competitors include Harold August Richard Hambrick Ralph Hambrick Charlie Painter Harold Bebout Richard Strickler Charles Fields John Stetler Marvin Stetler Richard Cowan Harold Strickler Paul Miller Philip Gluth Don Schumm Henry Schumm.
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Willshire
van Wert
YMCA
Franklin L. Detter
Harold August
Richard Hambrick
Ralph Hambrick
Charlie Painter
Harold Bebout
Richard Strickler
Charles Fields
John Stet
Plant food removal in U S crops far exceeds erosion losses
Washington State College researchers estimate U S crops annually extract about 6.909 billion pounds of plant nutrients from soil. They note erosion removes roughly twenty one times as much, indicating erosion is the larger loss factor.
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Pullman
Wash
United States
Washingth State College
Market Prices for Poultry and Feed Seeds
Market listing shows poultry prices and moisture corn values, with rye oats and various clover and alfalfa seeds. Entries include NEW RAY No 1 Timothy at 6.50, No 1 MIRCH at 6.50, No 1 Clover at 6.00, alfalfa cuts at 7.00 and 8.00, and several moisture specifications for corn. The data reflects a period price snapshot for agricultural commodities.
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Timothy
New Straw No. 1 Wheat No. 1 Oats
Agricultural notes list New Straw No. 1 wheat and No. 1 oats as top selections in recent forage trials. Farmers are advised to compare grain quality and market conditions for planting decisions.
Wheat Prices Slump on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago reports scattered showers in the drought hit winter wheat region trigger a drop. Prices fell at the open with wheat down percent to percent while corn oats and rye held or eased slightly.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cleveland Produce Prices Report From April Markets
The Cleveland market report shows butter steady at 33 cents for extras and perig ann 33, eggs steady with extra firsts at 21 cents and current receipts at 20, while live poultry remains weak with heavy hens 5 percent and up at 23 cents.
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Apr 21
Cattle 250 head steady to higher with choice steers 1100 lbs and up at 9.00 to 10.00 over base. Calves around 400 head active and firm amid steady demand.
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Cleveland, O
Classified Livestock Prices and Quick Sale Ad
Readable livestock price list shows sheep and lambs at 9.00 to 11.15 per hundred using terms active and choice. Hogs and pigs move between 10.75 and 11.15 with various weights and counts. Ends with an offer to sell faster via Times Classified Ad.
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