Topic: agriculture

Ag. teachers making survey

Lonesome, That's All

First farmers' institute at Dublin is complete success: H. D. Eckert named new president

Another prediction

No eggs for breakfast

Farmers to hear university man

Prof. Erf speaks at Agricultural Club

R. E. Cray speaks to Agriculture Club

Future farmers organized

Flock inspection completed

Local farm news

Many poultrymen get ten free chicks

Local calves top the market

Cattle owners warned about moving cattle

Excellent breeding produces fine chicks

Local farm news

Alfalfa growers to get information

Goal attained by Erlay organization

Letters to the editor

Local butter graded at Ohio State University

Four veal calves bring $133.20

Farmers will sow 500 acres alfalfa

Franklin County second in co-operative marketing for past month

Officers chosen for extension council

Maple syrup production below normal

Farmers make large cooperative sale

Letters to the editor

Early forecasts

Columbus Board passes health measure

Letters to the editor

It always pays

Sells stock of registered Jersey cattle

What neglect costs

Letters to the editor

Bees pick busy corner for home, workmen remove eighteen pounds of honey from fallen tree

F. G. Ketner speaks at livestock day

Poultry flock of Dublin woman makes fine record

To hatch turkey and duck eggs

Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

A glut in wheat

Perry Township pig and poultry club meets

Local P.O. to aid in survey: pig and sheep statistics wanted by U.S. Ag. Department

Letters to the editor

Elected to state farmers degree

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"Old Timer" says:

Rural womens' vacation camp

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Farm Relief

About farm wages

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A mechanical blessing

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Prof. Zumbro speaks to poultry demonstration group

Women's vacation camp

Hay crop promises improvement in '29

Lazell Fruit Farm has fine apple crop

Rural women's vacation camp closes

Wheat may average 30 bushels per acre in this locality: record yield made on Gilbert farm on Linwood Road

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Club holds open meeting: club house planned

Stock shipments heavy

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"Old Timer" says:

Good wheat yield at M.E. home: 7 acre field makes 41 bu. per acre when threshed recently

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Women of Franklin County exhibit at Ohio State Fair

90 percent of 4-H members complete year's work

"Old Timer" says"

The fair season

Delaware County fair well attended

W.H.S. boys win ten awards at fair

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Nothing new

Championship award won by local man: D. K. Nicola holds honor for 4th time at state fair: given highest award on Swiss Saanen goat

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"Old Timer" says:

"Old Timer" says:

A brighter outlook

Safe sowing date for wheat Sept. 29

Two thousand notified of soils truck arrival

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"Old Timer" says:

Rural actors compete

New corn cutting machine attracts attention

Jubilee Queen to act as model at style review

Erlay Poultry Farms to hold opening

Problems of milk and cream marketing

A. C. Williams heads county grange

Sour milk costs farmers dollars: And is usually result of carelessness, says dairy professor

Breaks record for live stock shipments

Farmers Institutes

Fewer sows likely to farrow in 1930: Survey indicates decrease in pig crop next spring if farmers don't change

Feeding outlook is radically changed: Larger shipments from markets in November bring total number up to 1928 level

Dublin ready for Farmers' Institute to be held Jan. 22, 23: Talks, music and discussions on program; Dean Alfred Vivian to speak

Spray and dust can't do it all: Cultural methods also are valuable in fighting pests and diseases