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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1956
Page
24
A Sunday Messenger column notes a windy evening giving way to a clear night as frogs from the old pond relocate to a newly filled site. The writer muses on animal migration, Venus visible in the west, and the broader idea that all creatures adapt and spread to new habitats.
Ezra Taft Benson has authorized special farm operating loans for eligible farmers in Athens Hocking and Perry Counties. Kenneth Wertman of the Farmers Home Administration says applications may be made at local county offices through June 30 under Public Law 727 as amended.
Ohio State University associate professor Ralph J. Wood reports that agricultural education for low income farmers in Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Kentucky and Illinois will be included in Department of Agriculture Rural Development Program studies Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins says Morse confirms the inclusion.
A Washington farm worker earns about 242 dollars monthly, including board, with the survey noting the hourly rate as the nation's highest. The report also shows California and Utah surpassing the monthly average.
In Grandfield Oklahoma William E Brown a vocational agricultural instructor for 40 years received a new car from Tillman County citizens and more than 400 of his former students.
A Meigs County meeting on April 19 at 8 p.m. in the Pomeroy courthouse will discuss adequate farm water supplies, testing results, and improving livestock production. Farmers will hear about well locations, pumping, casing, and the role of ASCS and SCS programs in expanding water access for dairy cattle, beef cattle, hogs, and poultry.
The Population Reference Bureau notes owls can rotate their heads in a wide arc up to about 273 degrees, enabling near sight without moving their bodies. The text mentions a 3 percent growth rate and a one cent figure, but details are unclear.
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