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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1968
Page
2
The piece argues agricultural workers are a large unorganized power and notes a new union tactic to boycott California grapes in eastern markets to compel recognition. It warns of potential public welfare impacts if union power is used to threaten nationwide harvest-time strikes.
Pioneer Artificial Breeders Assoc. donates over 15000 to Dryden 4 H Center project on Lower Creek Road. Funds will back livestock facilities and a second building for Home Economics and technical training. Site north of Route 13 hosts ongoing conservation studies and outdoor programs.
Harold B and Carol Lee N Ball receive exclusive use of the An-Best prefix for all Registered Holsteins bred in their herd. The Holstein-Friesian Association of America grants the prefix, joining over 48 300 official prefixes in the files. A prefix acts as a trade mark and begins the animal's name with farm or family origins shaping its identity.
Interlaken report from Holstein-Friesian Assoc of America records dairy cows under DHIR rules. Big Elm Skyliner Sovereign 5166203 produced 22 400 lbs milk and 783 lbs butterfat in 365 days. Lawara Ben Belle 6135871 produced 20 180 lbs milk and 730 lbs butterfat in 305 days. Big Elm Dianne Citation 57598 31 produced 17 lbs milk and 668 lbs butterfat in 305 days. All owned by Lewis S. Bell. Cornell University supervised the testing. Also notes 1968 69 National School Lunch Program aims to benefit nearly 20 million children.
Ray Albrechtson of DuBois Road served as the first President and remained a Member when the cooperative dissolved.
Searsburg Homemakers club will meet Wednesday November 30 at Ruby Warren's home. Leader Eleanora Arden will teach Pine Root Centerpieces. Luncheon at noon by Gertrude Millspaugh and Grace Mount. Lakeview Unit Interlaken gathers November 18 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Charles Wickes home. Mrs. Ray Leary presents Food in the light of the Law.
A fragmented note discusses needs for abundant water and automatic watering to ensure supply. It compares potato usage for chips and strings, citing 33.4 million hundredweight and a $2.8 million expenditure a year earlier, in a dated between 1987 and 1968.
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