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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1948
Page
2
April records from 2 392 herds in Ohio show 6 405 cows out of 28 856 produced 40 or more pounds of butterfat. R R Starbuck Ohio State University dairy specialist notes average annual production under 200 pounds and 22 percent exceed the state average.
An Ohio field day on June 29 near Marion will showcase lime spreader equipment and methods for applying limestone to farm land year round. Earl Jones of Ohio State University notes 2,086,000 tons used in 1947 create labor and distribution challenges. the event, sponsored by the Ohio Processed Limestone Association and OSU engineering, aims to improve efficiency and farm income through better equipment and service.
The list shows names and routes of subscribers added or renewed over the past week. Notable entries include John Cramblit Logan Route 3 Harold Heigle Logan Route 2 Mrs Pearley Howdyshell Logan Route 4 Carl Griggs Logan Route 4 Sam Moore Scenic Star Route and others across Logan Route 1 2 3 4 and nearby towns such as Laurelville Gore Rockbridge Gibisonville New Plymouth Sugar Grove Junction City Creola.
London. Sir Cyril Hurcomb chairman of the British Transport Commission rode in the baggage car when trains were full on a two day tour of the southern region. He later rode a freight car with a wooden seat heated by a coke stove illustrating crowded rail service conditions.
Ohio extension agent Harold Ruggles discusses hay drying to preserve quality and minimize losses. He favors silage curing, notes moisture targets 60 to 70 percent, and warns against damp weather and poor air flow in fields.
Victor H. Ries answers a reader’s question about a peony specimen that wilted after growth, suggesting frost damage as the likely cause. He notes a blight exists but is specific to peonies and would not spread to other plants.
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