Parasites Blamed For Livestock Losses Costing Farmers
The American Foundation for Animal Health estimates up to half a billion dollars yearly are lost to internal parasite infections in livestock. Parasite effects include deaths and poor feed utilization, with studies noting high infection rates in the Midwest and reduced pig weights. A veterinarian should diagnose the parasite before treatment, and a prevention program is urged to curb losses.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
Preble County Schools Seek Teachers for Upcoming Year
Vacancies remain in Preble County for the new school year opening September 4. Gratis Local seeks a grade four teacher while Camden Shawnee Local needs instructors in business education Spanish and junior high mathematics. West Alexandria advertises a commercial mathematics post and several special education teachers are required for slow learners.
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Eaton
Preble County
John W. Black
Gratis
Camden
West Alexandria
Lebanon High Addition Plans Okayed
Preliminary drawings for the proposed high school addition on Oakwood Avenue have been approved by the Lebanon board of education. Designed by Walker Norwich and Associates of Dayton, the structure will follow the same architectural design as the present building. Schedule calls for it to house new administrative offices and junior high classrooms. Plans for additions to Dunlavy Holbrook and Louise Wright school will be submitted for approval soon.
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Lebanon
Oakwood Avenue
Lebanon Board of Education
Walker Norwich and Associates
Dayton
Dunlavy, Holbrook and
Louise Wright
Foreigners Many In Farm Work
The Labor Department reports 98,299 foreign workers in seasonal agricultural jobs during spring and early summer, against 1,036,258 U.S. workers. Of the foreigners 86,681 are Mexican, 9,946 from the British West Indies, and 342 from Canada and other countries. Most foreigners labored in the western states totalling 62,478. 61,478 were Mexican nationals. Ohio and 22 other states had no foreign farm employment.
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Washington
Labor Department
U. S
Mexico
British West Indies
Canada
BC Fair Auto Show Is Tonight
Butler County fair enters final stretch of its five day event with Rotroff All-Girl Thrill Show at 7 30 p m. Tonight. Grand Parade of 4H clubs farm groups and school bands tomorrow at 12 30 p m followed by harness racing. 4H steer sale at 6 p m and rodeo at 7 30 p m. Friday closes with another rodeo at 7 30 p m.
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Hamilton
Butler County Fair
Rotroff
Farm Bureau
Montgomery County Fair Set to Open September 1
The Montgomery County Fair announced by secretary manager Goldie V. Scheible will run five days from Saturday September 1 to Wednesday September 5. The program features a $16 000 racing purse across 28 heats with eight races on Labor Day and $18 000 in class premiums for livestock junior fair granges school exhibits bands and horticultural entries. Free grandstand admission is offered on all evenings except opening and Sunday nights to encourage family attendance.
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Germantown
Montgomery County
Goldie V. Scheible
Germantown Schools Open Sept 5 With Full Faculty
Germantown expects 1420 pupils on opening day Wednesday September 5 with all teaching positions filled. The new school building is on schedule and should be ready for classes in about three weeks. Faculty meet with Superintendent V L Klopfer and principals on September 4 for a pre opening conference.
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Germantown
V. L. Klopfer
Sun-nee Garden Club Holds August Meeting
Sun-Nee Garden Club met at Mrs Cleve Roberts home with seven members present. Mrs Walter Phillabaum Sr reported on the Dried Flower book and displayed container varieties. Nominating committee members were named for September elections. Meeting set for September 19 at Mrs Phillabaums Perry Street home.
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Gfrmantown
Sun-Nee Garden Club
Cleve Roberts
Walter Phillabaum
Irma Rees
Doris Reeves
Sally Roberts
Phillabaum
Perry Street
Dayton Stage Play The Most Happy Fella Shines at Memorial Hall
Franklin Ten Members and two guests of the Tuesday Trotters enjoyed Jane Powell in The Most Happy Fella at Memorial Hall Dayton. David Reece, son of Mr and Mrs Morton Reece of Miamisburg, underwent surgery Friday morning August 17 for second and third degree burns at St Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton after a neighbor boy threw gasoline on a trash fire.
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Jane Powell
Memorial Hall
Dayton
David Reece
Morton Reece
Miamisburg
St. Elizabeth Hospital
David
Sparse Namib rainfall called moltreen strokes coast
The Namib coastal desert receives only a drizzle named moltreen or moth rain. Filter tests suggest the annual fall may reach about 1.8 inches, though too light for standard rain gauges.
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Namib
Africa
Franklin Motorist Fined $100 In Trenton Court
John Boyle, 22, of Franklin, was fined a total of 100 dollars in Mayor Harry Stretcher's traffic court for reckless driving and driving without a license. Several others were fined for speeding including Darwin Brown 19 Donald Pelfrey 28 Barbara Cross 24 Walter Rose 26 Jerry Watkins 21 Don Gentry 28 and Joe Weiss 60 with fines ranging from 10 to 18 dollars. The rhododendron is the state flower and the western hemlock is the state tree of Washington.
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Trenton
John Boyle
E. Second St
Franklin
Harry Stretcher
Darwin Brown
Trenton Place
Donald Pelfrey
Camden
Rt. 1
Paul S. Back
Potter St
Eugene Kemp
Cereal Ave
Hamilton
Walter C. Rose
Cranewood Drive
Jerry A. Watkins
Maple Ave
Overpeck
Barbara A. Cross
Modern Lane
West Middletown
Don
Mason Flower Show Closes Activities
The Four Seasons Garden Club of Mason wrapped up its year with the Mason Flower Show at St Susanna's Church themed Treasured Memories. Harlan Butlerville Pisgah Park and Maineville Club won ribbons with Best of Show going to Mrs Jesse Jones for Patio Picnic. The show, judged by Mrs Russell Shoupe from the Ohio Association Garden Club, thanked all workers and noted the new year begins September 6 7 in Toledo at the Ohio convention.
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MASON
Four Seasons Garden Club
St. Susanna’s Church
Russell Shoupe
Dayton
Ohio Association Garden Club
Harlan Butlerville
Pisgah Park
Maineville Club
Jesse Jones
Four Seasons
Jones
Esther McLaughlin
Harlan-Butlerville Club
Thomas Markland
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Toledo
Hopewell School
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