Franklin's Eichholz A City Builder For Three Years
Joe Baxter narrates a long admired tale of Bertie Eichholz, Franklin’s city manager who secured the job after a rigorous selection and later became mayor before a 1968 defeat. The piece highlights Eichholz’s quiet drive, problem solving, and focus on water, sewage, and waste treatment as he guides the city of 16,900 toward the future.
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Baxter
Fred Ty
Bernie
Eichheit
Esihholy
Widy
Pat
Nefody
Buchhalz
Sutak
Saya Countman
Gerald Miller
Cty
Eichholz
Michigan
Franklin sees rapid onset of housing under National Homes plan
Development at Millard Drive and Fourth Street expands with four houses nearly complete within days, part of a 78-home project by National Homes Corp. Two ranch, one bi level, one tri level slated for finish by Jan. 1. FHA rules, floodplain, and future expansion to 150 homes hinge on phase two decisions.
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Millard Drive
Fourth Street
Meadel Homes
National Homes Corp
Lafayette
Dean Tomlin
Ment
Clearcreek
Federal Housing Authority
Bee colonies in US surpass 4.7 million with 41.9 lb honey yield
USDA release shows over 4.7 million bee colonies in the United States and an average annual honey production of 41.9 pounds per colony. The figures underline apiary scale and output across the country.
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United States Department of Agriculture
America
Delinquent Taxes Plague Warren County Budget
County officials warn delinquent property taxes amount to over 503000 in Warren County and have persisted for 15 to 20 years. Spaeth cites 277 properties to foreclose and 118 slated for forfeiture, with two annual tax bills guiding delinquency rules and payment plans spread over two years.
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Willie Coun
Spaeth
Sone Peary
Ohio
Spacth
Second Avenue
Warren County
Board of Revision
Low Prices Hit Farmers Farmers face surplus as corn prices collapse
Farmers across America harvest a bumper corn crop but face record oversupply and prices at or below production costs. Local agents Paul Gerstner and Ros Titkemayer note discontent and explore possible fixes such as subsidies, shifting to soybeans, and storage programs. The piece highlights supply and demand dynamics, seed choices, and market reactions from regional extension agents.
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Amenca
Paul Gerstner
Preble County
Gerstner
Ros Titkemyer
Butler County
Titkemayer
Lee
Kentucky
Berman Ross
Warren Cunty
Modern baling wagon aids dairy feeding routine
The text notes that the average dairy cow eats about 11 pounds of hay daily. It claims a modern automatic baling wagon lets a farmer collect enough hay in an eight hour day to feed the average dairy cow L1 pounds per day for years.
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