Huron County Farmers Earn $22 Million In 1970 Income
Ohio Farm Income study shows Huron County averaged $82 per acre and $14,409 per farm in 1970, part of a statewide record nearly $1 billion. Crops dominated receipts with vegetables a strong share. dairy, soybeans, corn also major sources amid marketing gains and government payments.
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Huron County
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Wooster
Research Center
Lone girl joins 4 H tractor safety class at EHOVE
In Huron County 36 boys and one girl enroll in EHOVE Vocational School and Cooperative Extension Service 20 hour tractor safety course. Instructors include Bill Staib Dominic Vartorella Don Nichols Jim Mutchler and Al Libbey. Topics cover instruments controls maintenance highway safety and tool use.
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Ehove Vocational School
Cooperative Extension Service
Carlos F. Tucker
Ehove Agricultural
Bill Staib
Dominic Vartorella
Don Nichols
Jim Mutchler
al Libbey
Farm And City Pollution Top Farm 1 Issue
John K. Wells outlines environmental pollution as the top farming issue of 1971, focusing on soil erosion from runoff and feedlot wastes. He urges conservation practices like strip cropping and diversion terraces, discusses septic and waste systems, and stresses balanced costs for clean air and water while coordinating farmer, industrialist, and resident efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Wells
Soil and Water Conservation District
Farm Bureau Plans Member Drive Kickoff January 25
The Huron County Farm Bureau announces the annual membership campaign kickoff set for January 25. Rich Conklin, the director, disclosed the drive at the campaign committee meeting. Kenton and Ira May Sherman chair the drive with a captains’ meeting at the Production Credit Association to plan the kickoff at North Fairfield Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Farm Bureau
Rich Conklin
Kenton
Ira May Sherman
Production Credit Association
North Fairfield
Winter 4-H Saddle Horse School Dates Set
4-H will hold a winter saddle horse school on January 10 17 and 31 at 8 p.m. in the Fremont Ross High School cafeteria. Carlos Tucker says the event is open to all 4-H advisors parents and members 14 or older. Topics cover feed effects nutrients and imbalances and their impact on horses.
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Fremont Ross High School
Carlos Tucker
Huron County
Horse Feeding Classes Examine Rations and Savings
Suburban horse management series reviews latest research on horse feeding and rations. Special guests Dr. Charles Hutton from Ohio State University and Dr. Bill Newland from Fremont Extension Center lead a three evening course with a $1 fee to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hutton
Ohio State University
Bill Newland
Fremont Area
Edwards Resigns From NL Board
I Duane Edwards resigns from the Board of Public Affairs in New London citing job and family pressures. He may assist new members and recommends Wilmer White Jr. for the vacancy as his term ends December 1973. The board plans 1972 projects including cistern cleaning and water line work.
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New London
I. Duane Edwards
Board of Public Affairs
E.G. Funk
Ross Bonney
Winston White
Edwards
New
Mfg. Co., Inc
Wilmer White Jr
White
Harold Cooke
Municipal Services
Area Calendar Highlights Local Church and Community Meetings
A dense list of events for New London Milan Monroeville and surrounding towns featuring Rotary and Methodist church gatherings Hospital Board meetings library board sessions Masonic and Grange activities Boy Scouts Cub Scouts and various club meetings Fire Department and township trustee sessions plus social and civic functions across multiple days with times ranging noon to 9 pm and venues including churches town halls and legion halls. The calendar also notes a power changeover by Ohio Edison and a municipal mayoral office update.
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Board of Trustees — Public Library
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
East Main Street
WLCS
First United Methodist Church
New London Grange
United Methodist Church
Elroy Walcher
Charles Zeller
AE. Statzer
Legion Hall
United Church
United Methodist
Edison High School
Milton Dolbee
Milan Javeee Wives
Clyde Cox
Barbara Becker
Huron County
Rotary
Milan Inn
Edison Music Boosters
Township Trustees
Berlin-Milan Board of
Althea
Order of Eastern Star
Pam
Ohio Edison Co
Kiwanms Club
Monroeville
Congregational Community United Church of Christ Undercroft
Ridgefield Township
Huron County Council of the American Legion
Fitchville
Thomas D. Bergman
Town Hall
Livestock Market Report Summary
Markets show total consignments 264 and head 1777 with hogs 813 down .10. Cattle entries 353 steady with steers 27.50 to 36.20, heifers 26 to 33.80, cows 19.50 to 24.25, bulls 25.50 to 31. Calves 44 up sharply to 56 for top lots. Sheep and lambs 566 up 2, wool and clips listed. Feeder lambs 20 to 28. Aged slaughter sheep 4 to 11.
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Farm Bureau Plans
Ron Linder
Lyme
Ridgefield
Norwalk
Sherman
Peru
Carl Gibson
Townsend
Wakeman
Bronson
Hartland
Clarksfield
Roger Smith
Norwich
Greenwich
Richmond
New Haven
Ed Franklin
Irene Merrillees
Fairfield
Ripley
James Walcher
Farm Bureau Information
Ila May
Kenton Sherman
Townline Road
North Main Street
East Washburn Street
Dan Redman
Ohio Department of Health
Underwood and
First Methodist Church
Hospital Board of Trustees
New London Hospital
Broome-Wood
American Legion Hall
K.B. Rowland
Washburn Street
LeRoy
Ole.s
Poam
Boy Scouts Scout Cabin
Pam Grange
Grange Hall
Pam Milan
Myer
John Green
Thomas Crecelius
Women’s Society of Christian Service — Methodist Church
Methodist Board of Trustees
Monroerville
The
American Legion
Lorain
Bucyrus Auction
Norwalk Parts, CO
the House of Service
S. Linwood Ave
Rockwell
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