Monroeville Kiwanis follow pea from field to can
Fourteen Monroeville Kiwanis members traced the pea crop from a 12 acre field near Bryan Road to a Stokely Van Camp processing contract in Norwalk. Harvesting was done by field workers hired by the company using provided equipment.
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Monroeville
George Weimnan
Blanche Hoffman
Bryan Road
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
Norwalk
Stokely
Pea Viner
Stokely-Van Camp
CORP
Arthur Herner
Farm Boy Tom Lagos Seeks Presidency at 19
Springfield Ohio UP I Tom Lagos a farm boy who says I want to be President has graduated from Wittenberg University at 19 He plans to study law and climb the political ladder while awaiting eligibility at 35 His record includes top class rank and full tuition to University of Michigan Law School alongside interests in farming and local research He soars through accelerated study and cites broad ambitions with humility.
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Springfield, Ohio
UPI
Tom Lagos
Ohio
Wittenberg University
Tom
Wittenberg
Springfield
University of Michigan School of Law
Harvard
Chicago
Michigan
Robert P. Schultz
Wittenberg Economics
Jim
Stop Hunger Handbook Published
The Agriculture Department released a new citizen handbook in two editions one for counties and cities using direct food commodity donations and one for communities using the food stamp program Ten thousand copies of each edition were printed and expected to run quickly Officials note many poor people do not fully benefit from available food aid due to fear suspicion lack of motivation transportation or handicaps Citizens can help by volunteering with tasks such as transporting food to recipients Examples include the Gibson County Jaycees aiding families to reach the Good Distribution Center and Phoenix Arizona volunteers delivering to infirm and elderly recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
America
Agriculture Department
Department
U.S
Gibson County
Tenn
Jaycees
Arizona
League For Economic Advancement of Phoenix
Farm Livestock Stabilizes Across Huron County Market
The county reports a shift from widespread livestock to fewer farms with larger cash crop areas. Dairy and beef cattle numbers fall from 28 400 to 24 400 nationwide in five years while sheep remain a strong meadow forage enterprise in Huron County. The 22-million dollar industry still dominates local income despite reduced livestock keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Wells
Huron County
Live Stock Market Report With Spread Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Market activity shows steady hog prices and mixed cattle moves with Holstein gains and dairy category softness. Calf values hold steady while slaughter sheep drop and feeder wool trends remain mixed across consignments.
Wheat allotments eyed as 1970 crop faces cuts to record lows
Washington sources say the Nixon administration may slash 1970 wheat planting allotments by about 10 percent to the lowest on record as carryover stocks rise. With 1969 planting at 51.6 million acres and marketing prospects weak, economists expect a continued surplus into the 1970 season. Acreage limits for 1970 crop to be announced soon as farmers plan winter wheat planting.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
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St. Louis
Jim Herner
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Richard Reser
Lowell N. Brown
Patterson
Farm Boy
Stop Hunger Handbook
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Albert Schug
Paul Smith
CIRUS
East Townsend
Bonus Circus
Townsend School
Brenda Godman
Trulyn Troxtle
Mona Manhart
Lorna Christensen
Delco Remy
Autolite
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Hyatt & Timken
Wagner
McCord
National
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Diesel
Norwalk Parts Company
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