Farm Page Emphasizes Local Food Improves Health and Economy
John S. Phillips argues that producing food closer to the point of consumption boosts health, strengthens the economy, and raises culture, urging practical farming improvements for better living.
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John S. Phillips
State 4-H Girls Camp At Mill Aug 6 11
About 350 Mountain State 4-H girls will attend the annual State 4-H Girls Camp at Jackson’s Mill from August 6 to 11. Co directors Mrs June Thorn and Miss Eleanor Wilson outline daily themes from Open Doors to Door of Awareness with WVU speakers and a full schedule of events and WV exhibit.
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Jackson's Mill
June Thorn
UMW
Eleanor Wilson
West Virginia University
Thorn
Francena Nolan
WVU
William B. Wagner
College of Education
Wincie Ann Carruth
Women’s Physical Education Department
FFA Plans Made For State Dairy Show
Members of the West Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America plan to exhibit cattle at the 21st annual West Virginia Dairy Cattle Show August 15 to 18 at State 4 H Camp Jackson’s Mill. FFA events include an FFA Cattle Show and Showmanship Contest on August 16, with open breed classes and a Fitting and Showing Clinic. W H Wayman will supervise FFA events as state dairy show director.
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Joseph Golz
Elmira College
N.Y
University of Mississippi
Council Circle
High Council
West Virginia
Jane Cox
Kanawha County
West
FFA
FRA
West Virginia Association Ffa
Do It Yourself Concrete Sidewalk Laying Guide
Instructional steps for planning forms drainage and layering a concrete sidewalk. Includes mix ratios one part cement two parts sand four parts gravel and water guidelines. Covers base digging, curb edges, expansion joints, tar paper separation, and finishing tools like float broom edger groover for a durable non skid sidewalk.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Farm income to rise modestly in first half of 1962
Agriculture Department estimates 1962 six month net farm income at 12.8 billion dollars annual rate up about 2 percent from 1961 first half. Government payments rise with 1.2 billion estimated under 1962 stabilizations, while cash receipts edge higher on crops but livestock income falls. Per acre costs and wages also climb.
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Gaylord P. Godwin Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Farm Costs and Prices Show Shift in Postwar Income
Farm expert A. D. Luers notes costs four times higher since 1940, driving net income gains to 12.7 billion in the postwar period though 1961 lags 1947. Cash receipts rose from 9.1 billion in 1940 to 34.7 billion last year as production costs consume a larger share of gross income. Prices for cattle and hogs edged up in the Corn Belt amid tighter marketings, with steers and beef prices rising and lamb trade slipping.
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William P. Gruber
A. D. Luers
Crown Point
Ind
USDA
Corn
Chicago
New York
Future Homemakers To Meet At Jackson's Mill 1962
The West Virginia Association Future Homemakers of America will hold its 17th Annual State Convention at Jackson's Mill July 24 25 1962 with about 350 FHA members and advisers from 151 chapters statewide The theme is Seeking Precious Values and includes sessions led by Donna Collis Harley Cutlip and Diana Strawser with a variety of speeches reports and a banquet The convention will elect state officers with Debra Hart and Kenna Frittsrom as presidential candidates
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West Virginia Association
Future Homemakers of America
Jackson's Mill
FHA
Donna Collis
Public Regions
Bunker Hill
Musselman
Harley Cutlip
Jackson
iMill
Rise Me
Clung
Bluefield
Diana Strawser
Morgantown
University High
Gantown
Ralph Bean, Jr
West Virginia University
Francena Nolan
Kathie Jo Snyder
Mullens
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Lena M
Debra Lucille Hart
Petersburg
Kenna Frittsrom Charles Town
Beckley Market Alters Thursday Auction Delivery Window
Porter Lewis the market manager says all produce for Thursday’s Beckley Farmers Market auction must be delivered by 11 a.m. to prepare for the 1 30 p.m. sale. The instruction aims to ensure timely setup for the auction.
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Beckley Farmers Market
Porter Lewis
Hailstorms and Local Notes From Neighbors
Neighbors report a hail event leaving many windows broken and a garden scene dusted with white pellets. The column also mentions beekeeping plans in Raleigh County, a Southern States Beekeepers meeting, and reflections on DuPont nylon’s wider economic impact.
Present-For You and Yours Argo Astro Guide Item
Archaeologists digging in the Euphrates Valley uncover successive cultural layers. They reveal an agrarian culture about $000 years old, a herdsmen layer 12 years old, and caveman culture many centuries older.
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Pass
Euphrates Valley
Growth of Seat Width in Public Spaces Warns of 1970 Marker
The writer notes a trend from 20 inch theater and stadium seats to 22 inch seats in new buildings and predicts seats reaching 24 inches by 1970. Bus seating should widen as well.
Horoscope page forecast with signs and advice
Aries through Aquarius provide brief daily guidance with mis-typed phrases. Many signs urge balance, restraint, focus on self direction, and careful money choices. The row ends with a stray publication note from 1962 Field Enterprises.
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Nanny
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