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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
8
John S Phillips and Anne Tee visit. John Ward joins for business. Cliffie Saran, uncle Dave Ashworth, Don Wolfe, and others seen at the counter. A wide awake crowd enjoyed the cattle judging contest and lively talk on Dixie and Miss Rebel. Cordie and Nugen drop by. Stars And Bars ordered.
A Farm Page note explains photo sensitization in animals, citing two factors and plants such as alfalfa clover Bermuda grass and St John s wort as contributors. The item references past prices and local events but centers on sun sickness risks in livestock and crops.
An analysis urges conservation measures to curb watershed erosion and runoff. It highlights cover crops as a key method and warns against unchecked land misuse as seen in other regions. The U.S. Soil Conservation Service is praised for its work amid debates over large dam and impoundment projects.
A pond project on land near Glen Jean advances as a dream of the State Baptist Convention. Planned facilities include fishing and swimming, with buildings begun in 1953 and underwrite by credited schools and church members. The site offers mountain air and a setting to train ministers and inspire youth and women in the Christian path despite ongoing fundraising needs.
Richard J. Babcock, president of Journal magazine, argues to the National Industrial Conference Board that U S strength rests on agricultural efficiency rather than blast furnaces or power plants. He warns Russia and the world recognize that a nation cannot lead others while offering a low standard of living, and urges Americans to value farming's political and economic significance.
The Tri-County Fair grounds hosts a two day Ram and Ewe show on July 8 and 9 featuring 41 stud rams and 31 ewes of multiple breeds. Ribbons and cash prizes will go to owners of the winning sheep.
David C Aan of West Virginia University Extension Plant Pathology warns daily fly control hinges on good sanitation. Regular removal of manure is essential to reduce fly breeding as summer months demand constant vigilance.
WVU researchers led by Johnson report a paper at a national meet showing extended sperm kept at 5 degrees C yields conception rates similar to 1 to 2 day old refrigerated semen. Team members include Porterfield Gold berg and Dunbar. Study compares extended sperm with several dairy herd samples and notes non return rates across 30 to 60 days for over a thousand cattle.
The state reports New Hampshire is brucellosis free after retesting shows no disease in tested animals. Officials add brucellosis must not be present in any other domestic species.
Ada Cox begins a series describing life with Finnish hosts near Helsinki. She recounts burning a cocoa cake, learning farm routines, milking a cow, and shared coffee with neighbors at 10 am and 3 pm while a German student and local traditions color daily chores on the Kirpu farm.
Farm content notes a large export market, with year end figures around 3 million dollars and about 75 percent of total exports. The piece mentions U.S. Department figures and a broad export context, naming India and other regions.
Angus exports increase with shipments to Argentina including a bull and other livestock sent to Estancia Quela Maita at Olavarria under Senor Fernando E. de Lezica.
It is estimated that the stress and strain upon feet is the equivalent of 250 tons to the mile. It is no wonder weight impropers or tight shoes, or major offense in ruining children's feet, table ee ie Child is soft and pliable so muscles or bones are developed any way they are. Children's shoes are the most item of their clothing.
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