Pelleted Roughages For Cattle Practical Yet Cautionary
Research indicates finely ground roughage like alfalfa meal reduces rumen acetic acid and butterfat formation. Feeding 5 to 6 pounds of loose hay with the ground roughage mitigates fat loss and boosts intake, growth, and feed efficiency in lambs calves and cattle. Pelleting equipment could be developed soon to improve handling and reduce waste, though dust and fat loss remain concerns for dairy cows.
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Hibbs
Corn Not Enough Sows Need More Corn Says Purdue Expert
Purdue University Extension swine specialist Dick Hollandbeck warns that corn alone cannot nourish breeding sows and their litters. He recommends specialized dry hog rations: hand-fed blends around 53 percent ground corn, oats, alfalfa meal, soybean meal, and meat scraps, or self-fed mixes with corn oats alfalfa and proteins, minerals.
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Dick Hollandbeck
Purdue University Extension
Fireplace Wood Demand Grows Across Ohio Regions
Ohio State University extension forester F W Dean notes rising demand for fireplace wood as new homes rise in fringe urban and rural areas. Farmers can profit by cutting cord wood with modern gear, but should season wood 6 months and split >8 inch logs for efficiency. Prioritize high heating woods like hickory and red oak. discard poor trees for saw logs to improve woodlots.
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Ohio
F. W. Dean
Ohio State University Extension Forester
Dean
Fishermen Ask Seal Verdict to Save Baby Seal
In Chiba Prefecture fishermen urged the government’s fishery board to decide the fate of a 150 pound baby seal found in their nets. The find comes amid the four power seal protection agreement excluding seal catches by the United States Canada Soviet Russia and Japan.
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Tokyo
Chiba Prefecture
Government’ Fishery Board
Northern
Pacific
United States
Canada
Soviet Russia
Japan
Ohio Ranks Fifth in Eggs Graded Under State Program
Ohio reports ranking fifth in eggs graded and packed under the official program of the Bureau of Markets within the Department of Agriculture. Since its 1932 inception, the service has graded millions of eggs and inspected tons of poultry, aiding consumers and retailers with unbiased quality assurance.
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Ohio
Bureau of Markets
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Windbreaks Cut Farm Fuel Bills Across Ohio
Ohio State University forester F W Dean says windbreaks could profit at least half of Ohio farms, with western central and northeastern areas benefiting most. Recommended layout includes a multi row L shaped planting 75 feet from buildings, using Norway spruce on the outside and pine on inner rows, planted in April or May with well prepared ground.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sears
F. W. Dean
Ohio State University Extension Forester
Dean
Lake Region
Scout Troop 118 Sets New Meeting Dates
Boy Scout Troop 118 will meet every Monday at 7 30 p m at the school in LaGrange Explorers Troop 118 meets every other Tuesday at Grange High School at 7 p m The Boy Scout committee will meet the first Wednesday each month at 5 p.m at LaGrange School
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Lagrange
Boy Scout
Explorers Troop
the Grange High School
LaGrange Schoo
Junior Reigns At Columbia High Dance
Sally Wagner a Columbia High School junior was crowned queen at a junior class dance held Saturday. She was chosen by student vote and kept secret until the coronation. Attendants and décor followed a Hawaiian theme with Archie Raider’s orchestra providing music.
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Sally Wagner
Columbia High School
Sally
Archie
Raider
C-T
Steff
Columbia
Miss Wagner
iColumbia High School
C. C. Wagner
East River Rd
Alei
Corinne Palmer
Miss Palmer
Joyce Cartwright
Norma Miller
Florence Raber
Sue Burr
Linda Smothers
L. H. Smothers
West River Rd
Joseph Palmer
Greenview Ave
Gang Break Up Thefts Solved In Willard Area
NORWALK The Huron County Sheriff’s Department broke up a ring of five Willard High School students responsible for at least seven thefts in the past year. The oldest, John H. Robinson 18 of R D Willard, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and contributing to the delinquency of minors and is held on 2500 dollar bond. The other four members include one 15 year old and three 17 year olds. Most thefts targeted businesses in the Willard area. The case followed a routine burglary investigation at Buckingham Implement Co Willard.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Willard
Buckingham Implement Co
Firestone Labor Pact Gets Approval
Akron AP report says Firestone Tire and Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers Union approve a supplemental contract ending strike threats. The agreement covers about 9 000 workers and follows similar terms at other plants. Negotiations concluded after a strong vote by locals. The deadline for the strike had been Tuesday.
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Akron, C
Sever Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
United Rubbers Workers Union
Siahthone
Firestone
County Board Buys Two Vehicles for County Departments
County commissioners announced purchases of a new Ford car from Atkinson and Williams Lorain for 1994 dollars to be used by the auditor's department. They also bought a 1955 International truck from J. R. Dal Ford Sales Elyria for 975 dollars cash with a trade in of a 1937 truck for a 20 dollar junk allowance.
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Atkinson and
Williams Lorain
J. R. Dal Ford
Elyria
Miners Awarded 80 Cent Daily Pay Increase
The United Mine Workers contract grants coal miners an 80 cent daily raise, bringing average earnings to 22.25 dollars a day as they observe John Mitchell Day. The 200000 miners nationwide mark one of the highest pay levels in the country.
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Pittsburgh
INS
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Oberlin Student Service Speaker At New London
James M. Mitchell, Oberlin College School of Theology graduate, will be guest speaker at First Methodist Church Good Friday services in New London on April 19 at 1 p.m. A native of Atlanta he attended Morehouse College class of 1951 and served in the 506th Airborne Regimental Combat Team as a reporter. He has trained at Toledo State Hospital and did field work with the Inner City Protestant Parish in Cleveland. He was associate Protestant chaplain at Toledo State Hospital for 18 months and is on leave from graduate theology studies to serve as chaplain at Toledo State Hospital.
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New London
James M. Mitchell
Oberlin College School of Theology
First Methodist Church
Atlanta
Morehouse College
506Th Airborne
Toledo State Hospital
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Cleveland
Mitchell
Graduate School of Theology
Domestic Spat Ends With Woman Hurt at Home
Mrs. Wille May Spencer of 602 Fuller Rd was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a scalp cut and chest bruises after an argument with her husband. Sheriff deputies recorded the incident.
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Wille May Spencer
Fuller Ra
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
Sheriff Department
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