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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1959

Page

10

North and East West braced at high level bridge match

In a tense contract bridge match United States players beat strong opposition from Italy. Lazard and Fry leveraged a late spade lead and club sequence to secure five clubs and two aces for a 1 notrump plus 90 point result, shifting the IMPs by 510 in their favor.

Lazard United States Lazard Ami Fry Harmon Belladonna Stakgold Avarelli America

Rural Zoning Considered An Aid To Rural Growth

Ohio State University extension economist Dr John B Mitchell says rural zoning helps communities plan for growth to avoid waste and preserve resources. He notes population rose 19 percent to about 1 750 000 by July 1959 with rapid growth near cities and predicts continued rural expansion as highways develop. Zoning aims to protect health safety property values and land use while guiding long range planning for homes factories roads and recreation. Civic leaders should consider rural zoning now to ensure orderly growth before towns become cities.

Ohio Ohio ‘State University Exte Furals Boceo T. E John. B. Mitchell Mitchell Dr. Mitchell Arbeil Mitchall Mitt

Gloomy Forecast for Ohio Winter Wheat Harvest

Ohio official predicts heavy losses in Northwestern regions with 1000 to 1500 farmers affected. Farmers previously received indemnities totaling $222,611 from 1958. federal crop insurance funds are user paid and not government subsidized. Severe February cold and rapid freeze thaw damage roots. late July harvest cited.

Columbus UPI Edgar F. Hempey Federal Crop Insurance Ohio Hempey

Lo-Boy Tractor Displayed at Elyria Implement Co.

Lo-Boy tractor shown at Elyria Implement Co. 602 Oberlin Rd features same options as the Farmall Cub with seven inch lower height and four speed transmission up to 7.3 mph. Kenneth Kolbe notes its ease of handling suits small farms and industrial uses while Schaefer offers tools, trailers, and portable welding for field repairs.

Elyria Implement Co Oberlin Ra Rae Kenneth Kolbe Elyria Implement, Inc Le-Boy Allis Chalmers Schaefer Lo-Boy Alan International

Ohio Experiment Station a Vast Science Mill

The Ohio Experiment Station, a major research hub in veterinary and agricultural science, attracts international scholars. Dr. Charles Gale studies ornithosis and parrot fever, while Dr. R C Belding investigates lymphomatosis in poultry, aiming for human health insights.

Charles Gale University of Minnesota R. C. Belding Michigan State University Ohio Experiment Station Gale Belding W. D.pounden Veterinary Science Ohio A. H. Hamby Egypt Pounden N. B. King J. C

Allis Chalmers D-14 and 17 Tractors Boost Power and Traction

American Industry research highlights improvements in Allis Chalmers tractors featuring a crater head engine design that nearly doubles horsepower per cubic inch. Dealer Jim Schaefer notes economy and performance, with power shifting and a traction booster enhancing grip and adaptability of wheel tread widths.

Allis Chalmers Jim ‘Schaefer Belden de- Avenee Marine

Duryea Brothers Build First US Marketable Automobile

The Duryea brothers created America’s first successful marketable auto in 1892. In 1895 their car won a 52 mile Chicago race defeating four rivals at an average speed of 5.05 mph, contrasted with today’s highway speeds around 45 mph.

Charles Frank Duryea America Duryea Chicago

Oberlin 4 H Club Elects Officers in Meeting

Oberlin Oddsi safety director and Mrs Robert Atkins host a club meeting to elect officers for the coming year. New officers include Sue Rosier president Marcela Horvath vice president Elizabeth Kotch secretary treasurer and others with terms extending to 1960.

Oberlin Oddsi Robert and antAkins Robert Atkins Sue John Dudley May Rosier Marcela Hor Elizabeth Kotch Amenhauser Senger Cers Martha Kelley

Agronomists Explain How to Sample for Soil Tests

University Extension agronomists advise how to take representative soil samples for accurate test results. They warn that poorly collected samples from any area skew findings and reduce reliability. guidance covers proper techniques to ensure uniformity and meaningful outcomes.

Ray A. Linville Ore la Musgrave Ohio University Extension Agronomists Deial

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