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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1961
Page
9
Snow last winter protected biennial plants that supply nectar and pollen, boosting early bee foraging. Woody plants show potential heavy bloom. soft maples are opening in Central and Southern Ohio. Beekeepers should inspect hives for food stores, unite weak colonies, and monitor brood rearing as spring starts.
Oberlin Municipal Court records show Robert G. Logan of Amherst cited for passing in an intersection with 10 costs suspended. Willis Robert of Elyria cited for operating an unsafe vehicle with 10. Leavit Ra Lerain listed for failure to display registration on a towed vehicle with 10.
Secretary Orville Freeman unveiled the administrations new look at agriculture calling it a charter for agriculture. He told National Press Club leaders the farm bill as sent to Congress provides a charter and aligns with the 1960 Democratic platform. He foresaw farm hearings on moisture limits for smoked hams to proceed nationwide starting April 27 with sessions in Philadelphia Atlanta Chicago Minneapolis Denver Portland and Los Angeles.
Pittsfield 4 H Minute Maids elect officers with Martha Bell as president Patsy Ross as vice president Judy Klear as secretary Judah Ros as treasurer Patte Gordon as health safety and recreation director Linda Gordon as recreation Barbara Jean Gordon as reporter Next meeting set for Saturday at 2 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs William Ross
Maurice Hulls owner of Hills Service Station Belden supplies power tillers and riding mowers plus septic and limestone for driveways. Panzer riding tractor and Choremaster tiller are featured tools ideal for suburban yards with tasks like plowing snow and yard work. Getting ready for spring hinges on having the right tools for garden and lawn care.
Oberlin 4H Club schedules a family merit meeting for Wednesday. At last week's session members and parents discussed outlined projects for the scar and related cattle care.
Ohio State University agronomist Dr. O L Musgrave urges careful fertilizer placement to avoid germination injury from soil salt buildup. He recommends side banding corn fertilizer two inches from seed and two inches below, with nitrogen broadcast or banded early. legumes get one inch above the band. grains with high nitrogen-potash rates are broadcast before seeding and up to 70 pounds at planting. meadows use banding when starting new stands.
A rambling portrait of Washington Virginia and Rapppahannock County highlights Hidden Valley Farm near Culpeper and a quiet town with one motel and one restaurant. County life evokes historic ties, isolation, and gentle rural humor as villagers recall jail escapes and courthouse geese.
March milk production in Northeastern Ohio surged near record levels, triggering speculation about quota plans to curb output. Despite a 8 percent jump from March 1960, analysts note the blend price for Class III milk would have been $4.27 per hundredweight if production had not increased, lowering the March 1961 price by 8.7 cents.
A firm named Chemical Products Inc. advises flood-on paint removers for paint and varnish removal rather than brushing. The guidance targets readers refinishing old woodwork and furniture with multiple coats.
A jailyard scene describes two loudmouth seers, the geese, and a wary jailer, as geese are meant to honk at night to reveal trespassers or inmate escapes but an incident disrupts the routine, confusing the guards and inmates.
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