New Type Fly Attacks Ohio Cattle This Year
An Ohio State Agricultural Experiment Station entomologist Dr Claud R Neiswander reports a new face fly threatening cattle in Ohio and the Midwest. The fly, linked to the house fly, irritates cows by lingering around the muzzle eyes and nostrils reducing milk and meat production. Researchers seek control as the species spreads from Apple Creek and suspected air transportation brings it into Ohio.
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Ohio
Midwest
Claud R. Neiswander
Washington, D. C
Farmers See Short Steel Strike Timeframe
An Ohio State University economist says a brief steel strike of two to three months would not greatly affect farm incomes. Dougan notes farm demand is sticky, while non-farm demand responds to price changes. A prolonged strike could raise farm costs if steel prices rise, but might also shift labor to farming.
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Ohio State University Extension
Riley Dougan
Nova Scotia
New York State
Virginia
Oneas
Dominion
Dougan
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Washington Briefs on crop output and world wheat exports
Washington briefs note production estimates for six key processing vegetables rising versus last year with increases in snap beans cabbage for kraut sweet corn and spinach offset by declines in green peas and tomato crop. Separately the Agriculture Department forecasts world wheat exports at 1.22 billion bushels this year with the United States exporting about 445 million bushels, the largest share.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agriculture Service
U.S
Canada
Farmers Home loans total 362 million for 1959
Washington UPI reports the Farmers Home Administration said loans made and insured last year totaled almost 362 million dollars, about 30 million more than 1958. Real estate, farm housing and operating expenses rose while emergency loans fell. About 196000 farmers received 59359 loans.
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Washington
UPI
Farmers Home Administration
Aid To County For Tuberculosis Patients Drops
Washington reports from the Agriculture Department show tuberculosis patient days fell from 14 572 in 1957 58 to 13 908 for 1958 58 and costs dropped from 36 430 to 34 770 in Lorain County Ohio. The state pays a subsidy for treatment and the total public and private hospital bill rose to 1 911 027 50 for 1958 59.
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Washington
API
Agriculture Department
Lorain County
James A. Rhodes
Lorain Acawintey
UPI
Berlin Heights Autos Collision Ends with Driver Charge
A collision on Humm Road near the Turnpike injured Rob ert Gammie 16 as Schulz car failed to stop. Gammie slowed to exit when struck. Schulz faces a failure to stop charge. The report notes location and approximate distance north of the Turnpike.
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Robert Gammie
Humm Rd
State Highway Patrol
Gammie
Schulz
FHA Office Hours Set For Lorain County
The Farmers Home Administration will hold monthly office hours on the third Friday from 10 to 12 noon in the Elyria ASC office. County Supervisor Lloyd L. Mambourg announced a redistribution moves the full time unit to 121 West North Street, Wooster, serving Lorain Medina Summit Wayne and Holmes counties.
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Farmers Home Administration
Lorain County
ASC
Elyria
Lloyd L. Mambourg
West North Street
Wooster
Lorain
Medina
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Mambourg
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio pays long‑delayed debts to Lorain County
State Auditor James A. Rhodes completes audit of debts dating to 1943 and pays Lorain County $9,720.04 to settle delinquent criminal court and transportation accounts. Counties listed include Huron $2,009.76, Erie $4,955.22, Medina $2,700.97, and Ashland $1,091.53.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Lorain County
Rhodes
Dume
Huron
Erie
Medina
Ashland
Lorain County 4H Leader Bill Tedrick Guides Youth Expos
Lorain County Agricultural Extension agent William Tedrick heads the county 4H program directing about 1,449 members in 90 clubs. Born in Guernsey County, he studied at Ohio State and Maryland, teaching agri science before dedicating himself to youth work. His goal is to shape future farmers through crafts at the Lorain County Fair and 4H projects.
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Lorain County
William
Bill) Tedrick
Tedrick
Prec- Tedrick
Ian
Londonderry Township
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Worlang
Ohio State
Ohio State University
Canaueunn
Wellington High School
Ras Igyptncortgp Tenn Avin
University of Maryland
Farm Page host Tedrick leads 4 H and extension work
In Lorain County Ohio Tedrick oversees 4 H clubs setting up new groups and directing advisors camps fairs and contests He manages the sheep production program works with health and welfare departments and is a WEOL Farm Page announcer He and his wife Wanda have three children and look forward to Junior Fair Night on August 27 a culmination of his year long efforts
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Tednick
Lorein
Ohio
Tednck
WEOL
Farm Page
Tedrick
Wellington
Wanda
Maresa
Melinda
Charles
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H. J. Heinz Company
Wood County
Berlin Heights
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St Marys Packing Company
Sign Agricultural Service
John N. Yeatman
Usda Foods Today
Bel Marketing
theAshanans River
Little Rock
Nice
W. B. French E Sons
Wakeman
Agr-Tul Meg
Grange, S
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Devige
VLE
Ohio Tractor Sales
Center Ridge
North Ridgevile
North Central
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Farm
Tom Wanderling
Floren James
Erie County
Robert Eby
Vickery
William Tedrick
Salt Lake City
Mary Ann Hoopiisina
Water Department
Karl D Albreci
H. W. Reighley & Son, Inc
S. Main St
Oberlin
Goodall Mowers
Gilson
Buckeye
Hills
Sohio
Gratton
Elyria Implement, Inc
Obertin
Ford Tractor Sales
Fairground
Allia-Chelmer
Allis-Chalmers
Jim Scheafer
Belden, Ohio
Hay Porte Mle
John Deere Forsge Haravanier
John Deereins
Kane
Oberlin Rd
Erry
LaGrange Tractor Sales
Kentucky
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