The Country Wife’s Talking Tour and Travel Tales
A fragmented travelogue follows a speaker’s journey through Minnesota and Ohio venues. It details hotel stays, dinners, shopping for happiness, and conversations with locals including Kevin, Bruce, John, and Nancy. The narrative weaves personal reflections with the broader housing market note at year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin
Bruce
Madden Inn
Gull Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Emporium
John
Nancy
Grocery Store
Megan
Price break sought by group on reconstituted milk products
A consumer activist group petitions the Agriculture Department to repeal marketing rules governing reconstituted milk. They say removing the rules could save 7 to 19 cents a gallon. The Community Nutrition Institute argues current orders keep substitutes off shelves by funding regular milk, impacting the poor and elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Commounity Nutrition Institute
White House
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Alfred Kahn
Ellen Haas
The
Institute
Ms. Haas
Kahn
Douglas Castle
Interagency Regulatory Liaison Group
Dennis Rapp
Carter Administration
Sally Pitts Wins Grand Sweepstakes at Lorain County Fair
Sally Pitts of Wellington showcased her prize winning goat which captured the grand sweepstakes at Lorain County Fair last week. The entry, exhibited at 23969 State Route 58, Wellington, drew photo interest from C T Photo by Gene Krebs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breinard
Patrick
Inn
Paul
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Lorain County
Sally Pitts
Lorain County Fair
Ms. Pitts
Wellington
C-T
Gene Krebs
Lorain 4-H leaders attend Ohio Conservation Camp Utica
Lorain County 4-H members Darren Bremke Elyria and Jeff Zech Wakeman represented at the State Conservation Camp in Utica Ohio where OSU specialists led workshops on water forestry wildlife land use and recreation. The event highlighted tours of Conesville Station Generator and US Hydrological Research Center with Bremke and Zech earning an award trip for their 4-H achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Utica
Ohio
Darren Bremke
Elyria
Jeff Zech
Wakeman
Ohio State University
Conesville Station
US Hydrological Research Center
Combines Compared In University Study
A study by ASAE paper No 78 1562 from University of Illinois and A G Research Urbana compared conventional cylinder harvesters with single and double rotor rotary combines. Results show conventional units outperform rotaries at corn moisture levels of 28.8 and 20.3 percent, with proper adjustment key. Massey Ferguson conventional models, offered by Elyria Industrial Equipment at Routes 10 and 20, are praised for dependable field performance and value with hours listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASAE
M.R. Paulsen
University of Ilinois
W.R. Nave
A.G
Massey-Ferguson
Elyria
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Pat Leimbach
Meramount
Pat Leimbach
Bramard
Minn
Perkin
Pantake House
St. Cloud
Kirk
Mike
Bruce Kirk
North Dakota
Jake
International Harvester Rep
Braniff
Kansas City
New York
Housing Magazine
New York State
Far West
California
the Chronicle Telegram A
Columbus
Midway Mall
Debbie Biffle
Carlisle
Peggy Toghill
Kelli McLaughlin
Barbara Myers
Janette House
Tracey Summers
Kelly McAleese
Barnyard Boosters
Lee Rhodehamel
Susan Morahan
Avon Pioneers
Ohio Crop Reporting Service
Lorain County Farm Bureau Board
Production Credit Association
Oberlin
Mike Outcast
Lou Morlock
LeRoy Hasenpflug
Area Farm News
Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation
Spring Lake Park
Amherst
Alan Carpenter
Louis Morlock
Madge Abahazi
LaGrange
Ken Diedrick
Carlisle Township
Lloyd Gordon
Welllington
Carol Mole
Grafton
J. Mikal Outeast
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Erie
Easter Seals
Medina County
Medina County Fairgrounds
Cheff Center For the Handicapped
Augusta
Mich
Steve Joseph
North Broadway St
Medina
Long Walker
Edward Payson Weston
Boston
Lincoln
Weston
San Francisco
Star Builders Inc
South Amherst
Ohie
Ohi
Lisement
Lagrange Tractor Sales
N. Center St
Ates
Allis Chalmers
Jim Schaeffer
Rites
Belder
Kipton Elevator
Kipton
Elevator Ass'n
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