Hawaiian plans derail Advent cleaning request
In a humorous travel diary style, the narrator reveals plans to fly to Hawaii on a church Advent day, declining to clean chandeliers at Advent Church. The piece contrasts family reluctance, budget travel hops, and comic anecdotes about hearses and U Hauls, ending with a decision to proceed with Advent in traditional fashion.
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Hawaii
Paradise
Paul
Captain Cook
Sandwich Islands
Northwest Orient Airlines
Alaska
Henry Schriver
Henry
Chuck
Waikiki
Unproductive cows cost government billions in study findings
A study cited by Ohio State University extension dairy experts shows producing 100 pounds of milk costs 14.86 dollars with a 10,090 pound per cow herd, versus 11.93 dollars for a 16,000 pound per cow herd. With milk prices around 13.50 dollars per hundredweight, the lower-yield herd is likely unprofitable when all costs are included.
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Bob Porter
Extension Dairy Science
Ohio State University
Robert Jacobson
Ohio State
Porter
Jacobson
Congress
Washington
Bill helps elevator operators
The Ohio General Assembly approved a bill creating a grain elevator protection trust fund funded by a half-cent per bushel fee on grain sold to elevators. The fund targets a $4 million balance, with collections peaking around $225,000 monthly, and will be administered to reimburse farmers harmed by elevator bankruptcies. The measure awaits the governor’s signature.
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Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Durkee's General Store Lights Up Christmas Shopping
Durkee's General Store on Main Street Grafton pitches a small town Christmas vibe after mall crowds with a selection of gift boxes priced under 10 to 15 dollars. Boxes include wholegrain mixes maple syrup jams and fruit cakes. Staff offer help selecting items to fit budgets and preferences with extended holiday hours and Christmas week evenings.
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Durkee’s
Durkee
Main Street
Grafton
Winners in corn and soybean club announced at Lorain meeting
The 1983 Lorain County Soil and Water Conservation District event named winners in four categories. Conventional Corn led by Don Nagel Avon at 160.64 bu/ac, No-till Corn won by Ken Diedrick LaGrange at 168.46 bu/ac. Conventional Soybeans top is Don Nagel Avon at 50.38 bu/ac with Harold Landis and Sons Nova second at 50.05 bu/ac. No-till Soybeans won by Larry Forthofer Grafton at 61.88 bu/ac with Larry Krystowski Avon second at 54.90 bu/ac.
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Lorain County Soil and Water Conservation District
Ken Diedrick
LaGrange
Don Nagel
Avon
Harold Landis and Sons
Nova
Larry Forthofer
Grafton
Larry Krystowski
Wellington Implement
Ripton Elevator Association
Polen Implement
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Production Credit Association
The
Oberlin Savings Bank
Born Implement
Lorain County Club
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