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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1971
Page
2
Jim Scheafer Garage features the A C One-Sixty 40 hp tractor with power and clearance, short wheelbase, tight turning radius, 10 speed transmission, and optional power shift. See also the 54 hp One-Seventy and 64 bar-Stop. promote “Going Orange is Going Great” with a close look at these reliable farm machines.
Gil Baker, office manager, says FPCA loans cover farm equipment livestock operating supplies and buildings with repayments tied to crop marketing. Loans outstanding reach about 40 million dollars, up 11 million, serving roughly 3400 members across Ohio Indiana Tennessee and Kentucky.
Ohio State University economist Clarence Bow en says market hog prices are expected to be 20 to 25 percent higher through September 1972 than a year earlier due to smaller hog numbers. He notes a potential late 1972 to 1973 price dip if sow farrowings rise, advising feeders to limit farrowings and market hogs at efficient, ideal weights to avoid overproduction.
A reflective piece celebrates non material gifts found through the year. Family acts, such as a loved one washing windows, medals from sons, and shared daily acts, are prized above Christmas presents. The narrator cherishes memories formed with Teddy Orris and others, highlighting love, home, and simple gestures as true gifts. The essay ends with a lyric about a dream street where love governs, making Christmas feel eternal.
UPI reports the Army will provide ample milk to service members after complaints of limited supply at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri Ft. Dix New Jersey and Ft. Bragg North Carolina. The issue stemmed from a misunderstanding of a purchasing guideline aimed at reducing carbonated beverage consumption.
U S scientists in Phoenix use a gravity meter to sense near surface density changes that indicate water-storing basins at varying building floors. The tool does not find water directly but marks likely locations. Also notes milk carton sales and global ice cover facts.
A Kansas plastics firm promotes sub surface piping to deliver water and nitrogen fertilizer directly to plant roots. The half inch microporous pipe is buried six inches deep, delivering water with minimal runoff, evaporation, and weed growth, according to International Plastics Inc. president Lewis A. Paul.
Soybean demand remains robust with Ohio farm prices likely to average above 3 dollars per bushel for the market year. Economists expect seasonal price peaks in winter as farmers plan substantial acreage expansion for next year.
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