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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1954

Page

15

Firestone store displays model trains and toys for all

Firestone Store at Broadway and Cedar Street showcases a large toy display led by model trains and railroad equipment. Manager William Halenkamp highlights remote controlled cranes, magnetic coal loaders, automatic switches and signals, plus 12 wheel diesels. The 400 plus toy assortment includes dolls instruments cars bicycles and home appliances.

Daddy Little Junior Bel Firestone Broadway Cedar St William HH. Ilalenxamp Susie Ant

Pole Barn Has Good Features for Dairy Farm

COLUMBUS quotes Bragg of Jackson County extension praising T Edward’s new pole barn. It is arranged for loose housing of a 20 cow herd with a 3-stanchion elevated milking parlor. Darwin Edward notes labor saving features, automatic water, movable hay rack, and a spring manure spreading plan on a 140 acre farm.

Columbus Bragg Jackson County Edward Darwin

Farmers in Jackson county build barn in 14 days

Heads farmers in Jackson county with four laborers and one skilled carpenter completed a 52 by 78 foot barn in 14 days at a cost of 3000 dollars. Concord Maine is named, tongue and groove siding used, C Wesley Lyons of Rochester did metal routing. The piece notes a governor term end and a lame duck remark amid cattle health and barn space context.

Jackson County C. Wesley Lyons Rochester Inot Edwards de Jgot

New President of AFBF Has Deep Convictions

Charles B. Shuman will head the American Farm Bureau Federation for the remaining year of the term. As Illinois Agricultural Association president since 1859, he is known for his farm leadership and quiet, conviction driven stance. Shuman owns 200 acres, oversees 550 acres with tenants, and keeps 50 Angus cows. Policy is expected to stay flexible on price supports.

ILNS Washington Naw American Farm Bureau Federation Charles B. Shuman Offi American Farmers AFRF Shuman Illinois Agricultural Association Farm Bureau U Shuman Kline Chicago

Kauffman Named Successor as Commodity Exchange Authority Chief

Washington reports Edgar R. Kauffman will succeed J. M. Mehl as administrator of the Commodity Exchange Authority, retiring at year end. Kauffman, a Kansas native, has served as deputy administrator, while the watchdog agency oversees big commodity exchanges.

Egg and Poultry Prices Roughly Stable in 1955 Outlook

Columbus Ohio State University extension economist Robert Echwart predicts 186 egg and turkey prices will be about the same, with a slight chance of a 4 percent rise in laying hens on farms by January 1. Egg production may exceed last year from now through April, with March and April prices likely above 1954. Broiler placements rise about 8 percent, but no sharp price increases expected. A 1954 record 61 million turkeys kept prices down, and farmers may spread production to smooth returns.

Columbus Ohio State University Extension Robert Echwart Schwarz

Economists List Essentials For Good Farm Lease

Ohio agricultural economists J T Falconer and H R Moore outline five essentials for farm leases to ensure profitable farming, fair return division, tenure security, productivity, and written terms. Based on a study of over 2000 Ohio rental arrangements, the bulletin Ohio Farm Leases covers rent methods, cash versus share, lease provisions, and sample leases. Residents may request a free copy from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster.

Ohio Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster

Loafers Eat Nearly As Much As Good Layers

In Columbus Ohio State University extension poultry expert Emil Malinovsky notes layers consume only modestly more feed than non layers. Breeds must lay at least 36 hundred hens daily to be profitable, light breeds 60 to 65 percent, with non laying hens using about 80 pounds of feed yearly and heavy layers about 196 pounds. Reducing feed while maintaining production helps profits.

Columbus Emil Malinovsky Ohio State University Extension Bens Malinoveky

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