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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1959
Page
10
A Kansas talk by H A Miles of Farm Credit Service outlines three paths for farmers under pressure from price costs. Increase efficiency by cutting production costs, seek off farm income as part time workers, or abandon farming for full time town work.
Belgrade reports Adriatic Isles natives from Ottbh Silva Brac fivar Vis Norcuia Solita and Drvenik. These Adriatic Sea islands off Yugoslavia coast have sent emigrants abroad for seven decades. About 61 000 now live in the United States, nearly 40 percent of the islands total coastal population. Emigrants stay connected to home. after the last war Indians sent funds for electrification of the island.
About 90 Lorain County men and women enrolled in a farm accounting program as of the current class. Harold Treburn notes one class completed and plans for January and February sessions across Wellington, Firelands, LaGrange, and Midview schools. A related seminar draws about 26 farmers weekly.
The article guides home carpenters on wood joint repairs noting that old glues required heating and long waits, while modern adhesives cure without heating. It explains best practices: remove old glue, sand surfaces, apply glue heavily, clamp or tie with a stick, and reinforce with hardwood stock if possible. It suggests requesting a personal reply to Mr. Cobb with a stamped self addressed envelope.
SUVA Fiji reports that a battle between rhinoceros beetles and their natural enemies stalled as bulbul birds disrupted wasp campaigns meant to curb beetle pests. Government efforts aim to protect wasps to resume pest control and protect copra crops.
Denver suspends a 23 mile rock tunnel project to bring 130000 acre feet of water annually from the Rockies to the east. A July surge released water at 350 gallons per minute nine miles deep, prompting a concrete seal and ongoing efforts to control flows while advancing boring.
Washington reports farmers of fruits and vegetables face rising pressure from retailers and grocery chains as market power concentrates. The American Farm Bureau Federation plans a national marketing and bargaining subsidiary to help coordinate pricing based on supply and demand, focusing first on processed produce.
In Cleveland the craft of home brewing is nearly forgotten as Prohibition ends and supplies remain scarce. The piece notes the U S Alcohol Tax Unit disapproves of practice and outlines a simple two crock method using hops malt sugar salt water yeast for fermentation and bottling.
Cornell researchers in Geneva New York find that cis seal changes in carrots stored with apples cause bitterness. In three bins without apples the carrots stayed mild, while in seven bins with apples all carrots became too bitter to process.
Read at the Chin Agricultural Experiment Station an Ohio apple maggot study notes first recorded in the state. Researchers describe lifecycle, late brood emergence, and the risk of re infestation through infested fruit. They urge targeted sprays and collecting dropped apples to reduce future damage.
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station renamed the dairy science building Hayden Hall in honor of a long time dairy research head who led the Dairy Industry Department from 1921 to 1941. Hayden, who died in November at an advanced age, arrived from Illinois in 1922 and expanded dairy research facilities and offices.
SEMMER AND WINTER birds will stay around your home if you give them food shelter and water. Pattern 276 provides size guides for two window sill feeding stations and directions for a non freeze water pan. The same pattern applies to an open face house. Also in Birdhouse and Feeder Packet No 31 priced at $1. The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
Ohio State University Extension reports strong interest in feeder pig sales with ten or more auctions planned for 1999. In Crickmehe Hillsbers and Hillsboro sales, over 300 pigs sold, averaging 63 pounds at about 11.69 per head, while a Chillicothe sale moved nearly 500 pigs at 66.9 pounds averaging 33.3 per hundredweight. Consignments came from multiple counties including Jackson Scioto Ross Pickaway and Fayette with plans to extend to eastern Ohio and Guernsey Nobbie counties hosting sales in late June 1900. Pigs meet uniform weight, breed traits and vaccination standards, inspected by a veterinarian on arrival.
Stamford artist Arthur Gerfield Learned, renowned for etchings and portraits, died Sunday at St Joseph’s Hospital. The Stamford arts community mourns the loss of a longtime contributor to regional galleries and exhibitions.
Reported corn borers in the De ionm area show a small rise for the second year, with an estimated 2 percent infestation in the 258,264 bushels harvested. Officials note some fields have borers while others show none.
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