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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1952

Page

2

Agricultural Research Pays Big Dividends Says Extension Agent

Lorain County extension agent Carl Deeds releases a report showing that over 70 years from 1882 to 1952 each dollar spent on agricultural research returned about 200 dollars. The study notes rural population declines and corn yields rising from 36 to about 50 bushels per acre due to hybrid corn and improved farming methods.

Ohio Lorain County Carl Deeds

Ohio farm gains from research noted by report

A state research summary cites 22.385 million spent on research yielding 263 million in increased farm value. Improvements include hog survivability, cholera vaccination, leaner hogs, insect control, spittle bug management, wheat growth since 1900, dairy milk gains, and broader boosts to apples vegetables and poultry.

Ohio

Northern Ireland to set up $200000 cooperative knackery

Northern Ireland plans a 200000 dollar cooperative knackery for disposing of worn-out horses. The setup mirrors systems in Denmark, Holland, and Western Germany, indicating an international model for horse disposal in the region.

Northern Ireland Denmark Holland Germany

Wellington School Cleaned and Bus Ready for Return

Custodians and assistants cleaned every floor in the Wellington school building. The new school bus will be used at the opening after holidays next Monday. Christmas parties and local club meetings filled the week with officers elected and gifts exchanged in community groups.

Wellington Walter Harris Lorain County Women's Republican Club Herrick Auditorium Belden Cowles Willis Hines Howard Everson D. Blake Stevick Fay Perkins American Legion Auxiliary Ralph W. Falls Jay Holland Charles Horr, Jr Zana Gentry Dayton Mss Herbert Reep Ann Elva Mason M Gillette Elizabeth A ‘Gillette Prospect Street Lee M. Gillette Peoasle Wellington High School Reep iOberlin Gillette Oberlin School of Commerce Akron Accounting Department General Motors Acceptance Corporation Hebron First Baptist Church Amherst Lelana Howard Howard G Young Clyde Cooley Youthspiration Group First Congregational George Robertson Robert Snyder Pilgrim Fellowship Theodore Camp Las Grange Oberlin Hospital Leon Dubach Huntington Lodi Hospital

New Year Toasts by AA Members Highlight City Parties

About 1 500 Manhattan AA members plan three official New Year parties and many private gatherings across the city to toast 1953 with fruit juice. Attendees include a variety of professionals and workers, all united by AA sobriety and the resolve to celebrate without alcohol.

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