Soils unit elects officers in Lorain district board
Larry Baumann of Henrietta Township was elected chairman of the Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors at a reorganized meeting last Tuesday. Corwin Burrer of Russia Township became vice chairman, Jack Rollin of Huntington Township secretary, Ralph Malik of Columbia Sitton treasurer, and Robert Pitts of Brighton Township publicity manager. An application from Albert Prebis was approved for new cooperato r status. farm plans by Richard S. Keep for EF C Burrer and for property owned by the Walton League were approved. The board set plans for a day and silage show in March and will seek judges Dr. Charles Rogers and Dan McGrew. The last Tuesday of each month was adopted as the new permanent meeting date, replacing the previous first Tuesday schedule.
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Larry Baumann
Henrietta Twp
Lorain Soil and Water Conservation District
Board of Supervisors
Baumann
Corwin Burrer
Russia
Richard S. Keep
EF. C. Burrer
Propery
Kdak Walton League
Colwin Burrer
State Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Charles Rogers
Dan McGrew
Silent Spring and the chemical debate reshape American thought
The article traces the public clash sparked by Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring, noting strong support and sharp criticism from scientists, magazines, and publishers. It highlights the book’s impact on views of agricultural chemicals and the mixed reception of its research while summarizing Carson’s cautions about environmental harm.
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Mine Carson
Ales
Whch
Rachel Carson
United States
Wildlife
Miss Carson
Arsenic sprays blamed as dangerous in farming and dairying
The article notes arsenical sprays and dusts raising cancer fears, with Dr. W C Hoeper urging caution. It cites English physicians linking soot to cancer and reports on Holstein dairy records showing high milk yields and butterfat by various herds led by Emil Jochum and Mike Yarosh, alongside warnings of toxic pesticides like parathion and shifts in regulation in England and Australia.
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Holsteins'Friesian Association of America
EmiliJochum
Valley City
Mike Yarosh
Wellington
Holstein Organization
Jochum
Topper
Helic Oak
Jess Leader
Posch Burke Pride
Yarowh
Green Cove Maggie Carnation
Bedebe Merendes
Melody Faith
Bedebe Sp
Maureen
Bede Madcap Inka Dinah
Bedebe ‘Farms, Inc
England
Australia
Miss Carlson
Florida
Wisconsin
California
Jess
Pansy
Jae
Burke Bonje Morag
Hominy Acres Bluebell
Eril Jochum Vatley Cine
Old Fashion Meat Market Returns To Oberlin Ward
Reighley and Son revive the old fashion meat market at their farm near Oberlin after moving operations from the dock area. George Reighley opens a retail meat market that sells home freezer quarters and halves, with beef raised on the farm, slaughtering and processing for local customers. The store operates Thursdays to Saturdays with limited weekend bulk sales.
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Oberlin
Keighleys
Tonn Relai
Ohio 4-H Members Earn National Honors in 1962 Awards
Four Ohio 4-H Club members received national recognition for their 1962 projects. William Daley Jr. of Canal Winchester won the dairy program top spot, studies at Ohio State University, and has completed 90 dairy projects on his Fairfield County farm. Rodney Kissell of Newark County farms earned first in the estate tractor program and helps maintain his family’s machinery while attending OSU Newark. Silvanna Tipton of Rice Devi mR ic was named best in state for home economics, while Patricia Anne Popp of Mount Gilead led in the state girl leadership project and earned a merit certificate. both were delegates to the National 4-H Club Congress.
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William Daley Jr
Canal Winchester
Oliver Corporation
Diley
Ohio State University
Fairfield County
Rodney Kissell
Newar's
Ledacre
Icking County
Standard of Company of Omo
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OSU
Silvanna Tinton
Ak Rice Devi
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Montgomery Ward
George Tipton
Patricia Anne Popp
Mount Gilead
Sears- Roebuck Foundation
Miss Popp
Clarence Fritzer
Two Itineraries on Wheat Ballots for 1964 Referendum
Lorain County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee chair Gordon Greene says area wheat growers will vote on two pro grams in a 1964 referendum to be held this spring.
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Gordon Greene
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Lorain County
Market cost rate steadies in wheat program debate
Greene outlines two 1964 wheat plans. The first limits production to market and export needs and offers farmers price supports around $2 per bushel, with acreage diverted to conservation and income maintained at recent years’ average. A referendum would approve this plan if two thirds vote yes. The alternate plan would curb price supports and set a market price near $1 per bushel with no production limits unless growers stay within allotments.
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United States
Saminete
Ark
Chronicle Telegram News Briefs from Elyria February 11 1963
A compact summarize of Elyria Chronicle Telegram items dated February 11 1963. Local briefs cover routine city updates and regional notices with brief mentions of public events and community happenings.
4-H tractor club invites Elyria area youths to meeting
Allen C. Ulrich Lorain County 4-H Extension Agent invites boys 14 and older to a Thursday meeting at the Agricultural Extension Services offices near Murray Ridge Road and Route 113. Attendance by parents is encouraged as club logistics depend on interested members. In North Eaton the Eaton Aggies H Club starts 1983 activities with a 7:30 PM meeting at the Town Hall led by Lloyd Schiering and Martin Blaine as advisors.
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Ares
Agricultural Extension Services
Murray Ridge Rd
Lone Mile
Elyria
Allen C. Uirth
Lorain County
Ses- Sexe Paorderdaepteeien
Ulrich
North Eaton
Eaton Aggies +H
Town Hall
Lloyd Schiering
Martin Blaine
Court report mirrors 1962 figures for Erie County
Erie County Common Pleas Court in Sandusky reports 63 cases filed in January, near January 1961 totals. The month includes 2 civil, 13 criminal, 20 domestic relations, three uniform reciprocal, and two 12 point traffic cases, with January fees $3,597.33 and alimony and support payments totaling $317,134.28.
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Sandusky
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Ithe Clerk of Courts’ Office
Major Farm Program Quotas Announced for 1963
Preliminary provisions include a national marketing quota near 1.2 billion bushels and a national acreage allotment around 49.5 million acres, based on current yield expectations and identical to 1962. Farm allotments are also expected to match the 1962 figure, about 10 percent below the 1963 allotment.
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