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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1972

Page

4

Farm Bureau Pet Food Offers and Nuggets Ad

Farm Bureau at 210 Huron St markets dog cat rabbit and horse feed in wholesale and retail. Landmark Nuggets provide 25 percent protein in 25 pound bags at 280 dollars. Farm Bureau also offers rabbit pellets and small rodent feeds at 270 dollars per 25 pounds. Frank Herrmann notes cat owners approve Nuggets and jokingly cites feeding to polar bears.

Farm Bureau Huron St Landmark Frank Frank Herrmann

Farm Bureau schedules meeting and crop products update

The Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation Board meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Farm Bureau office at 210 Huron Street with membership reports by president Alan Carpent er. A March 11 Pittsfield Town Hall event features a young couple's meeting and square dance, while the bureau offers stock feed at 4.50 per 100 pounds and bulk discounts. Wildlife seed and corn products are also sold. bureau hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays.

Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation Board Farm Bureau Huron St Pittsfield Town Hall Frank

Dachau Memorial Sensitively Presents Horrors At The Gate

A visitor describes the Dachau concentration camp museum operated by survivors’ committee. Photographs and documents recount the Nazi rise and camp horrors from 1933 to 1945. Memorials, a stark iron statue of bones, and the motto never again linger as haunting reminders.

Dachau Bergen Belsen Auschwitz Paul

Grand champion steer sells for record price at stock show

A 16 year old Iowa farm boy sold the grand champion steer at the 1972 National Western Stock Show in Denver for 14150 dollars. The 1250 pound Black Angus named Big Mac was owned by Rex Miller who plans to start his own herd. McDonalds Drive In Denver paid 11.40 per pound breaking the prior record of 10.50.

Iowa Denver Col Rex Miller McDonald’s Drive In's

Ford 9000 Tractor Engine Showcases Ford Blue Power

The Ford 9000 turbocharged engine demonstrates heavy-duty capability for nine-ton tractors. “Big Ed” Krystowski promotes the engine at Krys towski Ford Tractor Sales, highlighting torque, durability, and fuel efficiency. Stop in Rt 18 west of Wellington or call 647-2015 for details.

Krystowski Ford Tractor Ford Rt 18 West of Wellington

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