Thrifty shoppers hit hardest by rise in meat prices
A USDA report shows retail meat prices rose last year, hitting thrifty shoppers who buy hamburger more than steak. The outlook for 1970 suggests prices remain near late 1969 levels through June as imports rise and import controls loom.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
USDA
Area 4-H clubs hold first meeting of year in North Ridgeville
The NORTH RIDGEVILLE JUNIOR STOCKMEN meet at 89 Stones Ridge Rd with advisor Bob Slusher from 6 30 to 8 00 pm. Members discuss club colors olive green and yellow and introduce officers for CARLILEE LAKE RIDERS while bake sale proceeds fund paint by number sets for Apple Creek Hospital.
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North Ridgevilif
Bob Slusher
Stones Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Slusher
Carlilee Lake Riders Club
Wensink
Sharon Barden
Roberta Fate
Mary Ann Thomas
Renee Wensink
Patt, McDonough
Mini Weitzel Recreation
Jim
Berlin
Apple Creek Hospital
Clib
Wright Nursing Home
Berlir Heights
Clinton Downing
Wayne Puder
George Kinnard Wall
White Oliver expands farming power and plants growth
White Oliver, formed by White and Oliver to unite farming and trucking know how, is expanding since 1960. A new million plant rises in Charles City Iowa while a $60 million White Motor complex near Canton Ohio will build engines for tractors and trucks. Advanced products in Torrance California and data processing in Hopkins Virginia support parts control and engineering. Local dealer Evrta Industrial Equipment invites visits or calls for the full White Oliver line.
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White Oliver
Houwer
Charles City
Iowa
Canton
Ohio
Advanced Products
White Motor Research Center
Torrance
Calif Int
Tamarow
Hopkins Virn
Fewer sheep and lambs on feed in the United States
Sheep and lambs on feed in the United States on January 1 totaled 2 84 000 head, down 2 percent from four years earlier. Ohio led declines at 10 percent to 114 000 head, the smallest count in eight years of record.
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Ohio
The Winners and Losers Mindset in a Fifth Grade Debate
A teacher and students discuss the value of winning in sports and life. The piece contrasts basketball obsession with academic growth, noting a class that thrived without emphasis on games and a student who sacrifices TV for practice. It champions perseverance of “losers” who train harder and pursue real character.
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Teddy Cones
Betts
Teddy
FFA member places second in district public speaking contest
Marcia Dalton a senior and first year member of the Future Partners of America Chapter at Western Reserve High School earned second place in a nine school Northeast district public speaking contest held at Fredericktown High School. The Western Reserve FFA Parliamentary Procedure team won a gold medal at a separate event at Milan High School with members Michiel Nolan Larry Smith Roger Kinney Jim Appemin Ted Fschen Denny Dalton David Ross Keith White Jim Wensenburger and Kevin Dalton.
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Marcia Dalton
Future Partners of America
Western Reserve High School
FAA
Fredericktown
Western Reserves
FFA
FHOWL
Milan
Michiel Nolan
Larry Smith
Roger Kinney
Jim Appemin
Ted Fschen
Denny Dalton
David Ross
Keith White
Jim Wensenburger
Kevin Dalton
Federal Land Bank offers long term loans to Ravenna farmers
The Federal Land Bank association of Ravenna serves five counties Lorain Medina Portage Cuyahoga and Summit. It finances projects to increase farm power and value with long term loans and flexible repayment. Owned by farmers the association offers low interest rates and profit sharing to members. Call 246 3426 or visit 11 East Main Street Ravenna for details.
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Lorain
Federal Land Bank Association
Ravenna
American Farmer Land Bank
Land Bank Association
Federal Land Bank Association of
Lorain Medina Portage Cuyahoge
Summit
East Min
Chronile Teleguarni 1 Kivna OMo Mon
A brief entry dated February 23 1970 notes Chronile Teleguarni 1 Kivna OMo Mon. The item appears as a compact local snippet with limited readable context.
Ohio honey production summary and price trends in 1864
The report notes Ohio produced 7,000 pounds of honey on land as of December 1, 1864, with an average price received of 14 cents per pound for honey, and higher retail prices for 1864. It compares with later years and discusses favorable growing conditions and statewide production relative to other states.
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Sifid Prr Co
Ohio
Imoaissets
Ian
Hilien
Chum Farm Tea Estate
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