Ewe Can't Take It
In Eastbourne England farmer Lewis Pyle reports a strong smelling mixture used on new lambs to deter flies also repelling the ewes causing mothers to avoid their lambs prompting concern over animal care.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1959
Page
8
In Eastbourne England farmer Lewis Pyle reports a strong smelling mixture used on new lambs to deter flies also repelling the ewes causing mothers to avoid their lambs prompting concern over animal care.
A bridge discussion outlines responses to an opponent’s double after a partner's opening bid. It covers redouble as a forcing bid, two spades preemptive raises, and four spades as a strong, trump-denial bid. It notes defensive values and hand strength, plus practical bidding guidance.
SOUTH AMHERST The Go Getters met at president Mrs Merton Spicer's home with 14 members present. Plans include selling ple baskets and paring knives with Donald and Betty Butler and Howard and Mrs. Mitchell in charge. They will serve Easter morning breakfast after the sunrise service and plan a pancake supper March 15 at Glenn Ruth home with a social hour and prizes.
Sullivan Ferris F Kim mell, a Sullivan High School vocational agriculture teacher, will lead an adult farmers meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the high school. Silage quality, color and odor will be judged as farmers bring samples. The class covers moisture testing, harvest stage, storage and fermentation.
The Ford Foundation awards Duke University a quarter million dollars to support a major research project examining the economy of the South. The grant funds an extensive, interdisciplinary study by Duke scholars and collaborators to analyze regional economic patterns, growth, and policy implications.
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