Jump in farm debts reported
Debt figures show farm indebtedness rising with 60 percent of all farms owing money to operators landlords or lenders. ERS notes FHA lending surged in 1962 with 754 million in loans, 50 percent more than 1961, while total farm debt rose to about 13.7 percent of assets by end of 1962.
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United Press International
Washington
UPI
Allriculture Department
ERS
Samtat Cial
Nance Review
Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Civil Economic Research
Cary
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FHA
PLC
Jloans
Schriver to be soils speaker at district meeting
Lorain County Soil Conservation District holds its 123th annual meeting at Keystone High School with Honry Schriver of Grafton as featured speaker. He will discuss cows and conservation, plus mastitis costs and a new drug potential in dairy cattle management. The program starts at 7 30 p m and includes talks on udder health and economic impact for farmers.
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Honry Schriver
Grafton
Soil Conservation Ame
Ohio
Sogopher
Soil Conservation District
Keystone
Richard S. Keep
Norwich
Schriver
Lorain County
Ohio State University
United States
Mid-lars
Eaton
Journal of Agricunuss
Food Chemistry
Roy Wyatt
Barker St
Guish
Hames
Kitchen Board of Education
Sink
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Sandusky
Fair Condj
Fair Condi
Joseph Ferguson
Welfare
Parchman
Miss
UPI
Bureau of Unemploy
Inside World
State
Robert Earl Parsons
Adjutant
Schriver family active in community and farm groups
The Schriver family, active in Farm Bureau Grange Credit Cooperatives 4 H and the Milk Producers Federation, plans a Saturday banquet at the Agriculture Center on Rt 113 Elyria with elections for two county supervisors. Nearby Lorain County farm workers report nearly six years of lost work time due to accidents in the first nine months of 1582, highlighting a costly safety issue across eight Ohio counties.
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Farm Bureau, Grange, Credit Cooperatives
4-H
Milk Producers Federation
Midvien High School
Belden Methodist Church
Keystone Banc Boosters
Ray Epp’ey
Anthony Palkovic
Marlin Burge
Alan Carpenter
Ralph Malik
Ronald Twining
Harvey Born
Larry Baumann
Jack Rollin
William Murray
Bos Pitts
Clarence Pippett
Ray Streicher
Kenneth Brill
Carl Diedrich
Paul Fridenstine
Corwin Burrer
Agriculture Center
Rt. 113
Elyria
Lorain County
Agriculture Extension Service
Ohio
Allen L. Ulrich
Antibiotics Harmful If Misused Warn Farmers
Des Moines IA American Foundation for Animal Health issues warning to farmers on proper antibiotic use in livestock. Key dangers cited include antibiotic sensitivity resistance and harm to both harmful and friendly organisms. Observer reactions require veterinary attention and strict adherence to dosage to prevent harm.
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Des Moines
Iowh
American Foundation For Animal Health Officials
Foundation
Tobacco harvest sets record in 1962 world total
The 1962 world tobacco harvest reached 9.08 billion pounds, up 343 million from 1961’s 8.74 billion. Expanded acreage spread across the United States and countries including India Greece Japan Pakistan Burma Bulgaria the Dominican Republic Colombia Paraguay the Philippines and New Zealand.
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UPI
United States Department of Agrilture
United States
India
Greece
Japan
Pakistan
Burma
Bulgaria
Dominican Republic
Colombia
Paraguay
Philippines
New Zealand
Membership drive set by Bureau aims for 103 new members
The Erie County Farm Bureau Board of Trustees plans a 1963 membership drive starting January 14 to reach 103 new members. The bureau currently has 372 paid memberships. At a trustees meeting New President John Bragg named committee chairs Harold Leber and others as plans and regional chairs were discussed.
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Monroeville
Erie County Farm, Bureau Board of Trustees
John Bragg
Harold Leber
Dale Justi
John Fleming
George Waldcock
Donald Trinter
Jerome Gravenhurst
Northeast Region Committee
Genera
Cuyahoga Falls
Repair tractor now advised by mechanics for spring readiness
Farmers planing for spring should tune up or overhaul tractors and equipment during winter. Ralph Rahrig and Lyle Behner of La Grange Tractor Sales urge timely repairs to save time and operating costs, with shop capable of servicing all makes. Trade-ins on old spreaders are encouraged with liberal allowances.
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Ralph Rahrig
Lyle Behner
la Grange Tractor Sales
Limaraved Efficients
Rahrig
Three Ohio Holstein bulls named Silver Medal Production Sites
Mansdell Burke Tritomia Pat 1230433 owned by P. G. Boerger and Son Marysville had daughters averaging 16 646 pounds of milk and 617 pounds butterfat Sensation Ormsby Ede 1953209 owned by Lynn-Belle Farms Medina had 11 daughters averaging 13 395 pounds of milk and 350 pounds butterfat Dewwood Won War Pride 1253467 owned by Horace Stewart Jewett had 15 daughters averaging 16 781 pounds of milk and 618 pounds butterfat The award reflects daughters' official production test data and comparisons with dams and breed averages under Holstein-Friesian Association rules. NEW DAIRY legislation faces Congress as Farm Journal predicts no rush to change current supports and an advisory panel suggests local quotas federal orders and subsidies to lower prices and boost consumption.
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Brattleboro
Ohio
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Mansdell
Dewwood
Horace Stewart
Jewett
Congress
Farm Journal
Milan Chamber Dinner Named Man of the Year Recipient
The Milan Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual dinner at the High School auditorium this Saturday at 7 p.m. A four course roast beef dinner is served by Mrs. Edwin Burr for Norwalk, with Pearl Whitehead of Cincinnati as guest speaker. The Milan High School music department under Louis Cefus performs, and a 1962 activity review is planned. Officer elections for 1963 were postponed after the president’s father died.
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Milan
Milan Chamber of Commerce
Edwin Burr
Norwalk
Pearl Whitehead
Cincinnati
Milan High School
Louis Cefus
Wallpaper thief arrested in Enfield apartment case
Everett Coffin, 31, was arrested Friday for stealing furniture and 21 rolls of wallpaper from an Enfield apartment. Police recovered the furniture but not the wallpaper, which was used to decorate a friend's apartment. A stray line notes 3,000,000 more women and men in the German Federal Republic.
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German Federal Republic
Chronicle-Telegram 1963 Elyria News Brief
Local Chronicle Telegram reports brief Elyria items dated January 7 1963 including regional updates, appointments and short notices affecting residents and businesses.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Mon
Institute program details on forage production and storage
Authorities outline a two session Institute program detailing phases of forage production and storage. Speakers include McGrew on hay shortage and dairy feeding, Schmidt on market recommendations for fitane production and stand establishment, and Krolta on economics of harvesting and storage.
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Schmidt
Krolta
Battles
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Lagrange Tractor Sales
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McGrew
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Kenneth Batlies
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