Johnson urges using surpluses to aid poverty and farm adjustment
President Johnson argues in his budget message that U.S farms can meet domestic needs and export demand with less land and labor. He cites extensive government programs and highlights rural poverty, noting 35 million Americans live in poverty and rural areas bear the greatest concentration, especially Appalachia and the Deep South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Johnson
Agriculture Department
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
Oklahoma
Llinais
Indiane
Ohio
Red China harvest sizes flat in 1963 agricultural review
The Agriculture Department reports Red China's 1963 grain harvest remained largely unchanged from 1962 despite population growth. Weather extremes hurt most crops with vegetables up slightly and tobacco and cotton showing small gains. In the United States, broiler chicks hatched in 1963 reached a record 2,238,903,000 with broiler-type eggs up from 1962 and a larger hatch expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Gaylord P. Godwin
China
Department
Washington
UPD
Economic Research Service
Red China
The
Crop Reporting Board
United States
Firelands Senior Wins Outstanding Youth in Holstein State
Henrietta Erie County honors 17 year old Ruia Ann Johannsen of Firelands High School as outstanding girl state winner in the Ohio Holstein Friesian Association Outstanding Youth Award Contest. She receives a Holstein Cup at the Feb 4 banquet in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Ohio Holstein Friesian Association
Firelands
Ruia Ann Johannsen
Merle Starr
Nationale Inn
Columbus
Johaannsen
Clarence Johannsen
R. J. Wakeman
Norwalk
Erie
Huron
New 1964 McCulloch chain saws offer wider choices
Delbert Worcester promotes a 1964 line featuring 11 new chain saws with direct drive and gear drive options plus a manual oiling system for efficiency. The MAC 15 is highlighted as the lowest priced McCulloch saw while maintaining quality standards. Separately, Dr Charles E Redman spoke on Erie County soil mapping to guide land use with two more years of field work planned. J Philip Gasteler elected president of Oxford Township group. Harry Fischer reelected first vice president and Robert Swenback named second vice president of Sandusky area organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Worcester
Worcester
Lorain Rd
North Ridgerile
AicCulloch
McCulloch
Sandusky
Charles E. Redman
Soil Conservation Service
Erie Regional Planning Commission
Redman
Erie County
J. Philip Gasteler
Oxford Township
Harry C. Fischer
Robert R. Swen ‘Back
Huron
Worcester unveils 1964 McCulloch saws with new oiling system
Worcester displays 1964 McCulloch chain saws featuring an automatic oiling system and an auxiliary pump for heavy cutting. Models 0 and 710 direct drives and 610 and 840 gear drives highlight lightweight aluminum magnesion die castings, weatherproof coil, and safety features. Demonstrations offered as part of a broader display including Ariens Bolens tractors and other yard equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Guarladtec
RIESE
McCulloch
Ariens
Hahn Eclips
Mackinaw
Standards changed and farmers face losses in wheat grading
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation says new wheat grading standards set by Agriculture Secretary Freeman may cost Ohio farmers up to 2 million dollars. Effective May 1, the changes lower moisture limits and alter dockage, shrunken kernels and foreign material rules. Federation president Wendell Weller argues the ruling could deduct 3 to 6 cents per bushel, with opposition voiced by Sumner Palmer at a USDA hearing in Toledo last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPI
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Federation
Wendell Weller
Shana
Secretar
Weller
Sumner Palmer
Napoleon
Field Crops Committee
The
USDA
Toledo
Big 69 inch rotary mower highlighted in 1964 Economy Tractor line
John Faur of Faurs Ohio Tractor Sales promotes a new 69 inch rotary mower for the 101 hp Economy tractors. The mower features three 20 inch knives, adjustable 2 inch cutting height, hinge mount, rear roller, and hydraulic lift option, offering wide cutting for lawns, grassland, and light brush. Complete details available at Faurs Ohio Tractor Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Faur
Faurs Ohio Tractor Sales
Center Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Engineering Products Co
Ture
Ohio
Farm Pond Management Topic At Firelands Meeting
The adult farmer class at Firelands High School will discuss farm pond management on Tuesday at 8 p.m. F. L. Miller notes well planned ponds combat drought reducing crop losses and hauling water for livestock. Also Feb 3, 8 p.m., farm accounts and record keeping with the young farmers group. Open to Firelands School District farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlia
Firelands High School
F. L. Miller
Firelands High
Speaking contest winners named HUSTED and Kinsley to district
Henrietta Husted a senior and Lyle Kinsley a sophomore will represent Firelands Chapter Future Farmers of America in a district public speaking contest at Midview on Wednesday. Frank Miller, FFA adviser, announced the two winners of the local five Minute speech contest Monday. Husted is the son of Edna Husted of Wake Man route. Kinsley’s parents are Mr and Mrs Lyie Kinsley of Florence Lakeman route. Berlin Heights
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Leonard Husted
Lyle Kinsley
Firelands
Future Farmers of America
Midview
Frank Miller
Firelands Vocational Agricultural
FFA
Husted
Edna Husted
Ward
Wakeman
Kinsier
Lyie Kinsley
Florence-Lakeman
Berlin Heights
Efficient Gear Drive Lawn Tools Promise Easy Yard Work
The text touts heavy gear drive mowers and tractors with 9 10 and 12 percent horsepower claiming they handle home grounds care with ease and speed. It emphasizes reliable performance and quick results for domestic yard work.
Business gifts to colleges rise across decades
New York report notes corporate giving to colleges grew from 50 million in 1950 to 140 million in 1959 and 290 million in 1962, with projections to reach about 500 million annually by 1970 per the Council for Financial Aid to Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Council For Financial Aid To Education
New wheat quality standards aim to boost exports
The United States introduces tighter but more precise wheat quality rules to cut dirt foreign matter and dockage. Officials say cleaner, better defined grades will raise export demand, strengthen U S wheat competitiveness, curb restrictive trade policies, and boost farmer price support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Mehren
Freeman
U. S
Commodity Credit Corp
4 H Award winner to attend grain marketing clinic
John Liles RD 1 Collins received the state 4 H Grain Marketing Award and left for a Chicago tour with two delegates from each of 12 states. Ohio’s Gary Emrich joins as the Ohio delegate with chaperons. Delegates will witness market opening and tour Grain Inspection Service, General Mills plant, and the Chicago Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
John Liles
Collins
Chicago
Ohio
Gary Emrich
Allen County
Leon McNairfeld
Robert Liebenow
Chicago Board of Trade
State Grain Inspection Service
General Mills ‘Plant
Carlos Tucker
Huron County Extension
4-H
Wellington Holstein Club Banquet Set For Jan 30
Wellington district Holstein Club holds its annual banquet Thursday at 7 30 p m in Brighton School with national speaker Aller W Crissey on Mechanization and Promotion of Registered Holstein Herds The meeting will elect three directors nominees include Laurence Jackson Don Breyley Raw Streicher Clarence Parsons Ronald Baker and Harry Rowland Outstanding breeders and youth awards to be announced Tickets sold by local milk testers and at the Ag Center plus several inseminators and directors listed as ticket outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Aller W. Crissey
New England
New Jersey
Wellington District Holstein Club
Brighton School
Laurence Jackson
Penfield
Don Breyley
Pittsfield
Raw Streicher
Carlisle
Clarence Parsons
Ronald Baker
Brighton
Harry Rowland
Rochester
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By Gaylord P. Godwin
FHS Senior Holstein
Elyria Implement and Tractor, Inc
Oberlin Rd
Ken Jackson
GEHL
Jim Scheafer
Belden
H. W. Keighley
Oberlin
Iso
Bolens
HUSKY
Elyria Fence and Implement Co
Carner
Perakay
Farm Bureau
Cooperatives
Huron Street
Elyria
Fairfax
Grafton
Harrison Paint & Varnish Co
Dutch Standard
President Line Pure Linseed Oil
Rouse
Scheck Bros. Hardware
Jefferson Street
Spencer, Ohio
Bor-86
Faur
the Chronicle-Telegram
Farm News
Young Farmers Group
Sance
Jim Dandy
Ohio Tractor Sales
Center Ridge
Ratworth Ridgeville
Elyria East
Mehren
Orville L. Freeman
Canads
SOHIO
Glendale
Oberlin Elevator Co
South Main St
Oberlin, Ohio
Holstein Club
Russ Searles
David Searles
George Hyatt
Leonard Ewell
Walter Hess
Robert Brill
Otis Pikworth
Ira Lee
Mike Yarosk
Jackson
Breyley
Jack Mis Paul Dammeyer
Bill Schaefer
Keith Buchs
Ag Center
Rt. 113
Murray Ridge Rd
Bolens Husky
Bowens
Briggs & Stratton
Worcester Sales & Service
Worcester Hatchery
Lorain Road
Kipton Area Farmers
John Deere Day
Kipton Elevator
Kipton, Ohio
Camden School
Birmingham
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