Ohioan Tests Antibiotics On Shipping Fever In Cattle
Dr Nelson King of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports antibiotics sharply reduce shipping fever in cattle. Eight of 100 untreated cattle contract the disease before or after Wooster, while 6 of 100 calves given one Texas injection stay healthy. Two injections, one in Texas and one in Ohio, reduce cases to 2.5 percent. Causes remain uncertain, with a suspected virus and stress factors lowering resistance. Further studies on cause and control are planned, including vitamin A and mineral trials and feed injections for outlying farms.
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Nelson King
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio
Texas
Wooster
Po Urycompania
George F. Henning
Department of Agricultural
Hesh
Farm Tour and Shipping Fever Research Planned
A farm tour tomorrow evening features demonstrations on corn weed control, plow plots, and a portable hay drier plus a flier on a new baler. Speakers include Dr. King and Dr. George F. Henning as Ohio scientists study shipping fever, stressing cattle housing, stress effects, and disease prevention measures at Wellington Route 58 and Quartion Service farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Rd
Bursley Rd
Kingme
Suburban Calendar Highlights Tonight
Community groups in several towns hold meetings and events this evening. Notable items include church boards in Grafton and Ridgeville, Lions clubs, Ladies auxiliaries, and local chapters of veterans, garden and social clubs. Social gatherings occur in Findley State Park and local halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester — Friendship Sunld
Amherst
Tulkfield
Grafton
VFW Hinkson- Hysell Post
Town Hall
Mission Circle
Catherine Whitley
Island Rd
New London
New Lodge
IOOF
Rochester — Civic Club
Mary Lou Patton
Ridgeville
Women Club Bake Sale Promises Treats for Charity
South Amherst Vermilion notes a bake sale by the Professional Women’s Club on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Exchange Place near Taberty and Main. Members urged to bring baked goods, worms, crickets, and maggots for a park event with rain contingency planned at Ohio’s Kwarner Gift Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pene South Amherst—Board of
Bluegills
Taberty and
Main
Davis
Ohio
Kwarner Gift Shop
Bulletin Offers Ponds Fishing Hints and Stocking Tips
An Agricultural Extension Service bulletin by R. K. Davis outlines bass fishing tactics and pond stocking advice. Largemouth bass feed near shore edges and within 20 to 30 feet of banks, with live bait recommended. Watch for feeding cues, then strike when the fish pauses on a second run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Service
Harnam Énesa Fiehinge
Too Wet Cool Is Consensus On Corn Crop
The report from Dekalb in northwestern Ohio notes excessive rain and cool weather across the region from South Dakota to Ohio. Indiana suffers repeated floods with crop destruction, while conditions overall are mixed with good to very good ratings and slow corn growth. Farmers pursue multi crop strategies. Kentucky expands hay and pasture, boosting beef cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
South Dakota
Indiana
Dayton
Uae
Alabama
Arkansas
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Kentucky
South
Texas
Mississippi
Union
Sunshine Club HUNTINGTON-4H forms purchased by club
Huntington Sunshine 4H Club members decided at a Wednesday meeting to purchase uniforms. The treasurer noted about 6 dollars added to the treasury from a June 28 bake sale. Judi Finkel spoke on Personal Accounts. Next meeting is July 23 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs Don Riddles home.
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Huntington — Club
Huntington Sunshine 4H
Treasury
Judi Finkel
Don Riddle
NewAy Editor Fred I Jones Named Agricultural Editor
Fred I Jones, editor of The Indiana Farmers Guide, is appointed agricultural editor for Extension Research at Ohio State University and the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, subject to university approvals. He will start August 1, overseeing OSU Extension Information Office and Wooster station publications.
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Fred I. Jones
Indiana Farmers Guide
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Board of
Board of Central
L. L. Rummoell
W. B. Wood
Extension Service
Jones
Carlton F. Christan
OSU
Wooster
Huntington
Indiana
Indianapolis
Purdue University
Peru
Farm Pond Management bulletin a cooperative state and federal effort
A 24 page bulletin on farm pond fish management was produced cooperatively by Ohio agencies. Biologists from the Division of Wildlife Ohio Department of Natural Resources, U S Fish and Wildlife Service, and Soil Conservation Service reviewed and discussed its contents. Copies are available at county Extension offices or from county game protectors.
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Ohio
Itls
Division of Wildlife
Ohe Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Servce
Soil Conservation Service
County Extension of Soil Conservation Service
Dinner Slated By Aural Club
Vermilion reports members of the Aural Club will host a pet tuck dinner at the Grange Hall in Axtel on Tuesday July 15 at 7 p.m. Hostesses include Mrs Adam Grisel Mrs Lewis Todd and Miss Agnes Kamps.
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Axtel
Adam Grisel
Lewis Todd
Agnes Kamps
Lorain County 4H'ers head to Kelleys Island Camp
Some 140 Lorain County 4 H'ers depart Friday at 11 from Sandusky for the Erie County 4 H Camp on Kelleys Island with ten counselors led by Richard Fries James Grobe Irene Wolfe Myrna Wise Pat O Connor Natalie Fish Gayle Smith Joan Reinders Jean Jones Linda Heggie three extension agents Paul C Leidheiser Marcia Peniston and William Tedrick accompanying. Other 4 H events include a Senior Beach Party at Linwood Park Wednesday and a Junior Leaders picnic with Cuyahoga County at the Howard Wise Farm Mendell Road Grafton.
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Lorain County
Sandusky
Erie County
Kelleys Island
Richard Fries
James Grobe
Irene Wolfe
Myrna Wise
Pat O'Connor
Natalie Fish
Gayle Smith
Joan Reinders
Jean Jones
Linda Heggie
Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service
Paul C. Leidheiser
Marcia Peniston
William Tedrick
4-H
Linwood Park
Cuyahoga County
Howard Wise
Mennell Rd
Grafton
Jolly Janes 4H Plan Cleveland Trip for Cinerama
Members of the Columbia Jolly Janes 4H will travel to Cleveland Thursday to see Cinerama. Planning for the Elyria July 29 demonstration contest was discussed at Joanne Boris’s home. Cheryl Hubbard competed in the Elyria health contest and Nancy Broswik placed fifth in the safety talk contest. Helen Bartter will host tonight’s meeting.
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Columbia
Columbia Jolly Juniors 4H
Doris Walkden
Nancy Cather
Glenda Fish
Linda Rabing
Sally Stone
Pat Keyse
Judy Jajack
Beverly Rising
Marilyn Ives
Miss Walkden
Elyria
Ohio Edison
Columbia Jolly
Happy Harvesters Plan Raffle At Camden Carnival
The Camden Happy Harvesters will hold a special meeting on Monday night to distribute raffle tickets for a forthcoming carnival. They plan to give away a swing set at the event. After the meeting, refreshments were served.
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Kipton
Camden
Birmingham 4H Club Holds Meeting Delays Picnic
The Birmingham Junior Kitchenettes 4H Club met last Monday at the Methodist Church. A picnic remains postponed until all projects finish. Several members attend camp so no meeting tonight. Refreshments were served by Roberta Brunow and Marian Ward after the meeting.
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Birmingham
Methodist Church
Roberta Brunow
Marian Ward
University Branch Plan Outlined Rotary Talk on Sandusky Branch
Ray Brickley, Sandusky director of Bowling Green University’s Sandusky Branch, outlined the branch’s aims and offerings. The program notes 18 courses including business education, accounting and psychology, with classes after hours to fit work and credit earning. Registrations start in August with classes beginning September 18, and 185 students enrolled last year, including 50 full time.
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Vermilion
Rotary Club
Ray Brickley
Sandusky
Brickley
Buchanan St
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Ohioan
Inarian
Beaver Councy
Creek
Swiss Hall
Ridgeville — Garden Club
The
Congregational
CLSC
Library
American Lgion
Legion
Ome
Rochester — Farm Bureau
Walter Williams
Nittee
Grange Hall
Rochester
Farm Bureau
Belden
Mothers Study Club
Cascade Park
Carlisle
Carlisle Grange Heart van
We Brangenau
O.au
Fey
R. K. Davis
Sunshine Club
Jolly Juniors
Farm Tire
GEN. Tire Service CO
W. Erie
Lorain
Cash-O-Matic
Paria — Service
LaGrange Tractor Sales
Huron Street
Trie
Gatorie
Shawnee County
Kan
Topeka
Kansas
NewAy
Aural Club
Stevick Appliance CO
Merrick
W. Wellingren
Trail Blazers
Dan Ternes
Trail Blazers Horsemanship Club
Tera Farm
Sugar Ridge
Able
Jim
Judy Cobb
Sor
Marty Schfield
Pam Dobbins
Pam Pickworth
Pat
Midge O’connor
Kathy Sikora
Ridgeline Aggiettes
Martin
Ruth Diederick
Judy Coghlan
Keystone
RidgeLine
Stang
Jean Acomb
Huntington Farmerettes
Karen Wilhelm
Katheryn Baker
Dotty Rosecrans
Virginia Davis
Laura Mae Emery
Gochnour
Diane Cook
Rebecca
Darrel Scott
Donna Eppley
Marie Stang
Horse Club
Lagrange
Dale Wise
Jo Anne Columbia
Columbia 4 Schrock
Gi H Horse Club
Betty Gleason
Cheryl Walters
Pat Malterer
Charles Wake
East River Rd
Camden Careful Clippers +H Club
Irwin Pippett
Connie Smith
Judh Hines
Marcia Bursley
Sand Coward
Jolly Janes
Happy Harvesters
H. W. Keighley & Son, Inc
Main Street
Obarlin
Cuba
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