Soil Conservation Field Day Set Aug 9 With Demos
The Lorain County Soil Conservation District plans an Aug 9 field day at Howe Parish and nearby farms. Demonstrations cover waterway construction, cover crops, and soil structure with John Lawrence and university staff, plus a fish fry and tractor demos by local dealers. Vendors provide meals and equipment tours from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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County Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Ay Bas Oberman
Howe Parish
A.m
Ray Eppley
Waltage
John Lawrence
Dick Herp
Servation Service
Lways
We Gem Jut State University
Rick
S. Soil Conservation , Se
Mites Threaten Ohio Orchards Insect Spraying Advice
Report outlines widespread red mite pressure across Ohio and urges immediate spraying program. Recommendations cover Southern, Central, and Northern regions with codling moth and apple maggot control using amiticide as first spray and a final peach spray, noting periods around August and harvest timing.
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H. Pariks
Ohio
Columbus
Abey
Holstein Records Announced in Noble County Dairy Build
Records show Velstetr owned by Bical Ors of Wellington produced 385 pounds milked twice daily at 339 days with butterfat 565 pounds and 14 295 pounds milk. Rag Hartoy Dela owned by Fs W Stang Elyria yielded 565 pounds butterfat and 14 295 pounds milk milked twice daily for three years and 0 months.
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Ein Caws Oon
Bical Orsworth
Welington
Jy, Ltd
Awrd
Strongsville
Daity
Len Mo “Rag Hartoy Dela
Fs. W. Stang
Elyria
Feed Stock Expected To Reach New Production Record
The Agriculture Department notes record feed supplies may push total production higher as 1951 crops and livestock expand. Farmers weigh profitability of using more grains like corn oats and barley to balance rising hog and livestock needs amid uncertain prices this fall.
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Lve
Ayer
Servier
Vinnis Jetter i
Iveste
Agriculture Department
OSU Professor Wins Michigan State Special Award
Dr. Lloyd C. Ferguson of Ohio State University receives a Michigan State College centennial citation for distinguished services in veterinary science. The award notes his immunology work and methods improving cattle progeny identification and sire analysis. New York reports farmers sold 2,700,900 skins with Wisconsin leading pelts production.
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United States of America
America
Michigan State College
New York
INS
Ifnenink
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minos
Michigan
Pipeline Milker Installed At Ervin Maurer Farm
Ervin Maurer farm at Vermilion introduces a DeLaval pipeline milking system via Farmers Supply Store Oberlin. Milk moves directly from cow to 600 gallon refrigerated storage then to a tank truck, reducing handling and man hours while meeting sanitation standards.
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Oberlin
DeLaval
Ervin Maurer
R. D. Vermilion
Ernie Goodell
Oberlin Farm
Goodell
Costs Stay Prices Drop For Farmers
Farmers faced unchanged costs while farm prices slipped in the month ending June 15. County Agent Paul Ol Leidheiser notes a nationwide trend with prices about 2 percent lower than a year earlier, offset only partly by higher hog and lamb values. Production costs eased slightly due to cheaper feed and supplies, though machinery and feeder stock costs held. Family living costs eased slightly as food fell but clothing and building materials rose. Experts foresee winter production about 5 percent below last year. Chick counts for flock replacement on June 1 fell 18 percent.
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Paul Ol Leidheiser
Five Delegates Nominated For United Nations Duty
The report lists five alternate representatives to the United Nations General Assembly. Nominees include U.S. Ambassador to the UN Fancy Cabot Lodge and Representatives Brooks Hays Chester For Merrow Dan Dennis In sops Roberts from Rhode Island and Wl Darden Lee Bow Bisustesn. Deputy U.S. representative James J. Wad sworth and Mrs Oswald B. Lor of New York are named alongside.
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Kk Uenhower
United Nations General Assembly
De'prates
U.S
Fancy Cabot Lodge
Rep
Brooks
Hays
D-Ark
Chester
Merrow
Ros
Dan Dennis Insops Roberts
Rhode Island
Darden Lee Bow Bisustesn O
Marland
James J. Wadsworth
Oswald B. Lor
New York
Never Too Late: 71-year-old earns first Oklahoma license
Cel este Smith Thomas, 71, of Kenefec, Oklahoma, was issued her first driver's license on Friday. She stated that a person is never too old to fear to drive.
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Oklahoma City
Celeste Smith Thomas
Kenefec
Okla
Will leaves $1000 to Philadelphia friend in bartender’s bequest
The will of former Philadelphia bartender Victor Ehrmann read Friday leaves $1000 to Margaret Cole of Philadelphia calling her “my best friend and cause of my ub cers.” The document outlines a modest bequest to an intimate associate.
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Philadelphia
Victor Ehrmann
Margaret Cole
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Lval
Earls Hake Frio
ALLIS
Chalmers Sales and Service
Houghton Bros
Pips
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Main Street
Cobb Lumber CO
Oberlin, Ohio
H. W. Reighley & Son, Inc
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Wakeman
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N. Ridgeville
Mae
Searrage
Alfred Foote
Allis-Chalmers
North Ridgeville Rt
Lagrange
Weite
Haok
Lorain, Erie
Huron Counties
FAURS
Center Ridge
U. S
Pig
OSU
Michigan State
Lorain County Tractor Sales
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Prara
Em Obertin Road
Erv Maurer Farm
Elyria Business
Tion Records
Farm Bureau
Chin
Farm Bureau 32
Grafton
Farm Tire
Ubers
Mustang
Bolens
Elyria Fence
West Ave
John Deere
Lesher Bay
Evan
Oberlin Rd
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WISCONSIN MOTORS @ PARTS
Pitts
Fullmer
Karon
the New International
Elyria Implement CO
Oberlin Road
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