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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
4
United Press dispatch reports five ships scheduled to sail today from U S ports carrying 298 servicemen. The vessels include the Mahanoy City and Victory with Bremérhaven listed among destinations and a total of $28 undesignal noted in transit.
Roopa reports Indra repair ship and two patrol boats en route to San Diego with nine naval personnel. At Bestile, Lawrence Gir Nella from San Fernando heads two undesignated troops.
Saint Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church in Valley City will dedicate a new electric pipe organ and a redevolved edifice on Sunday June 9 to mark its 100th anniversary in August. Services begin 10 45 a m with Rev A H Fl erkamp and an organ recital follows at 2 00 p m featuring Ruth Brishka of Detroit Mich.
Ohio State University agronomist Jay Beard says cultivating solidly planted soybeans boosts yields and weed control. Wooster tests showed a 25 percent increase with one cultivation plus harrowing, with overall grain yields rising 2 to 4 bushels per acre from solid plantings.
Ohio dairy developments noted by C F Christian show a drop in monthly fluid milk sales in Toledo and Cincinnati for the first time in five years while feed prices rise, pushing milk costs up an estimated 22 cents per hundredweight. Christian cites growing urban milk purchases and marketing systems paying farmers more for bottled trade milk, with demand driving prosperity and dairy product sales. A Buckeye dairy delegation to Washington sought upward price adjustments from the OPA but faced a nationwide backlog. Australia’s Plumbers Union has declared a hotel boycott.
May 18 report from Ohio State University economists says U S food production prospects are generally favorable. favorable spring plantings and strong field work offset some cold and dry spots. winter wheat seen at 743 million bushels, Ohio wheat near 44 million, rye harvest at 2.37 million, pasture and hay outlook aiding livestock and milk production. dairy herd reduced by 1 million cows yet April milk output stays above average. Ohio egg output modestly below 1945.
Rainy weather boosts egg quality, Ohio State poultry experts say moist air slows evaporation inside shells. Farmers should cull to about 60 eggs per day per 100 layers. high feed costs drive tighter culling to maintain profit this year.
The Spencer Brand Pan a min Chick Starting Mash combines feed and conditioners in one bag to boost growth and health. It is mined and blended to optimize use of the feed and has been tested and approved by the Research Farm of Dr. Hess and Clark, with a promise you will approve after feeding to baby chicks.
Ohio State poultry specialists urge closer culling of laying flocks as feed prices rise sharply. With higher costs for oats corn and mixed feed ingredients, only top layers will be profitable. Using pasture and range for growing flocks can cut costs and reduce disease exposure. leafy alfalfa hay provides nutrients.
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