New farming shown to bankers on capital’s role
Hyde and university analysts told bankers that modern farming turns farms into factories producing beef milk pork and eggs with high output per worker. They argued capital needs tailored terms to finance rapid modernization and reduce reliance on short term loans.
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Granville
D Hyde
Smuth
Arlington Hunts
Newath City
Licking County
Slyde
Hyde
Coe
Iowa State University
G M Beal
J Wo Bobson
UAW Local 10 Elects Officers in Runoff Contested
UAW Local 10 officers elected including President Maurice Bilby and Vice President John Kler. Other officers named are recording secretary Gertrude Henke and financial secretary Robert Bunsec with trustees Riv Webber and Al Malk. A runoff is set for Thursday between Benny Kusnia and Al Palmer for sergeant at arms.
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Auty Workers
Westen
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Ai Palmer
Serzcaint
Lorain County Fair Adds Antiques and Fine Arts Exhibits
Lorain County Fair expands exhibits with antiques and fine arts classes to widen the educational base. Dan Smith outlines a new building plan for demonstrations and style courses, while plans for highway safety and mental health displays are added. The Youth Council seeks square dancing facilities, referred to a committee for recommendation. Interested exhibitors should contact the fair office in Wellington.
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Isda
Henes
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Lorain
Harm Bures
Jens Fin
Wellington
Guild installs new officers in Amherst meeting
In Amherst Mrs John Rice presided as the guild installed new officers. Key roles included secretary Mrs Palmer Valnoone and treasurer Mrs Alfred Bud, with members set to support the Cancer Society event and annual fundraiser.
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Sisin
Ld Mansky
Midway Strawberry Variety Released for Growers
Midway now on market as a late midseason strawberry variety released for commercial growers and home planters. It yielded over 10 000 quarts per acre in 1961 at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station and shows resistance to red stele with good flavor color and texture. Researchers presented results on weed control pruning and training black raspberries and blueberries and discussed virus free raspberries and direct farm selling.
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G. Hill
Jim Gallander
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
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Hort Culture
Hreadi Mirgue
Roland C Blake
USD
Universiy
Southern Illinois
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Small
Carbondale
Ill
Local Clubs Plan Evening Meetings Across Town
Community groups schedule activities tonight including Legion Auxiliary meeting at 8 and VFW event at East Herucik Avenue. Lilywood Rebekah Lodge and Women’s Fellowship set sessions tomorrow and midweek with church luncheon and charity drives and youth group gatherings.
Beetles in Oberlin to be trapped for Japanese beetle survey
Harold L Porte announces Ohio Department of Agriculture will place metal insect traps in Oberlin with local officials and the Plant Pest Control Division to study Japanese beetle occurrence and advise possible control measures. Traps avoid residential areas and residents should allow placement for about six weeks.
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Oberlin
New Jersey
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James
Walker Speckist
Secon
Cartral
Ohio Department of Agrcultur Labor
Reynoldsburg
Charolais beef show promises strong results and growth
The Ohio Valley Charolais Association and Walnut Hall Farm hosted a Charolais cattle day featuring 200 head. A ten year Ohio State University study at Carpenter Experimental Station compared Hereford Hereford Charolais crosses and Charolais, showing heavier slaughter and carcass gains for Charolais with favorable carcass traits and growth rates.
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Oho Sate University
Mea Laborato
Hereford
Hugh
Holstein Association elects new president at annual convention
In Salt Lake City during the Holstein Association of America convention, Pfeffer of Carrallion Wash was elected president in the 1908 business session. The event highlighted the association’s annual gathering and leadership change.
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Sali Lake
CNS
Ulih
Jocon B Dirs
Lancaster
Pied J Nutter
Corinna
Deevies
Pobur H Pumler
Indus
Hoste
Iiesseh Coutry
Puerto Rico
Glenn Lake
Wilk Producers Federation
Royal L Girff
Clyde Stormont
Californ
Government reports on crops and dairy purchases in May
The Agriculture Department reported May government purchases of dairy products totaling 72 million pounds of butter 438 million pounds of cheese and 148 million pounds of nonfat dry milk. This compares with 995 million pounds butter 327 million cheese and 2142 million pounds nonfat dry milk under price support in May 1962. The Crop Reporting Board noted maple syrup production at 114000 pounds down 21 percent from last year and 17 percent below average due to cold weather and late sap.
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Nationa
Buestem
Oklahona
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