Hall of Fame Inducts Ohio Farmers in Ceremony
Four teen inductees join six already enshrined in the Ohio Hall of Fame by the Ohio Agricultural Council. Honorees include Howard M. Call of Summit County and the late Joseph E. Wing along with C. M. Ferguson of Raleigh, North Carolina and the late A. B. Graham. The ten others listed are L. P. Bailey, John T. Brown, Oscar E. Bradfute, Perry L. Green, Henry P. Miller, Amos I. Root, A. P. Sandles, Charles E. Thorne, Norton S. Town, and others.
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L.P. Bailey
John T. Brown
Oscar E. Bradfute
Perry L. Green
Henry P. Miller
Amos I. Root
A.P. Sandles
Charles E. Thorne
Norton S. Town
Garage Burglary Damages Car in Lorain
Police report a break in at William Moran's garage on East 33rd Street Lorain. Thieves entered by breaking a rear window and stole more than $400 in power and hand tests from the garage, leaving the parked car damaged.
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Lorain
William Moran
The Law Catches Up With Wandering Pal
Pal, a mixed breed hound, wandered Center Street on a warm spring afternoon. An open gate offered freedom, but city rules now govern roaming dogs, ending Pal's carefree life as he faces the consequences of his wandering.
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Huron
Pal
Center Street
Luncheon Set for Service to Crippled Children
The Elyria Rotary Club marks 49 years aiding crippled children with a June 23 luncheon at Elyria Memorial Hospital in the Gates Building. A Loan and Grant Fund aids families with braces, while eight Rotarians chair the program and committee. Parking at McKinley School. Hospital staff invited.
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Elyria
Lyle Reichert
George Brian
Owen Workman
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Alfalfa Weevil Control Guidance for Ohio Farms
Ohio farmers monitor alfalfa weevil control with notes on crop harvests and forecasts. Cabbage, carrots, and celery production projections are given, with tomato output up 26 percent. Weather and soil conditions affect fieldwork, weed growth, and cultivation. Extension entomologist B D Blair cautions on aerial versus ground pesticide use and lists chemicals suitable for each method. He warns about drift hazards and cites Extension Leaflet 1-190 1968 for ground-only options like methyl parathion and Gathion.
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Columbus
B. D. Blair
Ohio State University
Blair
Wheat Prices and Sheep Trends in Central Ohio
Wheat in Central Ohio near 1.25 per bushel with harvest likely above one billion bushels. Wheat carryover may reach about 550 million by July 1, held largely by farmers. Sheep and lamb liquidation may persist this year with lower slaughter and relatively high lamb prices. Factors beyond prices and feed supplies affect the sheep decline. feeding wheat could be a summer option.
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Ohio
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