Extension answers questions Moisture content changes to cut into wheat profit
County Extension Agent Harold A. Spence explains 1964 wheat grade standards affecting Lorain County. July 1 starts tougher grading at over 12.5 percent moisture and no sample grade for moisture. discounts shift to start at 13.5 percent with drying costs influencing farmer payouts.
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Lorain County
Plan Surface Drainage To Protect Ohio Cropland
Ohio officials urge scheduling and budgeting for full surface drainage across two million acres. Raymond S. Brown highlights low costs and high benefits from modern systems, noting ACP cost sharing and a 70 year horizon for maintenance, with emphasis on broad shallow drains and timely construction after harvest.
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Raymond S. Brown
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Brown
Berlin Heights couple marks 50th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Alva W. Lippus observe their Golden Anniversary with church work and community activity. They hosted open houses with musical groups, including a Sunday choir and school orchestra. Married June 2, 1914 in Sycamore, they lived in Berlin Heights and split time between Ohio and Florida. Rachel, nicknamed Auntie, contributed to Sunday school for 45 years, while Alva served 25 in business and collected slides and letters from diverse lives products.
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Berlin Heights
Andy
Alva W. Lippus
Peoples Literary Society
Chow
High Church
Fowler Room
jSchool Orchestre
Alva Wayne Lippus
Raj
Monnette Knapp
Colea
Sausie Conservatory
Alva
E. A Page
Rachel
Sycamore
Wooster Normal School
Lewis Nickols
Nichols and Lappus
Uncle Alva
Ohio
Florida
Peoiple
Lippeses
Theme for Berlin Heights Labor Day Seeks Entries
Berlin Heights Homecoming committee seeks a Labor Day theme with parade entries led by Brancis O'Donnell. Entries mailed to Mrs Louise Peabody or placed at Shoopee's or Nottke's. Deadline extended to July 1 with a trophy for the winner. Events include ox roast Berlin Grange queen's dance Garden Club show games and a fireworks display by the fire department. Special meeting July 1 at Mrs Peabody home and next regular meeting July 176.
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Berlin Heights
Brancis O’donnell
Louise Peabody
Shoopee’s
Nottke’s
Berlin Grange
Berlin Gardens Club
Pea
Beekeepers Plan 18th Lorain County Field Day
Beekeepers plan the 18th Lorain County Beekeepers Field Day at noon Sunday at the Lorain County Fairgrounds. The event features a picnic, a smoker contest, swarm hiving, bee installation, 4H demonstrations, and a frame nailing contest.
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Lorain County
Grain feed program fails to cut grain surpluses in 1963
Washington UPI reports the administrations 1963 feed grain program did not reduce surpluses of corn oats barley and sorghum. Carryover into 1964-65 is projected near 70 million tons, 7 million more than 1963-64, despite diversion payments and price supports.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Air tour and plowing planned in Huron County
The Soil and Water Conservation Department met Monday to plan an air tour for August 5 in conjunction with an area plowing event. Art Heck of Willard attended to discuss the tour. New farm plans were accepted for Ervin Linder 147 acres in Broxson Township and Norman Butler 82 acres in Wakeman Township. Applications for assistance were accepted for Waverly Heat Club 45 acres in Clarksfield Township Allen A. Perhach 56 acres in Clarksfield Township John Wagener 50 acres in Hartland Township Russel Neidermeier 237 acres in Norwich Township and James Gibson 26 acres in Clarksfield Township. Tom Hennessey county game protector met to discuss nominees for wildlife conservation contributor of the year.
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Huron County
Huron, ‘Soil and Water Conservation Department
Mateh. i Art Heck
Willard Aurdort
Ervin Linder
Broxson Township
Norman Butler
Wakeman Township
Waverly Heat Club
Clarksfield
Allen A. Perhach
John Wagener
Hartland
Russel Neidermeier
Norwich
Kan Do 44 4-H Club selects safety talk rep
The Belden based Kan Do 44 4-H Club held a safety talk contest to choose a representative for the county safety talk contest on July 1 at Midview High School. Results will be released at the next meeting. Members listed include Earl Benton Mitch Giese Craige Newman and Pad Schaver to plan the club skit for Community Night at Ray Eppley’s Lake.
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Belden
Midview
Ray ‘Eppley
Chamberlain Rollon
Earl Benton
Mitch Giese
Craige Newman
Pad Schaver
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