Birmingham Girls Train Holstein Cattle for Fair Shows
The Johannsen sisters Joanne Ruth Ann and Kay of Birmingham 4 H Cloverleaf club train, trim, and school their Holstein cattle since April for upcoming dairy shows. The sisters lead the club with roles from president to recreation reader as they learn responsibility, record keeping, and animal care amid a busy suburban family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannsen
Birmingham
Cloverleaf 4H Club
Joanne
Ruth Ann
Kay
Aia
Boyless
Joanne Johannsen
Cloverleaf
Price supports not sole driver of Ohio wheat prices
Ohio State University extension economist Ross Milner explains that supply and demand govern wheat prices more than price supports. He notes price levels differ from supports, cites December 1951 versus December 1958 prices, and points out extensive noncompliant wheat reducing eligibility. The 1951 crop is large, but supports may lift prices above free-market levels.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ross Milner
Ohio State University Extension
Milner
Main Street
Muner
Two Small City Fires Blamed on Rubbish Pile
Elyria firemen answered two calls over the weekend at 145 Northrup Street behind Kroger and at a rear tire company lot. A rubbish fire spread briefly, injuring a door and frame but causing no structural damage. Cause listed as unknown.
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Elyria
t@turing Co
Northrup St
Kroger Co
Oity
Dean McGinley
Kroiee
Wheat Acreage Applications Blanks On Hand
Area Boy Finds Empty Coin Bag and an application deadline set for 1591 Inew wheat acreage allotments. Theodore Camp, Lorain County ASC office manager, says forms available at Elyria ASC office. An empty money bag was found on Russia Road by David J. Toth and turned over to the sheriff's department.
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Theodore Camp
Loraire County Agricultural Stabilizations and Conservation Committee
Camp
ASC
Elyria
Savings and Loan Banking Co
New London
Russia Rd
State Fair Will Have Atom Show at Ohio Fair
The U S Atomic Energy Commission will bring the traveling exhibit You and the Atom to the Ohio State Fair from August 26 to September 2. The 5 000 square foot display uses 62 panels plus models to explain peaceful uses of atomic energy, radioisotopes, safety, and international cooperation with demonstrations by Oak Ridge Institute staff.
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U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
AMC
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
You
Radioactive Fallout on the Farm pamphlet guides farmers after nuclear war
A reader reviews Farmers Bulletin No. 2107 Prepared by the Department of Agriculture. The simple manual explains safety steps for farmers during an attack and how to protect livestock, feed, and land from fallout. It discusses burying topsoil, keeping animals fed, and treating land after radiation declines.
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Farmers
Department of Agriculture
Minam
Diseases Pester Growers at Small Fruits Day
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station speaker Frank Winter outlined strawberry risks such as verticillium wilt in Earthdawn and red stele root rot. He noted resistant and susceptible varieties, the impact of rain on fruit rot, and Dr. D H Scott’s work on breeding resistance.
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Frank Winter
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Earlhdawn
Lorain County
D. H. Scott
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Bossie
John Deere
Kipton Elevator
Oberlin
Bremon
Gehl
Jim Scheafer
Belden, Ohio
Berwind
Sherwin-Williams
HILLS
Sohio Service
Selden
Miriam
H. W. Reighley & Son, Inc
S. Main St
Oberlin, Ohio
Per Bu
Farm Bureau
Cooperatives
Erie
Ontario
Grafton
Huron Street
International
Walcraper
Met Aart
Elyria Implement, Inc
Oberlin Road
Renee Rakion
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