Ohio farm groups oppose federal potato grading bill
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and Ohio Potato Growers Association unite to oppose the National Potato Grading and Labelling Act. They warn compulsory federal inspection would raise costs, hurt hollow heart potatoes, and curb saleability while backing branding and USDA advisory provisions. Farmers plan to raise the issue with Congress during March lobbying trips.
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Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Potato Growers Association
Sam Cashman
U.S
Cashman
U.S. No
National Potato Advisory Committee
USDA
Farm Bureau
Fishermen Seek Pay After Clam Disruption in Japan
Fishermen in Aomori demand 19000 dollars in compensation from the Japanese government claiming loud artillery from a nearby U S Army range frightened local clams. The disturbance allegedly caused the clams to shut their stalls and mutilate themselves, rendering them unmarketable.
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Tokyo
Aomorice
Local Meat Processor In Busy Lorain County Season
Conservative estimates place nearly 1,000,000 dollars worth of cattle and hogs butchered annually in Lorain County. Local processors like H. W. Keighley and Son at Oberlin handle peak custom butchering from November through March. Farmers who once slaughered their own stock now rely on Oberlin area processing plants on Rt. 58 south of Oberlin for efficient work.
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Lorain County
H. W. Keighley and Son
Oberlin
Keighleys
Rt. 58
Keighley plant offers bulk meat services and aging
Wilfred Waterman reports ownership of a Keighley plant that distributes banana shaped eggs tasting fine but unsuitable for soft boiling. George Keighley runs the butchering side and the firm provides bulk freezer storage for grocers poultry raisers and meat dealers. Aging chill rooms and real hickory smoked hams and bacon feature in their services.
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Poole, Eng
INS
Wilfred Waterman
George Keighley
Hollis
Keighley
Reighley
Ohio Guernsey Breeders Plan Junior Sale
Howard Davis announces a State Guernsey Heifer Sale on March 30 at 12:30 p.m. at the Delaware Fair Grounds Delaware. Fifteen top quality calves will be sold to junior bidders from top herds at cost to 4H and FFA members. About 20 bred heifers also available. information from the County Agriculture Extension office in Elyria.
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Howard Davis
Ohio Guernsey Breeders Association
Delaware
FFA
Davis
Ohio Association
County Agriculture Extension
Elyria
Hairdresser Prompts Curious Salon Sign Mystery
In Salониka Greece an inventive barber posted a sign reading Dolly for manicures Poppy for pedicures and Stella. Customers now linger after asking What does Stella do causing business to boom.
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Salonika
Greece
Ins
Dolly
Poppy
Stella
Youth Hides True Age and Pays Fine in Elyria Court
A 16 year old from North Ridgeville paid a 10 dollar fine in Elyria Municipal Court for intoxication after admitting he was 16 and had used a 19 age to avoid trouble. His father objected, transferring the case to Lorain County Juvenile Court. Richard A. Jones, 5845 Wallace Blvd., was arrested at 2 45 am Saturday for intoxication and not carrying a draft card. He admitted the 16 age and said beer was provided by John R. Wells and Curtis Brown. Wells, of Avon, was fined 50 dollars for driving without a license.
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North Ridgeville
Elyria
Lorain County
Richard A. Jones
Wallace Blvd
Marion Jones
Richard
John R. Wells
Lear-Nagle Rd
Avon
Curtis Brown
Mansfield
Wells
720 Expected for Annual Dairy Dinner
The Lorain County Dairy Dinner will be attended by 720 people at a Spencer event to be held at LaGrange High School. A hot box incident derailled a westbound Nickel Plate Railway car near Rt 301 but track reopened after a brief delay. The program features a Pogue minstrel show directed by William Armitage of Elyria with interludes by J. Grant Keys and a cast list including Dick Smith and Mel Moulder. Awards will honor dairymen with top herd production and best individual records.
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Lorain County
Spencer
LaGrange High School
Gaeton
Elyria
J. Grant Keys
Dale Wise
Bill Mokren
Mel Moulder
Dick Smith
Gordon Adams
Marge Wolcott
Joyce Vickers
Agnes Smith
Polly Bemis
Louise Davis
Elaine Adams
Karen Smith
Karen Wolcott
Janet Gregory
Sue Wise
Jim Hastings
Don Seabold
Ford Hastings
Bob Aldrich
Harriet Wise
Ray Crittenden
Oscar Lee
Jo Wilder
Lavonne Cope
Jean Smith
Marge Aldrich
Bus Obitts
Glenn Smith
Richard Buckingham
Marion Vickers
Jim Wilder
Helen Young
Welfare Council Leader To Speak For Rotary Club
Howard Wells executive director of the Elyria Community Welfare Council will address the Elyria Rotary Club at noon tomorrow at the YMCA on Building A Better Elyria. Election of directors will be on the agenda with candidates Robert Stevenson Clifford Taylor Weldon Case and the Rev. B Kenneth Anthony. Next week a Ford official will discuss the Lorain Ford Motor Co plant plans.
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Elyria
Year-Old Boy Falls From Car Injuries Minor
A one-year-old boy escaped serious harm Sunday afternoon when he fell from a car on East Bridge Street. Richard Barnhart, son of Lea and J Barnhart, received three stitches for a facial cheek laceration and was treated at Memorial Hospital and released. The father said he was turning left from a driveway onto East Bridge Street when the door opened and the child tumbled onto the street.
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East Bridge St
Richard Barnhart
Lea
J. Barnhart
Oberlin Rd
Memorial Hospital
Richard
Barnhart
Soil District Meeting Date Moves to Thursday
The area planner states the Soil District meeting will be held Thursday due to a schedule adjustment linked to the Dairy Banquet in Lorem County.
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Soil District
Lorem Coumy Dairy
Nearby Produce on the Terminal Market
Market buyers view baskets boxes of apples and pears with varied pricing. Carrots onions lettuce mushrooms cucumbers and potatoes are listed with packaging and weight details. Quality terms include fancy No 2 bakta and 50 lb sacks with multiple weight options.
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Romes
Attenhouse Cing
ORION
W. T Bakts
Flim
Smail
Cleveland Livestock Report Prices Hold Steady
Market matrices show live hogs around 1600 with activity mixed. Cattle and sheep also steady with varying classes listed from prime to common grades and calf values around 400. Prices reflect continued steady demand across hogs, cattle, and lambs in this period.
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Cleveland Livestock Eee. Co
Bologna
Poultry Market Report Long Island Fair Supplies
Poultry notes show prices and categories across hens and light stock. Heavy hens range 15 to 18 dollars, few 19 dollars. light type 0 to 11 dollars. fryer stock around 20 to 22 dollars. overall 272 to 4 pounds with standard lot sizes and small consignments.
Lost and Found Listings From Local Notices
Several lost items and pets reported across Lorain and nearby towns. Includes a blue tick hound female with name plates near Gifford Road and Oberlin phone CH8-1985 or CHS-2388, plus a reward offer. Also missing are a black short haired dog with four white feet near La Grange and a wrist watch near East River or Cleveland Street with reward. Additional notices include a missing child’s fund-raising plea at Gates Hospital and a lost lady Elgin white gold watch near O Neil Sheffield Shopping Center with contact 30-403.
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Gifford Ra
Oberlin
Lorain
Clearview
Lorain Cherry
Dom
la Grange
Phat
Jocker
9Th Mt
Kroner
Beautiful color wall mural ad and varied local services
An eclectic page offers a color photo wall mural 45 by 65 inches for 495 dollars with a free folder, tax service ads for 1423 Egat River and M. E Bogdan, Dunlap's TV and Radio 24 hour service, used office furniture, jewelry and gold buyers, a launderette ad, and a weathered note on tax return prep with local phone numbers.
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Egat River
Brandau
Feara
M. E Bogdan
Emerson
Apple festival promises family fun by the bay
Local event organizers announce Ohara Eoea Bay activities featuring tastings and crafts. Community members are invited to sample produce, watch demonstrations, and enjoy children's games at the waterfront venue this weekend.
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University of Missouri
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Gilson Tillers
Center Ridge
U. 8
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Wakeman
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Kane Implement & Supply Co
Oberlin Road
Blyre
Kayria
Lorain County Farm Bureau
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Atek Farmers Supply Store
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Berlin
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Hartley Truck & Implement
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Bae and Telly Automatiz Ot
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Lorann County
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