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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1959

Page

8

Farm Research Lacks State Financial Support Warns Keller

Arnold Keller, vegetable and fruit grower and state Farm Bureau trustee, will urge Lorain Huron Erie and Cuyahoga County farm bureaus to address Ohio's lagging agricultural research and extension funding. He notes Ohio ranks low in state and county funding and warns of losing federal support as a result.

Ohio Farm Bureau Councils Arnold Keller West River Rd Farm Bureau Federation Keller Farm Bureau Lorain Huron Erie Cuyahoga Ohio Agricultural Extension Service

Baby Elephant Lost and Sap Boiling Near Pittsfield Bush

In Lorain County a sugar bush operates each spring with Roscoe Campbell of Pittsfield boiling sap into maple syrup. Sap yields about 40 gallons per gallon of syrup, with hard sugar maples best and salt maples poorer for sugar content. East Berlin officials hunted a stray baby elephant named Kosko after it disappeared from a zoo, with sap-collecting operations drawing visitors.

Roscoe Campbell Pittsfield Quarry Rd Campbell Berlin UPI East Berl East Berlin B.Z Kosko Zoo

50 Farmers To Visit Congress

About 50 farmers will visit Washington March 16 to 18 for the 13th annual Ohio Farm Bureau Federal congressional tour. The group will meet Ohio reps in the district and discuss farm program priorities with federal officials, including Ezra Taft Benson and Douglas Dillon, with visits to the American Farm Bureau Federation and the State Department.

Ohio Washington, D.C Ohio Farm Bureau Federal Robert Schaffer Sandusky Lorain Erie Huron A. D. Baumhart Jr Alfred Glendenning Westlake Cuyahoga County Farm Bureau Frank Warhington Grafton Lorain County Farm Bureau Federation Patricia D Pat) Mason Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson Congressional Hotel Douglas Dillon Peabe Stanfield Stephen Young Frank J. Lausche Washington

Agricultural Science Produces Better Beef

Washington reports that UPI says U.S. Department of Agriculture scientists at Beltsville Md are developing tools to predict tenderness in live cattle and speed breeding for leaner tastier beef. breakthroughs include a sound probing device and studies of marbling and fat, aiming for tender meat with less waste fat.

Washington UPI Department of Agriculture Agriculture Department Beltsville E. J. Warwick Beef Cattle Research Warwick Richard L. Hiner U.S John H.‘ Zeller Swine Research

Interest In Taxes Continue Through Farm Bureau Councils

Five Farm Bureau councils aired tax concerns at February meetings. They favored reinstating a 9 to 40 cent tax on items and taxing 3.2 beer as higher alcohol beer, while opposing a state income tax or raised real estate tax. They urged thrift in new revenue and noted retail sales tax should be a last resort. Councils also discussed tax plans for beer and liquor sales and proposed machinery purchase incentives.

Farm Bureau Council +C Council 7E Gration Department of Liquor Control Rahrig J. I Case Co LaGrange O Bersaft Council Oberlin Rian Rae Ong of Columbia

LaGrange Tractor Open House Friday

LaGrange Tractor Sales hosts an all day open house with the Case line of farm machines. Visitors can watch movies, enjoy refreshments, and enter a door prize while dealers offer trade-in incentives and a $1,000 intercom prize with hands on demonstrations.

LaGrange Tractor Sales Hhem Lyle Pete Pie Behner Ralph Rahng LaGrange begin+Tractor Case Co Atl Io Trade

Dairies Inc to Host Fifth Annual Milk Producers Banquet

Filayna Dairies Inc plans its fifth annual milk producers banquet at Midview High School Thursday. About 60 dairymen who supply the dairy with milk will be guests of honor, with attendance expected around 150. E R Seabold head of dairy says Rudey Dugan Ohio State University extension economist will be principal speaker. Entertainment includes a singing group and audience participation act.

Filyna Dairies, Inc Midview E R. Seabold Rudey Dugan Ohio State University

County Man Elected VP in Vegetable Growers Group

Carroll Bartter of Columba Staten was elected vice president of the Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Association at its annual meeting in Toledo. A W. Gerhart of North Ridgeville joined the board of directors, and Jack Basquin of Big Prairie was chosen president.

Carroll Bartter Columba Staten Ohuo Vegetable and Potato Growers Association Tooledo W. Gerhart North Ridgeville Jack Basquin Big Prairie

Biggest Farmall Model 560 Debuts at Elyria Display

International Harvester introduces the Model 560 Farmall as the largest Farmall yet, boasting a six cylinder engine and 16 1/2 mph top speed. The new tractor, on display at Elyria Implement Co in Elyria, features hydraulic power assist and promises improved pork yield while appealing to hog producers and meat packers.

International Harvester Elyria Implement, Inc Oberlin Rd Elyria International Zeller Zel- Advertisement Theller Elyria Improducers Umment Co Ken Kelbe

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