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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1970
Page
10
In a diary style scene a couple debates wallpaper for a blue pressed tin and old farmhouse dining room. They weigh personal memory, family pieces, and a trusted friend as arbiter to choose designs that fit a simple quiet home life.
Lorain County Beekeepers Association holds a meeting Friday at 7 20 pm in Elyria Savings and Trust Bank Lowell Street Melbert McGlaughlin president says youth groups like Scouts and 4-H may take interest. Janet Dade extension agent will show Hero Heroines and Honey. Cumberland plans include a Washington DC trip to discuss pesticides affecting bees. contact Melhart McGlaughlin at 32600 Bapley Rd North Ridgeville.
In Ohio swine are generally not troubled by most external parasites. Only the hog louse and hog louse mite are noted as potential concerns, with other varieties largely inconsequential to the animals.
Area 4-H reports show demonstrations on corrective shoeing and early horse care by Judy Walker and Mark Finegan at a Trail Blazers meeting. Senior Camp planned for March 20 22 at Pilgrim Hills Camp open to senior 4-H members with first come first served. Counties represented include Lorain Medina Ashland Holmes and Wayne.
The Agriculture Department reports the 1969 national calf crop at 45,196,000 head up 2 percent from 44,239,900 the prior year. Jan 1 1969 on farm cows and heifers aged two years or older total 50,379,000, slightly above 50,049,000. Regional gains and declines are noted with weather and feed conditions affecting cattle and pest control guidance from the 1970 bulletin.
An Ohio State University study from 1940 notes December 1939 prices with Cleve land Class Milk at 260 per hundredweight and average dairy farm income around 1300. It cites the Northeast Ohio Federal Order blend at 6 per hundredweight and Milk Producers Federation farm income above 15000, while acknowledging rising production costs.
The Ohio Department of Highways plans to spray 60000 acres of roadsides and median strips to cut weed growth using herbicides considered safe for humans and wildlife. Masheter says the chemicals target persistent weeds like wild carrot and will be applied along about 10000 miles of the 18500 mile system, with some work under contract and some by department crews.
The second training for new 4-H advisors occurs Wednesday evening at 7 30. Gary Katles H extension Jim Marquand, area 4-H agent for nine counties, will discuss new educational programs from the extension service at the extension office 42676 Telegraph Rd.
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