Change and jelly beans echo a life of shifting norms
A reflective memoir piece laments mass change from formica tables to asbestos roofs, and recalls wartime and postwar life. The author contrasts stable jelly bean colors of the 1930s and 40s with later chaotic varieties, drawing a humorous map of memory and modernity.
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Elsie Dinsmore
Eloise, Armas and
Andy
Sanford and Son
Cleveland
Farmers warned of low grain prices in spring
Ohio farmers are urged to limit corn acreage and study planting outlooks as prices could drop to 1.50 per bushel if harvest conditions stay favorable. USDA analysts expect wheat and soybeans planted area to rise 15 to 16 percent amid a 1974 price downturn, with discussions on target prices to offset costs but not guarantee profits.
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Ohio
Leonard Schnell
Ohio Farm Bureau
US Department of Agriculture
Schnell
Ford
Farm Bureau
Country Cadets Form New Area 4-H Club
Area 4-H reports a new club Country Cadets for ages nine to 13 with advisor Mrs Ann Bittner at 17840 Vermont St Graf ton. Officers include Craig Seavers president Nancy Seavers vice president and others with activities like rummage sale pet show roller skating bowling hayride and a birds of Ohio talk by Matthew Bittner.
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Ann Bittner
Vermont St
Graf
Craig Seavers
Nancy Seavers
Jackie Cassidy
Pam Krek
Matthew Bittner
Health and Safety
Donna Jones
Val Bittmner
EHOVE youth groups win regional agricultural honor
The EHOVE Young Farmers and Homemakers Chapter won the North Central Area Chapter Award at the Ohio conference in Columbus for broad activity across membership, leadership, service and education. Vermilion member Robert Risdon produced 224 bushels of corn per acre. New London’s Bruce Balduff and Norwalk adviser Jerry Hahl were also noted among awardees. 28 chapter members attended.
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EHOVE
Young Farmers and Homemakers
North Central Area
Ohn
Columbus
Robert Risdon
Vermilion
Bruce Balduff
New London
Jerry Hahl
Norwalk
Ehove Young Farmers
Soybean Based Meat Substitutes Gain U.S. Market
In Mamaroneck New York the AP reports rising prices for meat and dairy prompt Americans to adopt enzyme produced soy bean based meat substitutes. Soy beans long used in the Far East are now processed into sausages breakfast and luncheon meats for the American market.
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Mamaroneck, NY
Far East
Satoh Tractors Expand Line With New 530G Model
Dick Polen of Elyria Industrial Equipment promotes Satoh tractors, noting the new 530G 17 horsepower compact unit complements the existing 550G and 690G lines. He highlights its suitability for small farms and large operations alike, with features like three point hitch, dual range transmission, and live hydraulics, and invites inquiries at 322-7064 or 322-8821 or 228 Oberlin Rd.
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Elyria
Oberlin Rd
Dick Polen
Elyria Industrial Equipment
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