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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1970
Page
9
The writer laments pervasive pollution from garbage litter and industrial fumes shaping daily life. A jingle and school films highlight environmental harm while posters and ads push anti pollution campaigns. A polluted car, street litter, paint odors, and junk mail amplify the era’s smog and concern.
A Farm Journal letter urges farmers to heed local pesticide laws, warning public fear could drive damaging controls. The narrator muses on pollution, weather change fears, and environmental anxieties amid memories of war, crime, and a Vietnam question.
Ohio turkey producers forecast 4.1 million birds for the year, up 4 percent from 1969, placing Ohio ninth in U S turkey production. national output is expected to rise, but gains depend on feed costs, hatching egg and poults prices, and prices received for turkeys in the coming months.
Elyria Industrial promotes the White Oliver line highlighting Time Maker evolutions 1755 1845 and 1953 additions plus new hydraulic systems self adjusting brakes PTO wander free power steering and optional cab air conditioner heater and large fuel capacity. The piece notes the dairy shift in Milwaukee 1969 where 400000 dairymen produced milk equal to nearly 2 million dairymen in the early 1950s.
Queen of the dairy circles Buddy Cow, owned by Mr and Mrs David Bockmore of Hawley Road Wellington Lorain County, topped 3000 cows with 27470 pounds of milk and 1 025 butterfat on a 3 7 test. The 14 year old Holstein has 144 cattle on 232 acres and milks three times daily.
Oberlin area dairymen praised for high butterfat yields as John Fridenstine earned honors with three cows in the top group. The event at Firelands High School drew about 900 attendees with Lorain County officials and dairy leaders including Cathy Diedrick, Lorain County Dairy Princess, and committee members like John Fridenstine Clarence Parsons and P O Pickworth.
LaGrange Tractor Sales offers 1969 Case model discounts to clear last year’s inventory. Ralph Rahrig and Lyle Behner note new units carry full warranties with 3 to 7 plow tractors and 7 to 14 hp Case garden tractors. The shop also features Case Uni Loader with various attachments and post hole auger. Repairs now will ensure uninterrupted service during the busy season.
The Golden Keys of LaGrange plan a sewing meeting on March 30 at 4pm at Regina Turner’s home. The AVON STITCHERETTES held their first meeting at the advisor’s home on Case with eleven attendees and will elect officers at the next meeting.
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