Corn Growth Can Be Speeded By Soil Temperature Control
Washington reports the Agriculture Department says corn growth can be sped up by regulating soil temperature. Studies indicate adjusting soil cover and moisture can influence growth rates.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1957
Page
6
Washington reports the Agriculture Department says corn growth can be sped up by regulating soil temperature. Studies indicate adjusting soil cover and moisture can influence growth rates.
A jury in Judge John D. Pincura's Common Pleas Court awarded Marie Maxwell 2000 against William Rice in a 105000 suit for the death of her husband D J Maxwell, who was struck by Rice's car as a pedestrian in Avon Lake in October 1954. The verdict followed a prior settlement agreement between the sides.
Kalamazoo Michigan. The Mariners a quartet that performed for more than eight years on the Arthur Godfrey Show plans to split up April 1 Marty Karl Jim Lewis Nat Dickerson and Tom Lockhard say the leaner days have fallen upon us The group formed in 143 while in the Coast Guard and appeared regularly on the Godfrey show until two years ago when it was fired.
The Columbia Township zoning board plans a May 10 public hearing on rezoning along Royalton Road. The proposal would extend 500 feet for commercial use at the Columbia fire station site. The board approved the fire amendment over the planning commission, affecting property tied to Leonsion.
Fourteen Elyria High girls will attend a league play day in Columbia on April 6, with events in swimming tennis bridge and other sports. Sue Somers Page Downe and Nancy Wentz lead the Elyria group in swimming while other athletes compete in badminton and other events. the day runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a $0.50 entry for events and 25 cents for cars.
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