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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1959
Page
10
Local Elyria area item from the Chronicle Telegram dated November 2. The readable fragments reference Mor and a small regional item, with no clear event details or outcomes available in the legible text.
Alice M. Smith petitions for separation from Russell A. Smith on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Case No. D-741 in Lorain County Court seeks decree of separation and alimony, with hearings set for December 7 1958 at 252 Second Street Elyria Ohio.
Lorain County Farm Bureau submits 25 resolutions at a statewide convention in Columbus November 9 to 22. The local group reports decisive affirmative votes on both county and national issues, urging road marking, water planning, budgeting courses, fair activities, zoning studies, and state and federal policy reviews.
Questionnaires for the 1999 Census of Agriculture are mailed to farmers with Chicago distribution and Cin cinnati field oversight. The advance mailing allows operators to consult records before completing about 70 questions on farm size, crops, livestock, facilities, expenditures, farm values, and mortgage debt for census takers.
Ohio State University economists project full employment nationwide with about 675 million people on the job, 3.5 million more than this year. Wages rise with the average industrial worker earning around 1,835 yearly and factory workers about 82 a week, farms paying roughly 180 monthly without board.
WOOSTER Oui of inheritance studies at the Ohio Agricultural Experementum Station has come 2 new breed of chickens. The growth-selected White Gold strain yields broilers about one third pound heavier at eight weeks than Fancombree controls. Dr R George Jeap, renowned poultry geneticist, led the development aiming to study inheritance factors rather than direct competition. This system could speed tailor made farm animals by predicting cross outcomes before birth.
The 103rd General Assembly adopts a law requiring all farm machinery and animal drawn vehicles to carry a rear flashing light. The device must flash for vehicles under 20 mph from sunset to sunrise and be visible at 300 feet. SAE standards apply. one light required with a second suggested to avoid confusion with floral signals.
In North Eaton Eaton Grange installation occurred Wednesday night with Bernice Herman presiding as master. Officers installed were Robert Brigham as steward and Mrs Hazen Tite as Pomone.
Wakeman Ohio Wakeman Parent Teacher Association meets tonight at Wakeman School. Delegates from Girls and Boys State share summer experiences. Miss Cook art instructor from Western Reserve school will give a brief demonstration after reports. Refreshments by junior class mothers.
Milan High School's homecoming queen Roberta Rockwell, a senior, endured rain and mud as her float left topless convertibles and supporters braved cold and overcast skies. Her court Polly Decizel Patti Daley Kathy Wolverton and Faye Niedzinszki attended, with the queen and attendants nominated by football players and chosen by the student body.
Several hundred agricultural business owners and others are expected for a full day at Ohio State University November 17. The program features talks on grain marketing management and labor practices, plus sessions on dairy livestock and fruit marketing, with national speakers from Wisconsin and USDA.
Samuel E. Jones Sr., former Louisville mayor, died Saturday. Funeral services will be held today in Louisville.
An Ohio Agricultural expert argues poultry manure is a superior, underused fertilizer amid abundant poultry production in the Buckeye State. Tests show chicken manure yields greener turf and thicker grass than cow or sheep manure if applied properly, with fall applications preferred to avoid spring burn in dry conditions.
The 730 Diesel offers all around ability to pull heavy implements like 5-bottom plows and 18 foot disc harrows. It emphasizes reduced labor costs and rock bottom operating costs. The engine is highlighted for fuel economy, claiming a record efficiency.
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