Priceless christening dress weaved by Lucy Leimbach's hand
A grandmother recounts uncovering a 33 year old christening dress sewn by Lucy Leimbach for a granddaughter born in July. Though worn by sons and grandsons, the dress awaits its first girl wearer as family happiness and loss weave through decades.
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Lise
Pat
Leimbach
Lucy
EPA clears Surflan for fall through spring soybean use
The EPA approves using Surflan on no till soybeans by Oct 15 or anytime in winter to early spring over undisturbed stubble. New label adds velvetleaf and ragweed control on medium to fine soils and clarifies timing. Early application reduces spring workload and cost, with weed control lasting through the season. Applications must occur after Oct 15 harvest or up to four weeks before planting in spring, not after April 15.
Dress Embroidered With Baby Names Prepared for Grandchild
A dress destined for a holy day is freshly laundered and pressed by Grandma Pat after church. The broad hem bears embroidery listing babies who wore it including Paul Theodore Orrin Alfred Sarah Caldwell Lisel Ryall and Dane Penton Leimbach, who will wear it tomorrow.
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Pat
Farm Bureau Sets Farm Legislation Goals for Fall Session
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation aims to win at least two bills this fall. They back an aggie bonds bill to lower farm loan rates and seek prompt action on upgrading Grade A milk inspection and tighter brine disposal rules. Also pushing multiflora rose control and pesticide-use rules for fields worked by migrants.
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Columbus
Oho
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ellen Strang
House
Strang
Farm Bureau
Ms. Strang
Bureau
Slight gains ahead for wool industry
Washington AP farm writer notes long term decline in U S sheep industry driven by preference for beef and pork and competition from synthetic fibers. Farmline report cites wool and cotton fiber shares shrinking from historically high levels to just 2 percent last year while US wool output fell from 249 million pounds in 1980 to 100.4 million pounds last year.
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Don Kendall
Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Keith Collins
Department
Economic Research Service
Farmline Magazine
Timi- States
Collins
John Lawler
Agency
National Economics
Extension lines extend 1985 4-H activities and contests
Eva Weber Lorain County 4-H Agent announces 1985 extension forms for members 14 and older to apply for Junior Fair Board Food and Fashion Board and award trips including Ohio 4-H Club Congress and Citizenship Washington Focus. Deadline December 3 1984. Also notes banner club awards to 19 Lorain clubs and details silver and gold banner listings.
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Eva Weber
Lorain County
Cooperative Extension Service
Junior Fair Board
Food and Fashion Board
Ohio
Citizenship
Washington
Chicago
Lowell St
Elyria
Dan Pryor
Vermilion
Midview Buckeyes
Midview True
Brownhelm Perfection
B.b.’S
Penfield Partners
Pittsfield
Rochester
Firelands Farmers
Rochester Rags To Riches
LaGrange Sod _ Busters
Columbia Busy Beavers
Penfield Co-Op Farmers
Carlisle True
Wellington Cloverettes
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