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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1977

Page

4

The Dairy Tales From Richland County Life

A quirky travelogue style piece follows Pat Leimbach and friends across Indiana and Wisconsin farms. It blends gossip with farm life from Commiskey, Sextonville, Ithaca, and Coryas, detailing pig births, tobacco work, post office chatter, and the pivotal role of dairy wives in DHIA. The piece celebrates farm routines, community ties, and the pride of high herd records.

Commiskey Dupont Indiana Sextonville Ithaca Wisconsin Pat Leimbach Vermilion Ohio June George Coryn Kathryn Forest Ferguson Pat Martin Nolet Nancy Tom Clary Gazette Leimbach Hope Maxwell House Marty Nolet Methodist Church Tom

Farm business planning aids Lorain County farmers

Norma Jones reports on Newton Mote who runs a Farm Business Planning and Analysis Program for adult farmers at Lorain County Joint Vocational School. Twenty five farms, 46 operators and 29 wives enroll to learn record keeping, with computer analysis to identify profitable versus loss making areas.

Oberlin Newton Mote Lorain County Joint Vocational School Mote Lorain County

Farm bill protest blocks highway with farm machinery

Cimarron Kansas farmer Ritchie Addison holds a dummy in a Cimarron farm strike office display along U S Route 50. A mile long row of farm machinery, including a $60,000 helicopter, features agriculture strike posters as the American Agriculture movement demands 100 percent parity by December 14 or a nationwide farm strike will be called. Farmers pledge not to move the equipment until the strike succeeds.

Mote Mate Ritchie Addison Cimarron Kan U.S. Rt Cimarron Farm American Agriculture Movement

Acorn Oil and Shasta Dam Details Compared

The article notes edible acorns from the white oak used in boiling roasting and baking with a mildly sweet flavor. It mentions Native use of acorn oil for joint flexibility and describes the Shasta Dam on the Sacramento River California at 62 feet high built of concrete. It states it is over three times Niagara Falls height generates power for 500000 people and irrigates over one million acres.

Shasta Sacramento River California Niagara Falls

Case AgriKing for big jobs at LaGrange Tractor

LaGrange Tractor showcases Case AgriKing tractors with 401 to 504 cubic engines and high torque. Five models offer a 12 speed range power shift, hydraulic lift up to 7925 pounds, multiple remotes, and a quiet cab. Visit Route 301 in LaGrange. hours are 8:30 am to 6 pm weekdays and noon to 12 on Saturdays.

LaGrange LaGrange Tractor Route 301

Water usage in America stressed by quality group

An American water quality association warns that waterworks produce water at about 150 gallons daily per home. Only a small portion is used for drinking while a large share goes to other uses. The report questions how much of this water is actually consumed as drinking water.

Elyria USDA U.S Russia

Area 4-H officers elected at Valley City Buckeye club

New officers for the Buckeye Buckaroos H Club of Valley City include Jill Seely as president and Mike Dring as vice president. The group names several state winners for 1977 4-H projects heading to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 27 to December 1. Winners are Patrice Bendel Susan Eselproth Cynthia Grover Virginia Powell Brenda Bolender Patty Derflinger Rhonda Rhoades Anita Weber. The 1977 Buckeye Beef Congress will be December 9 and 10 in Columbus at Veterans Memorial Auditorium with a trade show and beef industry topics. Ohio potato growers host a short course December 1 and 2 at Wooster OARDC. Dr Robert W Van Keuren of Wooster is named a Fellow of the American Society of Agronomy for forage crop research contributions.

Buckeye Buckaroos +H Club Valley City Jill Seely Mike Dring Eileen Myers Linda Kessler Lynette Szakacs Kim Fisher Glenda Szakacs Debbie Berger Chicago Patrice Marie Bendel Franklin Susan Elaine Eselproth Chillicothe Cynthia Louise Grover Washington Court House Virginia Powell Bidwell Brenda Bolender Circleville Patty Derflinger Ashville Rhonda Rhoades Versailles Anita Weber Lima Columbus Veterans Memorial Auditorium Robert W. van Keuren of Wooster American Society of Agronomy Los Angeles California

Farm Bureau to Hold 59th Ohio Meeting in Columbus

The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will hold its 59th annual meeting November 27 to 30 at Neil House Motor Hotel Columbus. Theme Farm Bureau A Renewable Resource. expected 1000 attendees, 300 delegates to set policy. Highlights include Distinguished Service to Agriculture and Outstanding Young Farm Couple awards, sessions on livestock milk and grain marketing rural land development and land use elections for women and district trustees and banquet. A youth session November 28 at Veterans Memorial Auditorium Assembly Hall will feature Ambrose Brazelon of the Ohio Department of Education Urban Program as speaker. State finals of Spotlight on Safety will be part of the youth session.

Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Neil House Motor Columbus Farm Bureau Assembly Veterans Memorial Auditorium Ambrose Brazelon Ohio Department of Education

Steam engine origins and James Watt timeline

The claim credits James Watt with inventing the steam engine but notes he began work after many others had already built working machines. The item contrasts Watt’s later improvements with earlier designs and situates his contributions in a broader history of steam power.

James Watt

New Guinea Flora Catalog Totals Over Two Thousand Species

More than 2,000 flowering plant species are cataloged in New Guinea with estimates ranging from 17,000 to 20,000 total species in the region, highlighting its immense botanical diversity and potential for further discovery.

New Guinea

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By Pat Leimbach Coryas Ohio River Pergusons Everbody Richland County Liz Taylor Madison DHIA Case Agri King Lagrange Tractor Sales N. Center St Kipton Elevator Feeds Kipton Elevator Ass’n Kipton Norma Jones Dark County Ysis Ohio State University Creeke Farm Acorn Agrifacts Dick Polen Hall Brothers Ohio Department OF Agriculture Area Farm News Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center The Ohio Cooperative Extension Service and Ohio Potato Growers Association van Keuren Star Builders, Inc S. Amherst Brady Sperunwe Schaefer Belden Eee
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