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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1972

Page

4

Reverend Maull Leaves Brownhelm Church Amidst Quiet Rebellion

The Reverend F. Howard Maull departs Brownhelm Church after a tenure marked by liberal and anti hypocritical views that stirred debate. He challenged local materialism and urged social justice, leaving congregants to ponder whether real change follows radical ideas.

Howard Maull Brownhelm Brownhelm Church Oberlin Seminarians Emerson Amos F. Howard Maul

LaGrange Tractor offers a rare buy with zero interest

LaGrange Tractor Sales offers Case tractors and New Holland hay tools with waived interest until early 1973 and free life and property insurance until March 1. The plan extends to seven to fourteen horsepower garden tractors, with demonstrations available nearby. Ralph Rahrig notes the era of four season helper machines.

New Holland Ralph Rahrig Lyle Behner Case LaGrange Tractor Sales

Scheafer advises preseason equipment repairs for farmers

Belden garage owner Jim Sheater of Scheafer's Garage on Route 76 warns farmers to bring in equipment for repair now after heavy rainfall damaged crops. He stresses readying machinery for next spring to avoid downtime and notes his workshop can service and repair farm machinery and tractors.

Jim Sheater Scheafer Rt. 76 Belden Jim Allis-Chalmers

Midwest cash crops bogged down by rain

The Midwest faces a poor harvest as weeks of rain and snow delay harvests for corn and soybeans. Indiana reports losses of about 1 million dollars per day of unharvested crops, while Minnesota has 28 counties declared disaster areas and nearly 2000 emergency loan applications filed. Experts say a freeze or sun could help in some areas, but severe damage remains.

Midwest United States Chicago National Weather Service Indiana Minnesota Farm Home Administration

Lorain County Dairy Princess Contest Seeks Applicants

Girls aged 16 to 25 with dairy farm background invited to enter the Lorain County Dairy Princess Contest. Applicants must have dairy farming income or lived on a dairy farm. Applications at Lorain County Extension Office. Interview Dec 27 at 6 30 p.m. Winner to be announced March 17 at the Dairy Men’s Banquet and will represent Lorain County in the State Dairy Princess Contest in June next year. Last year’s winner Caroline Sue Tompkins of LaGrange placed second in the state contest.

Lorain County Caroline Sue Tompkins LaGrange

State veterinarian to receive national service award

Dr. Harry E. Goldstein the Ohio state veterinarian was chosen for the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture Distinguished Service Award as the nation’s outstanding regulatory official. Governor Gilligan announced the honor citing 24 years of service and initiatives such as the Ohio Hatchery Surveillance Program for salmonella and tests for equine infectious anemia and Johne’s disease.

Harry E. Goldstein Ohio National Association of State Departments of Agriculture Departments of Agriculture Goldstein Ohio Department of Agriculture Gene R. Abercrombie Johne

Ohio and Pennsylvania sign milk inspection deal

Ohio and Pennsylvania sign a reciprocal milk inspection agreement expected to save the Ohio dairy industry about 150000 dollars yearly. Officials say sanitation standards remain unchanged under the Federal Milk Sanitation Code as reports and memorandums are exchanged to implement the program.

Ohio Pennsylvania John Cashman James A. McHale Cashman Ray B Watts Division of Sanitation

Harvest problems prompt grain contract concerns

In Lorain County farmers face serious issues as contracts leave 75 percent of soybeans and 95 percent of corn unharvested. Agricultural agent Arthur Blackwell cites widespread delays while a Grain Marketing Meeting on Tuesday will explore advantages and disadvantages of contracting soybeans and corn led by Dr. John Sharp of Ohio State University.

Lorain County Arthur Blackwell Spencer Town Hall John Sharp Ohio State University

Lorain Medina Corn Clinic set for Wednesday in Sullivan

The Lorain Medina Corn Clinic meets Wednesday at the Sullivan Fire Hall Sullivan from 930 a.m. to 3 p.m. Extension agronomists lead talks on harvesting storing wet corn future tillage and weed control for 1973 with results from Lorain and Ashland plots. Reservations via Cooperative Extension Service on Telegraph Road.

Lorain-Medina Sullivan Fire Hall Sullivan Lorain Ashland Counties Lund Sullivan Fire Department Cooperative Extension Service Telegraph Rd Blackwell

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