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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1977

Page

4

Prairie paintings and Harvey Dunn in South Dakota art

A memoir style piece from Oct 10 1977 reflects on growing up in the prairie Midwest and discovering Harvey Dunn. The narrator recalls rural life, museum visits, and how Dunn’s South Dakota depictions echo homesteaders, settlers, and prairie culture through vivid paintings and personal resonance.

Harvey Dunn Dunn South Dakota Saturday Evening Post The Prairies Oho Middle Border Northwest

Lorain County Farm Bureau Meet Sets Agenda Tonight

The Correlating meeting of Lorain County Farm Bureau is at 8 pm at Production Credit Association near Oberlin. Speaker Mrs Joan Leyshon director of the Lorain County Board of Elections will discuss ballot issues for November. Committees follow with Madge Ahahart leading the Womens group and a white elephant exchange. Public affairs will meet with Al Carpenter. Council and Young Couples with Lloyd and Sue Gordon per Jean Bonnett.

Lorain County Farm Bureau Production Credit Association Ri 58 Oberlin Joan Leyshon Lorain County Madge Ahahart al Carpenter Council Lloyd Sue Gordon Jean Bonnett Tom Greene Greens

New U S food law described as political compromise

Washington DC The 1977 Food and Agriculture Act signed Sept 29 draws praise and criticism from American Farm Bureau Federation President Grant who calls it a political compromise that may harm agriculture long term and could push programs toward surplus buying. He supports research funding but opposes food stamp provisions that remove the purchase requirement, urging domestic food use and nutrition focus. The AFBF, with over 26 million member families, backs some concepts yet warns of price supports hindering foreign markets.

Washington, DC American Farm Bureau Federation Grant AFBF Farm Bureau

Twining Re-elected Lorain County Farm Bureau Leader

Raymond Twining of Huntington was re-elected president of the Lorain County Farm Bureau for the coming year. Jean Bennett of Henrietta will be vice president, Sue Gordon of Wellington secretary, and John Angersbach of Brownhelm treasurer.

Raymond Twining Huntington Lorain County Farm Bureau Jean Bennett Henrietta Sue Gordon Wellington John Angersbach Brownhelm Twining Angersbach Bennett Clarence Conrad Penfield Alan Carpenter John Glenn Howard Ecteanne

Pomona Grange Distributes Summer Funds in County

New London Grange members learned at their meeting that funds from the Huron County Fair food booth operation were divided equally among subordinate Granges. Proceeds from the chicken barbecue and self farm tour donations were sent to Friendly Hills Grange Youth Camp along the Muskongham River. Pomona subordinate and juvenile grange officers were installed ahead of the regular meeting.

Mary Alice Beck East River Road Columbia Staton Shadow Elyria Lions Club John J Grey Pilot Dogs, Inc of Columbus Pilot Dogs. Inc Susan Morahan Avon Alice Starkey Wakeman Vicki Tumbs Teresa Daniels New London Doug Dangerfield Elyria Dawn Bizorik Wellington Tom Dangerfield Huron County Friendly Hills Grange Muskongham River Pomona

Fight Johnson grass and protect Ohio crops this fall

Ohio State agronomist Dr Ed Stroube warns farmers Johnson grass spreads fast if untreated, cutting yields by half or more and can ruin crops within three years. He advises fall plowing and spring herbicide with soil incorporated materials to maximize control and notes the weed towers over crops and seeds in late summer.

Ohio Ed Stroube Ohio State University Soi

Farm Bureau rallies against federal irrigation limits in Oct 18 event

American Farm Bureau Federation plans a nationwide push starting October 18 to oppose a federal move to cap private farmland under irrigation. A one day Denver conference will discuss proposed 160 acre ownership limits and residency within 50 miles, as Interior Department Reclamation renews efforts. Allan Grant notes the plan could expand government control over land and water.

American Farm Bureau Federation Denver Cole Federal Secretary of the Interior Cecil Andrus Departments Bureau of Reclamation Allan Grant

Timber Cruising Team Earns Third in District Contest

The Timber Cruising Team from Lorain County Joint Vocational School placed third at the district contest held at Riverview High School in Warsaw. Reznick scored high with 330 of 500 points. he also finished third in the overall contest. Club advisors are Bull Beursken and Frank Eckler. Timber Cruising tests knowledge and selection of trees.

Future Farmers of America Lorain County Joint Vocational School Riverview High School Warsaw Dan Smith Becky Scott Scott Shipman Dave Reznick Brian Diederich Reznick Bull Beursken Frank Eckler

Cattle rustling tackled by computer in cattlemen effort

Elyria Industrial Equip describes a national program where cattlemen use direct cattle inspection at sale rings and end of day held reports to feed a computer database. When a match with stolen cattle occurs, law enforcement is alerted and arrests often follow.

Sloan Liniment Pioneer Funds Logan County Library

Earl Sloan, creator of a horse liniment later used for humans, built a Logan County legacy by funding a library in 1914. His estate financed Bellefontaine High School to establish a Sloan Industrial School vocational program.

North Rudge Eriks Tme Pinky Blue Logan County Earl Sloan Bellefontaine High School Sloan Industrial School

When Cows Watch Calves Pasture Duty Changes

In pasture groups mother cows share calf watching duties while others roam to graze. The practice lets calves stay safe as cows rotate tasks among themselves during field time.

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