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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1966

Page

17

Congress approves farm and child feeding expansion bill

Congress approved a package expanding farm programs and authorizing a school breakfast and lunch program funded by federal subsidies. It also backed a plan for cotton growers to vote on a grower financed market promotion and research program amid a broader overseas aid discussion through 1988.

Brenard Brenner Aaa Congress Up Terstead Washington UPI U.S

Farm Fogo County Holstein milk and fat records listed

Lorain County Holstein cows listed by the Holstein Friesian Association of America show milk and butterfat production. Bedebe Skyliner Ophelia produced 16 320 pounds of milk and 694 pounds of butterfat in 304 days. Bedebe Abeg weit Sparker Jill produced 16 270 pounds of milk and 636 pounds of butterfat in 311 days. Bedebe Audacious Sonja produced 15 280 pounds of milk and 620 pounds of butterfat in 317 days. Bedebe Mad cap Lucille produced 16 010 pounds of milk and 586 pounds of butterfat in 305 days.

Brattleeboro Lorain County Holstein- Friesian Association of America Bedebe Skyliner Ophelia Bedebe Bedebe Audacious Sonja Bedebe Madcap Lucille

Food price rise linked to low stocks and higher farm costs

Ohio State University economist Bruce Marion notes 1966 saw low beef and pork output boosting prices and feeding a chain reaction. Higher costs for processors and marketers reduced profits while dairy and grain markets tightened storage and production, lifting prices for bread and milk.

Columbus Bruce Marion Ohio State University Marion

United Nations Day Observed in North Ridgeville

North Ridgeville marks United Nations Day with a proclamation by Mayor Richard J. Noll. Mrs. Mary Lou Roman serves as local observance chair at 34222 Bainbridge Rd.

Nuk Ridgeville United Nations North Ridgeville Richard J. Noll Mary -Lou Roman Bainbridge i'Rd Noll

Market receipts rise while cattle prices edge lower across major Midwest markets

Slaughter steers and land heifers slid for the seventh straight week as 12 Midwest markets saw cattle receipts reach 199,000 head. Prices varied with steers and heifers mostly steady to 0.75 lower, cows and bulls mixed, hogs up slightly, and wholesale beef prices at Chicago near four month lows. Futures on live cattle fell 18.55 points on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

Chicago Indianapolis Sioux City Iowa Minnesota Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Ohio group aids victims of Inez in Haiti relief drive

The Ohio CROP program of the National Church Rural Overseas Program buys 180000 pounds of corn and wheat for immediate Haiti relief after Hurricane Inez. A survey notes 30 to 80 percent housing loss in Jacmel while 45000 food has been supplied. 1800 families will receive food for work plus non fat dry milk. seed and building supplies accompany the cargo aboard SS Charis with Port au Prince arrival slated for November 2.

Inez Haiti National Church Rural Overseas Program Radway Michigan Charis Philadelphia Port - Au - Prince U.S Miami Emergency Church World Service Ohio

Turkey price rise hits early Gobbler season costs

Washington reports show a higher holiday rise in turkey prices this year with wholesale rates between 39 and 39.5 cents per pound for large hens. The Agriculture Department notes no broad price support moves this season despite farm commodity concerns and a Freeman request to Congress for a $100 million annual milk subsidy.

Washington UPI Turkey Stote Department Congress

Birthday Rose Reverses a Hapless Day

A harried farm day ends with a surprise birthday bouquet and note. The author recounts a string of mishaps from a cracked bumper to a missing wallet, scorched pork chops, and three boys glued to TV. The rose gift restores hope as Emerson’s line echoes in the final moment.

Emerson

Carpet Selection and Care Class At Ag Center

A two hour class on carpet selection and care will be taught by Mrs. Ellen J. Burge at the Agricultural Center on Rt. 113 Murray Ridge Rd. The program covers carpet fiber types, construction, leaves padding and care. An evening session is planned for November 1 if enrollment is sufficient. reservations to Elyria Extension Service RD 2 Box 12. No charge.

Cooperative Extension Service Ellen J. Burge Rt. 113 Murray Ridge Rd Elyria

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