4-H poster contest winner and LaGrange rider member
A Lorain County 4-H poster contest winner, in her seventh year in 4-H and member of the LaGrange Sod Busters, is a junior at Lorain County Vocational School. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Reinders of Route 301 LaGrange. Both winners say 4-H taught them much through their involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Lorain County
Bob Radachi
Terri Reinders
Bob
John Radachi
Middle Ave
LaGrange Sod Busters
Midview High School
Ohio State University
Terri
SBA loan rules widen access for family farmers
Washington UPSI The Nelson Javits reform directs SBA to make all programs, including lending, available to family farmers. New rules pair SBA and FMHA cooperation, encourage using FMHA when eligible, and prevent back and forth referrals. Both agencies retain loan options for applicants and advise on best programs. SBA offices ready to handle farmer applications by late October.
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Washington
UPI
Small Business Administration
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
SBA
Nelson
Ford
Farmers Home Administration
FMHA
CLEA
4-H Marketing Symposium Set for Chicago Action
The 26th National 4-H Marketing Symposium in Chicago highlights marketing procedures with a three day program hosted by the Board of Trade. 4-H members nationwide will tour facilities attend seminars and observe elevator operations and futures markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Board
Lorain County
It’s a girl Paula born after long wait in 25 years
The family reveals Paula, born October 19 with brown hair and green eyes, celebrating her arrival after a quarter century. They proclaim she will shape the household, guide fashion, and guard traditions while marrying into their son and joining a male dominated world.
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Paula
Lorain County 1974 Agriculture Census Highlights
The 1974 Census of Agriculture shows Lorain County farms sold 27.54 million dollars of products, with 1,209 farms total. Production expenses reached 20.42 million, and the average farm size fell from 177 to 166 acres. Value per acre rose from 604 to 855 dollars, lifting average farm value to 142,200 dollars. Forty farms reported sales of 2,500 or more in 1974, down from 698 in 1969.
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Lorain County
U.S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Bureau
Census Bureau
New London Grange Woman Wins Ribbons at Meeting
Mrs Ro Preslan chaired the New London Grange meeting where she earned blue ribbons for an embroidered luncheon cloth and a notebook. She received a Pomona blue ribbon from the National Grange and a county green ribbon from the Ohio State Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Sella Preslan
National Grange
Ohio State Grange
New London Grange
Columbus
Lawrence Snyder
Willard Grange
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Soil and Water Association
Home Freezer Service
Ohio
Ohio Department OF Agriculture
Cook Oumsted Falls
F.W. Hornbeck JR
Pillsbury
Huron
Eyes Marketing
Cooperative Extension Service
United States
Sitle
Pat Leimbach
John Vogel
Huron County
Friendly Hills
Jim Schaefer
Belden
Elyria
Coe
H.P
Ravin Atta Os Amin
Krystowski Ford Tractor Sales
Rte
West of
Good's Auction House
Wounmsu
Sele
Creston
Grange
Wayne
Kipton Elevator Ass'n
Kipton
Tor Carbadox
Battminth
Rasemark Tor Pyresttil
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