LaGrange teen earns FFA top honor Bequest degree awarded
Donald C Seabold of LaGrange received the FFA Bequest degree at the 4th annual convention in Kansas City Missouri. The Keystone High School FFA member is the first Lorain County agriculture student to win the national honor. George Hyatt educator at Keystone praised Seabold as part of a farming partnership with Lea and Mr Ackerman of LaGrange.
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Future Farmers of America Sfea
Donald C. Seabold
LaGrange
Keystone
FFA
Kansas City
Lorain County
George Hyatt
Seabold
Lea Ackerman
Beef demand forecast to rise amid efficiency gaps says experts
Experts predict beef demand in the United States will grow about 45 percent over the next decade. Cattle on feed may reach 29 million by 1980 with 8 million other beef cattle, and per capita consumption could hit 117 pounds annually. Total production may need 26.4 billion pounds by 1980, including 3.8 billion from veal and beef from dairy cattle, though Warwick warns industry efficiency lags behind crops and poultry.
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U.S
H. J Hodgson
Cooperative State Research Service
E. J. Warwick
USDA
Expert combine operators cut soybean harvest losses
Expert combine operation can keep soybean harvest losses down to about 3 percent. Ohio shows average annual losses of 10 to 12 percent. D. M. Egg of Ohio State University notes higher pay for expert operators. Key steps include locating and measuring losses and adjusting machines. The guide is available from D M Egg at Ohio State University. Seabold earns American Farmer Degree. 471 members received honors at the 43rd FFA convention with 12,000 attendees.
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Ohio
D. M. Egg
Ohio State University
D. M. Bgg
Agricultural Engineering Department
Neil Ave
Columbus
FFA
Seabold
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hyatt
Allis-Chalmers 190 Tractor Ad Features Power and Pace
Jim Schaefer of Belden on Rt. 76 markets the Allis-Chalmers 190 diesel delivering 77.20 horsepower. The ad touts rapid field work with 30 to 40 acres daily plowing and 85 acres daily cultivating, plus rider comfort, visibility, and a smooth power clutch for shifting.
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Allis-Chalmers
Jim Schaefer
Rt. 76
Belden
Town and identity in a nostalgic autumn memory
A reflective piece on small town life and personal identity. It traces a girl’s vision of hometown belonging from childhood to adulthood, contrasting close social knowledge with the pull toward broader life beyond the town. The narrator recalls a specific evening walk, school events, and a diary that marks growing up and the struggle to become somebody.
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Bank Americaid
Church Street
A&p
Doc McQueen
Congregational Church
Chekhov
Cleveland Avenue
Ravenna Federal Land Bank sets Nov. 5 meeting date
The annual meeting of the Ravenna Federal Land Bank will be held Thursday Nov 3 1970 at noon at the Chicken Manor Restaurant 2256 Rt 59 midway between Kent and Ravenna. Shareholders and interested persons are invited to attend with speaker Miss Gertrude Knott detailing Laughter on the Turnpike. The Land Bank has over three quarter billion dollars in loans in the Four-State area and is farmer owned. For financial needs call 296 3426 or visit 111 E Main St Ravenna.
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Federal Land Bank of
Ravenna
Chicken Manor
Rt. 59
Kent
Gertrude Knott
Department of Information and Research
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Federal Land Bank
E. Main St
Greenhouse Owners Plan Meetings To Air Problems
Lorain County Extension Service will host three sessions inviting greenhouse operators and interested parties. Sessions run 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at Ruetnik Gardens 26 £ Schaaf Road Cleveland, 3:30 to 8:30 at Columbia Greenhouse 11309 Northwest River Road Columbia Station, and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Gene Riegelsberger Greenhouse 48749 Detroit Road Avon. Ohio State University and Ohio Agriculture Research and Development Center experts will answer questions.
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Ruetnik Gardens
Schaaf Road
Cleveland
Columbia Greenhouse, Inc
Carroll Bartter and Son
Northwest River Road
Columbia Station
Gene Riegelsberger
Detroit Road
Avon
Ohio State University
Ohio Agriculture Research and Development Center
Wooster
Countians to Attend Farm Bureau Confab
Lorain County will send four voting delegates to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Columbus November 18 to 20. Delegates include Alan Carpenter Tom Younglas Louis Morlock and Frank Bishich. Alternates are Lewis Merex James Plas LaGrange Charlotte Bislich and Thane Morlock. Policy suggestions from the Lorain County meeting were forwarded to the State Policy Development Committee for study.
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Loram County
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Alan Carpenter
Columbia Station
Tom Younglas
Grafton
Louis Morlock
Columbia
Lorain County Federation
Sax
Oho
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
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All Area Greenhouse Opera
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Arthur Walkden
Lorain County Agriculture
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Ohio Committee
Creston Livestock Sales
Creston
Ford Goods
Seville
Creston Poultry & Egg Auction
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