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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1973
Page
11
A storyteller reflects on gender roles and physical work seen on farms and roadsides. Women who move potatoes face old stereotypes while solo unloading fifty 50 pound bags shows independence. The piece notes pride in capability and quiet defiance of traditional limits.
Julius Kadas, owner of ten Brooklyn Heights greenhouses and former Lorain County greenhouse worker, was honored by the Cleveland Farmers Club at its 31st annual recognition dinner for his use of artificial light in greenhouses.
Orchard owners fear deer damage to fruit trees due to rising deer populations. Spring nibbling and fall buck activity threaten young trees, especially peaches. Guidance on prevention available from the U S Interior Department in Columbus. Geothermal development could tap 15 000 to 30 000 megawatts on western lands. Hummingbirds feed on small insects and flower nectar.
Mrs. Fred Walker was elected Master of Oberlin Grange No. 1003. Officers include Charles Squires as overseer, Mrs. Russell Whitney and others. Meetings are held at the Grange Hall on South Main Street the second and fourth Tuesday each month.
An advertisement quotes Ed Krystowski of Krystowski Ford Tractor Sales promoting Ford sleeveless motors as stronger and longer lasting for agricultural tractors. He notes Ford began using the design in 1962 and describes rebuild options, urging customers to visit Rt. 18 west of Wellington for details. The piece also mentions a Chicago trend in wide sod laying and a Turkish note on fortune telling.
A caption notes a child in kindergarten at Copopa Elementary School playing near a puffball in a wooded area behind his home. The image credit goes to Carl Skalak Jr.
The 74th International Livestock Exposition will run November 19 to 23 at Chicago's International Amphitheater. Top beef cattle hogs and sheep will be shown. Over 300 cowboys compete for more than 10,000 dollars in prize money across bareback riding calf roping steer wrestling and Brahma bull riding. Grand champion lamb will be selected November 22 and champions for barrow and steer on November 24 with grand champion sale the same day. 30 plus 4-H teams and 40 college teams compete. tickets via International Livestock Exposition.
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