Gleaner Combines Promote Harvest Relief at Scheafer Garage
Harvest headaches inspired an ad for Gleaner combines at Jim Scheafer Garage on Route 76 Belden. The center line design promises maximum flotation and traction in mud and sand, with features like a spacious platform, hydrostatic steering, and a comfortable cab to fight operator fatigue.
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Gleaner
Jim Scheafer
Rt. 76
Belden
Jim Scheafer Garage
Everything goes on the block at Good's Auction
Good's Auction House in Creston hosts a weekly Monday sale where surplus eggs and poultry from four counties mix with a wide array of goods including clothing tools and household items. Merchandisers and residents can stock up on fruits vegetables and berries for canning or freezing while enjoying the auction atmosphere. For estate liquidations and special sales contact Ford Good in Seville or John Rodgers in Creston.
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Good
Creston
Creston Poultry and Egg Auction
Ford Good
Seville
John Rodgers
Companies challenge FDA ban on DES growth promoters
Chemetron Corporation Hess and Clark and Dawes Laboratories filed a federal petition in Chicago seeking review of the FDA order banning the manufacture and use of DES diethylstilbestrol compounds to promote cattle and sheep growth with a deadline of December 31 1972.
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Chicago
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Chemetron Corporation
Hess and Clark
Rhodia Inc
Ashland
Dawes Laboratories Inc
FDA
New Mexico Declares Chili and Beans Official State Produce
SANTA FE New Mexico officials announce chili pepper and frijole bean as the official state vegetable in an August proclamation by Gov Bruce King highlighting vitamins A and C. SALIDA Colorado authorities deem any sport likely to frighten horses illegal and ban dog fighting as a misdemeanor.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Bruce King
Salida
Colo
Moutain
Night ride into the Six Days Trials in Czechoslovakia
The narrator travels from Austria into Czechoslovakia for the International Six Days Motorcycle Trials in the Krakonose Mountains near the Polish border. He notes contrasts with Austria, observes peasant farms and sugar beets, describes border delays and a bus breakdown, and arrives in Spindleruv with welcome banners, flags, and a lively, cautious mood among riders and locals.
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Czechoslovakia
Austria
Krakonose Mountains
Spindleruv
Savoy Hotel
Cholera Outbreak Triggers Hog Shipment Ban in Ohio
Columbus reports a cholera outbreak leading to a ban on shipping hogs into Ohio from nine states including North Carolina Georgia and Indiana. Officials say 57 hogs were killed near Wapakoneta and the embargo may be lifted for slaughter hogs under inspection. The Indiana to Kentucky embargo was set to end at midnight Sunday.
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Columbus
Ohio
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
Agriculture Department
Wapakoneta
Penfield farmer sells herd starts over after 30 years
Penfield dairy farmer Mike Yarosh sold his 160 head Holstein herd to Fred McCown Jr. of Anderson. He plans a Hawaii trip in January before resuming farming with five young heifers. The cattle were mostly born on the Yarosh farm and won state and national awards. The family, with three grown children, rebuilt after a 1969 barn fire and now plans a gradual return to dairy farming.
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Penfield
Mike Yarosh
Yarosh
Marie
Hawaii
Fred McCown Jr
Anderson, D.C
Northern Ohio Breeders Association
Lorain County
Ohio Holstein Association
Chicago
Patricia
Kenneth
Vietnam
William
Weatherman Dick Goddard to speak at Lorain County Farm Bureau
WJW-TV weatherman Dick Goddard will speak at the Lorain County Farm Bureau annual meeting with a dinner at Keystone High School starting 7:30 p.m. The talk titled Six Inches Of Partly Cloudy will cover tornadoes with a film shown. POLICY RESOLUTIONS and public official suggestions will be voted on, and a board member election will occur.
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Dick Goddard
Wjw-Tv
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Keystone High School
Alan Carpenter
Goddard
Jim Buchs
Ohio Agriculture Dept shifts toward city consumer role
Columbus AP reports the Ohio Agriculture Department now spends about 80 percent of its effort on protecting city dwelling consumers rather than farmers. Deputy Director M David Urmston says the shift reflects a legislature increasingly dominated by urban concerns. The department’s budget has more than doubled in a decade to over 4 million dollars, with 300 inspectors now monitoring meat, milk, produce, bakers, bottling plants, and fairs while still providing seed and fertilizer testing.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Ohio Agriculture Department
M. David Urmston
Urmston
Eugene Abercrombie
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