Tobacco sales outlook tied to health report delay
Washington based report notes that cigarette production may rise again next year due to population and income growth, aiming for another all time high after 1963. The Public Health Service conducts a scientific smoking and health study due to be completed later this year, delaying forecast certainty on sales impact.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Public Health Service
Restoring 18th Century French Fort at Louisbourg
Halifax Nova Scotia restoration of the 18th Century French fort at Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island is set to cost 12 million dollars and cover two square miles by 1957. The fort changed hands in 1743 and again in 1758 during colonial conflicts. Unemployed Cape Breton coal miners have been retrained as carpenters bricklayers and stone cutters for the project.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Louisbourg
Cape Brewn Island
Canada
France
Cape Breton
Holsteins Featured in Waterloo Show at National Dairy Congress
More than 500 Registered Holstein dairy animals from 15 states gathered at Waterloo Town for the National Dairy Cattle Congress from Sunday to October 5. Premiums promote outstanding records with lactation data showing milk and butterfat averages across age classes, highlighting the Holstein-Friesian Association of America figures.
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Waterloo
Town
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Haalstein-Friesian Assn
America
U.S
Holstein Association
Waterloo Exposition
Carlier
Herrick brothers irrigate Ohio orchard via Turnpike water
The Herrick brothers on Oberlin Road gain irrigation by piping water from a pond formed in a large Turnpike landfill across Oberlin Road. They expect to cover 6 to 7 acres this season, increasing apple size by one grade and earning about $1 extra per bushel on 12 000 bushels annually sold at the Cleveland market.
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Herrick Brothers
Guilford
Robert
Herrick
Oberlin Rd
Herricks
Turnpike Commission
Cleveland
Safer farming tips from agrany agency caution workers
The extension office urges practical safety steps for farmers including wearing close fitting clothes, keeping machines shut off before leaving seats, using shields, carrying a fire extinguisher and first aid kit, and removing debris from exhaust. Studies show most farm accidents occur midmorning and midafternoon. breaks and alertness reduce risk.
Local farmer Edgar Jones seeks state plowing title
Wellington reports Edgar Jones of Jones Road, longtime farmer and Holstein dairy operator, competes in the state plowing match after winning the area contest. With 24 years in farming and about 100 acres plowed, his nerves steady once plowing starts, aiming for a clean, fully grassed field before spring rains test the soil.
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Wellington
Edgar Jones
Jones Rd
Jones
Turkey prices rise as Ohio crop grows
COLUMBUS. Ralph L Baker an Ohio State University extension marketing specialist predicted turkeys will sell around 25 cents per pound this fall, higher than last fall’s 2 to 27 cent specials. He noted the turkey crop is up about 11 percent but demand will outstrip supply as 3001 birds will be less than three quarters of US consumption, requiring shipments from other states and lifting prices above the national average.
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Columbus
UPI
Ralph L. Baker
Ohio State University Extension
Baker
Reds Edge Opponents With One-Run Margin Runs
The 1940 pennant champions Cincinnati Reds secured four one run wins and suffered seventeen losses by a single run, underscoring tight games in their pennant season.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Officers of Grange to be installed
Clarkfield Mrs Myron Allgood will install the officers at the Clarksfield Subordinate Grange meeting on Oct 11. Mrs Gordon Byron presided over her first meeting Friday evening. Members discussed marking money for community service projects and planned an officers meeting tonight. Mrs Harold Smith reported on the visit and treat to the Huron County Retarded Children's class. Mrs Allgood reported on the recent Huron County Pomona Grange meeting at Townsend.
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Clarksfield
Myron’ Allgood
Wake‘man
Gordon Byron
Agriculture short course offered at Ohio State University
Applications are being accepted for the seventh annual eight week short course in agriculture at Ohio State University from January 6 to February 28, 1964. Sponsored by the College of Agriculture and Home Economics, the program provides non credit instruction in farm business and science topics. Certificates awarded upon completion, five new courses added, 21 subjects total, scholarships from various organizations range 75 to 150 dollars, applications due December 24 or until filled.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio State
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Chester
Hutchison
College
Norwalk Sheriff Warns of Door-to-Door Siding Contracts
NORWALK Ohio sheriff John Borgia warned residents to beware of nonresident door to door salesmen selling house siding. A Greenwich area resident filed a complaint of misrepresentation after siding installation began. No action will be taken. residents should consult an attorney and deal with reputable local firms.
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Norwalk
Huron County
John Borgia
Nouse
Greenwich
Borgia
LaGrange Homemakers Meet for Crochet Project
LaGrange Homemakers plan the next regular meeting at 10 am in October at Mrs. Roland Illendr’s home 2260 Royalton Rd. The crochet project is crochet work. Bring one skein of cotton rug yarn and one No 5 afghan crochet hook. A screen dinner will be served at noon with craft on hand.
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Lagrange
Roland
Illendr'x
Royalton Rd
Farm Drama Farm Show Attracts 100000 Attendees
More than 100000 farmers expected at the 1963 Farm Drama in New Knoxville from Thursday to Saturday. The event features 90 exhibits and demonstrations including tours to the New Idea Farm Equipment Co in Coldwater, free bus transport, and tours timed 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. daily. Ohio state plowing contests run Friday and Saturday with contour and level land contests. Trophies provided by New Idea and Farm Quarterly. Corn field demonstrations cover 100 acres with narrow row planting and a two row pull type New Idea corn picker. Sheep dug trials and state entries on Friday and finals Saturday.
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Midwest
New Idea Farm Equipment Co
Coldwater
New Idea
Ohio State
New Idea Farm Equipment Company
Farm Quarterly Magazine
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