Student News page hints and local predator trapping effort
The column lists questions about school life and notes a new predator control program in Ohio. Trapper Dayton Parsons trains rural youth and 1 to 5 dollar bounties on fox pelts boost ~10 dollar pelt value with fur tax cut reducing demand. Conservation aims to control, not exterminate, foxes statewide.
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Ohio
Boy Scout
Dayton Parsons
Ohio Division of Conservation
Parsons
Lester Bailey
Wiley Fox
Armed Services
Division of Conservation
Winter feeding of wildlife begins across the state
Game protectors started last week to stock feeding stations with corn on the cob as a boost for pheasants and other game birds. Despite a milder winter forecast, the Division of Conservation will increase its feeding program this season.
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Division of Conservation
Elephants Now Used to Clean Up Blitzed Hamburg
A small church notes a fellowship supper in the Social Rooms with a Christmas decor theme. Attendees include Marilyn Tufts Bonnie Rae Sparks Lois Ann Tucker Joyce McCoy Juanita Latimer Cheerie Rauch Shirley Innis Rose Ann Gross Roma Brown Patricia Kelsey Paul Logeman Billy Ramsey Gordon Sloan Jimmy Rodehetfer Harriett Plumly. The text also lists several discharge updates from military service and a student homebound from studies at the Pre Medical University in Washington DC.
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Odist Church
Marilyn Tufts
Bonnie Rae Sparks
Lois Ann Tucker
Joyce McCoy
Juanita Latimer
Cheerie Rauch
Shirley Innis
Rose Ann Gross
Roma Brown
Patricia Kelsey
Paul Logeman
Billy Ramsey
Gordon Sloan
Jimmy Rodehetfer
Harriett Plumly
Legume Hay For Layers Confined Indoors
The article argues legume hay boosts egg production and reduces feather picking in indoor layers. It cites experiments showing 15 to 21 extra eggs per bird when hay is added to the ration at 5 to 7 pounds per year, alongside alfalfa meal. High quality clover, soybean, or alfalfa hay are suitable.
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D. ¢. Kennard
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Christmas Greetings and Family Visits Across Ohio
Cadet Jack Grady returned to Dayton after a West Point visit as guests of Mr and Mrs George Plumly and daughter. Roma Brown came home from Bowling Green State University for Christmas with Clyde and Mrs Brown. Mr and Mrs C J Plumly hosted Martha Baron from Columbus for Christmas with Eugene Baron family on Park Avenue. Edwin Rodeheffer and wife were called to Wapakoneta Sunday due to his mother's illness as Youth Fellowship at the Methodist church continues.
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Jack Grady
Dayton
George Plumly
State University
Clyde Brown
Martha Baron of
Columbus
Mrs
Eugene Baron
Park Avenue
Edwin Rodeheffer
Wapakoneta
Hutson's Store Thank You Note From Amelia Ohio Patrons
A local note expresses gratitude to friends and patrons for loyalty and cooperation during many years of business at Hutson's Store in Amelia Ohio.
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Hutson
Amelia
Ohio
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