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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
9
The Clermont Courier launches a contest awarding a new Model 94 Winchester deer rifle to residents with a "One of One Thousand" engraved on the rifle. Only 20 prizes issued. entries require a photo of the engraved barrel and a notarized ownership letter. Selection by postmark priority, with Universal Pictures aiding.
Our sincere sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs Clayton Henson on the death of their baby boy who lived five days after birth on May 29 at Spears Hospital. Congratulations to Miss Rena Mae Woodruff and Kenneth Bolender both of Georgetown who were married on Saturday June 3. Recent visitors of Mr and Mrs John Klum Cincinnati were Mr and Mrs Russ
Missouri congressman George H Christopher, a member of the House Agriculture Committee, urged raising the PMA Agricultural Conservation Program appropriation from 282.5 million to 400 million. He argued soil conservation is critical and that PMA has paid for itself through farmer incomes and taxes, calling for a higher overall allocation.
Mrs. Carl Ungelhuem wins a one year subscription for a photo of her son Paul held by Carl Ungelhuem on the James Brown farm near Batavia Ohio Route 222. Entries invited with names dates ages and camera type for future prizes.
Beef breeding from Angus Shorthorn and Hereford breeds is now available through artificial insemination. The same dairy technicians carry beef semen, available to all farmers signed up in the County Dairy Service. Contact Charles Cutler Milford 5817 or 5013 for details.
Wheat acreage allotments will be in effect for the 1951 wheat crop according to Thomas Hill, County PMA Chairman, who says the Department of Agriculture will proclaim them each year unless a national emergency exists. The national allotment is based on estimated needs after accounting for wheat on hand July 1, 1950, with planting within the 1951 allotment a requirement for eligibility for a price support.
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