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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
4
Local opportunity seeks a reliable person from this area to manage a full line of cigarettes, candy, nuts, and gum through new vending machines. Requires car, references, and $700 cash capital secured by inventory. earnings up to $300 monthly part time, more full time. Personal interview by mail to P.O. Box 156 Rochester MN.
The family Iris Board and Harvey Board express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for prayers and sympathy during Carl Beard’s illness and after his death on June 13 special thanks go to Rev and Mrs Paul Sorenson for comforting words.
Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed proposals by July 9 1957 for four bituminous treatment projects on State Routes 302 301 548 and 604 in Ashland and Wayne counties. Proposals 1–4 unify as one contract with October 1 1957 completion and a $5450.60 certified bid deposit. Plans available in Columbus and at the division deputy director. The state may reject any bid.
Farmers on land with no wheat seeded for grain in 1955 56 or 57 may apply for a 1958 wheat acre allotment according to Ray mond R Clapsaddle chairman of the Stark County ASC Committee. Applications must be made in writing to the county ASC Committee by July 1 1957. Blank forms are available at the ASC county office.
The Dalton Rotary Club viewed a film titled The Main Street Merchant during the Monday dinner at the Methodist Church. C A Carter of J C Penney Massillon introduced guest Starrell of Ambridge Pa and Rev Paul Price chaired the program.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee with W H Henneberry of Michigan State University argues fertilizer raises corn and hay yields per acre. Extra bushels and forage come from building soil, yielding low cost production, higher net returns per unit, and funds for new farm goods.
Iowa State College agronomist J A ysta cites Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urging lime on acidic soils to maximize fertilizer and crop gains. Proper lime use depends on soil testing to avoid over or under application and boost legume yields and insect control.
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