News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 27

Mansfield, Newt-Jownid 27 Sunday, April 17, 1SS N-J Farmers' Corner House Passes Banking Bill COLUMBUS (iNS) A bill pre-tenting the three Societies for Savings in Ohio from carrying deposits for withdrawal by check jas been Oiio Fair Ex-Teacher ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS STORM DOORS AWNINGS Home Comfort Specialists" McMAHAH SUPPLY Inc. 694 Springmill Ph. 1322-8 passed 116 8 by the Ohio House rl 1 iriV.0."! Jolonan ricked Polio SIioh'm Decline WASHINGTON (IT)-The Public Health Service said yesterday that 61 new cases of polio were reported in the week ending April 9, This compares ulth 97 esses reportel in the comparable week Farm Buy societies, located at Cleveland. COLUMBUS (INS) "The Show Sprtnfiieia, and Marietta, from ac eeotina deoositi from eorrforations Windows of Ohio" is the new sJo- 'Willows Planted At Clear Fork Lake organized for profit. The adopted by the Ohio Fair I I I i i of last year.

becomes effective July 1 of MX x.tnigfTt Association. '''f" Th association (lid it belie Cn ill Toe out sponsor. Rep. bill sponsor. Rep.

Robert mis aiucaa cuuttii wc uuc men By ROBERT IIILLIARD Work Unit CoasenratioaJst Clifford Smith, former vocational Jnhnson (R-Medina). and the iv of fairs they reflect the We 1 tiltfa flltur ninv unfrip of the community Taniagei ana see 10 enjoy au ine nnn Hid The new slogan will be used at advantazes" of a bank's capital' M. i which start agriculture teacher in Indiana, bas come to Richland County to operate the James Araetf farm. Last week he became soil conservation district Cooperator and SOS Windows structure. dent fairs July 1923 at Wellston.

The ne smog wmcn covtrea Minaoni cropping- aiff plaBS to nlow December, 1952. was blamed der 0, fertUtor on "CORK'S" LITTLE FLUMBEI in for four thousaud deaths. strips going to com. This is a good start and we wish Gift a lot of I (J A I 1 I BASEMENT WINDOW inn I i D0U3LE HUNG WINDOW (do dow't vjaxx until CONSII-T I FOR FREE ESTIMATES UTT Dl ACTTD CAI i I luck. John Morley, soil conservation district cooperator three miles southwest of Mansfield at Alta, BEFORE i completed an SCS engineered farm fDUPLmr4 PLUMBIM6 OS DISPLAY GLASS LINED WATER HEATERS 10 TEAR GUARANTEE Heater and Averse Installation Only Per Month, Added to Your Monthly Gas Bill.

am -ii. CALLS pond this week. Strip cropping and a soil building rotation are also part of his basic soij conservation plan. We also laid out 12 acres of strip cropping on the George Miller farm southeast of Mansfield. This makes a total of 129 acres of strips laid out on this farm to date.

A plant materials specialist visited our county last week and gave us some assistance on planting 800 purple willow (a dwarf type) at the Mansfield Clear Fork Reservoir in order to control shoreline FUTURE FARMERS ON TOUR Juniors in Richland County Schools who are members of Future Farmers of America chapters were guests of the local Farm Bureau on a trip to Springfield last-week. The FFA boys, accompanied by their instructors, toured a modern feed plant and truck assembly plant in Springfield. The trip was planned by a Farm Bureau committee in cooperation with ciunty Vocational Agriculture instructors. Committee members were Dcrald Darling, chairman; Daniel Fuhrer and Ralph Hulit, all board members. FFA members, shown above, left to right, are Howard Rider, Lucas; Noel Culler, Lucas; Tom Kill.

Shelby; Leo Messersmith, Shelby; Bob Barber, Shelby; Jerry Marshall, Shelby; Charles Lifer, Butler; Lowell Algire, Butler; Glenn Tore, Butler; Dick Kuhn. Butler; Eugene Hamman. Shiloh; Howard Cuppy. Shiloh; Bill Moon, Shelby; Marvin Pifer, Union; Lawrence Laribee, Union; Roger Steele, Ollie Cole, Tom Kranz, Bill Reynolds, Larry Humbert and Kermit Noble, all of Shiloh. Mansfield Structural VI All and Got a New RHEEM For Plumbing of its best Call Phone 1698- Automatic WateRHeoter erosion on tho, west side or tne Erecting Company 429 Park Are.

E. Thone 4215 1 RESIDENCE CASEMENT NOWi lake. Lester Cullan. patrolman at SllOlVS 10 I Cr LCIlt UVCTVaSO. tne lane, pianieu me wuiows.

aiany thanks to Les. The county agent and sFarhi Income Drop Reported my pla met with a committee represent ANTRICAN PLUMBING 311 E. Third St. Phone 2440-6 Just Off Ashland Road county Class schools to bill is before fV a npakinff nrncram as By PAUL WHITE price, received skidded the 10 that $50,000 (a Congress now to increase this to Farm Bureau cent well as a tour has been arranged, i ounty Educational Director A survey made by a gram ler- 173,000 a year lor two years witn We hope that projects like this will you can any on ihiim DO THE JOB RIGHT wiTh TONCAM GALVANIZED CULVERT PIPE income is slipping sociation in Minnesota) v. im-h schools arc paid 4 cents per help the teachers learn a little Net farm farm ic luinru up inc Jl tenia an nuut inni mi an iiiiik uihi iuuuii more about soil and water con-the pay for operating a scrvation.

I ready last and a sur- farmers. The survey made by sev-jing a certain base period certain base periixl he -1 UA fnrmnit fH. a A school dues not have to 1 cfni(t rial HI un- hi ii 11 3 a pin iiiu.i,i v- ra nKl vpy ucmg nmuunru i omists and accountant bureaus, in-have a sthool lunch program to trrviewed farm families in the participate and schools not tlistri WriKht threw in a burglar alarm! Minnesota farming area 10 year-old German Shepperdj The 1954 net farm income has doe named "Ouecnie" when he been revised in tie latest i sold his auto repair shop to Tho mas Rice. state collecting data that showed buting milk last year come un-the farmer in the lowest waeder the 3 cents per half pint allow-group. The 31 cents covers both the ance.

labor and manacement efforst of i With the four-cent allowance on the farmer and represents an the second half pint of milk pur-amount much smaller than if the; chased by the youngsters, this av-farmer would sell out and invest erages about two cents per half his money on a five "per cent pint for that second helping of Ireport "Farm Income Situation (which now shows a 10 per rent drop lof net farm income in 1954. Earlier Ireports had estimated the drop as ibcina only six per cent but the analysis shows that there was a I four per cent additional drop le-jyond the calculations. Reason giv ien for the drop in net income as I "low er average prices of farm i products accompanied by only a (Slight reduction in farn Farmers faced with a cost price Uoupeie continued to pay within est bais. jinilk. The survey turned up figures to! Richland Supplied in Diametern of H' 18 24" In InRthi of 8', 12', 11', 16' County schools have Mr.

Fixit Set show that farmers interviewed had been slow in applying and putting an average investment of nearly the program in operation. The plan $38,000 with an average net income is calculated to get more milk to of $1,736. i school age children while reducing The survey covered records of the dairy product urpluses in the I hi. farm fnr Ihit nast five vears cnuntrv. Dialing Yur Itltphont MainUnanc i low and orolioi I aiy.

Juit pout if) pocko9 of tail ana1 tvra ena twitch. Thal'i all. Taw SAVE ON THESE SPRING "FIX UP" SPECIALS NOW Real Bargains Tremendous Savings one per cent of 1953 costs on pro-an(j tne highest yearly net income Boards of education are urged to duction items, goods and services, jor the farms was $2,616 apply for the milk program in the itaxes, interest and wajes while the schools through the State Depart abwcyl kova tail mm laa. Savlngt mi than cavar lha aiaatfcly Complete Stmk Including; Fitting. ConnectlnR Band, Tre, FJI, Crohe UOEGELE BROS.

Of the 3.5H8 sthnols in the state, mcnt of Education. aeymanli. Thn Ilia ill- nr ii yavri. "0 PORK only 1,520 are taking advantage of the Special School Milk program. The Agricultural Act of 1954 pro- Andersen Windows Carey Roofing Weiser Lock Sets Insulite Products BOB THOMAS HOME IMPROVEMENTS Alaminara MlnHuwt.

Paara. Awaiaga, rilac, Pnrrh Kaclatar! and jloir. rkoaa I.O 2 Math 'The Old Reliable Gef compfete dtfois NOW Phone KL-6792 FEM SALES 156 Gibson V'xlZ" White Pine Shelving Boards 13e Lineal Ft. Ixw'k Sets Holly Inside Sets Were $2.0 Now .90 Only I Few hog market men expert pork to hit the $20 mark even by the July peak in 1955. If- this be true, the pork will have the lowest summer price since 1940 Heavy marketing of hogs the big rea son given for the drop.

rhonc 3134-6 Farm JXvtrs 207 N. Main St. Hvivis WASHINGTON rw mmmt Do-lt-Yourself and SAVE! this woek, hf AKnculliirr Df-parl which SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Buy Direct From The Factory It Costs Less to Buy The Best SUN MASJER ALUMINUM AWNINGS-Patios Door Hoods Ml mrnt hat extended arras in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, I-ouisi-ana, Mississippi and Tennessee which are regulated to control movements of the white fringad beetle. The beetle, which due not fly, does the most damage as a drub in the soil. It attacks root of cotton, tobacco, pcar.uts, corn, sugarcane, clover, veet potatoes and other field crops.

prices to some extent might prompt the consumer to buy more pork. Meat puckers report that they will make money this year whereas they claim losses on hog operations last year. An abundance of beef is also weighting heavily on pork prices. Last year when pork was not as plentiful, people switched to beef. Meat men claim that the consumer has not realized that pork is turning into a good buy at the meat counter these days.

12'x12" Prefinlshed Special Per Onlv Day Sq. INSULATION Loose Fill Batt Type In Cost With Minnflo Rubber Base M.9S C.al. 130 Colors Ft. For Both Scrulilicr PLANKING Various Widths 12' WASHINGTON (Wi-The Agri Over the past 35 years thr na- and Vacuum culture Ilepart merit has said i ion's disposable income spent for that the insecticide lleptarhlur ha pork has declined fiom 3 5 per cent in 1919 to 2 per cent in 1954. during the same period the per been found highly effect.

vc and safe fir con'rol of alfalfa Roof Coating 5 C.al. Can Only each Phone 7372-6 weevil, a new threat to pasture spent beef rust from 2 fi (iarago Siding T2C Lineal Foot FOR THE BEST In Quality In Prire In Service Deal ith For Full Details y. ci 1 1 Hi per cent to 2 8 per cent. Promotions on the consumption of pork may be the answer ac cording to some marketing offi crops in tne eastern i The department recommends applying four ounces of the chemical per acre of alfalfa and su gets that April is a good unit to apply i Open Mon. Eve.

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