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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1956

Page

12

County Cancer Crusade Opens House To House Drive For Funds

The Lancaster County Cancer Crusade begins a house to house fund drive on Monday April 2 under the County and City divisions led by Mrs Donald Brown and Mrs G Theodore Stork. County chairmen cover 72 communities including Adamstown Bird-in-Hand Columbia Ironville Washington Boro Denver East Petersburg Elizabeth town Florin Gap Gordonville Holtwood Lampeter Landisville Leola Leacock Bareville Lititz Lititz RD Rothsville Manheim Mastersonville Marietta Maytown Millersville Mount Joy Mountville Nettsville New Providence Paradise Reamstown Rohrerstown Safe Harbor Smoketown Witmer Terre Hill Bowmansville Salunga South Willow Terrace Strasburg and others.

Lancaster County Cancer Crusade Donald Brown G. Theodore Stork Adamstown Jane Emes Phares Seed Brownstown Jack Maser Christiana Robert B. Walter Churchtown-Goodville Donald S Shirk Columbia- Ironville-Washington Boro Carl Huber Denver Leonard Smith East Petersburg Charles W. Gross Elizabethtown Martin Risser Florin Alvin Yingst Gap George Beacher Gordonville Walter Kellenberger Holtwood Bethesda Buck Chestnut Level Pequea Rawhasville D Smith Intercourse Lampeter Harry Mentzer Landisville Grace Nissley Leola Leacock Bareville Lititz Kissel Hall Lititz RD Rothsville Wiliam N. Young Hiram Eberly Manheim Mastersonville Ruth Eckert Marietta Anthony Albana Maytown Hazel Crankshaw Millersville Robert C Smith Junior Chamber of Commerce Mount Joy Charles E Ashenfelter David Myers Lions Club Mountville Phillips Women’s Guild Trinity Lutheran Churen Nettsville J Weursch New Providence Smithville H. Rutland Paradise David Krusen Reamstown Reinhold Schnoeck Stevens Reamstown RD Adam Schlack Paul Hassler Rohrerstown Garfield Fellman Women’s Fire Auxiliary J. W. Brinser Safe Harbor E. T

Spring Mill Farm Ayrshires Honored for Top Production

The Spring Mill Farm Ayrshire herd at Malvern earns national recognition in the Ayrshire Herd Test Division for 50 to 75 cows. Five dozen producers average 1038 pounds of milk at 41 percent and 43 pounds of butterfat actual, placing them among the top U.S. Ayrshire herds for the month.

Ayrshire Spring Mill Farm Malvern

Poultry Processing Update from Philadelphia Apr 4

USDA reports processing of ice packed young chickens with good demand for sizes 2 4 and under and fair for other sizes. Supplies ample with steady hen demand far beyond turkeys. regional totals show Maryland 78000 No Delaware 42000 No Virginia 13000 No Massachusetts 17000 No. Wholesale prices for Grade A quality large lots to butchers in cents per lb.

Philadelphia USDA Maryland Delaware Virginia Mass

Long Bow and Arrow Legal for Carp Fishing in Pa

Harrisburg Pa long bows and arrows become legal tools for taking carp after Governor Leaders signature and Archery Carp amendment. The measure backed by the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs allows bow fishing with license required and notes a statewide trout season ban applies to bow fishing from March 14 to April 15.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania William Voigt, Jr Pennsylvania Fish Commission George Leader Pennsylvania Federation of Sportmen’s Clubs Voigt

Poultry Price Range Report Mixed Across Types

The document lists varied price ranges for broilers and hens by grade and count, including fryers at 28 to 29 cents, roasters at 25 to 27 cents, and heavy type birds from 27 to 29 cents, with other entries showing 4 to 7 cent spreads and unit counts such as 312 and 452. A few entries are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate general market pricing for poultry categories.

Irrigation Topic Of Friday Meet

N H Wooding extension engineer from Pennsylvania State University will present an illustrated discussion on Commonwealth irrigation practices at a countywide meeting tonight at the Farm Bureau Building Dillerville Road Lancaster. The meeting opens at 8 pm and will cover water supplies soil types amounts of water required system types and costs as it addresses rainfall shortfalls in Pennsylvania.

N H Wooding Pennsylvania State University Farm Bureau Dillerville Road Lancaster Pennsylvania

Spring Hill Farm earns Constructive Breeder Award for herd

Spring Mill Herd Production Record at Spring Hill Farm Malvern reports a 41 head herd producing an average 11251 pounds of milk and 463 pounds of butterfat with twice daily milking. All animals are bred or owned by the same breeder for at least four years. Mao Tse-tung told the Soviet Communist party communism would win world victory under Soviet leadership.

Spring Hill Farm Malvern Mao Tse-tung Red

Railroads Extend Cut Rates for Furloughed Servicemen

The nation's railroads renew their cut rate fare policy for furloughed service men traveling in uniform at their own expense. The program, set to expire January 31, 1957, continues for another year. Mae B Barton of Penn State Extension notes ironing requires smooth long strokes for best results.

G.i’s Mae B Barton Penn State Extension

I May Purchase Tax Free Round Trip Tickets

The note states the buyer can purchase tax free round trip coach tickets for not more than 2025 cents a mile, a saving of about one cent per mile.

The Shingle and the Promise of Local Business

The article recalls how starting with a cedar slab and a boardwalk signaled a vow to community. It contrasts past and present storefronts and asserts the core duty of entrepreneurs to neighbors and country, aligning with the John Deere dealer’s philosophy.

John Deere

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Tom Jolly Maurice Wagner Tom Jolly Farms Parker Tenay Miss Letson William L. Henning County Cancer Crusade Ayrshires Wooding John Deere Farm Equipment Rose Food Garden Seeds Hand & Power Mowers Planet Jr. Super Tuffy Garden Tractors West Willow Pt. Lane F. H. Shotzberger Eln, Pa Ph. Manhenn
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