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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1963
Page
16
A Lancaster Farming reader notes observations from the March 26 Lancaster meeting about the Introductions 1964 Wheat Program. The text argues that a farmer who does not request participation becomes a feed grain farmer yet remains under controls if the program extends to 1965.
Henry S. Young of Peach Bottom Pennsylvania argues against a wheat certification program. He contends uncertified wheat could be dumped in feed markets and used to punish nonparticipants, and he questions the program’s aim to license farmers.
A reader writes to Lancaster Farming praising the paper and its From Where We Stand editorials. The letter notes appreciation for the paper's departments and headings and discusses adjustments to clarify commentary on boxing.
A bystander views modern man’s brutal mulee in boxing. the piece argues boxing brings grief, depravation, and death, and urges an end to the sport. It contends boxing harms character and that gentler love should replace the violence.
The article explains that dust and grease are major causes of damage to phonograph records. Regular cleaning and careful handling can keep records in good playing condition for a long time.
Letter thanks Lancaster Farming staff for award and 4-H News Reporters contest honor. Mentions 211 prize, 1962 entries, pen and scrapbook as fitting recognition, and pride in being a member of the IL Light Horse and Pony Club.
Holstein 4-H members elected officers and junior leaders including Donald Bollinger Harold Brubaker James Kettering and Robert Hoover. Strasburg Ri Welk was elected representative to 4-H County Council Eight club leaders were chosen: Leroy Welk Elvin Hess Daniel Tumble Henry Kettering John Shelly Elam Bollinger Clarence Stauchter and Mrs Rhelda Royer. Next meeting set for April 25 at Henry Kettering's home.
Farm Editor notes continued shift away from sole reliance on markets toward farmer alliances to influence prices. He cites prearranged bids for publicity and a rise in public relations focus while investing heavily in equipment. He argues urban propaganda misleads consumers who overlook farmers subsidizing the cost of food.
Mrs Lynn B Smith of Penn State extension flower specialist notes a preservative doubles life expectancy by supplying sugars the plant cannot make and slowing bacterial growth in water. For best results, add preservative to the water just before placing the flower in it.
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