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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1969
Page
15
We warn of rising thefts from farms as thieves target tractors cattle and tools in Berks and Lancaster counties. The piece links security to broader welfare costs and urges guards, lights, and dogs while noting welfare spending and future tax burdens.
The Poultry Association plans a farm show promotion featuring an egg banner to attract visitors locally. The effort aims to highlight poultry industry events and draw attention to agriculture in the community.
A collection of wry sayings and anecdotes from Sequim Washington about aging, perspective, and politics. Lines poke fun at memory, leadership, and everyday life with folksy humor and sharp quips.
The period from Saturday to next Wednesday will see highs near the 60s and overnight lows around the 40s. Showers are possible Monday and later in the period with total rainfall under a quarter inch. Normal highs and lows are about 63 and 40.
In a study of Hebrews and first John the author reflects on how scripture speaks personally. Augustine’s conversion from a random Romans reading and a famous actress’s faith journey illustrate God addressing individuals through the Bible. The piece urges readers to seek God’s message in everyday life, not only in crises.
The article advises placing most heavy fertilizer below seeds to avoid burning, with crops like corn tobacco and tomatoes receiving deep placement. It warns against direct contact of roots with fertilizer and suggests side and below root zones. It notes the thunderstorm season and recommends ensuring lightning rods are connected and properly grounded.
NOW IS owners should inspect the system to be sure that all connections are tight and that the ground post or cable is deep in to moist soil. Many existing buildings were wired for electricity years ago and added demands have increased load. Rodent damage to insulation in spring is a risk as barns are empty and more wires are accessible.
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