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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1956
Page
8
The Dallas Morning News columnist argues that handing power to socialist forces would yield widespread poverty and harm the commonwealth, warning readers of the political and economic consequences.
The 1956 Southeastern District 4 H Baby Beef and Lamb Club show and sale will be held November 6 to 8 at Lancaster Union Stock Yards. John M Hooker of Lancaster Exchange announces the closing day sale with over 300 head of steers from 10 counties expected and 20 pens of lambs. Counties entered include Adams Berks Chester Cumberland Dauphin Lebanon Lancaster Northampton Perry and York. Henry T Moon chairs the show committee with members Homer Gabel Harold Stewart Fred Linton Tom King Max Smith and other club leaders.
About 150 members of the Lancaster County Holstein Breeders Association led by Everett Benjamin toured mushroom plants, automobiles, and dairy herds. Stops included Ebbecke's Mushroom Plants at Toughkenamon, GM plants in Wilmington Del, Winterthur Farms near Wilmington, and Hall Girl Farms at Chadds Ford.
Leland H Bull says a 20 year campaign to wipe out brucellosis may be virtually finished within two years as 34 of 67 Pennsylvania counties are certified brucellosis free. The program relies on testing, mobile labs, and extension-service education with 87 percent of cattle under testing and 87,750 herds tested since 1937. The committee praised progress and urged adjusted area testing thresholds and stricter cattle movement checks.
Jack H. Paules of Spring Grove is named editor of the Penn State Farmer Forester and Scientist student magazine of the College of Agriculture. He succeeds David Morrow of Tyrone. new staff include Glen H. Elder Jr as associate editor and Russell A. Beatty as assistant editor. Thomas J. Boyd becomes business manager and Terence N. Alwine circulation manager. Staff assume duties with the current issue slated for early May distribution.
Purina Nursing Chow now produced with new ingredients and improved manufacturing. Latest scientific developments yield 8 to 10 percent greater growth in calves, helping farmers achieve bigger calves and higher profits. Try the new formula to boost milk sales.
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