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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1956

Page

12

Wheatland home of James Buchanan welcomes visitors

Wheatland in Lancaster on Marietta Avenue draws thousands of tourists each year to the Lancaster property. The home of James Buchanan, the first Pennsylvanian to become president, preserves a homey atmosphere that made it a popular gathering spot before the Civil War.

Wheatland James Buch United States Marietta Lancaster Farming Staff

Driver Not Guilty After Miniature Auto Theft Case

In Richmond Virginia a driver is found not guilty after a case involving a stolen miniature amusement park car. A collie was noted in the driver’s seat and the authorities pursued unclear leads as they sought the proper suspect.

Delaware County Girl Crowned Miss Pennsylvania 1956

Lorna Malcomson Ringler of Upper Darby Delaware County won Miss Pennsylvania 1956 at Longwood Gardens Kennett Square on July 14 in a pageant with 23 contestants. Flying Farmer Queen Lois Logan attended both nights and was seen with crown and Cessna trophy as Flying Farmers gained new interest.

Lorna Malcomson Ringler Upper Darby Delaware County Pennsylvania Longwood Gardens Kennett Square Longwood Open Air Lois Logan

Youngster Injured In Auto Buggy Crash Near Hinkletown

Four month old Dennis Lamar Nolt son of Mr and Mrs Henry M Nolt was thrown from his mother's arms when an unidentified car struck their buggy near Hinkletown on Saturday afternoon. His injuries were described as minor and buggy damage estimated at $100.

Dennis Lamar Nolt Henry M Nolt Hinkletown

PDHIA June report shows 2895 cows in 97 herds

The Progressive Dairy Herd Improvement Association notes 2895 cows across 97 herds for June. Leading herd owned by Harry J Hostetter with 22 Holsteins and 70 plus butterfat. other top producers include Earl Umble and Lbs. PC workers, with several herds exceeding 700 pounds butterfat. Tests conducted by Sweigart, Janney, Lindecamp, and Farmer.

Progressive Dairy Herd Improvement Association Harry J Hostetter Earl Umble Windles Brothers Lloyd E Kreider Ralph Connelly T Barnard Walter Leary Prange Sam & al Kreider Ethel Weir Hertsberg & Esh Arthur Hoylman Frank Herr & Son Ernest Plye & Sons Willard Moore David S. Walton Samuel H. Groff Harry. J Hostetter David Sweigart Robert L Janney Harold J Lindecamp Robert P Farmer

Dr Milo Forty Years Of Service With Pennsylvania Bureau

Dr How ard A Milo long time Pennsylvania veterinarian marked 40 years in state service July 29 as director of the Bureau of Animal Industry. Since 1916 he began as an inspector at Lancaster Livestock Yards and became bureau head in 1952.

Harrisburg Howard A. Milo Bureau of Animal Industry States Department of Agriculture Department Milo Lancaster Livestock Yards Bureau Pennsylvania Dr. Milo William L. Henning Dr Milo Henning United States Livestock Sanitary Association Association

Measure Level for Accurate Dry Ingredients

Marjorie J. Wormeck, a Penn State extension nutritionist, advises using level measurements for dry ingredients. Fill the cup full and level off with a flat edged knife to ensure accuracy.

Marjorie J. Wormeck Penn State Extension

Pasturgro and Blenn Plant Foods Boost Fall Grains

Pasturgro supplements soil nutrients to improve pasture and forage. It supports grass and legume growth for higher feeding value and carrying capacity. Use Pasturgro in September to enhance fields. Blenn is a fortified plant food for Wheat Oats Barley Rye and yields heavy production.

New Rye Cover Crop Delivers Outstanding Results

A new ryeタイプ performs well as a cover crop. Plant in early fall for grazing and milk yields. Cattle-palatable, graze in fall and spring, then cut in May for silage. Includes seed wheat and various certified varieties such as Pennoll Thorne Seneca Le Conte and others.

Thorne Seneca

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