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Newspaper

Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1959

Page

7

Groff's To Host Guernsey Breeders for '59 Field Day

The Lanncaster County Guernsey Breeders Assn plans a Field Day at Samuel Groff's Peach Bottom farm Thursday starting 10 am. George Haenlein of the University of Delaware will judge and speak. Visitors will inspect the 40 cow dairy barn rebuilt after a previous fire. Judging runs 10 am to noon with prizes in the afternoon. Lunch available at nominal cost.

Groff's Guernsey Lanncaster County Guernsey Breeders’ Assn Samuel Groff Peach Bottom Groff Wakefield George Haenlein Univ. of Delaware Frank L. Hershey, Assn. Sectreas

Morgantown Cow Records Half Ton of BF Yield

Morgantown cow Caernarvon Greenwood Ellen produced 21 534 pounds of milk and 1044 pounds of butterfat in a 365 day test. Bred in Naaman Stoltzfus herd Morgantown PA she was sired by Greenwoodmaster 1121323 GP. Penn State supervised weighing and testing under the Herd Improvement Registry program of the Holstein-Friesian Association.

Caernarvon Greenwood Ellen Naaman Stoltzfus Morgantown Greenwoodmaster Pennn. State, University Holstein-Friesian Association of America

Potato Day Festivities Set for August at Potato City

Potato growers and families attend Potato Days on August 13 with a statewide potato picking contest for men women and youth. New pancake race finals crown state champions using potato flour. A key meeting will discuss 1959 crop marketing and industry issues.

Leland W. Nixon Assn. President Pennsylvania Liberal Kansas Olney England Potato City

Make Your Pond SAFE This Summer

Farm ponds pose drowning hazards especially for children with no supervision. Do not swim alone. keep life preservers and rescue gear ready. Teach children water safety early and ensure adequate farm insurance as property values rise.

Amy Kelly National Safety Council

Lancaster Farm Weekly details for Lancaster County publication

The Lancaster Farm Weekly announces operations in Lancaster Pennsylvania with offices on North Duke Street and a P O Box address. Editor Dan McGrew and Robert G Campbell oversee advertising and business management. Published Saturdays since November 4 1955 with a two dollar annual subscription and single copy pricing for Pennsylvania readers.

Lancaster Farmin Contaembers Pa National Editorial Association

Securities and the SEC The watchdog of American finance

State Department officials discuss Russia's belief that America's economy will collapse and how vital a sound financial system is. The piece explains the SEC's role in regulating capital markets, protecting investors, and enabling capital formation, with figures on registrations and investment growth.

State Department Russia U. S Kremlin America Warren Magnuson S.E.C Securities and Exchange Commission S.ec Sam Albert Thomas House Appropriations Sub-Committee Se.c Thomas SEC

Life’s emptiness in Ecclesiastes lesson for August 9 1959

The article examines Ecclesiastes as a skeptical work doubting immortality and worldly pursuits. It portrays the author as a cynic tasting life’s emptiness, with themes of vanity and the futility of wealth, work, fame, and pleasure, and notes paradoxes in faith and revelation.

Jesus

Time to delay breeding dairy cattle for better prices

Farmers are urged to delay breeding dairy cattle until fall and early winter when prices peak. Max Smith promotes weed control, certified seed use, and timely clipping of stubble to improve yields, reduce costs, and ensure high producing forage and seed quality.

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