Local boys praised for good behavior at Quarryville event
Nearly 200 teenage boys gathered at Legion Memorial Field in Quarryville for a ballgame and chicken barbecue. Visitors praised their manners, and organizers from the County Association of Future Farmers and vocational agriculture teachers were thanked for guiding the youths. The piece also promotes the First Annual National Grasslands Field Days at Hershey Estate Farms, a major regional agricultural event with demonstrations, exhibits, and related shows.
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Legion Memorial
Quarryville
United States
Landgrant Colleges
Agricultural and Allied Industry Associations
Hershey
Responsibility Lesson for August 12 1962 Bible Material
August 12 1962 study centers on responsibility meaning being answerable to a boss or inspector, and collective responsibility in groups or communities. It contrasts irresponsible and absent minded behavior, links responsibility with peace and love, and notes God’s seal of security beyond death.
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USA
Jacob
Joseph
Perseverance Pays In Courageous Swine Program
In 1960 two out of state partners started a new high quality disease free foundation swine program in the county. Facing a devastating outbreak they isolated the newborns in bags and moved them to a separate unit, sacrificing seven pigs for tests and rebuilding the herd. Their resolve kept them in business despite heavy costs.
Lancaster Farming address list and publication details
Lancaster Farming publishes weekly from Lititz and Lancaster with offices at 22 BE Main St Lititz and PO Boxes in Lancaster and Lititz. Editor Jack Owen Advertising Director Robert G Campbell established November 4 1955 and mailed as second class matter. Subscription rates: $2 per year three years $5 single copy 5 cents.
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Main St
Lititz
Lancaster Express
Lititz MA
Jack Owen
Robert G. Campbell
Lancaster-Farming, Lit
Chicago Cattle Market Prices Mixed as Bulls and Vealers Hold
Chicago cattle market reports show steady to higher trends for cows and bulls with prime loads around 27 00 and 26 75 for Wednesday. Vealers rise up to 35 00 39 50 for prime grades while calves bring 30 00 35 00 and ewes run 550 700 with shear.
New Growth in Sudan Grass Warns of Prussic Acid Risk
After drought, new sudan grass growth should not be grazed until 16 to 18 inches tall as it can be rich in prussic acid. Rainier conditions may spur growth. The notice urges fertilizing unproductive hay and pastures with nitrogen and complete fertilizers to improve yields and notes corn silage as an option for feed.
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Sudan
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Bouquet
FFA
Ezekiel
Jerusalem
Hom
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press
Sersyice
Lancaster Farming
Lancaster County
Lancaster Penna
Lititz, Pa
Itz, Pa
Pa, Newspapers Publishers Association
National Editorial Association
Chicago
New Holland
Max M. Smith
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