Subscriptions for Lancaster Farming Arrive by Mail
Letters from readers in York Holtwood and Conestoga confirm checks enclosed for one year subscriptions to Lancaster Farming. Mentioned in various towns including Lancaster and Lancaster Farming offices, with thanks for early boxholder copies and positive impressions of the paper.
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York, Pa
Armor F. Frey
Holtwood
Lancaster Farming
Clarence W. Armatrong
Lancaster
Clarence W. Wineholt
LF Conestoga
William Flick
Lancaster Farming Praises Spokane Paper Debut
A Spokane reader praises the paper and notes Lancaster Farming’s promising future. The letter laments an early cold winter, recalling a stretch below zero and a heavy snowshower.
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Spokane
Wash
Lancaster County
Lancaster Farming
Fall Clearance on New Holland Balers and Harvester
Special fall clearance offers on rebuilt New Hollands touted as best buys for price and condition. Includes model 77 76 and 75 balers and one Case wire tie Forage Harvester for row crop use.
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New Hollands
Neighborhood debates pet limits as warns 40 cats in Des Peres
Mrs Caesar Venegoni with about forty cats weighs moving to a 40 acre farm amid a community push for pet limit laws. Street conditions grow hazardous in cold weather. Editor notes Mrs Chester G Arnold, widow of Arthur B Overman, a Spokane stock pioneer and former teacher.
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Caesar Venegoni
Brrr
Arnold
Arthur B. Overman
Pioneer Commission
Spokane Live Stock Exchange
Idaho
Midwest
Challenge Nevada: Lancaster Farming Celebrates New Adventure
A reader congratulates Lancaster Farming on a new adventure and notes the paper’s ongoing success. Mrs. Margaret Blackledge signs the letter, praising the publication and its continued effort to keep the paper rolling.
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Nevada
Iowa
Lancaster Farming
Margaret Blackledge
Lancaster Farming Second Site Bursts With Energy
A reader praises the second Lancaster Farming site in St. Louis for its energy and the front page photograph. She also notes the Women's Page and expresses eagerness to try the Broccoli Casserole, signed by Mrs L Newton Kinder.
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ST. Louis
Lancaster
Cassel's Mill seeks charter subscription inclusion
A business letter from Cassel's Mill Inc. signed by C Eugene Cassel requests to be added to a publication's charter subscriber list and extends best wishes for future years.
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Manheim
Cassel’s Mill, Inc
C. Eugene Cassel
Grateful Reader Sends Support to Lancaster Farming
Lois M. Logan of Pennsylvania Flying Farmers Queen writes to praise the Lancaster Farming paper and its poultry coverage. She encloses a charter member donation of $1.00 for the coming year to support the paper.
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Kennett Square
Lancaster
Lois M. Logan
Pennsylvania
Flying Farmers Queen
L. L. Logan Poultry Farm and Hatchery
Chester Delaware Poultry Meeting Election Dec 15
Chester Delaware County Poultry association plans its annual meeting December 15 at the Coatesville YMCA with a dinner. New directors will be elected to replace term expirations and several bylaw changes are proposed. C M Kessler of Allied Mills Chicago will speak.
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Chester
Delaware Poultry Meeting
Chester-Delaware County Poultry Association
Coatesville Ymca
L L. Logan
Kennett Square
C. M. Kessler
Ahied Mills
Chicago
Debt levels threaten future stability
A report warns that high personal debt levels could undermine long term economic stability. Consumers face rising loan costs and tighter credit in coming years, with households balancing repayments against essential spending and saving plans.
Proteins Needed In Dairy Ration Purdue Advises
Purdue extension dairyman G A Williams says winter dairy rations require protein supplements for wetter results and lower costs. A grain mix with 10-14 percent digestible protein and good legume hay, using corn or grass silage, meets most cows’ needs.
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Lafayette
Ind
G. A Willams
Extension Dairyman
Purdue University
Willams
Severe New England Winter Foretold by Almanac
According to the Old Farmer's Almanac Dublin New Hampshire forecast a winter as severe as any in the twentieth century with frequent storms and cold snaps. Copper sales fell with weather turning harsh and no real thaw until late March as blustery conditions continued.
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Dublin
Old Farmer’s Almanac
America
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Erica Eileen Gra
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