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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1966

Page

11

Wisdom to Distinguish What Can Be Changed

A December 4 1966 devotional reflects on Niebuhr’s serenity courage and wisdom in wartime. It argues individuals can influence peace by rejecting vengeance and choosing love over retaliation, citing Paul and Christlike witness as paths to change.

Heath Mass Reinhold Niebuhr H. C. Robbins Althouse Bor Niebuhr South Viet Nam Germany South Africa Christan Teast Paul Christan Educaten National Council of the Churches of Christ Community Press Service

Shafer taps Scranton officials for his cabinet

Governor-elect Raymond Shafer retains Lee Bull and Maurice Goddard from Scranton administration as secretary of agriculture and secretary of forests and waters. Goddard, a conservationist, will serve a fourth governor. Bull joined in 1962 and has an agricultural background. The note links public service with veterinary medicine trends and animal disease concerns.

Raymond Shafer Scranton Lee Bull Maurice Goddard Pennsylvania Forests and Waters Goddard Leader Leland H. Bull Bull Centre County Shafer

Standing Room Only at State Farm Show for Livestock Entries

Harrisburg report notes overflow of dairy and live stock entries at the 51st Pennsylvania State Farm Show from January 9 to 13. Director Horace L Mann scrambled to juggle stalls as 2382 entries push capacity, with dairy cattle and swine far exceeding limits while sheep also overflow. Classes begin at 7 30 pm in the high school agriculture room, with a Farm Financing program to follow.

Brewis Germany Denmark Newcastle Harrisburg Horace L Mann Mann

Lancaster Farming Details and Contact Information

Lancaster Farming notes its Lititz office address on 22 East Main Street Lititz Pennsylvania and a mailing P O Box. It lists editors and staff with subscription prices two dollars in Lancaster County three dollars elsewhere and notes publication every Saturday since November 4 1953.

Lititz Olititz Lancaster Don Timarons Robert G Campbell Lancaster County Lancaster Farming Liutz

Garden Spot Farmer Classes Start With Finance Talks

The Garden Spot High School Young-Adult Farmer classes begin next week under vocational agriculture instructor Robert Elmer. The December 6 first meeting will feature a panel of financial experts to discuss Financing the Farm Business Part I and answer questions. The panel includes representatives from Blue Ball National Bank Farmers National Bank Trust and New Hol...

Garden Spot Robert Elmer Blue Ball National Bank Farmers National Bank & Trust New Hol

Area Holstein Ellen Reaches 1000 lb Butterfat for Fifth Time

Caernarvon Greenwood Ellen, a Holstein cow owned by Andrew Stoltzfus of Elverson, exceeds 1000 lb butterfat in a single lactation for the fifth time. It ranks as the 18th such cow and part of 2,154 total records. Ellen produced 21,213 lb milk, 1,019 lb butterfat, and 1,859 lb solids-not-fat in 365 days, starting lactation at 13 years 5 months.

Caernarvon Greenwood Ellen Andrew OD. Stoltzfus Elverson Ellen Elverson Holstein

Mulch Strawberries For Better Next Season

Severe winters harm strawberry crops but fall mulch helps. Apply 2 to 3 inches of wheat straw when ground begins to freeze to regulate soil temps and reduce heaving. Some mulch between rows aids cleaner fruit. Also notes on dairy heifers care and the importance of keeping complete farm records for 1967.

Breeding Herd Notes From Naaman Stoltzfus Farm

Ellen, bred in Naaman Stoltzfus’s Morgan town herd, was milked twice daily. She was sired by Greenwoodmaster, a Gold Medal Sire. The text also references jade value and a Chechig dam removable by freezing, with gum removal.

Ellen Naaman Stoltzfus Morgantown Greenwoodmaster

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Ica SPE Lawrence W. Althouse Associated Press England Bob Brewis The American Veterinary Medical Association U.S Veterinary AVMA State Farm Show Face Gancaster Max Smith
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