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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1956
Page
12
An unidentified man entered Eugene Scott's barBer shop in Kalamazoo Michigan and demanded a good haircut. After receiving a cut he slashed Scott on the nose and left, saying he had paid for bad cuts before. Scott was left with a hurt nose and the payment bag.
Rockland's Dial-A-Dose offers Pent-A-Cin with Penicillin G Crystalline and Procaine, Neomycin, Dihydrostreptomycin, and sulfa drugs. Includes five regulated doses, disposable injector with tips, and a 7.5-gram tube for large doses.
Pennsylvania 4-H members Richard Grubb and Harold Harpster won state honors in 1956 for the Boys Agricultural and Poultry and Girls Home Economics programs. Alice Jean King of Monaco also earned a 1956 state honor in Home Economics. Donors include International Harvester Sears Roebuck Foundation and Montgomery Ward supporting trips and projects under Cooperative Extension Service.
Governor George M. Leader will officially open the 1957 Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg on January 14. The 41st show, free to the public, features the State Police horsemanship display, a rural talent festival, a 4-H and Future Farmer tractor contest, a livestock parade, Christmas trees and hay, 27 departments, and a record $58,556 in premiums across 9,942 classes. The theme is Pennsylvania Agriculture Builds for Tomorrow.
The USDA reports a purchase of 46 818 cases of medium eggs under a price stabilization program for the fall season. Total purchases since late September reach 434 253 cases, with future buys guided by current distribution outlets near 50 000 cases weekly.
A guide for part time gardeners to create year round color through pot gardening. Grow or buy plants in pots and move them into the garden when in bloom. Plan sequences from daffodils to chrysanthemums for continuous, vibrant color from March through October.
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