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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1955
Page
12
A series of reader notes from towns like Lititz Bareville and Manheim express enjoyment of Lancaster Farming. Patrons enclose $100 for annual or charter subscriptions and praise the paper’s market sections and recipes.
Readers in Elizabethtown Honey Brook and Lancaster Farming supporters express thanks for the farm paper and women's page. Letters note subscriptions sent to friends, including a pen pal in Minnesota, with editor suggesting gift subscriptions.
Editor notes the $100 subscription offer remains available but may be withdrawn at any time. Readers urged to follow Glenn B. Huntzberger's example and subscribe for one year at the cash price.
Mr and Mrs Emmert B. Wl of Manheim send a $100 check to Lancaster Farming to renew a charter subscription. They express strong appreciation for the newspaper and plan to continue their support.
A reader from Mount Joy sends $100 for a year’s subscription and suggests adding a women’s page with recipes and patterns. The editor notes the growing women’s content and hopes for cookery patterns from the typesetter, Chris, to broaden the page.
A letter from Elizabeth Weaver of Paradise PA encloses $100 and thanks for free copies of Lancaster Farming. She expresses enjoyment of the paper and asks that the subscription be continued.
A reader from Willow Street thanks the paper for sermon of the week and notes no honor ads. The writer asks for Sunday School Lesson printing and praises Farm Women's Society work. Also mentions appreciation for retirements and good cooks from the farm.
John W. Hoover submits one dollar for a one year Lancaster Farming subscription. He notes he has enjoyed the copies received.
Mrs B Parker smelled a strange odor at her Edmonton home and feared a gas leak. Investigation found the odor came from a family of six skunks living nearby in the West Edmonton neighborhood.
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