Corn Belt Booms As Feed, Hogs, Cattle Price Prospects Rise
Midwest farmers report record corn yields and ample feed at low prices while hog and cattle markets tighten. Soft corn sells at about 80 cents a bushel with feeders in demand. a single farmer netted 125 from 5,000 birds. optimism grows as roughage and corn remain affordable and cattle and hog prices improve for the year.
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Midwest
Indiana
Missouri
Cornbelt
West Broiseis
International Livestock Exposition Highlights Youth and Show Toppers
The International Livestock Exposition and National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago drew vast attention to youth achievements in cooking, entomology, journalism, and animal care. Teens, including Sue Secondino of New Goshen, Ind, shone in the grand champion spotlight as adults and officials observed vast multi-ring displays of cattle hogs sheep and crop judging. Dr William Henning and Don Cresswell were among notable visitors as the event showcased both youth success and broader agricultural interest.
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Chicago
Bost Gny
Mis Sue Secondino
New Goshen
Ind
Mammouth
Pennsylvania
William Henning State Secretars
Agriculture
Don Cresswell
State Department
Thieves Loot Warwick House Cellar in 1907
Lancaster Farming recalls a Warwick area burglary in 1907 where a case of Golden Red whiskey and two vases were taken from a cellar after a broken lock. Other area thefts included chickens stolen from N B Seaman’s hen house and a rooster killed for pot pie. A coal trail indicated a bag with a hole in it.
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Warwick
Lancaster County
Warwick House
Seaman
Water Street
New Street
Jacob Wissler
Sneak Thieves Warned About Xmas Tree Theft
Secretary Lewis E Staley warned the public against cutting Christmas trees from State Forests or private lands without owner permission. Removing trees without consent carries a $25 penalty per tree or part thereof. The note recalls a 1927 law and ongoing vigilance during the Christmas season.
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Lewis E Staley
Department of Forests and Waters
Pennsylvania
Joy and Practical Lessons from Past and Present
A sermon reflects on common law liability for owners when a dog or bees cause damage, recalls 1907 lima bean contest setbacks, and explores Christian joy as true happiness grounded in faith. It contrasts worldly pursuits of happiness with biblical joy, citing Paul and Philippians to emphasize lasting joy in Christ.
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John
Pam
Philipp
Paul
Paision of Christian Fdurition
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
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Alfred C. Alspach
Robert E. Best
Robert G. Campbell
Robert J. Wiggins
Quarryville, Pa
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Child
LYE
E B_ Dorsett
Congress
John A McSparran
Master Dorsett
Marlin R Kemmerer
Allentown
Kemmerer
Lancaster Counts
Santa Claus
Minnie Rosenblum
Columbia
Santa
Mass
Minnesota
Bers Polhiee
St Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaste General Hospital
Lancaster Charity Society
House Committee On Agriculture
Nelson
Lancaster County Poultry and Pigeon Assa
Rudy’s Hall
Lititz
S M Huber
Amos H Hershey
Lility
Bubbie
Wmierna
Pennsyania State Grange
Harrisburg
Washington
New York
Shirter
Dr. Foreman