Who Art Thou Lord Merry Christmas From Lancaster Farming
A Christmas message reflects on the birth of Jesus, calling the Babe in Bethlehem the good shepherd and savior. It notes the enduring impact of Christian teachings on history, medicine, and social aid, challenging doubters while urging remembrance of the miracle.
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David
Christ the Lord
Saul of
Tarsus
Luke
Saul
Bethlehem
Mary
Joseph
John
Jesus
Watered Ham and the Gelatin Debate at Home
A reader recounts preferring gelatin in canned ham but criticizes recent National Meat Board propaganda and USDA rules limiting water in hams. The letter argues for dry hams and DIY gelatin, urging consumer choice over regulatory control.
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National Meat Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Economist Predicts Moderate Hog Market For 1962
W. T. McAllister University of Delaware Farm Management Specialist says hog production will not surge and prices should stay favorable and steady in 1962. He notes farmers sold to the government at $1.20 per bushel, capacity limits, and that small increases in hogs and broilers may be offset by consumer demand.
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W. T. McAllister
University of Delaware
McAllister
Joseph
Mary
Bethlehem
David
FFA Showmen Prepare for Open Classes with Local Entries
Local entries list to compete in open classes against commercial breeders at the FFA show. Guernsey entries include Wills M Hackman Elizabethtown R3 Holstein Stanley Graver Lancaster R7 Ray A Kline among others.
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Guernsey
Wills M Hackman
Elizabethtown
Holstein - Stanley Graver
Lancaster
Ray A Kline
Local Election Gift Report Noted in Various Boroughs
A list of names appears tied to regional election or civic notes across Denver R2 Hampshire Ephrata R3 and Gordonville R1 with gifts or donations listed for individuals including Larry N McCom sey Christiana R1 Glenn A Musser Martin Wenrich John W Eby Jr and David Heisey.
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Denver
Larry N. McComsey
Christiana
Glenn A. Musser
Mount Joy
Hampshire
Jerry Snader
Ephrata
Martin Wenrich
Duroee
Jersey
John W. Eby, Jr
Gordonville
David Heisey
Sheridan
Lancaster Farming newspaper masthead and contact details
Lancaster Farming weekly edition from Lancaster County announces publication details. Editor Jack Owen and Advertising Director Robert G. Campbell listed. Established 1955, published Saturdays from Lancaster Pennsylvania with Mount Joy entry. Subscription rates shown.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Penna
North Dale St
Lancaster Express
Jack Owen
Robert G. Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Mount Joy Pa
Newspaper Publishers Association
National Editorial Association
Biblical Readings Spotlight Two Gospels
The text notes readings from Matthew and Luke, listing passages for contemplation. It cites Matthew 2 1 12 and Luke pesuitenal reading, alongside Matthew 1 10 25, indicating a focus on nativity and guiding star themes.
Joy and Tears at Christmas Reflections on Disappointment
The column muses on Christmas not always meeting expectations, noting Joseph and Mary’s poverty, the world’s sorrows, and the call for active compassion. It urges joy with responsibility, resisting only cheerful deception, and asks readers to help alleviate suffering while keeping faith.
Protect Farm Ponds And Promote Tobacco Show In Lancaster
Winter ice threatens pond life. suggest placing rails and brush to allow air. County Tobacco Show set for January 4. Lancaster growers urged to participate for state competition. Also promoting 1962 Agronomy Guide and urging farmers to keep accurate records and proper heifer care for future dairy herds.
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Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
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Economist
FFA
Tim
Oreman
Dr. Foreman
Angel
Lord
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
BY Max Smith
Penn State University
Max Smith