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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1957

Page

7

Research work on feedlot bloat offers insights into causes and potential controls

US and state scientists study feedlot and pasture bloat focusing on diet composition, rumen activity, and microbial changes. Findings show bloat susceptibility may be inherited, ruminal contractions rise with bloating, and equilibrium occurs after months on a high bloat diet. No definitive treatments yet.

ARS I. L. Lindahl R. E. Davis Agricultural Research Center Beltsville D. R. Jacobsen J. C. Shaw Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station College Park USDA

Aging Process Legend Labeled A Lie By Local Record

In a rooks County Kansas piece the Rooks County Record asserts the aging process is a legend, describing it as a lie that has endured and grown respectable through time.

Rooks County Kan

Amish Wedding Fête In Lancaster County 1907

Miss Lydia Hartz and Sylvanus Stoltzfus of Joan na Pa wed in late January 1907 in an Amish ceremony attended by over 200. services in German by Bishop Gideon, reception at the bride’s home with turkey duck and pies, and schoolchildren sang to close. Also notes 50 000 farm laborers planned for New York State in 1907 and Roosevelt Root ride after heavy snowfall. Referenced Reinholds comb makers and a deadly duel near Danville Virginia where Walter Barksdale and Joe Echole were wounded.

Lydia Hartz Sylvanus Stoltzfus Joanna Gideon Stoltzfus N.Y. D New York State Department of Agriculture Bureau New York Europe Reinholds Lancaster County Crouse Pennsylvania Michael Crouse William Walter B. Barksdale Joe Echole Danville Barksdale Echole

Slumbering Lodge Marks 25th Anniversary in Quarryville

Residents of Quarryville observe the 25th anniversary of the Slumbering Lodge of Ground Hogs with a turkey banquet at St. Pauls Reformed Church and a night parade to O U A M Hall carrying red lights. The press release notes six weeks of weather to come. In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Council of Churches warns candidates must back national prohibition to gain church votes. Separate notes cite Senator Wheeler on silver remonetization and Senator Pittman urging an international conference. A Denver official claims a fish story about goldfish growth from 16 to 200000 in three months.

Ground Hogs Quarryville St. Paul’s Reformed Church Wheeler Montana Senate Pittman Nevada Great Britain Canada Mexico South America China George R. Besser Denver, Colo

Going Concern: The Church Must Be a Living Mission

A devotional urging churches to be living going concerns driven by Christlike care for people. It argues missions, outreach, and personal service are essential, not mere talk, citing Jesus and the apostles and urging members to go where the church cannot.

Lincoln Foreman St. Paul Church Christ Jesus First Christian Church Twelve Apostles Vermont Lfe God Chrialae, Educatios Na- Hensal Penna Churches of Christ The U. A Community Press Scrsigel

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