08 Feb 1975
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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1975
Page
1
A reminiscence by Dick Warner recalling a grandmother who kept chickens Rhode Island Reds Plymouths and Barred Rocks Egg money and a scales' platform used to weigh eggs and a treadle sewing machine used for play. The narrator notes changes over time with fewer scales machines and chickens and no trolley trips to visit.
Linda Stuber of Lancaster County serves as an administrative volunteer at the Pinalejo Medical Clinic in Pinalejo Honduras. The clinic serves about 2000 residents and trains local young women in health diagnosis and care under existing staff including one doctor and one nurse midwife.
A listing of sections including Market Reports Farm Calendar Classified Ads and Homemaker notes. It references Ephrata Young Farmer and a Dairy Conference with page cues and internal navigation across the issue.
The National Farmers Organization plans a Monday sale in a Harrisburg area parking lot to move about 12 000 pounds of lean hamburger directly to consumers as part of a national drive to lift beef prices. The Perry County dairy farmer Gerald Charles says the campaign could yield around 1000 similar sales nationwide. the first occurred at the Pennsylvania Farm Show selling cheese off a truck behind the main arena.
Penn State agronomy chief James Eakin warns against growing sugar beets in Southeastern Pennsylvania despite favorable climate and high sugar prices. He recalls past failures when no processing plant left the industry, noting the market could rebound or collapse with Cuba relations affecting cane yields.
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