Poultry Promotion Debate Urges Unified Campaign
The poultry industry faces duplication and waste due to fragmentation in promotion efforts. Advocates point to ADA and Meat Institute success with coordinated campaigns that raise milk consumption, urging a national poultry promotion body. March campaigns by the Poultry and Egg National Board and Operation Bootstrap target culling in breeding flocks, backed by USDA and retailers.
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Farm Land Prices Reach New Highs Amid Tech Revolution
The Corn Belt Farm Dailies notes a nationwide average price of 88 dollars per acre, a record, with 65 percent of sales going to farmers themselves. Ex urbanites buy small plots, while full time farms expand through neighboring acquisitions, suggesting long term value for those with concrete plans.
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Corn Belt
Youthful rogues become solid citizens in time
A reflection from the Chicago Daily Drovers Journal argues that the rough street youth of today may mature into reliable adults, offering hope for future generations despite their roving ways.
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McCormick estate tenants report 1906 yields
The McCormick estate, owning 22 farms across Cumberland Dauphin and Lancaster counties with Harrisburg headquarters, held its February 1907 tenant meeting at a Cumberland farm. The 1906 report shows 12 785 bushels of wheat 34 200 bushels of corn 6 900 bushels of potatoes and 6 500 bushels of oats on the 22 farms Enos Farence led with 2 900 bushels of wheat and 100 bushels of corn per acre Levi Farance ad 45 bushels per acre in oats and George Nauss 206 bushels of potatoes per acre.
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Salvation Army to Open Anti Suicide Bureaus in Large Cities
Fifty years ago this week the Salvation Army led by Miss Booth announced the creation of anti death by own action bureaus in major U S cities to aid those contemplating suicide. New York bureau was led by Colonel Holland with Mrs Bovill in charge of women applicants.
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Witliam Booth
Stabilization Program Burden Under 1931 Act Cited
A 1930s stabilization program under the Agricultural Marketing Act of 1931 faced heavy burden amid policy debates. Officials weighed costs and farm impacts as the program drew scrutiny from lawmakers and industry groups.
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Quarryville
Reading Signs Lesson on Faith and Divine Proof
A February 24 1957 lesson argues signs prove God not by dramatic wonders but through quiet acts. Jesus is the ultimate sign, with the kingdom of God shown in transformed lives and believers living above ordinary standards as living signs of the divine.
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Earth
Man
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
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