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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1969

Page

11

Social security tax increases greet farmers in 1969

From Where We Stand notes the rise in self employed social security deductions to 6.9 percent on earnings up to 7800 and wage tax to 4.8 percent with equal employer shares. It warns that total payroll tax will near 10 percent and projects further increases by 1987, explaining causes and urging readers to note the hard impact.

Associated Industries of Alabama Congress

Humor and Wit Boost Group Problem Solving at Work and Home

A study shows small groups with one or two witty individuals solve problems more effectively. Laughter eases daily life for farmers and families by sharing amusing stories. The research suggests humor is a practical aid for coping with life’s challenges.

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Chairmen Continue To Be Named To F and H Fund Drive

Local news notes ongoing fundraising effort for the F and H Fund Drive with new chairmen announced to lead campaigns. Officials confirm committee appointments and outline upcoming events to rally community support and donations.

F & H Fund

Environmental Problem Number One

Robert Lee, a businessman and executive, argues the top environmental problem is people. He contends the hydrogen bomb could be a savior, cites billions more needing evacuation, and warns 15 years may see world material use exceed all prior history.

Robert Lee Lee Mr. Lee Mammoth Cave Kentucky Arnold Toynebee

Across The Fence Row Editorial Reflections

The piece muses on patience temper and wisdom. It uses maxims about water in a freezing sieve and delaying payments to illustrate how time shapes understanding and social behavior.

Five day outlook with cold mid 30s to 20s

The forecast covers Saturday through Wednesday with daytime highs in the mid 30s and overnight lows in the mid 20s. Temperatures stay well below normal, with Saturday and late Saturday into Sunday snow possible and another snowfall midweek. precipitation may total about half an inch water equivalent.

One Day and a Call to Mission in Nazareth

A devotional reflection on how a single day can alter lives and history. Jesus discovers his mission through past prophecies and present voices, with the baptism as iceberg imagery and Peter Job the Baptist among influences guiding his call. The piece emphasizes readiness to answer God’s marching order.

Napoleon Waterloo Pickett Gettysburg Wright Brothers Kitty Hawk Nazareth Galilee Jesus Temple Luke Mark Jesus Christ Bon Israel God Job the Baptist

Now Is the Time for Accurate Farm Records and Parasite Control

The article urges producers to keep precise records for income reporting and planning. It notes farm record systems via Extension Service and stresses parasite control in barns and feedlots to boost net returns. It promotes attending State Farm Show for education and latest Pennsylvania agriculture recommendations.

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