Pioneers Landis and Young Pass Away in Lancaster County
Lancaster County honors two farming leaders Henry K Landis co founder of Landis Valley Farm Museum and Arthur S Young long time farm equipment dealer of Kinzers both well into their sixties and nineties Their careers spanned from old crooked stick plows to steam threshers shaping American agricultural history through public service and industry advocacy.
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Lancaster County
Henry K. Landis
Landis Valley
Washington
State Association
Safe Driving Tips from Dodge Test Driver in 1956
Danny Eames, chief Dodge test driver, presents ten road safety rules. Emphasizes observing regulations, maintaining safe following distances, staying in lanes on hills and curves, dimming headlights, yielding to pedestrians including children, signaling, watching other cars, adjusting speed to conditions, and giving others ample space on the road. The guidance is framed by a Golden Rule approach for courteous driving.
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Danny Eames
Dodge
Dental care in livestock by the veterinarian
The article urges cattlemen to address cattle dental health especially for animals that fail to eat or produce normally as defective teeth cause digestive issues and poor thrift. It notes veterinarians often perform dental work and suggests having cattle examined during routine visits.
Shopping's fun for the husband of the house
The article notes that modern markets offer more than 200 meat cuts, highlighting the abundance and variety available to shoppers. It contrasts shopping time concerns with the wide range of choices now on offer.
Two Day Farmers Institute Opens at Quarryville
Fifty years ago this week the annual Farmers Institute at Quarryville ran two days with Hon William H Brosius presiding and Norman C Maule as secretary. Prof Wells W Cooke spoke on food costs and value, noting 1906 daily food cost around 30 cents. The event drew a large Quarryville attendance, the largest on record.
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Farmers’ Institute
Quarryville
William H.brosius
Fernglen
Norman C. Maule
Collins
James Collins
Wells W. Cooke
Washington, D. C
Prof. Cooke
Thomas J. Philips
Atglen
John F. Shank
New Providence
J. A. Bruckhart
Lititz
William Brosius
Kansas
Far East
Japan
Fukushima
Iwate
Miyaga
Lancaster County dairy group elects officers at 1931 meeting
Earl Groff of Strasburg was chosen president of the Lancaster County Holstein-Friesian Breeders' Assn at the reorganizational meeting in Lancaster. Other officers include Harry Metzler vice president H Earl Long secretary and H K Mailin treasurer. Executive committee members named were Isaac Hershey Jr Gordonville Earl Rank Strasburg Abner Risser Bainbridge John Styer Goodville and Donald Patterson Gap.
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Earl Groff
Strasburg
Lancaster County
Holstein - Friesian Breeders’ Assn
Lancaster
Harry Metzler
Paradise
H. Earl Long
Landisville
H. K. Mailin
Goodville
Isaac Hershey, Jr
Gordonville
Earl Rank
Abner Risser
Bainbridge
John Styer
Donald Patterson
Gap
Filipino Ag Editor Visits Penn State
Leopoldo C. Dondiz information officer for the Philippine Ministry of Agriculture spent a week with the College of Agriculture at Pennsylvania State University. He studied Pennsylvanian agricultural information outreach, focusing on radio visual aids television and print media distribution methods for agricultural information.
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Leopoldo C. Dondiz
Ministry of Agriculture of
Philippine Islands
College of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania
Angry Patron Confronts Film Critique at Cinema
An agitated moviegoer declares the film the worst ever as a commissionaire overrules a potential photo request with a sharp retort about a prior photo. The exchange captures a tense moment outside the theater.
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Commissionaire
Lancaster Tobacco Show Set for January 11 at Lancaster Newspapers Building
The 1931 Lancaster County Tobacco Show was scheduled for Monday January 11 at 2 00 p m at the Lancaster Newspapers Inc building West King Street One entry of 14 leaves in each of four classes was allowed All entries to be taken to the January State Farm Show in Harrisburg Fire destroyed a frame kitchen adjoining the farm house of Isaac Mast between Cochranville and Atglen Occupied by Charles Gipe Firemen from Atglen and Parksburg said the blaze was caused by a defective flue
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Lancaster County
Lancaster Newspapers, Inc
West King Street
Harrisburg
Isaac Mast
Cochranville
Atglen
Charles Gipe
Parksburg
Do Not Be Anxious Trust God Hides Worry Cure
Christian teaching argues Jesus did not command total carelessness about needs. The RSV renders Do not be anxious, urging trust in God as Father who provides food and clothing. Worry fades when first things are sought, prayer aided, and efforts directed to seeking God’s kingdom and righteousness.
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Jesus
God
Marthas
Paul
Heaven
Division of Christian Education
Natonal Council of the Churches of Christ
U. A
Community Press Service
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Conrad Z. Hess
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Henry K. Ober
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Charles H. Aument
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