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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1962
Page
11
An editorial warns against ignoring growing milk surpluses and declining per capita consumption. It cites radioactivity scares and egg cholesterol fears as lessons in not underestimating public and market reactions. Producers are urged to act, educate doctors and nutritionists, and protect dairy's role and profits in the diet.
The article records champions in Lancaster County tobacco show events and lists officers elected for the Lan caster County Tobacco Growers Association. Galen Witmer is named as champion in Filler and FFA Wrapper winners appear from New Holland to Elizabethtown. Several judges include Ben E Mann and Vincent Hurst.
Lancaster Farming is a weekly publication in Lancaster Pennsylvania issuing every Saturday. Editor Jack Owen oversees content with Robert G Campbell handling advertising and business matters. Established November 4 1955 the paper operates from 53 North Duke Street and lists subscription rates of 2 dollars per year or five dollars for three years with a single copy price of 5 cents.
A cross‑section of biblical readings includes Exodus and Deuteronomy chapters five verses one to twenty one, paired with a devotional focus on Matthew chapter twenty five verses two through nine. The text invites reflection on law covenant and the parable of the ten virgins.
January 7 1962 lesson asks what Christians can know believe and do. The study explains the Ten Commandments as interpreted through Jesus and the Gospel, stressing law as immortal principles, not static rules, and calls for radical inner change toward Godlikeness.
Farmers advised to store fertilizer away from snow and rain to avoid moisture and clumping. Winter spraying of small trees uses 2 4 D with fuel oil. cut grooves for larger trees. Emphasizes bedding under cows, and proper manure handling with covered pits and superphosphate to preserve nutrients.
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