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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1963
Page
11
An article discusses using incentive payments to boost farm worker productivity and quality. It notes the need for clear standards and separate payment, plus alternative rewards. It then highlights farm accident statistics from the US Department of Agriculture and urges a year‑round, comprehensive farm safety campaign.
Lancaster Farming weekly farm newspaper outlines contact details for its Lancaster and Lititz offices in Lititz Pennsylvania. It names Jack Owen as editor and Robert G Campbell as advertising director and notes establishment in 1955 with circulation details.
The Frankford family of Poplar Grove Intitz R2 lost their home in a Sunday fire leaving seven homeless and over 9000 in damage. A Brickerville dwelling was offered by Homer Kleinfelter and local groups including Brickerville Fire Company Charles L Adams and Steiger Lions Club organized aid. Supplies and furniture from residents across northern Lancaster County and the Lancaster Water Street Mission followed, with stove refrigerator living room furniture beds rugs silverware and dishes provided.
The text reflects on Jesus Galilee ministry linking John the Baptist's arrest to Jesus preaching the Kingdom of God Repent Believe Jesus calls fishermen to follow him and plans for the church while stressing prayer before action Jesus models listening to God and involving God in every step
Max Smith outlines buying certified seeds for better germination and yield, warns that value equals price, and urges local feeders to reduce feed waste. He discusses preventing wool blindness in flocks, and notes Snow mold risk after snow melts with chemical spray guidance.
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