King Herefords Subscriber Letter to Lancaster Farming
Letter from G H King Jr of King Herefords Canton Mississippi thanks Lancaster Farming for coverage of King Herefords at the Eastern National and notes selling a summer yearling to Rose Hill Farm Cecilton Maryland owned by Mr and Mrs Alexander Cassatt. He wishes the paper success in 1956.
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Canton
Miss
Ernie
Lancaster Farming
King Herefords
Rose Hill Farm
Ceciltown
Alexander Cassatt
Lancaster
G. H King,Jr
Reader praises Lancaster Farming recipes and hints
A reader from Bareville compliments Lancaster Farming for its recipes and household hints. They note having tried several recipes and liked them. The letter expresses interest in the publication’s practical guidance.
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Bareville
Lancaster
Keepsakes from East Earl Reader Bird In Hand
A reader from East Earl Pennsylvania sends a note hoping Lancaster Farming stays in print and mentions Christian High and a small payment of one dollar for a new little paper. The message expresses appreciation for local farming news and community coverage.
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Lancaster Farming
Christian High
East Earl, Pa
Request for Lancaster Farming subscription and births deaths note
A reader asks for a one year Lancaster Farming subscription at $1.00 and expresses a preference for the paper since no daily edition is received. She notes it would be better if the Births and Deaths columns were included and signs as Mrs. Amos I. Weaver.
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Lancaster
Amos I. Weaver
Resident reader sends note praising Lancaster Farming
J Mehille Hutchison writes from West Grove enclosed a check for two copies and expresses enjoyment of the Lancaster Farming paper, stating she has liked and read it.
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West Grove
Lancaster Farming
J. Mehille Hutchison
Woman thanks for Lancaster Farming subscription
Mrs Horst writes in praise of the newspaper and its Women’s Page and sends a check for a one year subscription for the Lancaster Farming paper.
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New Holland
Lancaster Farming
Horst
Christmas Gift Ranks We Like Your Paper
Mrs Landis B Hoover writes to praise the paper calling it a preferred Christmas gift for her husband and expressing appreciation for its quality and content.
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Landis B. Hoover
Very Good Oxford Subscription Comment
A reader from Oxford praises Lancaster Farming and sends $1.00 for a weekly subscription, expressing anticipation for each issue. Samuel L. Shaffer signs the note.
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Oxford
Lancaster Farming
Samuel L. Shaffer
Subscriptions Enclosed for Charter Ride in Bareville
Martin Groff sends $100 for a one year charter subscription to Bareville edition. William Horst and Mrs Richard Hershey also express appreciation for Lancaster Farming and the Manheim edition.
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Martin R Groff
Bareville
William P Horst
Lancaster
Manheim
Richard Hershey
Thank You Manheim Farmers Letter From Abram B and Sregrist
A reader thanks Manheim for Lancaster Farming samples praising the issue and expressing appreciation to the publication. The message notes enjoyment of the provided material and extends friendly regards to the editors.
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Manheim
Lancaster
Abram
Markets Interest in Ephrata Livestock and Produce
Subscriber letter from Tulus W Zimmerman requests livestock and produce market reports for farmers. He notes sending $2 for two subscriptions and mentions a future subscriber bonus advertisement for the mailbox market. Luke W Martin plans to mail in the bonus.
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Ephrata
Produce Market Report
Tulus W. Zimmerman
Charter
Goodvile — Am
Leheck
Luke W. Martin
Submission Encloses $100 for Lancaster Farming Sub
A sender named Samuel B. Fisher forwards a $100 subscription payment to Lancaster Farming with thanks for early free copies and expresses enjoyment of the paper.
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Soudersburg
Lancaster Farming
Samuel B. Fisher
Belgian Incubator Maker Tours Lancaster County Poultry Trade
Renaat DeRycke, 22, founder of THOROUGHLY CO of Belgium, tours Lancaster County poultry farms and hatcheries visiting Goldfus Hatcheries and Ames In-Cross partners. He discusses crossbred Belgian birds, Belgian farming, and plans to distribute in France Belgium and Holland while studying U.S. practice at Ames and Des Moines.
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Belgium
Renant DeRyke
Lancaster County
Ames-In-Cross
Goldfus
Renaat DeRyke
Roy K. Moseman
R. Lancaster
Paul Metzler
Goldfus Hatcheries
Lititz
Mr. Mose
Mr. DeRyke
Earl H. Diehm
C. J
Chuck) Simmons
Ames-In- Cross
A. Chambers
York County Hatchery
Lancaster Farming
Renaat DeRycke
Renaat
Towa
Thoroughly Co
Renant
Hubert
Norbert
Robert
France
Willy
New York City
E. H. Diehm
Goldfus' Hatcheries, Inc
United States
Broilers
Lancaster
Gravere
Brussels
Goldfus Hatchery
Paul H. Metzler
Sale
Chuck Simmons
Ames In-Cross
Ames
Renant, Meatpackers
Mount Hope
Grimes and Haur
Fredericksburg
Grayhill Miler
Penryn
Elmer Hess
Hess
Roy Mosemann
Flory
Willow Brook Hatchery
Des Moines
DeRycke
Earves
Lancaster Country
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DeRyke
Chambers
Metzler
Diehm
Voice of
Lancaster Farms
Mississippi
Ernest J. Neill
Italy
Switzer
Leola
B. B. Bouder
T. J. Matthews
A. H. Burkholder
Quarryville Concrete Products CO
Phobe
Thomas J. Matthews
Mgr
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