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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1956
Page
11
Lancaster Farming offers a general public law column answering reader questions. Topics include child support obligations across state lines, FHA loan wage attachments, pursuing back wages, and landlord tenant repair duties under leases with potential enforcement options.
The South eastern Pennsylvania Artificial Breeding Cooperative implements machine record keeping with six International Bookkeeping Machine Co. units. Punchecards will manage all cooperative records, marking a shift to automated data handling.
Stumpf Holstein, John G. Stumpf and R. Lancaster led the Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association in December as Muriel Piebe Veeman, a registered Holstein aged cow, produced 24 878 pounds of milk and 951 8 pounds of butterfat in 305 days, milked three times daily.
The text warns that deducting repair costs from rent may lead to eviction or seizure of personal property and suggests pressuring the landlord to fulfill repair promises instead.
A dense listing of agricultural events across Pennsylvania from January to March including short courses at Pennsylvania State University and the University of Pennsylvania Dairy programs. Notable items include Beef Cattle Outlook with Dr. William L Henning in Guernsey Sales Pavilion, multiple farm women societies meetings, fertilizer and salesmen conferences, and the Dairy and Sheepmen short courses. The schedule also notes Farm Bureau and soil conservation district meetings, with venues ranging from Lancaster County to Lampeter-Strasburg High School.
USDA announces a 12 million dollar poultry sale to German importers in Deutsche marks under Title I of the 1954 act. Private U S traders will handle sales, with most Deutsche marks destined to develop U S agricultural markets in the Federal Republic of Germany. Germany is a major poultry importer, buying over 31 million pounds in 1954–55. The program aims to open new foreign markets for U S chicken and turkey exports.
The sale Saturday of personal property from the Fanny Y. Renninger estate drew bids on two antique grandfather clocks at 367.50 and 330 dollars. Other items included a walnut high chest 200 dollars and a silverware set of 15 dollars. Frank L. Stellen of Leacock acted as auctioneer.
A grandmother speaks to a granddaughter about the two burdens she has borne. She recalls carrying both a husband and a fire in her wedded days and notes that when she focuses on one burden the other seems to fail.
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