Asphalt farming and social tension in Lancaster County
A Delaware study shows crops grown on asphalt under soil to conserve moisture, inspiring talk at Delaware University Farm and Home Week. The piece blends climate hope with social debate, citing NAACP concerns and protests planned in Lancaster County amid talk of equality and bigotry.
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Delaware
Delaware University
Lancaster County
Garden Spot of
America
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Philip Savage
Lancaster
Crops and Soils Schedule and Farm Meetings Listed
Long program highlights meetings and speakers on agronomy lime and fertilizer use with names like James E. Eakin Jr and John Bayle Penn State. Events include celery growers January 29 1 30 pm and multiple 4 H clubs across Lancaster County February 1 3 with venues from Lititz to Ephrata High School.
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James E. Eakin
Jr Eakin
Lueck
Multon Brecht
Lititz Pike
Lancaster
John Bayle
Lester Burdette
Penn State University
Lancaster County Farm & Home Foundation
Meadow Halls di Ning Room
New Danville Pike
Ephrata Young Farme
Ephrata High School
L H Brubaker
Lititz
Northeastern
Ivan Nolt
Lancaster Farming Weekly Publication Details
Lancaster Farming is a weekly newspaper serving Lancaster County with offices at 2212 Mim Street Lititz Pennsylvania 17543 and 266 Lititz PA 17547 The editors are Don Timmons and Robert G Campbell Advertising and circulation contact details are listed with prices two dollars per year in Lancaster County three dollars elsewhere The paper has been published since November 4 1955 and is issued every Saturday with Lititz mailing for second class postage in Lititz PA 17545.
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Lititz
Mim St
Don Timmons
Robert G Campbell
Lancaster County
Lancaster Farming
Litita
Cross and discipleship lesson on costly peace
A sermon reflects on the cross as central to Christian life. It contrasts cheap comfort with costly discipleship, noting Jesus predicts suffering and rejection. Peace is found in faithfulness to the calling, not in avoiding trials or crosses. The piece cites a devotional service and references Christian education materials.
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Jesus
Althouse
Stratford On Avon
Titus Andronicus
God
Jos
Sparish
Salt and mineral feeding for livestock and hog health
Livestock producers should provide salt and minerals to control production costs. A mix of trace mineralized salt and di calcium phosphate meets major mineral needs. Vaccinate hogs early against hog cholera to protect commercial feeders and breeding herds. February and March are best for pruning shade trees and shrubs during dormancy.
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Bing Crosby
Winter
Midwest
Savage
Celery Growets
Jay Hodecke
Rt 72
East Petersburg
Conservation Club
Vincent Hoover
New Providence
James H. Eakin, Jr
Galilee
Caesarea Philippi
Peter
Christ of God
Christan Education
Nehend Council of the Churches of Christ In
the YU
Community Press Service
THE
Biblis
Max Smith