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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1960
Page
11
A Jefferson Ohio Gazette column notes the poultry sector pushes ready made products from frozen French toast to chicken bologna and eggs in kid and family packs. It argues promotional efforts keep poultry surpluses in check and praise rural life as a foundation of American strength.
Washington ponders the 86th Congress endgame and the next presidential clash. Republicans consider Nixon or Rockefeller for a liberal line, while Democrats eye Kennedy or Johnson depending on the Los Angeles convention signals. History may repeat with a issues driven, high level campaign.
The item lists publication details for Lancaster Farming and Own Farm Weekly including address Lancaster PA offices 63 North Duke St, editors Jack Owen and Robert G Campbell, pricing 2 per year or three years 5, single copy 50 cents, subscription and association affiliations.
Poem by Carol Dean Huber portrays corn growing under moonlit night with thanking lines to health and the dirt farmer. The verse blends rural imagery and rustic gratitude for farming life and soil.
A devotional column discusses tomorrow as a powerful symbol of fate and accountability. It contrasts popular fortune telling with biblical prophecy, explaining prophets as messengers of God rather than forecasters. The piece notes historical discernment between true and false prophets and previews Sunday School lessons ahead.
Guidance on rotating pastures every 10 days to two weeks for hogs sheep and other livestock to control parasites and maintain forage. Tips include letting clover stands rest, harvesting oats into hay or silage, and avoiding oat hay poisoning by delaying feeding until oats cure for six weeks. Also emphasizes testing and distancing wells to ensure water safety and prevent contamination.
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