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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1956
Page
10
Rains Flatten Grain as Thunder Sparks Farm Fires
Heavy storms struck near Hopewell and Rising Sun Maryland causing multiple barn fires. A 20 by 40 foot barn on the Thompson Hudson farm burned with $3100 loss. near Rising Sun a 90 by 100 foot barn on Glenn Van Dyke’s property suffered about $38,500 in damages. Teresa Wiley reported $3500 damage from a lightning strike on the Oxford New London road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bore Tomato Growers Cooperative Association
H. C Heberlein
Hopewell
Oxford
Thompson Hudson
Rising Sun
Glenn van Dyke
Teresa Wiley
Oxford-New London Road
Fire Alarm Calls Responded By Union Fire Company Oxford
The Union Fire Company of Oxford responded to all calls regarding a domestic incident that started a blaze at a residence. Firefighters arrived to suppress flames and ensure evacuated occupants were safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Fire Company of
Oxford
County Agent Reports Barley Yields in Lancaster County
Lancaster County barley yields reach 65 bushels per acre with some fields as low as 32.5 due to lodging. Harry S. Sloat notes rains aided tomatoes potatoes and corn but slowed harvesting. He warns about slug damage to pears and cherries urging DDT sprays and highlights a new grain law limiting foreign matter in shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Harry S. Sloat
Laucaster
Mr. Sloat
Sloat
Poultry Market News Philadelphia July 5
Market unsettled with strong demand for hens due to short supplies. Large pullets 30-31 cents, cross fryers 24-25 cents, caponettes 26-27 cents, Vantress Reds 27 cents, ordinary 24 cents. Turkeys unsold. receipts July 3 Maryland 5 000 Ibs and Delaware 19 000 Ibs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Maryland
Delaware
Eggs Market Steady as Demand Remains Strong
Eggs market shows steady to firm conditions with good demand and lighter supplies barely meeting current needs. Wholesale prices list minimum 10 percent AA quality and various size and color classifications with receipts totaling 6,600 cases for July 3–6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Inquiry into Why Idle Women Feel Dissatisfied
The question suggests that lack of purposeful activity or meaningful roles can lead to restlessness. Social expectations, personal identity tied to work or duties, and limited opportunities may amplify dissatisfaction for those with idle time.
Mushroom Sheds Burn Near Avondale Farm
Six mushroom houses were destroyed by a Monday fire on the Joseph Vento farm about three quarters of a mile south of Avondale. The buildings were empty and damage was estimated at 15000 dollars. Avondale and West Grove firefighters fought the blaze for three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vento
Avondale
West Grove
Half truth more dangerous than the big lie
A terse aphorism notes that a partial truth can mislead more than a full falsehood, warning readers about deception. It contrasts the subtle harm of incomplete information with the blunt impact of blatant lies.
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Geigy Chemical Corporation
J. C. Ehrlich CO
E. Chestnut
Lancaster, Pa
Wiciege
USDA
Edward G. Wilson
Lancaster Production
Credit Ass’n
E. Chestnut St
Ph. Lane
Broiler
Edward Strauss
Marydel
Lititz, Pa
R. S. Hess
Hespenheide and Thompson, Inc
York, PA
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