Role of farm wives shifts in modern households
An article based on E A Wilkening's study interviews 500 farmers and wives, showing farm wives influence on equipment and farm decisions varies by chores, education, farm size, income, and whether the farm is part time. It also discusses civil rights and a Girard College dispute.
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University of Wisconsin
E A. Wilkening
Wilkening
Viet Nam
Gzirard College
Girard College
Lancaster County
Philadelphia
Yes Again Lesson for July 11 1965
A devotional guide discusses being a Christian by intention and growth. It cites Romans Philippians and Hebrews while stressing that the Christian life begins when one invites Christ and continues with daily steps. Paul’s example shows progress through the Holy Spirit and persistent effort in the battle for righteousness, with encouragement that every believer matters.
Drought relief process outlined for farmers in 24 counties
Secretary Bull explains disaster relief steps requiring county ASC committees to review requests and forward them to state and then to Governor Scranton for USDA authorization. Eligible farmers must obtain a permit from the county Agricultural and Stabilization Committee and accept reduced benefit payments. Harvesting for own use or for eligible drought relief recipients is allowed with permits.
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Usda Disaster Committee
ASC
Farmers Home Administration
State Disaster Committee
William W. Scranton
US Department of Agriculture
Washington, DC
Bull
County Agricultural and Stabilization Committee
AISC
Lancaster Farming Lancaster County Farm Weekly Details
The Lancaster Farming paper lists offices in Lititz Pennsylvania with contact numbers for Lititz and Lancaster. Editorial by Don Timmons and advertising directed by Robert G Campbell. Established November 4 1955 and published each Saturday from Lititz.
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Lancaster County
P.O
Lititz
Main St
Lancaster
Don Timmons
Robert G. Campbell
Lancaster-Faiming
Corn Club Entry Rules for Harvest Classes
A farmer or farm operator may enter a field of five acres with a complete soil test from the last two years. Contour strips of two to three on the same slope are allowed if total acreage is at least five. Irrigated fields are excluded. Fields must have 14,000 or more stalks per acre. Two classes exist: Hand Harvested and Machine Harvested, with class choice at harvest.
Card of Thanks From Ray and Evelyn Longenecke
A personal thank you notice from Ray and Evelyn Longenecke of Lititz R2 thanking friends neighbors and firemen for kindness and aid during a difficult time. The couple credits God with blessing those who offered help.
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Ray and
Evelyn Longenecke
County Holstein Field Day Weather Outlook
Weather cooperated during last Field Day activities and similar conditions are hoped for this year. Officials expect supporters to participate and plan events across multiple sites with favorable skies and comfortable temperatures.
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Moe
Time To Dry Grain And Build A Corral
This note covers grain drying for storage under 14 percent moisture and introduces efficient corral planning for beef cattle. It also warns about atrophic rhinitis in pigs and advises veterinary care, plus a brief tip on removing corn suckers for home gardeners and larger growers.
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