Farm Bureau Unveils New 90 Percent Price Floor Plan
The American Farm Bureau proposes a new approach to price supports tying levels to a three year average market price. No acreage allotments or marketing quotas would be used though Soil Bank participation remains. Milk pricing complexity and administrative challenges are cited as major concerns.
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Pake Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative
Farm Bureau
Soil Bank
AFBA
Benson
Woman Falls Into Forty-Foot Well While Preserving Meat
Seventy five years ago this week Mrs William Crowe of Chester County fell head first into a pump well used as a summer refrigerator. She was saved with minor injuries after being found at a depth of about 15 feet. Doctors Detweiler brothers drowned in 1883 funeral drew crowds and order was kept. Fifty years ago the Democratic National Committee restricted corporate and large donations in 1908. Penn Starch Co chartered in Lancaster with 120000 capital. A stolen team recovered in York County and a 1908 fish pond listing at Kauffman Park noted. Lancaster stores announced summer hours in 1908.
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William Crowe
Pennsylvania
Chester County
Crowe
Democratic National Committee
Lincoln Med
Ww. & Bryan
Lincoln
Fawn Grove
York County
Fritz & Evans
Quarryville
Susquehanna River
McCall Ferry
Esbenshade Turkey Farm A Lancaster County Landmark
Twenty five years ago the Esbenshade Turkey Farm covered about fifty acres on Route 41 two miles east of Strasburg. In July 1933 the site showcased Mam mouth Bronze turkeys and other varieties with sales of table turkeys day old poults breeding stock and eggs for thatching. Ellis H Esbenshade managed the operation which was started by Abram Esbenshade in 1903.
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Esbenshade
Route 41
Strasburg
Lancaster County
Ellis H. Esbenshade
Abram
Lancaster Farming Catalogs Rates and Contact Details
Lancaster Farming outlines staff Alfred C Alspach publisher Robert E Best editor and others. It notes publication by Octoraro Newspapers Quarryville and Friday issues with post office entry eligibility and subscription rates of 2 dollars per year 5 cents per copy.
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Lancaster County
Alfred C. Alspach
Robert E Best
Robert G. Campbell
Robert J. Wiggins
Quarryville
Lancaster
Jesus on Justice Lesson for July Thirteenth, Nineteen Fifty Eight
A sermon argues that Jesus taught justice as social and relational, urging Christians to apply justice in modern, complex society. It rebuts claims that gospel erases justice and emphasizes duties to seek fair treatment, mercy, and forgiveness while addressing present challenges.
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God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Foreman
Furthrmore
Luke
Matthew
General Motors
Reuther
U.S.A
U.S.S.R
Feeding Roughage and Pasture Management for Dairy and Sheep
Farmers advised to supplement pasture with hay or silage if grass fails. Second mowing due, clip pastures to encourage uniform growth and weed control. Seed trefoil in late July or early August with one grass type. Plan for extended pasture using winter rye or Dual wheat in August/September. Consider purchasing purebred rams to improve lamb vigor and investment value. buy before season ends.
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American Farm Bureau
BY Jack Reichard
Aaron C
Washington C. Detweiler
Reading
Schuylkill River
St James Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
New Starch Co
Penn Starch Company
Recorder
Lititz
Israel G. Erb
Thomas W. Barnes
John S. Gault
Martin G Hess
Ralph E. Pratt
York Co
Livermen
Moses R. Snavely
Manheim
Kauffman’s Park
Chiques Creek
Lancaster Merchants
Lancaster Farming
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Commetty Press
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Max Smith
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