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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1959

Page

7

4-H Honors Marietta Youth in State Leadership School

William Endslow of Marietta RD 1 was among 12 Pennsylvania 4-H Club junior leaders honored at a Penn State Leadership School citizenship ceremony. The event recognized service to clubs and communities and featured Chauncey P. Lang and Dr. H. R. Al training in leadership topics and club officer roles.

William Endslow Marietta RD Pennsylvania Penn State Endslow Annville Ruceers Nnville Esideat Moyet H. R. al Choiol Bebrecht Penn State Extension Chauncey P. Lang Lang William M Bill Endslow Marietta Penn State Kenneth Baldner St. Thomas Audrey Yingling Gettysburg Donna Landis Millersburg Leonard McChesney Blairsville Ndslow James Arbuckle Mohrsville Bill Ditkinson Slippery Rock

USDA Hearing Set for Philadelphia Milk Order Changes

A USDA hearing is scheduled to open at 9:30 am in the U S Court House Philadelphia. Milk handlers in the Philadelphia marketing area requested the session to review proposed amendments. Changes include bringing unregulated plants handling other source milk under the order and revising how Class I milk is assigned based on supply plant shipments. After hearing, USDA may amend the Philadelphia order with a later opportunity to file exceptions and a referendum to approve or disapprove.

U. S&s Court House 9Th Market Streets Philadelphia USDA

USDA invites comments on suspension of lamb grading

The USDA extends the deadline to July 20 for comments on the proposal to suspend federal grading of lamb and mutton carcasses. The possible suspension date moves from August 1 to September 1, 1959. Comments should be sent to the Director, Livestock Division, Agricultural Marketing Service, Washington 25 DC.

USDA US Department of Agriculture Livestock Diision Agricultural Marketing Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington D.C

Lancaster Farming details and contact information

Lancaster Farming a weekly farm paper from Lancaster County Pennsylvania announces offices at 53 North Duke Street editor Dan McGrew advertising director Robert Campbell and business manager. It lists established date November 4 1955 subscription rates two dollars per year three years six dollars and single copy five cents.

Lancaster Farming Ancaster County Lancaster Penna North Duke St Lancaster Express Dan McGrew Robert G. Campbell Menager Mount Yer Pa Pa Newspaper Pubishers’ Association National Editorial Association

Bible Material on Deuteronomy and Isaiah Devotional

A devotional note outlines Bible material covering Deuteronomy chapters 29 through 34 and Isaiah chapter 26 verses 1 to 8.

Choices Gount Lesson for July 12 1959

A long, playful meditation on everyday choices and their consequences. It links fashion, travel routes, gifts, and life turning points to the old saying that opportunity comes from decisive action. The piece uses trains and stations as metaphors for how decisions steer destiny.

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Yield bill clash as farm price supports face repeal push

Congress debates the fate of farm price supports and production controls as President Eisenhower and Secretary Benson push for more freedom. The wheat bill, sent to the White House, would raise supports and tighten controls, while critics warn of higher costs and economic hardship for farmers and taxpayers.

Congress Eisenhower Agriculture Benson White House Benson

Recognize Livestock Fortitude Amid Hot Summer Heat

Hot dry days reduce production and efficiency for cattle. Ensure cross ventilation and shade for hogs and heifers. provide fresh water and wetting down to maintain weight. Inspect pastures, compare with others, and adjust fertilizing and clipping. Kill corn pests with spray. avoid feeding DDT to livestock.

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