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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
11
A reader notes Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture mail pieces arrive printed upside down due to a combined sealing and postage metering machine. The piece also covers USDA farm trend data and honors Adlai Stevenson as a diplomat and humanist whose ideals outlived political battles.
Pennsylvania seedleaf tobacco production for 1965 is forecast at 459 million pounds based on crop progress as of July 1 by the Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service. The figure matches last year but is 15 percent below the 1959-63 average of 543 million. yield is projected at 1,700 pounds per acre, 6 percent under the five year average of 1,800. Acreage remains at 27,000 acres, about 3,200 below the five year average. Planting began in April, growth delayed by cool weather, and field placement largely complete by early July. Moisture in Lancaster County grew critical, with later fields showing stress. heavy rain in early and mid July eased conditions. Some cutworm damage reported. disease and pests little posing problems so far.
Lancaster Farming announces its weekly farming publication with contact lines for Lititz and Lancaster offices, editor Don Timmons, advertising director Robert G Campbell, and office addresses in Lititz and Lititz route. Established November 4, 1955, and published every Saturday from Lititz, Pennsylvania.
Weather forecast covers Saturday to Wednesday with temperatures averaging between 87 and 66 degrees. A warming trend develops toward the end of the period. Expect light showers about Sunday and again on Wednesday totaling about one quarter inch.
The author argues Romans seven depicts a real Christian struggle not with external foes but within the self. He frames the battle as a civil war between the better and worse selves, urges reliance on Christ as the victory ally, and likens spiritual progress to a race rather than quiet growth.
A timeless call invites readers to participate in church services this Sunday, highlighting religious freedom and community gathering. The notice encourages exploring different congregations and joining in worship without bias.
Advice on alfalfa ground preparation with mid August seedings and soil testing. Emphasizes lime fertilization, multiple pre-seed plowings, and starting ground after first harvest. Also covers pesticide record-keeping, sheep parasite control, spring and fall drenching, and seed storage tips for gardeners.
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