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Lancaster Farming in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

18 Jul 1959

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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

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Jul 18, 1959

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County Poultry Tour Set for July 29 Across York County

Co chairmen Mark Myer and Richard Kreider report a July 29 poultry tour starting 9 a.m. at Gladfelter Paper Co. in Spring Grove. Stops include Summers Canning Co. New Freedom, Eugene Blevins farm Stewartstown RD1, and Hugh McPherson farm New Park. Tours cover 1000 workers at the pulp plant and 30,000 breeder hens, 60 Guernsey milkers, 4000 acres of crops, and family events near Shrewsbury. Lancaster County Poulymen and families are invited.

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Mark Myer Richard Kreider Gladfelter Paper Co Spring Grove York Guy Leader Jr New Freedom al Shrewsbury Summers Canning Company New Freedom Eugene Blevins Stewartstown Rd1 Hugh McPherson New Park York County
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Penn State Advises Caution With Power Lawn Mowers

Safety specialists urge vigilance when using power lawn mowers. They warn not to treat mowing as a toy and recommend keeping a safety eye on activities to prevent injuries and protect health.

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Wheat Quota Vote Set Thursday Across 39 States

More than 6 000 Lancaster County farmers join wheat producers in 39 states for the annual vote on marketing quotas and acreage allotments. A Yes vote would put quotas in effect for the 1960 crop with penalties for excess wheat and full parity price support for compliant growers. A No vote would keep price support at 50 percent parity and retain allotments as a condition for support.

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