Ten Farm Safety Commandments From National Council
The National Safety Council outlines ten farm safety commandments focusing on machinery care, safe tractor use, traffic rules, fire avoidance, calm animal approach, orderly housekeeping, fall prevention, following instructions, water safety, and prompt first aid. Maynard Coe emphasizes mental alertness and commonsense attitudes as essential to agricultural safety.
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Council
Maynard Coe
Fort Madison blight as stilt accident fractures Miss Krunkenmeyer
An 1889 Fort Madison report notes Miss Theresa Krunkenmeyer, a leading society beauty, fracturing her left leg in a stilt accident after her brother George aged 17 left his stilts in the yard. She fell through a flower bed and through a barbed wire fence, with a compound fracture four inches above the knee requiring a difficult set.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Theresa Krunkemyer
Miss Krunkenmeyer
George
Mint farming on 2000 acre Lancaster tract in 1906
A 1906 Lancaster syndicate in Pulaski County Indiana leasing a 2000 acre mint farm planned a lab and refinery with an $80000 capitalization and $200 per acre expected returns. Also noted are farm accidents, bee beetle remedies, corn husk paper venture, cross ties usage, and a firearm sale law signed by Governor Pinchot.
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Pulaski County
Ind
U. S. Forest Service
Agriculture Department
Witkin
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Farm migrants misled by Lancaster man into fruit cooperative
Twenty five years ago several farm families from oussiana were stranded in Lancaster County after being lured by John K. Hartman of Lancaster in a campaign to join a cooperative community. He claimed ownership of a large Pequea farm and a Lancaster bakery to make pies, but investigations showed he owned neither.
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John A. McSparran
Lancaster
McSparran
Oussiana
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Hosterman
John K. Hartman
Leesville
Lane
Pequea
Hartman
Pioneers and The World Christian Story
The text argues that Paul is both outstanding and typical in Acts, driving the church forward westward and beyond. It highlights global mission, from France to India, and notes Life Magazine’s Ecuador tragedy inspiring missions. It stresses personal evangelism, one-to-one contact, and Billy Graham’s view that visitation evangelism is most effective.
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Paul
Luke
Dr. Foreman
France
Holland
Scandinavia
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Nile
Iraq
India
Rome
Life Magazine
Aucas
Trib
Ecuador
Life
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Billy Graham
Division
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Octoraro Newspapers
Quarryville
Alfred C. Alspach
Ernest J. Neill
C. Wallace Abel Robert G. Campbell
Robert J. Wiggins
Ecret
National Safety Council
Lancaster Farms
By Jack Reichard
George Helm
Landisville
Jacob Gehman
John M. Gehman
Bowmanville
Becknock Two
U.S. Forest Service
RB. R
Arthur Brisbane
America
Pan American Airways
Moscow
Gene Tunney
Russia
Hubs
Kenneth J. Ruremam
Unc