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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
4
A reader asks if a Peruvian tuna import can trigger legal action after swallowing foreign material from a can. The column notes general public interest questions answered. letters must be signed and mailed to Its the Law, Lancaster Farming.
Reader questions cover minimum marriage ages by state and intestate succession rules. Answers note 18 for most states, 16–18 in Louisiana for males and females, and that a widow with a daughter may leave her estate to issue under intestate law without a will. urges consulting an attorney for settlement values and will drafting.
Harry A. McCreary of Cross Creek Pennsylvania earns Progressive Breeders Award for second year, a prestigious national recognition shared by 32 Pennsylvanians and 304 breeders nationwide among Holstein Friesian dairy cattle breeders.
Elsie Bambesberger from Penn State Extension notes deep yellow lemons are usually riper and less acidic than lighter colored fruit, advising buyers to look for rich yellow hue as a maturity indicator.
Officials from the Lancaster County Sportsmen's Association report about 60 000 rabbits livetrapped from cities gardens and nurseries in Pennsylvania early this year. A spokesman says the rabbits causing damage to plants are released in open hunting territory to provide fall sport for hunters.
Seventy pickers work the ten acre field of Charles Lutz two and one half miles south of Nine Points Lancaster County. Arden Lutz notes two more weeks of picking and says the crop is as good as other years despite frost. Local labor for an Adams County cannery yields about 125 crates daily.
Six students five men and one woman completed the two-year Course In Agriculture and on June 9 the Associate in Agriculture degree was awarded. Dr McClay says the new two-year program officially starts in the Fall Semester with flexible training options.
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