Poultry Producers Told to Fight Private Sales Threat
County poultrymen are urged to resist selling broilers privately to buyers who come to the door with money. The piece warns such privatization could weaken the Lancaster Auction market and lower prices, declaring that market health depends on regular auctions and fair competition among buyers.
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Poultry Exchange
Spectacular balloon rescue and farm oddities across eras
A Texas mother recalls an 1883 NC resort incident where an Italian released red balloon clusters that lifted a baby girl into the air before a boat crew saved her. Other notes include a 2,610 pound steer cherished by a Fulton County family, a London 1908 International Horse Show sweep, and a musical cow incident in 1908 where a mouth organ caused a cow to emit music as it breathed.
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North Carolina
Robert Elliot
Texas
Budie
Lancaster
Elwood Smediey
Fulton Two
Smedely
Viaine
Joe Dolley
Mix Dolley
Lancaster Farming weekly publication details and rates
Lancaster Farming announces Alfred C Alspach as publisher and Robert E Best as editor for its weekly farm paper. It notes publication by Octoraro Newspapers in Quarryville, rates at 2 per year or three years for five dollars, with single copies at five cents.
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Lancaster County
Alfred C Alspach
Robert E Best
Robert G Campbell
Robert d Wiggins
Quarryville
Pao
Lancaster
Express
1933 Octoraro Farmers Club meeting and local events
A 1933 diary-style report recalls the Octoraro Farmers Club meeting at Walnut Lane Farm Collamet with brief sessions and a dinner. It also notes a lightning death near Cochranville Roy Coates and a later postal service economy plan cutting nine days pay for most workers. It mentions a Senate highway bridge proposal over the Susquehanna.
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Pennsylvania
Farmers’ Club
Linford Webster
Walnut Lane Farm
Spraying Corn Caution and Cover Crop Advice
The article details safe spraying for corn with drop nozzles to reduce leaf damage and weed spray drift, and promotes sowing cover crops like domestic red clover or field bromegrass at 20 to 25 pounds per acre after last corn cultivation. It also discusses alfalfa harvest timing and Sudan grass grazing precautions, plus a Senate-passed bill allowing borrowing from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to fund toll bridge projects on the Susquehanna at Bainbridge Safe Harbor and Holtwood.
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Susquehanna
Bainbridge
Safe Harbor
Holtwood
State Senate
Hansburg
Senato
John G
How to Discern Voices Claiming to Speak for God
A June 29 1958 voice for God lesson argues that true divine guidance comes through conscience and alignment with Jesus Christ not through loud claims. The Eli Samuel story illustrates how a genuine message hurts conscience and matches God’s revealed law.
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God
Pope
Mary Baker Eddy
Joseph Smith
Billy Graham
Oral Roberts
Jehovah's Witnesses
Eli
Samuel
Lord
Priest
Jesus Christ
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
USA
Community Press Service
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