Pennsylvania Eggs Seen From Penns Stand Point
F H Leuschner of Pennsylvania State University urged that if local producers could cut costs to compete with outside suppliers, the state could raise egg output by 10 percent, turkeys threefold, and broilers 2.5 times. He noted Pennsylvanians have a quality edge in New York markets but need stronger promotion and cooperation among producers, buyers, and retailers to sustain demand. He predicted larger laying flocks and said efficient small farms can profit by expanding with fewer resources, stressing a future built on efficiency and market access.
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Leuschner
Pennsylvania Poultry Federation
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
New York
Reindeer Meat Tops Alaska Beef and Pork Production
A US Department of Agriculture report shows Nunivak Island in Alaska produced 405,000 pounds of reindeer meat last year, more than Alaska beef and pork combined. The piece compares regional production and notes Lancaster County, Pennsylvania totals for milk eggs poultry and tobacco, plus broader economic reflections on agriculture and retail today.
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Union
US Department of Agri
Nunivak
Alaska
Lancaster County
Use of commons in worgat mne manutorture increase
The fragment notes rising use of commons in worgat mne manutorture with a mention of Tomallien pounds around 196]. The text is garbled but implies economic or resource activity affecting a local common area and a monetary figure. No clear events or dates are established.
Lancaster Farming contact and publication details
Lancaster Farming, Lancaster County's Farm Weekly, published every Saturday from Lititz and Lancaster, Pa. The issue lists PO Box 1324 Lancaster, office in Lititz, editor Jick Owen, advertising director Robert G Campbell, established November 4, 1955, subscription rates $2 yearly, $35 for three years, single copy priced cents.
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Lancaster County
Lititz
Main St Litt
Lancaster Express
Jick Owen
Robert G Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Latitz, Pa
Pa Newspapers Publishers Association
National Editorial Association
Bible Passage Devotional From First Kings 22
A devotional note reflects on First Kings chapter 22 verses 1 to 2 and 1113, focusing on judgment and prophetic messages. It discusses themes of loyalty, warning, and divine will as described in the biblical account.
A People In Peril Lesson On Josiah And Idols
A July 1 1962 lesson warns that reform alone cannot save a nation The tale of King Josiah shows a lone reformer failing without mass support and true inner change The reading emphasizes that revival requires collective commitment to the one true God rather than mere external rites.
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Cavalry
Superman
Dick Tracy
Perry
Foreman Mason
Josiah
King Josiah
Jorma
St. Peter's
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ In the USA
Community Press Service
Thunderstorm safety for farm fences and pest control hints
Farmers are urged to ground metal fences to prevent lightning harming animals. Steel posts placed every 200 feet and grounded into moist earth are advised. A second tip recommends spraying corn with DDT or Sevin during tassel emergence, repeating every 5 to 7 days for 3–4 treatments.
To Operate Combines Slow for Better Grain Recovery
The fall growth of volunteer grain signals waste at harvest as excess combine speed hinders grain extraction. Operators should slow down to improve results. Livestock and dairy producers are urged to use top breeding stock, as sires can define half of future offspring. High quality purebred bulls boars or rams cost more but pay off as a wise investment.
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Chen
Ieré
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F H Leuschner
Pennsylvana State University
Homer Davidson
The
American Meat Institute
Davidson
Worgat
Jersies
Li Ae
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