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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1961
Page
11
A Lancaster Farming column reflects on dairy market pressures, seasonal milk production, and how rising costs push farmers toward bigger herds and varied fixes. It recalls past gluts, warns against overproduction, and envisions electric living while urging gratitude for progress and better planning.
In Washington the speaker cautions that inflation is eroding purchasing power and predicts rising prices. He cites the 1941 to 1960 dollar decline, notes the 1960 price index rise, and argues government action failed to curb inflation. He warns proposed wage legislation would lift costs further.
The notice outlines Lancaster Farming weekly publication details in Lancaster Pennsylvania. It lists the office address at 5 North Duke Street, editor Jack Owen, advertising director Robert G Campbell, and recognises the paper as a second class matter under state law. Subscription rates show $2 per year and $5 for a single copy, with circulation in November 1955.
A devotional reflection explaining why modern readers struggle with the Holy Spirit. It notes pre Pentecost context, tests of true Spirit influence against Christ, warnings about self styled prophets, and three simple truths about the Trinity and God’s indwelling presence.
Guidance urges inspecting the herd for nonperformers to improve profits. It advises culling low producers, protecting trees from rodent damage with orange shellac, and feeding lambs pigs with troughs and racks. It stresses rapid growth for growing heifers with ample hay and silage.
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