The Integrity Of Elected Officials In A Surplus Economy
A column argues poultrymen in New Jersey seek Hoffa aid to reorganize and warns voters to trust elected officials only when they act for public good. It stresses democratic processes, election legality, and citizen vigilance, citing science policy and a Warsaw conference.
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James Hoffa
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Washington farm studies warn of fire after free market shift
U S Department of Agriculture and Land Grant College economists report that removing production controls and lowering price supports to free market levels over five years would raise production but depress prices and farm income. By 1965 net income could fall about 40 percent to around seven billion dollars, with large declines across beef cattle, cotton, corn hogs, and dairy sectors.
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Allen Ellender
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Brrol Taft Benson
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Rural Rhythms About Winter Care for Farm Animals
Poem about farm life in winter noting animals kept warm by farmers and God's protection. Imagery centers on little fishes and rabbits facing cold, farmers feeding cattle, and the belief that nature is safeguarded during harsh weather.
Paul in Court: Church and Civil Authority Examined
An examination of Paul’s trial before Felix and Festus, with a focus on church authority versus civil law. The piece argues the church must acknowledge civil jurisdiction, avoid bribery, and advocate ethical law through clear Christian ethics and public influence. It cites guidance from Christian foundations and calls for church leaders to engage governors and lawmakers with principled persuasion.
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Saint Paul
Paul
Foreman Felix
Festus
Aprippa
Felix
Church of God
Practical Spring Farming Guidance for Pasture, Oats and Lambs
Agricultural notes advise keeping livestock off pastures until grass is mature to protect soil and prevent holes. Early April planting of spring oats is recommended in southeast Pennsylvania to maximize yields before hot dry weather. Tips include separating loafing areas for cows to maintain clean bedding and using creep feed for lambs with a mix of cracked corn oats and wheat bran to boost returns.
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