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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1961
Page
11
A stressed newspaper editor describes a single night misfortune that strips him of status after a ink stain leads to lost wallet, failed gas stop, and a desperate all night service station plea. The tale ends with reflection on social walls between respectability and poverty.
Washington column notes the 1959 Census show farm population halved since 1920s while total population grew. It highlights aging farmers, rising farm land values, increased acres per farmer, and 4 in 5 farmers owning land. Mechanization and college departures pull youth from farming, with further discussion on page 5.
The document lists Lancaster Farming weekly publication details including address P O Box 1524 Lancaster Pennsylvania offices on North Duke Street and Mount Joy entry. It names editor Jack Owen and advertising director Robert G Campbell along with publishing frequency and subscription rates.
A rural verse by J. C. E laments pneumonia weather as a hot sun and cold wind tilt the season toward April and May. A robin appears on the lawn signaling spring, while the calendar ticks onward despite the changing climate.
Devotional notes on John 17 1 11 emphasize Jesus praying for all believers and urge readers to seek joy unity and closeness with Christ. It contrasts ordinary happiness with the joyful state Jesus asks for and reflects on staying in Christ amid daily temptations and decisions.
Max Smith outlines seedbed care from planting to field entry focusing on soil sterilization soaking sprayers and spray programs. Extension office offers a graph sheet of suggestions to guide growers.
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