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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1956

Page

11

The Future Problem of Meat Demand and Production

The National Livestock and Meat Board analyzes 20 years of rising population and meat use. By 1975 the U S population could reach 228 million, with per capita consumption at about 168 lbs. Meeting demand will require a 42 percent production rise from 1955 levels.

National Livestock and Meat Board National Live Stock and Meat Board The Meat Board America

When Will Spring Arrive This Year

The weather scene mixes forecasts and folklore as Groundhog and Bullfrog views clash. Warm weekend in the 80s boosts grass and pastures while readers face lingering chills and seasonal aches, prompting bets on a possible springless year.

Chamber of Commerce

Lancaster Farming Family Expands with Fairchild Photo Engraver

Octoraro Newspapers adds Fairchild Scan-A-Graver to its Lancaster Farming affiliated operations. The new model converts photos to engravings minutes after capture for quick use in news and ads. Since January the paper moved to larger Quarryville offices and upgraded equipment boosts coverage.

Fairchild Octorato Newspapers Lancaster Farming Octoraro Newspapers

Free Seed Bill Sparks Row in Washington Halls

May 1 1906 reports House Representatives cheering as a free seed appropriation was expanded by Col Lamb with a 242920 dollar amendment. The scene included Wadsworth contesting the point of order before passage amid notable remarks on agriculture and politics.

House Washington Colonel Lamb Virginia Wadsworth Lamb

Farmers Club Meeting Discusses Rye Pasture Geraniums and Rock Garden

Twenty-five years ago this week Lancaster County Octo rare Farmers' Club met at George Ferguson's residence with president George Haverstick presiding. Discussion topics included rye height for pasture geraniums that grew tall in winter and how to start a rock garden per J. F. Heim, state 4H assistant at Penn State College.

Asso Dairy Council K.G.E. Hall Drumoree Center Lancaster County H. D. Allebach Philadelphia C. E. Cohee Philadelphia Dairy Council Ira McPherson Chestnut Level Rare Farmers’ Club George Ferguson George Haverstick J. F. Heim Pennsylvania State College

Conversion Lesson Reflects Turning From Negative to Life in Christ

A May 6 1956 religious lesson explains conversion as a transforming shift from a non Christian or self centered life to a life in Christ. Using Paul the Apostle as exemplar it notes conversion is turning toward God and service, with Saul to Paul as dramatic but not unique, and stresses conversion begins with obedience to God.

Foreman Christian Paul Apostle Paul Saul God Christ Jesus Christiana Weation National Council of the Churches of Christ Community Press Service

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