Radishes First of the Season Arrive in Philadelphia Market
Radishes from the Commonwealth arrived this week at the Philadelphia market selling at 75 cents for bunched lugs of 24. The item reflects the early season supply and pricing in local produce trade.
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Home Calendar Tips From Penn State Experts
Sanna D. Black advises women use turbans or scarves to protect pillowcases from bobby pins and curlers. Marjorie J. Wormeck suggests mixing candied ginger into applesauce for a ginger snap note. Helen L. Denning recommends separating potatoes and meat for children. Marguerite L. Duvall emphasizes admitting mistakes in parenting.
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Sanna D. Black
Penn State Extension
Marjorie J. Wormeck
Helen L. Denning
Garment fit issues noted by Penn State expert
Bernice J. Tharp, Penn State extension clothing specialist, warns that garments cut or pulled on grain wrinkle and hang badly when worn. The issue affects how clothes drape and fit, emphasizing careful fabric alignment during sewing and alteration.
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Bernice J. Tharp
Penn State Extension
Two Lancaster Angus Breeders Enter Brandywine Show
Two Lancaster County Angus breeders Cameron Hawley Buttonwood Farm Lancaster and A B C Groff Stauffer Homestead Farm East Earl consign Angus cattle to the 9th Annual Brandywine Spring Show and Sale at the Guernsey Sale Pavilion six miles east of Lancaster on Route 30. The event features three bulls 34 bred heifers and 17 open heifers with Dale Fletcher judging and Paul Good auctioneering. The show is at 10 a m and the sale at 1 p m daylight time and marks the final Pennsylvania Angus sale of the spring with public attendance welcomed. The Brandywine Angus Breeders Association sponsors.
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Brandywine
Lancaster
Scott L. French
Pennsylvania Angus Association
Cameron Hawley
Buttonwood Farm
A. B. C. Groff
Stauffer Homestead Farm
East Earl
French
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
The
Brandywine Angus Breedars Association
Rabies Threat in Chester County Declines Amid Trapping Efforts
Chester County reports reduced rabies threat after trapping 134 foxes and eliminating 56 stray and unlicensed dogs. Officials urge ongoing dog vaccination, licensing, and strict control, noting no rabies cases in four weeks and a county quarantine through June 9.
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State Game Commission
State Department of Agriculture
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Game Commission
Agriculture
William L. Henning
Logan J Bennett
Chester
H A Milo
Bureau of Animals Industry
Department of Agriculture
Solanco Fair Meeting Called for May 21 at High School
A meeting of the Southern Lancaster County Fair Association is set for Monday evening May 21 at 8 30 p m DST in the vocational agriculture building at Solanco High School, announced by Margaret T Herr corresponding secretary.
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Southern Lancaster County Fair Association
Solanco High School
Margaret T. Herr
4H Tractor Roundup Banquet Set Tonight
Lancaster County 4 H Tractor Clubs hold their annual roundup banquet at the Strasburg Fire Hall tonight at 6 30 p m. Hosts include the Lancaster County Implement Dealers Association and invitations extend to parents of club members.
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Lancaster County
Lancaster County Implement Dealers
Strasburg Fire Hall
Spring Chill Delays Wheat Crop Across Southern Plains
The USDA weather crop report notes a cold spring retarding crops with winter wheat losses expected in Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas and New Mexico. Fruit development slowed and some early crops in the South may require replanting due to thin stands. overall damage avoided to avoid severe fruit damage.
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Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
New Mexico
Resin alkyd paints urged for varied surfaces
Synthetic resin alkyd paints prove versatile for metal wallpaper plaster and wood. Doris L Snook Penn State extension home management specialist recommends choosing durable coatings for household projects.
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Doris L Snook
Penn State Extension Home
Mt Airy John J Hess Vintage Wenger Bros Rheems
A compact card noting Mt Airy ties to John J Hess and the Wenger Brothers in Rheems. The item highlights local business or family connections and an archival reference to vintage crafts or firms.
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P. L. Rohrer
Smoketown
Pennsylvania State University College of Agriculture
Marguerite L. Duvall
Oliver
Farmersville Equipment Co
Ephrata, R.D
E. L. Herr
Peach Bottom
N. G. Hershey & Son Manheim
RD. 1
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Purina
J. H. Reitz
Snader’s Mill
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John J. Hess
S. H. Hiest and
Salunga
H. S. Newcomer
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Wenger Bros. Rheems
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B. F. Adams
J. Fred Whiteside
Kirkwood
John J. Hess II
New Providence
John B. Kurtz Ephrata