Soil Stewardship Sunday Urges Faithful Land Use
A speaker warns that the land records humanity’s choices and urges Soil Stewardship Sunday. He recalls Moses and Promised Land imagery, contrasts ancient fertility with erosion, and calls on citizens and the Soil Conservation Districts to conserve soil, water, and forests to keep America a land of milk and honey.
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Near East
Moses
Egypt
Mt. Nebo
Jordan River
Promised Land
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Holy Earth
America
Wheat program freedoms praised in reader letters
Lancaster Farming readers urge careful study of the 1964 certificate program praising its freedom for growers. They discuss mandatory 10 percent and voluntary 20 percent diversions with payments and the impact on production decisions.
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Lancaster Farming
Assumme
America
Lancaster Farming publication details and contact info
Lancaster Farming weekly farm paper lists P O boxes in Lancaster and Lititz, offices on Main Street in Lititz, phone numbers, editor Jack Owen and advertising director Robert G Campbell, established November 4 1955 and published every Saturday with second class matter status.
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Jack Owen
Robert G. Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Lititz
Deliverance and Promise in Psalm 91 Devotional
The speaker argues God does not guarantee a trouble free life for believers. Psalm 91 is a poem reflecting reality’s evils and emphasizes deliverance, not carefree abundance. The text recalls a mother who survived hardship and found song in the night, illustrating God’s deliverance.
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Foreman
Psalm 91 and finding God in trouble
A sermon fragment recalls protection by God while warning that faith does not guarantee avoidance of danger. It contrasts trusting divine care with reckless risk, cites examples from a plane crash and a preacher whose wife died, and ends noting God’s presence in trial.
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Matthew
Jesus
Temple
Weather Bureau
Paul
Minist
Christ
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Christian Educatio National Council of the Churches Christ
U.S.A
Farm Advice Urges Cull Low Producers and Efficient Feeding
The article advises dairymen to cull low producers to reduce feed costs as markets face tight milk supplies. It warns of a potential rough feeding season and recommends feeding high priced feeds only to high producing animals while selling the rest for meat. It also covers alfalfa weevil control and cautious plant handling for tobacco and tomatoes, plus timing for high quality hay and field inspection.
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