Pork Council Movement Promises Self Help for Swine Industry
The swine industry forms a National Pork Council and state affiliates to control price and supply through a voluntary producer checkoff. Hog producers would contribute five cents a day or two cents per pig sold to fund research and boost consumer share, aiming for steadier growth and industry independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Pork Producers Council
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania Park Producers Council
Uncle Sam
Local Poultry Figures Recall 1916 Charter Transfer
The article recalls the original 1916 charter mailed to Frank McGrann of Whatglen Farm near Lancaster. It notes McGrann's fame as a Single Coloured Black Minorca breeder and shows with his birds across the East. Also present are Lancaster Poultry Association leaders John Hess and Don Timmons who arranged the transfer to the Pennsylvania Poultry Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGrann
McGrann
Whatglen Farm
Gioitown Road
Lancaster Country Club
New Holland Pike
McGiann
Frank McGiann
Don Timmons
Lancaster County Poultry Association
Hess
Moei
Pennsylvania Poultry Federtion
Phrase about inches and yardwork yields odd phrases
Fragmentary text plays with measurement words and fruit references. It reads as a garbled line about inches and feet, with scattered unusual terms and potential language errors. The passage lacks a clear event or identifiable subjects.
Farm Calendar and meeting notices in Lancaster County
May 29 3 to 5 pm 4H Capon Club members bid at Melvin Perfer farm Manheim. June 1 8 pm Lancaster County Poultry Association directors meet at Farm Credit Building Lancaster. June 3 8 pm District Pomona Grange meeting at Kimberton Grange Hall.
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Capon Club
Melvin Perfer Farm
Manheim
Lancaster County Poultry Assa
Farm Credit Bldg
Lancaster
District Pomona Grange
Kimberton Grange Hall
Pageant committee members listed with local residents
The pageant committee includes Mr and Mrs John J Herr Mount Joy Mr and Mrs Samuel Myers Elizabethtown Robert Keen Queen Dany William Deisley Moore Dany Robert Gregory Mille and Bushong C P Brantley ABC Mr and Mrs Jay M Risser Red Rose DHIA and Miss Mattie Foulk Akron. Miss Foulk was the 1964 Lancaster County Daily Princess Master of Ceremonies for the pageant will again be Harry Kauffman of the Philadelphia Dairy Council. 109 years ago American farms produced Y of the gross national product in dollar volume Now it is about 1/20th.
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John J Herr
Mount Joy
Samuel Myers
Elizabethtown
Robert Keen
Queen Dany
William Deisley
Moore Dany
Robert Gregory
Mille: & Bushong
C P Brantley
ABC
Jay M Risser
Red Rose Dhia
Mattie Foulk
Akron
Dolla
Mild Weekend, Then Cooler Start to Week With Rain Outlook
The forecast calls for a five day period with temperatures averaging in the normal 78 to 55 degree range. A mild weekend is expected, followed by cooler temperatures early in the week, then mild again midweek. Precipitation favors field work with total rainfall around 4 inches, mainly Saturday night or Sunday.
From Defeat to Victory in Early Christian Mission
A sermon-like summary notes how apparent victories in early Christian persecution led to broader aims. It cites Stephan’s martyrdom, scattering of believers, and the spread of the gospel as God transforming defeats into gains, with examples from Edison to Wells.
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Rev. Althouse
Stephen
Jerusalem
Luke
H.G. Wells
Edison
Jesus Christ
Christ
Feeding Hay On Pasture And Silage Use For Dairymen
Farmers using pasture for dairy herds should continue feeding hay or silage despite lush growth to slow digestion and extract more nutrients. Keep accurate spray records with date, amount, and material. templates are available from the Extension Office to prevent market losses. Silage at 60 to 65 percent moisture is practical, and a hay conditioner speeds moisture loss to avoid forage problems.
Lancaster Farming Lancaster County's Own Farman Weekly
Lancaster Farming reports weekly farming news from Lancaster County with editor Dod Tim mans and Advertising Proctor. Subscription prices listed include 2 per year in Lancaster County and 3 elsewhere. Established November 4, 1975, published every Saturday in Lititz Pennsylvania.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Farman Weekly
PO Dow
Luititz
Atlice
Main St. Liiia
Pao
Dod Timmans
Robert Ggram Mobell
Lancaster Farming
Lititz
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Washington
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Congress
Johnson
Roger
Host Town
Royer
Daily Princess Pageant Committee
Atlantic Breeders Cooperative
County” Extension Office
Mis Royer
Zsia Beiry
John
Jesus
Peter
Nazarene
Little Fellowship
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ In the USA
Community Press Service
Spfaks
Max Smith
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