Best Remark Of The Week Dairymen Reflect On Land Use
A thoughtful column warns that agricultural land is being sacrificed for housing and profits. It argues that soil and water ecosystems are stretched to a tipping point and urges redirecting land use from built development to sustain food production. A county dairyman quips that dairy groups push milk policy while peers eat oleomargarine.
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Orient
America
Southeast Asia
Trade Association
Dairy Princess
Appeal for Road Safety During Memorial Day Holiday
The Pennsylvania State Highways Department asks 15 000 residents and all motorists to drive carefully over the four day Memorial Day weekend. Last year 65 people died in traffic accidents during a similar long weekend. The department plans a record 290 million dollar road construction program to improve safety and asks drivers and pedestrians to help reduce accidents, noting a 16 million hazard removal effort targeting 118 high frequency accident areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highways Department
Pennsylvania
Department of Highways
Lancaster Farming weekly shown header and quotes
Lancaster Farming, a weekly from Lititz Pennsylvania, prints from 22 E. Main St Lititz with circulation two dollars in county three dollars elsewhere. Editor Don Timmons Ad directing Robert G Campbell. Established November 4 1955. The paper notes a printer tradition about type misalignment from 15th century pioneers and includes a moral quote about time and goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Timmons
Robert G. Campbell
Lancaster County
Idolatry failed witness ends Samaria’s fate in haste
A sermon notes that nations fall from idolatry and pride, citing Samaria’s destruction as divine judgment. It argues foreigners and internal corruption weaken a nation and that God hands down the coroner like verdict for collective sin. The piece connects ancient text to modern civic peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Graham
Graham
America
Dr. Foreman
God
Samaria
Luud
Israel
Fertile Crescent
Middle East
Egypt
Ahijah
First U.S. Libel Suit Involving Zenger Journal
The first libel suit in the United States was brought against John Peter Zenger of the New York Weekly Journal. The case was argued on August 4, 1735 with attorney Andrew Hamilton defending Zenger.
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John Peter Zenger
New York Weekly Journal
Andrew Heminlton
Time to Fertilize Alfalfa and Improve Pasture Crops
Immediate post harvest topdressing of established alfalfa with phosphorus-potash fertilizer yields the most benefit. Sudan grass and sudan sorghum hybrids offer quick forage, planted after corn, with staggered dates to spread harvest or grazing. Weed control through chemicals or cultivation reduces competition, while providing shade and water boosts livestock and poultry efficiency.
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Henry D. Harral
Lancaster Farming
P.O
Lititz
E. Main St
Lancaster
Gorener
Division of Christian Education
Natensl Council of the
Churches of Christ In
Church OF
Max Smith
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