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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1971
Page
2
The piece notes corn prices dropping to about 1.00 per bushel from 1.75, with similar cuts in other grains. It states lower feed costs improve profitability for poultry, livestock, and dairy enterprises and suggests farmers with storage capacity buy more corn and grains while prices stay low.
PennDOT warns about traffic sign vandalism causing over 250 000 in costs and risking public safety. A young man in Allentown died when a stop sign was removed. Signs are painted shot bent pasted with stickers and pelted with rocks.
Letter from Lewis and Arlene Shore thanks Lancaster Farming readers for support after October 19 barn fire that destroyed calves. They note cleanup on October 27 and praise firemen electricians plumbers locals and volunteers for food and service.
A statewide advisory urges farmers to ventilate heating corn cribs or shelve and dry corn to avoid spoilage. It warns about exposed water pipes and suggests burying pipes or using electric heating cables with electrician guidance. The note also encourages open shed housing for yearling heifers with ample hay and silage, and calls for discing corn refuse to reduce volunteer corn and disease risks.
Raymond F. Delano of NEMA commends Lancaster Farming for the October 9 editorial DeBakey Backs Framingham. He notes the piece informs poultrymen and others about countering attacks on eggs and urges members to spread the information.
A 1971 sermon reflects on Psalms 104 Acts 4 15 17 Colossians 1 13 17 and Job 38 1 11. The pastor argues God is alive and active in everyday life, citing creation and personal experience as evidence. He urges readers to seek God’s presence in the world.
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