County Florists Hold Flower Show in Lancaster
The Lancaster County Florists Alsa hosts a five day flower show at Watt and Shand Co Lancaster starting Tuesday November 12 with a fashion show on November 14. Exhibits fill two parts of the department store with daily corner window displays and Friday room demonstrations of float piece arrangements. The Iris Club hosts the fashion shows at North Duke Street with afternoon and evening performances featuring gowns from Watt and Shand.
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Watt & Shand Co
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Federated
Womens Clubs of
Iris Club
North Duke St
Watt & Shand
Tennessee Test Shows Hogs Gain On Feather Meal
Experiments at the University of Tennessee find steamed and lime hydrolyzed feather meal can substitute one third to two thirds of soybean meal in hog rations. Feather meal plus blood yielded 80 percent protein in steam hydrolyzed form and 73 percent in lime hydrolyzed form. Daily gains averaged 1.6 pounds for all pigs on substitute diets, with potential profit despite higher feather meal cost due to higher protein content.
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University of Tennessee
Tennessee
Hall
It's the Law Q and A on Pennsylvania family law
Lancaster Farming presents a general interest Q and A column from the Pennsylvania Bar Association. A reader asks about fornication penalties for unwed mothers and when a baby can be taken, inheritance issues on joint ownership, wills without children, and deeds and debts in a marriage. Answers explain the law: fornication is a misdemeanor up to a fine, jail and ward of the state are unlikely without proof of unfitness, a surviving spouse holds joint real estate, a will is valid with two witnesses, and joint debts remain shared decisions depend on mortgage terms.
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Lancaster Farming
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Quarryville
Pennsylvania
Transition Period Good Time to Buy Storable Vegetables at Low Price
Philadelphia readers are urged to buy now as seasonal shifts move production from nearby areas to distant southern points. Prices drop for remaining nearby root crops while distant produce arrives with higher handling costs but strong value, making this a good buy period for artichokes beets broccoli cabbage cauliflower celery lettuce potatoes onions peppers radishes sweet potatoes turnips leafy greens and many fruits including apples avocados limes cranberries oranges grapefruit and pears. Thanksgiving prep advice notes cranberry deals and early fruit discounts amid changing supply.
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