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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1958
Page
1
The Black and White boosters held their eighth annual meeting and banquet for Holstein breeders. The event featured a banquet and program hosted by local village organizers.
Lancaster County Holstein Freisian group held its largest annual meeting and banquet at Blue Ball Fire Hall with 297 attendees including dairymen and families. The program included officer elections, project votes, speeches, and musical entertainment as members planned the coming year.
Lancaster Farming announces a broader weekly market round up coverage with official USDA reviews for livestock poultry milk and eggs. The paper relocates to 53 N Duke St Lancaster PA and pledges complete up to date reporting with ethical editorial practices for readers and advertisers.
Spooknacht has passed and goblins visited late Friday delaying the music market print run. Organizers plan to start next week if someone retrieves the stray spirits.
Clarence Lyons of 204 Hess Blvd Lancaster state director of Lancaster County Holstein group swaps congratulations with Robert C. Groff of Quarryville and Elvin Hess Jr Strasburg after the Wednesday banquet. Lyons holds a gold plaque from the organization in appreciation of his faithful service. Groff and Hess were elected to the county director's board at the annual meeting.
The Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service reports record corn production near 82.42 million bushels and a 65 bushel per acre yield, with soybeans at 22 bushels and fall potato yield at 180 hundredweight per acre. Broiler placements rise slightly while in and out shipments accumulate, and future broiler numbers edge upward.
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