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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1959

Page

11

Farm Safety Rule Machines Can Not Think

The Metropolitan Milk Producers' News cites needless East coast accidents. A 12 year old boy drove a tractor down a steep incline and lost both legs while a 59 year old farmer lost his right arm attempting to fasten a shield on a tractor power takeoff without stopping the engine.

Soil Conservation District Forestry Meeting Scheduled

John Leicholtz will speak on Trees and Game and W Martin Muth will discuss trees in conservation. A panel including John Kitch and local farmers will share tree planting lessons, with Howard Bush giving an illustrated talk and Dorothy Neel explaining payment programs. Amos Funk leads the meeting inviting county farmers.

John Leicholtz W. Martin Muth Soil Conservation Service John Kitch Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters Joseph Lestley Oxford Lloyd Brabson Peach Bottom Forest Amos Funk Millersville Soil Conservation District

Owl Farm Weekly Lancaster Farming Lancaster County

Weekly edition from Lancaster County notes and ads. Readers in Lancaster area see local notices and business updates in a traditional weekly format.

Lancaster Lancaster County Owl

Hybrid Corn Demonstrations Husked On County Farms

Agronomist James Eakin of Pennsylvania State University will discuss hybrid seed corn varieties at two husking demonstrations next week. County Agent Harry Sloat invites farmers to attend and assist in husking. The events feature 30 top varieties, with plots at Wills Hackman farm near Elizabethtown and Christian Landis farm near Strasburg. If weather delays, Hackman on Thursday and Landis on Friday will host the husking.

James Eakin Pensylvania State University Harry Sloat Wills Hackman Elizabethtown Christian L Landis Landis Strasburg Strasburg Gap Pike Rohrers’ Mall Hackman

Washington agency decisions shape daily business fate

The piece explains how commissions and boards created by Congress influence telecommunication aviation and transportation firms. It notes the legal obligation to hear all evidence, cites potential illegal decisions due to evidence volume, and contrasts general agencies with the SEC whose members bring direct industry experience.

Washington Congress Federal Communications Commission Civic Aeronautics Board Supreme Court Robert Lishman Watchdog Committee Securities and Exchange Commission Edward N. Gadsby Massachusetts Dept. of Public Utilities James Sargent New York SEC Andrew Downey Orick Commission San Francisco Harold C. Patterson Division of Trading and Exchanges Earle F. Hastings Arizona Corporation Commission

Bible Devotional Reading Acts 1 Verse Reflection

Devotional note on Acts 1 linked to John 14 12 21 urges faith in Christ and the Spirit. Includes a Bible study style reflection focusing on Jesus promise and guidance for believers.

Testimony Lesson on Acts and Church Purpose

A weekly Bible study summary notes how Acts shows the birth and spread of the Christian Church. It stresses Jesus as marching orders and asks what the Church is for, urging believers to live by Christ’s directives and to teach and serve rather than retreat.

Foreman Jesus Malachi Cogachi Still Church

Watering silage and farming tips from the era

The article urges adding water to corn silage during filling to reduce air pockets and improve packing. It discusses contour strip farming, caution with newly purchased cattle to prevent shipping fever, and winter grain lodging prevention by adjusting fall fertilizer, noting phosphorus and potash needs and avoiding excessive nitrogen.

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