Farmers Association urged to focus on legislative work
In a weekly column from Where We Stand, Lancaster County Farmers Association is praised for political advocacy through its state and national affiliates. The piece warns against overemphasis on retail tire and battery sales, stressing that strong legislative representation protects farmer laws and long term savings. It also urges farmers to display farm signs to promote produce and reassure neighbors and lenders.
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Lancaster County Farmers Association
Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association
Farm Supply Corp
Big Brothers
Farmers Association
Unnamed Lancaster Traveler Reflects on Pennsylvanias Northern Counties
While traveling with family last weekend the writer praises Tioga Lycoming and Bradford counties for their scenery. They note colored trees mountains rolling fields and waterfalls and speak of stewardship and appreciation of local farms.
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Pennsylvania
Tioga
Lycoming
Bradford
Lancaster
Miss Weaver wins three in a row at beef show
Miss Weaver captures three consecutive wins at the county beef show, extending her lead in the competition. The display highlighted skilled handling and quality stock, drawing crowd interest as top entries competed for honors.
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Miss Weaver
Newspapers Get Things Done
National Newspaper Week highlights the power of press to shape public life. Kenneth Byerly recalls a 1948 Barkley episode showing press influence, urging reporters to use power for community service and fair reporting with decency and judgment.
Five Day Forecast Calls for Cooler Than Normal Week
The period will average below normal with highs in the upper 60s and overnight lows around 40s. Mild by Wednesday after a cool start. Normal highs reach 69 and lows 47. A half inch of rain possible from showers late Sunday into Monday.
Prophet Go Home From Tekoa Against Israel’s Social Order
A sermon on Amos from Tekoa arguing prophets challenge power and call for social reform. It notes Amos spoke for God, provoking resistance as contemporary figures recoil at judgment and change rather than fate. The piece cites Selma era hostility toward outsiders and warns salvation comes through repentance.
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Althouse
Israel
Jonah
Nineveh
Selma
Massachusetts
Amos
Tekoa
Judah
Amaziah
Betheel
God
Division of Christian Education
National Councr
Churches of Christ
USSA
Community Press Service
Now Is THE TIME To Utilize Corn Stalks And Fall Plow
Farmers are urged to use shredded cornstalks as livestock bedding after harvest for better absorption and cost savings. Fall plowing of fields not prone to erosion is advised to improve next spring crops and moisture retention. Additionally, observe shipped feeders for fever signs. segregate new cattle and monitor closely with a thermometer for temperatures above 101 to 102.
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Everett R. Newswanger
Robert G Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Farm Editors Assn
Kenneth Byerly
University of North Carolina
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Harry Truman
Montana
Senator Barkley
Dong Me
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