Maple Syrup Grades Prefer Higher Flavor in Tests
Recent taste panel tests sponsored by the U S Department of Agriculture show tasters prefer the three highest grade pure maple syrups in unmarked samples. Industry judges favor the top two grades, while less experienced consumers often favor the next lower grade for more intense flavor and amber color.
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U. S Department of Agriculture
Farm Women 10 Banquet Hosts Husbands and Guests
The Farm Womens Society 10 held its October banquet at Meadow Halls Dining Rooms New Danville Pike with husbands and guests in attendance. Speaker Mrs Chester Buzzard described an eight week evangelistic trip to Japan and its sights sounds smells and souls. She noted they lived minimally yet found contact with locals worthwhile and shared Japanese handiwork and art. John M Gordon and wife attended as guests of Mrs H Landis Shank and spoke briefly. Loretta Shank led the singing and gave the invocation.
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Farm Womens Society
Meadow Halls
New Danville Pike
Chester Buzzard
Japan
Buzzard
John M Gordon
H. Landis Shank
Loretta Shank
Syrup Flavors and Reader Recipe Requests Highlight Letter Page
The column notes that strong maple flavor pairs with high quality syrups while darker syrups carry caramel notes and lower grades. It invites readers to send favorite pumpkin and apple recipes for future issues.
Farm Women 19 See Christmas Gift Display
The Society of Farm Women 19 met at Mrs J Lloyd Hollinger in East Petersburg on Oct 5 with co host Mrs Scott Nissley Jr. They discussed Christmas gift ideas and displayed items for gifts and decorations. Donations for the Needle Work Guild were given and members planned a Christmas banquet for December 7 at Hostetter's Banquet Hall Mt Joy.
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Society of Farm Women
J Lloyd Hollinger
East Petersburg
Scott Nissley
Lancaster
Lester Hollinger
Nancy Nissley
Rs Lancaster
Nissley Rohrer
Needle Work Guild
Hempfield Joint High School
Society 19
Hostetter’s Banquet Hall
Mt. Joy
Nine Easy Ways To Cook Eggs folder by PENB promotes egg use
The Poultry and Egg National Board offers a 10 panel folder titled Nine Easy Ways To Cook Eggs to motivate egg consumption. Lloyd H. Geil says it fits modern needs for quick prep and serves as a mailing insert, classroom teaching aid, or imprintable promotion. Priced at 1.90 per 100 up to 45000 and 17 per 1000 for larger orders, ships prepaid.
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Poultry and Egg National Board
Lloyd H. Geil
PENB
Times
South Michigan Ave
Chicago
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Three Guernsey Herds Classified In Lancaster County
Three Guernsey herds owned by Raymond and Louise Witmer Pen-Del Farm Willow Street Calvin B Mauser Elizabethtown and J Rohrer Witmer Willow Street were classified by L C Colebank Knoxville official classifier for the American Guernsey Cattle Club. Of 40 cows in the Witmer herd eight daughters of Hull Girt Count's Select were rated including one Very Good and four Desirable. two Excellent, 17 Very Good, 15 Desirable and six Acceptable across the three herds. Mauser's 16 cows produced one Very Good six Desirable four Acceptable. Rohrer Witmer's 38 cows included 12 Very Good 14 Desirable nine Acceptable. Five daughters of Hull Girt Count's Select were classified with one Very Good two Desirable one Acceptable. The classification report has been sent to the national breed office for approval and publication.
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Lancaster County
Guernsey
L. C. Colebank
Knoxville
Tenn
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Raymond
Louise Witmer
Pen-Del Farm
Willow Street
Calvin B Mauser
Elizabethtown
J Rohrer Witmer
Raymond Witmer
Hull Girt “Ount’s
Mauser
Ivalee Duke
Rohrer Witmer
Hull
The
Breed Association
Gene Autry and Annie Oakley to headline rodeo in Harrisburg
Gene Autry and Annie Oakley will star at the World Championship Rodeo in the Pennsylvania Farm Show Arena Harrisburg November 12 to 16. More than 200 top cowboys compete in five events and Autry features with his trick horses in a show highlighting the cowboy’s partner the horse.
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America
Gene Autry
Annie Oakley
Pennsylvania Farm Show Arena
Harrisburg
Tommy Steiner
Austin
Texas
Leon Falk, Jr
Pittsburgh
Farm Show
Steiner
Texas X-S Ranch
Braham
Autry
Gail Davis
Arkansas
Gail
Pennsylvania
Harlum Junior College
Bryn Mawr
Christmas Tree Grades Issued Effective Nov 1 1957
The U S Department of Agriculture announces new Christmas tree grades to take effect November 1 1957 with three levels US Premium US No 1 and US No 2. In 1956 US production was about 25 million trees with four million imported and border states leading in output. Douglas fir balsam fir black spruce red cedar white spruce and Scotch pine account for over 85 percent of production.
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U. S
U S. Department of Agriculture
U S
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