Pennsylvania Farm Show Plans Set for 1957
Harrisburg reports intensive preparations for the 1957 Pennsylvania Farm Show January 14 to 18. The 41st show carries the theme Pennsylvania Agriculture Builds for Tomorrow with a record 58556 in premium offerings and 27 exhibit departments.
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Allied Organizations
Harrisburg
Farm Show Committee
Henning
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Rural Exposition Angus Winners End Show
Youthful Angus exhibitors excel at the Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond Virginia on September 26 with Tomy Ashby Churchville leading the grand champion steer a summer yearling Aberdeen Angus bred by Bailey Brothers Fort Defiance Virginia Bob Long of the University of Kentucky judged the show The junior show champion was Jean H Rucker Eastham Virginia for Canter bury Eline 31st Thirty heifers competed judged by Joe Keefauver Kinloch Farm Supply Virginia and Mainbrace Farms Queens town Maryland were top exhibitors in the Angus purebred show Beauty of Main brace 4th senior champion and grand champion female Kinloch showed the junior champion and grand champion bull Kinlochian 9851st Bandolier Kelton reserve grand champion bull Kinlochian 2304th Sir Grasemere 4 C79th Miss Blackcap CLC Kingdom Blackbird E 2nd and other named winners in the Angus classes scattered through Kinloch and Kelton Farm entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tommy Ashby
Churchville
Bailey Brothers
Fort Defiance
Bob Long
University of Kentucky
Jean H. Rucker
Eastham
Angus
Canterbury Eline
Joe Keefauver
Jonesboro
Tenn
Jimmy Stark
Crozet
Blackbird
Kinloch Farm
Supply
Mainbrace Farms
Queenstown
Bandolier Kelton
Kelton Farm
Round Hill
Kinlochian
Kinloch
Sir Grasemere
Adams Plantation
Lynchburg
Sugar Loaf Farm
Staunton
Kingdom Blackbird
Kingdom Farm
Leesburg
Car Skid 900 Feet Then Overturned at Fort Walton Beach
A car with four occupants skidded more than 900 feet along a dry highway at Fort Walton Beach Florida before overturning. One occupant was slightly injured as highway officials say slick tires on dry pavement allowed the long skid.
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Fort Widson Beach
Fla
October 1956 Outlook Predicts Cooler East and Warmer West
The Weather Bureau 30 day outlook for October 1956 forecasts temperatures averaging below normal east of the Mississippi and above normal across the rest of the country with the warmest conditions in the Southwest. Precipitation is expected above normal in the North Atlantic States and Gulf Coast, near normal in the Great Lakes and Middle Atlantic, and subnormal elsewhere.
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Weather Bureau
Mississippi
North Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes Region
Middle
South Atlantic States
Pacific Northwest
Murray Farmer Walks Paducah Challenge in Record Time
Sakachewan Murray district farmer Joe Richard walked 45 miles to Paducah in 9 hours 50 minutes. He accepted a $100 challenge to repeat the feat and completed the same distance in 8 hours 35 minutes.
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Heron
Minnow Murray
Sakachewan
Murray District
Joe Rich
Ard
Paducah
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W. L. Henning
The
Farm Show Commission
Pennsylvania Flying Farmers Association
Pennsylvania Yorkshire Swine Club
John B. McCool
Vapam
Fung
P.L. Rohrer
Smoketown, Pa
Atlantic Rural Exposition
NEA
PRI
J. M. Bomberger Elm
Farmers Supply Co
E. King ST
Lancaster
Paul H. Gehmar
Denver
Fred L
John E. Homsher
O. Kenneth McCracken Manheim
Millport Roller Mills
Lititz
Ear Sauder
New Holland
Osceola Flour Mills
Gordonville
Wenger’s Feed Mill, Inc
Rheems