Inactivity Cannot Overcome Problems in Farm Markets
In this column we compare farmer power in markets to a baseball grind, noting farmers must organize to counter market power. Legal rights to bargain through cooperatives exist in the Sherman Act, Clayton Act, Capper Volstead Act, and Agricultural Marketing Act, urging farmers to act before government controls rise.
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Congress
Resolution Debates and Director Elections At PFA Meeting
The gathering carried resolutions opposing Federal Aid to Education and supporting welfare work requirements for able-bodied recipients. It approved studying margarine labeling and margarine laws, extending Reciprocal Trade agreements, and keeping vocational agriculture in schools through grades nine to twelve. Directors elected include Hess, Shirk, Greider, Wivwell, Brubaker, and Ney.
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Legislative Committee
State Dairy Committee
PFA
J Robert Hess
Strasburg Ri
Herman Shirk
Quarryville R2
J. Roy Greider
Mt Joy Ri
Clyde Wivwell
Columbia Ri
Robert Brubaker
Mount Joy Ri
Donald Ney
Marietta Ri
Congress
Lancaster Farming: Farm Weekly Advertisement Rates and Contacts
The Lancaster Farming weekly notes publishing details including editors Jack Owen and Robert G Campbell, office address at 53 North Duke St Lancaster, subscription rates at 93 dollars per year, and foundation date November 4 1955. It lists associations with the Pa Newspaper Publishers Association and the National Editorial Association.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Bovx
Penna
North Duke St
Lancaster Express
Jack Owen
Robert G Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Mount Toy
Pa Newspaper Publishers Association
National Editorial Association
Know God Better Lesson for October 15, 1961
Devotional notes on knowing God through the Holy Spirit and Scripture. Emphasizes that God cannot be fully known by human inquiry, but revealed gradually through Spirit guided study of the Bible and by sharing in God's will and work. Questions readers about personal engagement with God's purposes and mercy.
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Los Angeles Times
God
Myself
John Calvin
Jesus
Emmaus
Christ
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U. S
Community Press Service
Time to spray legumes with heptachlor and protect udders
Max Smith urges fall heptachlor applications for spittle bugs and alfalfa weevil, with two quarts per acre in mid October or November for better results. Caution is urged for grazing animals after spraying. Dairy managers are warned to prevent udder chilling and related issues. Yearling heifers should exercise freely to develop capacity, while internal parasites in cattle require veterinary checkups for higher returns.
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Max Smith
Dauy
Southen
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