Reflections ONE YEAR AGO Continued from Page Five
Partial OCR note recalls a board debate about protection of the law, contrasting actions with legal safeguards and raising questions about governance and accountability one year prior.
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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1966
Page
2
Partial OCR note recalls a board debate about protection of the law, contrasting actions with legal safeguards and raising questions about governance and accountability one year prior.
Miss Londa Boyd of Manheim was named Poultry Princess by the Northeastern Poultry Processing Council on October 5, 1961. The event capped eight years of show ring effort, while other notes recount a grand champion steer at the Manheim Farm Show and nearby farm events and political remarks on federal education aid.
A Greider Leghorn Farm team from Mount Joy won first place in the 1955 56 Pennsylvania Official Egg Laying Contest with 3 823 eggs and 4 097 points from 111 months leading 78 pens in eight tests. Jane Graybill won tractor driving at Manheim Community Fair. Paul Nolt tops adult division. Corn crop in Lancaster County ready to crib with prospects of up to 150 bushels per acre. Martin Witman wins county plowing title with 506 points. Lancaster County to send winner to state meet. James A Hess of Strasburg to receive American Farmer Degree in Kansas City. county cattlemen tour King Ranch.
The article explains that enriched bread labels indicate three B vitamins and a mineral have been added back to flour after milling. Enrichment restores nutrients without altering appearance or taste. A highlight mentions the cost of enrichment as a fraction of a cent per loaf at Buck & Doe Valley.
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