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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1958
Page
11
A Senate vote defeated a bill to abolish the parity concept from farm legislation. The piece traces parity from the 1930s through modern policy, arguing it remains a vital standard while noting supporters aim to redefine or discard it in favor of cheaper farm prices and reduced farm surpluses.
Washington briefs note growing Republican interest in Benson as a potential 1960 president candidate. Critics say Benson’s farm policy stances and recent Congressional actions have boosted or harmed his standing with urban and rural wings of the party, while his ties to Taft and Eisenhower shape alliances.
The Lancaster Farming weekly announces the 1958 Keystone International Livestock Exposition at the State Farm Show Building Harrisburg with free admission this year. Events include the Mid-Month Show featuring farm equipment and cattle gear, and the Tommy Steiner World Championship Rodeo with seven performances from Nov 11 to 15, plus matinees on Veterans Day. Rodeo tickets and reservations are handled by Rodeo Chairman 1891 North Cameron Street Harrisburg PA.
A devotional on why Jesus baptism marks a dividing line between his private life as a carpenter and his public ministry as teacher and messiah. The Spirit’s descent is highlighted, with emphasis on this turning point as a reason for church celebration.
A church reflection on why Jesus was baptized and what it means for sin and salvation. The baptism signals Jesus identifying with sinners, declaring he sides with the repentant rather than those who need no repentance, and marking the start of Calvary in his life.
County agricultural agent outlines optimal lawn top-dressing in late September or October with 25 to 30 lb per 1000 sq ft of 0-20-20 fertilizer. Advises careful application when dry, warns against new corn moisture causing bloat, and promotes shredded corn fodder as bedding and field-return fertilizer.
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