Just This Once A Farmer Faces A Split Second Loss
A farmer on harvest confronts a split second accident with a picker. Mechanical jam causes gear issues and a risk of severe injury or death. The piece hints at insurance, medical costs, and lost yearly profits from a single impulsive lapse.
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Farm Income Rise Tied to Weather and Market Power
The article argues that 1958 farm income gains largely reflect carryover sales from 1957, higher meat prices, and drought driven cattle pricing. It contends gains occurred mainly in non price controlled crops, notes limited government impact, and urges farmers to unite for better bargaining power and policy action.
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USDA
Court orders National Tax Equality Association to reveal members
The SS District Court orders the National Tax Equality Association to disclose its member list upon request by the National Walk Producers Federation. The TEA claims 2500 members and 15 dedicated to various cooperatives, while opponents argue disclosure will reveal competitors and harm members. The case highlights tensions over coop competition and business secrecy.
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National Tax Equality Association
National Walk Producers Federation
Fiehuirs
Grand and Feed
Eeed
JEA
NTDA
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NTEA
Wilk
Idaho Farm Journal
Lancaster Farming: Local Farm Weekly Details
Lancaster Farming from Quarryville announces its weekly edition with Alfred C Alspach as publisher and Dan McGrew as editor. It lists staff, publication by Octoraro Newspapers and contact numbers with subscription rates set at two dollars per year.
Recognizing Corn Cobs and Farm Uses in 1959
The piece highlights corn cob value for steer feed and bedding, air circulation for stored corn, and mulching. It urges bonds investment, promotes asparagus tops removal to curb pests, and advises ongoing clean cultivation in strawberry beds to curb chickweed.
Temptations of Jesus as Human Choice and Calling
A sermon outlines how Jesus faced three temptations to use power for good but not the best end. It argues the true path to kingship lies through the cross, transforming hearts rather than worldly glory, and emphasizes human freedom in choosing amid temptation.
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Jesus
Matthew
Wong
Mand
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