Freedom Means Abundance in Free Market Thought
The 1972 column argues that government controls on prices and wages create shortages and inefficiencies. William J. Kuhfuss of the American Farm Bureau Federation contends a free market delivers abundance at fair prices. He cites beef and grain ratios, noting increased cattle on feed and a quicker production response as evidence that price discipline follows supply.
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U.S
American Farm Bureau Federation
William J. Kuhfuss
Farm Bureau
Kuhfuss
Hunters Urged to Seek Landowner Permission Before Harvest
The Pennsylvania Game Commission advises hunters to obtain landowners’ permission prior to hunting in standing corn fields. Late corn from Agnes floods has affected pheasant and rabbit populations, increasing stakes for careful conduct and mutual respect between hunters and farmers.
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Agnes
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Environment and progress themes from public statements and quotes
A collection of quotes on environment responsibility by Public Service Company of Colorado and others. Notes on death and taxes, costs of food, walking as health advice, liberty dangers, science and technology, and Americanism. Includes remarks by Earl Butz Bran deis Lodge Aymond Holman.
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A.H. Aymond
Consumers Power Company
Now Is The Time For Rat Control And Farm Safety
County agent Max Smith urges farmers to seal rat nesting sites and clean premises as colder weather drives pests indoors. Emphasizes sanitation, bait stations, and professional extermination for heavy infestations. Advises burying water lines 24 inches deep or cooling with heating cables, and warns electrical fire risks. Recommends inspecting silo unloader cables to prevent injuries and segregating newly bought cattle to stop disease spread.
Living Free: Obeying God and Government Together
The lesson highlights Paul’s view of the Roman Empire as a godly instrument for peace and order. It argues that government is necessary due to human sin, and true freedom means obedient living within God’s will, even when authorities differ or oppose.
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Paul
Roman Empire
God
Rome
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