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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1960
Page
11
This piece traces labor reform origins from Samuel Gompers to John L Lewis and notes how farm families have benefited from urban labor gains. It argues farmers face the balance of being both workers and bosses and urges reflection on the labor movement’s impact as Labor Day nears.
Voters in farming areas face a choice between Nixon and Kennedy on farm policy. Both parties back expanded land retirement for conservation and higher farm income, but differ on how to raise prices through supports and production controls.
Lancaster Farming, weekly farm paper based in Lancaster, Pa, lists contact addresses at P O Box 1524 and 68 North Duke Street, Lancaster, with staff names Jack Owen and Robert G Campbell. The 1955 publication notes edition date November 4, subscriptions at $2 per year or $5 for three years, and mentions Mount Joy, Pa as an additional entry.
A reflective poem celebrating labor in rural life. An old rhyming verse honors workers, especially farmers, who toil to earn their keep and feed others while facing daily worries. The piece links labor to sustenance for the world and echoes Labor Day sentiments.
In faith see God present in all history, not a minor actor. Prophets declare a grand divine purpose embracing every nation, from Russia to the Mississippi, with justice and mercy guiding nations toward accountability for their sins.
The guide discusses sprout control for potatoes using MH 30 and timing ahead of harvest, fertilizer basics for lawns, and storage plans for corn and silage. It also covers calf-raising, dairy barn ventilation, and general farm practices to prepare for winter.
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