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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1956
Page
10
The chart at the right shows general total precipitation for the preceding 30 days. Precipitation is categorized as light, moderate, or heavy, with amounts determined from long term analyses across many stations.
Lancaster Poultry Exchange in Rohierstown Pa holds a Tuesday sale with broilers priced lower at 19.5 cents per lb. Prospective buyers are urged to note sale 175 on Sept 4 1936 as part of regular pol.
Tuesday sale lists 135000 birds across 7 lots with diverse breeds and ages. Prices range from 18 3 4 to 19 1 2 cents per bird, led by 1500 Red Vantress broilers at 19 1 2 cents traded by Marlin Musser.
General public inquiries on law answered with signatures required. Topics include child support in stepfamily, recovering loans without a note, and inheritance tax on bonds co owned with a daughter. Answers outline adoption, personal authorization, and tax rules under Pennsylvania and federal law.
A Chicago Daily Tribune piece examines paradoxes in bridge status and how closures and openings affect traffic and urban planning. It highlights the frequent misperceptions of bridge operation and suggests clearer communication for motorists and officials.
A 2-10w corn picking attachment attaches to a grain combine replacing the header and stages corn harvest testing at Pennsylvania State University. Summer alfalfa seeding success varies by region with August plantings common in southeastern Pennsylvania. Water treatment with chlorinated lime makes cistern water usable for non drinking purposes, per Penn State extension staff. Lightning rod effectiveness depends on proper grounded, embedded systems.
Lancaster Farming reports Penn State extension entomologist Henry Menuson notes slugs and snails flourish in moist conditions this summer and cause damage to flowers. Ralph Patterson explains soil factors while Penn State tests plastic bag storage for apples promising better fruit quality.
A note suggests using wet days in September to adjust corn harvest equipment and replace worn parts for safe operation. It advises maintenance to prevent accidents and ensure reliable performance.
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