Land and People conferences urged for Lancaster County farms
The United States Department of Agriculture plans five regional Land and People conferences in September and October. One is in Philadelphia October 22 23 with panels headed by the governor and sessions on rural changes economic growth and rural urban planning. Lancaster County urged rural leaders and farmers to attend to share views and shape policy.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
Mussouri
Oregon
Colorado
Louisiana
Secretary of Agriculture
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Sheraton Hotel
Department of Agriculture
Farmers Administration
Neighbor's Crabgrass Lessons and Market Juice Sales
A farm magazine piece by Ruth Norton urges self examination and notes that readers should weed their own faults. It contrasts neighborly criticism with personal improvement and echoes a proverb about tending one’s garden. The article also reports Chain Store Age: canned juice sales will exceed 330 million dollars this year and the average family spends 154 dollars annually.
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Farm
Ruth Norton
Chain Store Age
Many & Woman
Letter praising editorial on Lancaster County disaster area delay
A reader compliments the Lancaster Farming editorial about slow action to declare Lancaster County a disaster area. He invites a farm visit and describes a dairy venture with a new barn and automated feeding. He notes a hybrid poplar project on an old iron ore bank near Elverson and its potential for reclamation.
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Lancaster County
Elverson
Miles W. Fry
Lancaster Farming Office Contacts and Addresses
Lancaster Farming Lancaster County weekly paper lists postal boxes Lititz offices and telephone lines for Lancaster Express and Lititz office. The notice provides P O Box numbers and street addresses in Lititz and Lancaster for subscriber correspondence and editorial inquiries.
Lancaster Farming Masthead Details and Publication Facts
Editor Jack Owen and Advertising Director Robert G Campbell. Established November 4 1955. Published every Saturday by Lancaster Farming Lititz Pa. Entered as 2nd class matter at Lititz Pa under Act of Mar 8 1879.
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Lancaster Farming
Lititz
Start and Finish Lesson on September 9 1962
A devotional on starting and finishing, using Col John Glenn and biblical Temple building. It contrasts Haggai and Zechariah, urges completion of work, warns against unfinished tasks, and notes practical examples from education and construction.
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Foreman
John Glenn
Now Is The Time By Max Smith
Report from the annual meeting of County Agricultural Agents at Las Cruces and travel through the Oklahoma and Texas regions. Notes describe barley, tobacco, cotton, grain sorghum, lumber, floodwaters, erosion, and conservation efforts. Mention of a Texan scandal and the wide open western landscape. Continues on page 5.
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Las Cruces
New Merxico
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Penna
Lancaster Express
Jack Owen
Robert G Campbell
Jerusalem
Haggai
Zecha
Riah
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Jesus
Division of Christian Educativn
National Council of the Churches Christ In
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Community Press Service
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Max Smith
Ohio River
Oklahoma
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Missouri
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Max M. Smith
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