From Where We Stand on Waste and Meat Prices in 1950s America
A reflective column notes rising per capita waste from 1920 to 1980 and the strain on disposal space, then shifts to farmer consumer dynamics. It argues inflation drives meat prices, questions wage growth, and urges readers to consider cost of living changes since 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Vaughan
Bureau of Solid Waste Management
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S
New York
San Francisco
New York City
Vern Knudsen
Farm News This Week Solance Fair Dairy Show Best Quality Ever
The Solance Fair dairy show claims its best quality ever with top cows judged for milk yield and conformation. Judges from regional dairy associations praised the entries and awarded prizes across multiple classes.
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Solance Fair
Five Day Local Weather Forecast With Cool Start
The five day forecast from Saturday to next Wednesday shows near normal temperatures with daytime highs in the 70s and overnight lows in the 50s. Saturday will be cool with moderation afterward and another cool spell at period end. Rain may total half an inch or more from showers and thunderstorms around Tuesday.
Ediface Complex Devotion on Worship and Unity
In a September 21 1969 lesson the Ediface Complex notes worship as a unifier under God. It contrasts David’s temple goal with the temple’s future, cites John Wesley’s awakening at Aldersgate and Moravian faith at sea, and urges flexible worship beyond rigid methods.
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David
Jerusalem
of Israel
Temple
St. Paul’s
London
Israel
Wesley
Aldersgate Street
Georgia
John Wesley
Church of England
Moravia
Martin Luther
Christ
Frost Warnings and Humble Crop Advice for Farmers
The forecast signals frosts in high areas and later across the state. Livestock forage can be affected, with alfalfa and clovers risking bloat but not poisoning. Sudan grass and hybrids risk poisoning if fed fresh after frost. Insects emerge around homes. control with periodic sprays of Sevin, chlor-dane, lindane, or diazinon though no permanent solution exists. Corn harvest begins as moisture remains high. cribbing warm corn without drying risks heating and molding, so grind daily and store properly to avoid spoiled grain.
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Boycotter
Hereford
Billy
Randy Ranck
Lancaster Farming
Lancaster County
P. O
Lititz
FE. Main St
Lancaster
Everett RB. Newswanger
Robert G. Campbell
U. S. Weather Bureau
Harrisburg State Airport
BY Lawrence
Tate
Om Cnet
Althouse
Ediface
Samuel
America
God
Jesus
John
Chishan
Churches of Christ
Max Smith
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