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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
3
Farmers receive a Free information booklet from the Math Freedom Association in Live az Iowa guiding direct marketing of livestock. The pamphlet outlines selling books, contacting by phone or mail for inquiries, and promises practical facts for buyers and sellers.
The ruling on a three cent deposit on all sold milk or cream was indefinitely delayed. The board planned to require score bottles for such sales but no season for suspension was specified. Any sale without the bottle deposit could continue under the current rules.
A preliminary survey report from the State College and Agriculture Department indicates a 23 percent rise in regular milk drinking among adolescents over the past five years. Italian families excepted, children under 18 show a clear increase, with 30 more daily milk drinkers per 100 in 1929.
State Department of Agriculture reports many complaints about noxious weeds spreading from test properties. The notice outlines steps for owners who fail to control invasive plants and the legal consequences for seed spread to neighboring lands.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an adviser notifying an officer about an incident at Cana arena and a motive tied to day one of events. The readable parts are too incomplete to identify persons dates or organizations.
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions a person and a date related to work and a quoted phrase. The readable content is sparse with unclear names and places, yielding a low-confidence Summary of a potential local notice or brief maritime or legal snippet.
J C Brubaker is elected secretary of the Wheat Board at a Lampteter meeting held Thursday evening. Directors named include J Clay Hitz, John S Shenk, Isaac Rohrey and Arch Welk.
Fragmentary social notes list Jussel Hill Mews residents Toh Shenk Hoak central on Me and Mrs Wau day evening William Baker Imian visited Mr and Mrs with a Mr Aaron Binkley near Me Ed Wimmelberger and daughter Leb a hon Mrs Robert Steffy called on Mrs Danie Carpes and Mr and Mrs Paul Edwards plus others.
The article gives practical advice for home gardeners: select vegetables suitable for canning, plant cover crops like cow peas to boost soil organic matter, and sowing efforts to conserve nutrients. It recommends pruning dead flowers now for better next year blooms, and mulching to control weeds. It also notes efficient cow care during feed shortages to maximize pork yields.
Miss Enck of Mopeland spent Sun h Mi and Mrs day evening Daniel Carper. The Mellingers and Evla Mae attended ordination services for a deacon at Hammer Creek. Romaine Habecker visited her grandmother at Tatitz Mo and Tue. The Buchter family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Buchter at Ephrata. Eva Behmer spent a week in Lancaster. Miss Dorothy Ay left for Chicago to visit the Century of Progress Exposition. The Kis zal 1 Sunday School class held a corn vogss in Now Meadow Thursday evening with Mrs Balmer and others. Mrs Habecker and four children attended Brunnerville Sunday School picnic on Saturday.
J. K. Coargaton, agent for Farm Credit Administration Baltimore, cites a Kenbridge-Voia Dispatch item noting good rainfall and abundant fried chicken supplies. The rural note praises crops, vegetables, and optimism for farmers to capitalize on favorable weather and harvests despite some opposition figures.
The annual Pennsylvania Farm Show reports thousands of square feet added for exhibitor space as more than 100 booths shift to long-term contracts. The event features twenty four competitive departments and a printing budget capped at 37 000 dollars, reflecting solid publisher support.
Beulah Staniler is teaching at the Intermediate Senior Class chase on Sunday. They travel from Wednesday to Sunday to John Miley Village along Conestoga near Oregon to attend lessons.
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