Asparagus Valuable Forward Truck Crop From The RECORD Files
The RECORD notes asparagus has become a key perennial vegetable crop. Between 1918 and 1928 the national asparagus area rose from 30 500 to 94 930 acres, with over 95 percent in six states led by California. About half is for fresh market and half for canning. beds renew after eight to ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
California
New Jersey
South Carolina
Georgia
Ilinois
Maryland
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Ross GO. Thompson
Office of Horticultural Crops and Diseases
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department
Office of Information
Washington, D. C
Divorce Notice for Blanche Burns Winters in Lancaster
Subpoena for divorce issued June 1931 commands Blanche Burns Winters to appear in the Lancaster Court of Common Pleas on Monday August 17 1931 at 10 oclock A M to show cause why Lewis B Winters should not be divorced. Sheriff P P Dattisman seals the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Burns Winters
Lancaster
Court of Common Pleas
Lewis B. Winters
P. P. Dattisman
Raph M. Waller
Matilda Maurer Waller
ZUEBENER AND HABECKER AT 4 E Main Street Lititz
ZUEBENER AND HABECKER at 4 E Main Street Lititz listed in local directory entry. No further context or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuebener & Habecker
E. Main St
Lititz
Hershey and Gibbels Legal Services Ad
Hershey and Gibbel mveyancers Scriveners Real Estate and Insurance Agents draw deeds wills mortgages and all legal papers promptly. Algo clerking of sales. Special attention given to the settlement of decedents’ estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey & Gibbel Mveyancers
Real Eatata
Algo
Seven Essentials for Raising Healthy Chicks
Clemson extension poultry specialist Lyman G Neel outlines seven key practices to raise healthy chicks. Start with vigorous disease free chicks hatch at proper season use clean housing separate from mature flocks provide clean portable brooders and well balanced feed separate cockerels and pullets at broiler age and brood each hatch separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman G. Neel
Clemson College
South Carolina
Neel
Profit or loss in feeding cattle explained
The text discusses a standard measure of profitability in cattle feeding: profit or loss per steer. It notes the method’s suitability for farms buying most feed while many use home grown corn and hay with protein supplements. It also mentions feeders may appear ahead financially when cattle show a loss per steer after charging market feed prices, unlike years when feeds cost less and cattle fetch market prices.
Lime deficiency lowers hay quality in tests at state college
Deficient lime soils fail to yield high quality hay even with rich fertilizer. Tests at Pennsylvania State College show lime with manure increases total clovers by 16 percent and red clover by 29 percent compared with manure alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
Emergency hay crops for this year and rotation notes
In considering emergency hay crops for this year it is well to remember that oats, wheat, soy beans, and other crops can be used. Using last year's meadows for hay again this year is another possibility even if it does upset the rotation. A heavy yield can be expected if the field is fertilized early in the spring.
Best seasons to cut trees for fence posts
Farm notes advise cutting trees for fence posts in late fall, winter, and early spring. It urges planting trees on poor lands, warns against harvesting small trees for quick profit, and stresses keeping farm machinery productive. It also covers pig parasite prevention through sanitary management and notes curculio overwinters in brush and stone walls, recommending removal of hiding places and clearing areas near woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curculio
Route Three Notes Reflect Local Brethren Gatherings
In the White Oak District Brethren Church area near Longenecker's Church prayer meetings were hosted at Mr. and Mrs. John Fry home with services at Grayhill's and upcoming at Kreider's near the Manheim Pike. Numerous local families attended Open Air Service at Elizabeth town College and hosted visitors at homes including Hossler, Young, Henning, and Miller families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
The
Brethren Church
John Fry
Longenecker’s Church
Grayhill
Kreider’s Church
Manheim Pike
James Rentschler
Longenckleer’s Church
John Dittman
Gray
John E. Eshleman
Florin
Monroe B. Forney
Clayton Brenneman
Aaron, Shenk and Son
Elizabethtown
Harry Verner
John Eshleman
Rheems
Ralph Boyd
Aldema Boyd
Naomi Minnich
Route 2
Mountville
Sunday Socials In Lititz and Vicinity
Varry Brookhart and many neighbors visit friends across Lime Rock Milersville Kissel Hill and Lititz. Open air lights draw crowds to Lititz movies. Dozens of households host relatives and friends from Manheim Lancaster and surrounding areas during a lively Sunday.
Uncle Eben Urges Hope and Patience Against Interference
A Washington Star quotation features Uncle Eben advising to hold onto hope and patience while not letting others disrupt regular work. He warns that if people give in to interference, many may mistake it for laziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Hbeo
Washington Star
Ended Slavery Across British West Indies and France
The text notes that freedom came by legislation not force, with Britain granting emancipation in 1839 in its West Indies possessions, France in 1848, and Welland in 1859, underscoring legislative action over military action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British West Indies
France
West Indies
Welland
Area Social Notes From Lititz and Manheim
Local families from Lititz, Rothsville, Kissel Hill, Manheim and surrounding areas shared visits and dinners last weekend. The report lists numerous households entertaining friends and relatives including the Markley, Markley and Eberly families, with hospital and church connections noted for Anna Fahnestock and others.
Obenstein Saylor Wedding in Cornwall
Samuel S. Obenstein of Cornwall wed Anna Mae Saylor daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Saylor of Lititz. The ceremony was conducted by Rev John Hershey at his South Broad Street home. Attendants were Charles Yerger and Miss Young. The couple will reside in Cornwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepp
Lititz Academy
Samuel Delbo
Thennual Moravian
Springs Park
Samuel S. Obenstein
Cornwall
Anna Mae Saylor
Saylor
Lititz
John Hershey
South Broad Street
Charles Yerger
Town
Miss Young
Ephrata
Reubam Starks Frederick Reunham and Evelyn Stark wed in Lititz home
Frederick Reunham and Evelyn Stark daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Stark both of Lititz were married on Saturday at 1 PM in their newly furnished Second Avenue home by Rev Jacob Hershey. They planned a trip to Atlantic City following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Reunham
Evelyn Stark
Herman Stark
Lititz
Second Avenue
Jacob Hershey
Atlantic City
13th Annual Bru Baker Family Reunion at Springs Parl
The 13th annual Bru baker family reunion will be held next Thursday at the Springs Parl. Officers include President Elmer Brubaker and Vice Presidents J Clayton Brubaker and Landis Brubaker. Secretaries are Mae Brubaker and Ruth Brubaker. Treasurer Nathan B. Brubaker. Committee of Arrangements lists J C Brubaker and others from Lititz, East Petersburg, and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brubaker
Springs Parl
Elmer Brubaker
Joy
J. Clayton Brubaker
Lititz
Landis Brubaker
East Petersburg
Mae Brubaker
Middletown
Ruth Brubaker
Mr. Joy
Norman
Grantham
Nathan B. Brubaker
Lancaster
J. C. Brubaker
Adam Brubaker
Harry Brubaker
Upper Darby
Landis Brebaker
E. Petersburg
Schaefferstown
John B. Brubaker
Levi Brubaker
Rohrerstown
J. A. Brubaker
Local Families Visit and Upcoming Union Meeting in Lancaster Area
A sequence of social visits is noted around Lancaster Junction and nearby towns. People from Diamond Station Kleinfeltersville and Penryn called on relatives. camp meeting attendance at Marietta is recorded. Rev. Lester Miller will lead a week of meetings at the Union Sunday School Chapel starting July 28 with services at 7:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Baker
Lancaster Junction
David Hilton
Dorothy
Diamond Station
Ammon Ulrich
Penryn
John Hilton
John Gerhart
Kleinfeltersville
Bram Stark
Harry Shreiner
Wilson Spangler
Marietta
Morvis Irwin
Bremerville
Lester Miller
Lebanon
Union Sunday School
Samuel Young
Roy Singer
Campbellstown
Sadie Brown
Mishler
Ephrata Park
Thelma Davidson
Alston
Phares Killer
Cotton dominates first all cotton golf tourney
Emma Lou Fetta reports on the first all cotton golf tournament held during the Women's Carolina Golf Association Championship. Mrs. 8. E. Barnwell, secretary of the Wear Cotton Campaign in Gastonia, notes cotton sport fabrics were visible on qualifying day as golfers wore cotton frocks. The event at Ocean Springs Myrtle Beach drew spectators who praised mesh and durene play, with expectations that mesh could win the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lou Fetta
EB. Barnwell
Gastonia
N. C
Barnwell
Ocean Springs Golf Club
Myrtle Beach
Carolinas
Francois Durene
Durens
Rie Rac
Mesh
Wisdom Teeth Appearance Across Ages
There is no stated age at which wisdom teeth appear. They may be cautioned at any time between sixteen and forty.
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Achen
Jacob F. Heilian
Lime Rock
Charles Rosenberg
Wm. H. H. Huber
Warwick
Haydn H. Tschudy
Denver
Theaper
Ablic
Lancaster Automobile Company
Lewis B. Winters Vs
M. Ada Schnerer
Barrymore
Ohn Barrymore
Hollywood
Radio
Varry Brookhart
Pentyn
Finos Keller
Elain Shenk
Fennville Pike
Hettie Charles
Millersville
Jean Buch
Millway
Hellex Buch
Rowie 2
Ruth Balmer
Red Point Beach
Clayton Balmer
Jay
Clair
Hiram
Lamar
Rufus Fahnestock
Harry Balmer
Geiger
Homer Hiestand
Elias Fry
Rothsville
Katie Hollinger
Ella Nolt
Kissel Hill
Sanford Todd
Esther
Miriam Todd
John Bradley
Near Manheim
Todd
Victor Landis
Samuel Geib
Ruth
Near Hornley’s
Elwood Bradley
Betty Helt
Anna Miller
Anna Todd
Esther Cochran
Mount Gretna
William Cochran
Emma Cochran
Landis Becker and Sons
Hlmer Bomberger
Willis Hackman
Millport
Amos Greenawalt
Henry
de Long
Manheim
Albert Greenawalt
Near
John Hevener
William Jurell
George Danze
Algatha Danze
Clarence Wittie
Fairland
Ellen Longenecker
Warren Sauder
Edwin Markley
Lexington
Mary Minnich
Mary Miinninch
Manor Township
Jonas Wikard
Kissel Mill
Mt. Gretna
Long & Company
FTEMS
Miram Heck
Litit
John Singer
Willis Shaar
Norman Kline
Hayden Hummer
Morris Carpenter
Sherman Abel
Charles Kittle
Charles Palmer
Sara Kittle
Pauline
Lorraine Kline
Walter Eby
Hopeland
Paul Bushong
Myrtle
Mary Jane
Jacob
Norman, Jr
Jane
Amos Snavely
Kathryn
Albert Markley
Near Kissel Hill
Martin Musser
Warren Souder
Doylestown
Martin Longenecker
Barbara Ann
Near Lititz
Paul Markley
John
Eden
Hiram Eberly
Harvey Markley
M. Fahnestock
Aaron Gibbel
John Mohler
George Shimp
Near Ephrata
Harry Hess
Middle Creek
H. T. King
Reistville
Levi Fahnestock
N. B. Minnich
Hiram Fahnestock
Clarence Fahnestock
Aaron Jeffer
Neffsville
Aaron BN
Hbersole
Hershey
Alice Heffley
Samuel Heffley
Stevens
Rebecca Hain
Walter Smith
Richland
Edwin Mark- Jey
Aaron Longenecker and Son
Linn
Leona Williams
Anna Fahnestock
Lancaster General Hospital
Robert Engle
Elmer
Linn Firestone
J. F. Shultz
James George
Harry Arehart and Son
Frank Morrow
Obenstein—Saylor
Reubam—Stark
W. H. Muth & Co
FER
Felladelphis
Philadelphia
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