Production loans open to farmers in three counties
Farmers in Lancaster Dauphin and Lebanon Counties may apply for production loans through the Lancaster Production Credit Association. Loans run three to twelve months with 6 percent interest and require first liens on crops livestock or other property. Borrowers become voting members by purchasing stock equal to a portion of the loan, with one vote per borrower regardless of loan size.
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Dauphin
Lebanon
N. E. Garber
Lancaster Production Credit Association
Garber
Lancaster Association
Wang
Carber
Pennsylvania moving reforms ease household relocations
State rules require intrastate moving firms to hold certificates of public convenience and cargo liability insurance. Firms must file rate schedules and display official certification numbers, with penalties including fines and license suspensions for operating without approval. The changes promise safer, more predictable moving experiences for families relocating within Pennsylvania this spring.
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Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Lancaster Production Credit Association in Maryland Loans
The Lancaster Production Credit Association operates in the county as one of eleven in the state. Stock carries no double liability and impairment affects only the individual borrower’s stock. Most capital comes from the Product Credit Corporation of Baltimore, which supervises the associations in Maryland.
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Lancaster
Rotheville High School Glee Club to sing at Jerusalem church
The Girls' Glee Club from Rotheville High School, about forty voices, will perform a program of music at Jerusalem Reformed Church on Sunday.
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Rotheville High School
Jerusalem
Reformed Reformed Church
Talks On Birds At Phila
Prof Herbert Beck of Franklin and Marshall College spoke to the Delaware Valley Ornithological Club in Philadelphia on a bird man’s thrills recounting hunts and notable sightings. He recalled seeing 200 wild passenger pigeons in York County as a boy and noted the dickcissel once common here a century ago but now found in Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
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Lititz
Herbert Beek
Franklin and Marshal College
Delaware Valley Ornithological Club
Academy of Natural Sciences
Philadelphia
Beck
York County
Tiernhout
Saxony
Royal Palm Park
Miami
Florida
Key West Harbor
Ohio
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