Thanksgiving Reflections From John S Phillips Neighbors
John S Phillips shares Thanksgiving thoughts and reflections on community, church, and gratitude. He mentions Roy Lee Harmon’s editorial on the topic, notes warm interactions with neighbors at the Pagoda, and recalls meeting colleagues and readers, including Ned Ragland’s secretary Twyla Farrough. He ends with a contemplative note on loneliness despite abundance.
Wool Men Must Keep Lamb Sales Records
County ASC chairman Kelly Farmer urges wool growers who marketed lambs this fall to keep detailed sales records for 1960-61 wool payments. Records needed for spring applications. end of next April deadline. Emphasizes 30 day ownership for payments and require buyer name, signature, liveweight lamb count, and unshorn status. Lambs must be sold with wool to qualify.
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Kelly Farmer
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Big Pony Sale Set For Livestock Market
A large pony sale is planned at New River Livestock Market Cranberry Heights near Beckley on Saturday November 26 at 10 am. About 300 ponies including 170 brood mares 20 stallions 35 yearling and weanling fillies and 25 weanling colts will be offered in a dispersal from the J K Whitlock estate with possible semi annual continuation. Grady and Jimmy Whitlock will auction with experienced pon y auctioneers. Buyers are urged to arrive early for seats.
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New River
Cranberry Heights
Beckley
J. K. Whitlock
Grady Whitlock
A. Grady
Jimmy Whit
C. C. Hutchison
Dairy Heifers to Find New Home at Beckley Sale
More than 20 artificially bred dairy heifers are to be sold Saturday at the A B Dairy Heifer Sale in the Beckley Farmers Market Skelton. The Beckley Rural Development Council sponsors the sale, seen as a yearly event to aid herd reduction, herd improvement through artificial breeding, and to showcase a cooperative program. The sale starts at 1 p m at the market on Mount Hope Road in Skelton.
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A. B
Beckley Farmers Market
Skelton
Beckley
West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
West Virginia
Maryland
Mount Hope Road
West Virginia Agricultural Extension Service
Vocational Agriculture
Hunt
U.M.V.A. Beckley Rural Development Council
State Department of Agriculture
Virginia
I. D. Porterfield
W. V. U. Dairy Department
Mr. Hunt
Carnation Milk Company
Clarksburg
Porterfield
Farm Industry Advances From State Chamber Meeting
The Agriculture Committee urged publishing a statewide report on underground farming of crops and livestock and circulating it to local chambers and civic groups. John D. Lough outlined underground growth tests for broilers and mushrooms and possible crops. Adonis Hunt reviewed WV agriculture’s $115 million annual income and 65 000 farms.
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Agriculture Committee
John D. Lough
Lough
West Virginia
Adonis S. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Hunt
Carnation
Clarksburg
J. T. Johnson
Porterfield
A. H. van Landingham
West Virginia University
Ernest J. Nesius
Roy Kottman
College of Agriculture
Don Baker
Huntington Chamber of Commerce
Huntington
L. C. Basham
West Virginia Tractor and Equipment Company
Charleston
W. A. Boone
First National Bank
Ronceverte
Robert R. Currey
Monongahela Power Company
Edmond S. Fish
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Pittsburgh
H. S. Glenn
the Carnation Company
City National Bank
Fairmont
Hope Natural Gas Company
Morgantown
Dayton R. Stemple
Philippi
E. T. Stromp
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
C. Harold Amick
W. Va
Department of Agriculture
Frank Halstead
The
New River Company
Mount Hope
Charles Hodel
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Dr. I. D. Porterfield
WVU
Robert B. Smith
West Virginia Farm Bureau
Grantsville
Butter consumption trend heads to record low near 7.8 pounds
Butter consumption per person in 1960 may hit a new low around 7.8 pounds, with the previous low of 8 pounds recorded last year. Hog prices this fall are expected to remain above last year’s levels, keeping market strength.
Kennedy Eyes Food Stamp Plan To Move Surplus Foods
The Kennedy administration may first push a food stamp plan to move surplus foods to the needy, issuing scrip redeemable at grocers and funded by the Agriculture Department. The effort aims to expand distribution, balance production, and support prices for hogs and cattle, with initial scope limited to current donation items.
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Ovid A. Martin
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Democratic Platform
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Silo Unloader May Cut Time Labor Says USDA Engineers
A new horizontal silo unloader is praised by U.S. Department of Agriculture engineers for saving substantial time and labor by automatically feeding animals, signaling a potential efficiency boost for farms.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pittsburgh Market Update and Produce Prices Steady
Pittsburgh market reports show cattle 25, hogs 375, sheep 75, calves 25 all steady. Eggs to retailers steady across large medium and small. large offerings light but adequate demand, mediums and smalls in short supply. Prices listed for white, brown and mixed eggs. apples and potatoes also steady with multiple varieties priced. Soil productivity and management impact hybrid maturity time.
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Pittsburgh
USDA
Home vegetable gardens yield higher per acre returns
On many farms, the home vegetable garden produces a higher return per acre than any other activity.
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John S. Phillips
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Roy Lee Harmon
Charleston Electrical Supply Company
Jake Beckenstein
Colonels
Henderson Peebles
Ned Ragland
Twyla Farrough
Twyla
Walter James
C. T. Shackelford
RDC
James Dairy Honor Farm
State Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Agriculture
Kennedy and the
Price Brothers
City Avenue
Chevrolet Dealers
Biscaynes
America
Chevrolet
Corvair
Lakewood
Neville Street
Lewis Chevrolet Company, Inc