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State Livestock
Show Planning
Well Underway
HARRISBURG Plans for
foi the first annual Pennsylvania
Livestock Exposition in Harris
burg m November of next year
moved forward here this week,
according to Walter W. Krebs,
Johnstown newspaper publisher
and beef cattle breeder.
Following a meeting of the
public relations committee of
which he is chairman, he said
recommendations of the group
would be presented at a meet
ing of the exposition’s execu
tive' committee on Oct. 5 at
University Park.
Committee members in atten
dance included Leon Falk, Jr,
Pittsburgh, chairman of the ex
position’s executive committee;
Deputy Secretary of Agriculture
L H Bull; Thomas B. Idling,
Loss in Storm
In Northwest
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warming trend started Thursday
last week with a high 0f'82.. Fri
day temperatures reach 85, Mon
day 81. In general the week was
moderately warm, according to
Bernard S White of the U. S.
Weather Bureau office in Lan
caster
Tuesday found temperatures
considerably cooler, with a high
of 65, and by Wednesday morn
ing the mercury reading in Lan
caster was at a low of 45, at the
waterworks 39.
The outlook is for tempera
tures to continue about 4 to 5 de
grees below normal.
Despite the storms, it still
continues a good season crop
wise in Lancaster County, Mr.
Smith adds. The weekend
rains gave, a good boost to
crops, and weather has been
very favorable for new alfalfa,
lawn and pasture seedings.
Growing conditions are good,
and farmers are reminded of the
Oct. 10 fly-free date for wheat
seeding, otherwise it may be a
bit risky if seeded before. Barley
should be seeded, the last week of
September to October 10, with
Sept. 25 the earliest date.
Silo filling is in full swing,
while the tomato and peach har
vests have passed their peak.
Potato digging will be starting
for the next two weeks, and
prospects look good.
Tomato picking will continue
until frost, according to B. S.
Warfel & Sons, one of the larg
est County tomato shipping sta
tions on Highway 72 south of the
Buck, where trailers carrying
thousands of quarts of tomatoes
leave nightly for market centers.
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Friday Sept. 21, 1956
Penn State livestock extension
specialist, Herbert K Luttringer,
New Holland Machine Company;
N C Gilpin, editor, Pennsyl
vania Farmer; Bert Hutchison,
radio station KDKA, Pittsburgh;
Robert Aten, Nacungie, repre
senting R I. Ammon, Pennsyl
cania Millers and Feed Dealers
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State Department of Agriculture.
W L Medford, Chester, Pennsyl
vania Independent Meat Packers
Association and Harold T.
Howell, farm editor of the Har
risburg Patriot, are other mem
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mittee
Krebs said the Pennsylvania
Livestock Exposition will be
held in the State Farm Show
Building Nov| 12-16, 1957. It
will be an open show and
should attract beef cattle,
swine and sheep entries from
all parts of the United-States,
he added.
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