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Inc.
Ph: 367-1195
Rheems
West Willow
Formers Assri., Inc.
Ph: 464-3431
West Willow
Pa. Grange Urges Broad
Constructive Program
For added stability and furth-
er progress in agriculture, the 67,000 member State Grange,
Pennsylvania State Grange this sa id his organization concurs in
week urged a broad, construe- demands by leading national
tive farm program, including re- . „ . ....
vision Jtnd extension by Con- farm organizations, including
gress of the 1965 Food and Agri- the National Grange, for legis
culture Act. lation that will correct a tighten-
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Ira B. Landis
Ph: 569-0531
779 Valley Road, Lancaster
James High & Sons
Ph: 354-0301
Gordonville
John B. Kurtz
Ph: 354-9251
R. D. 3, Ephrata
John W. Scott, master of the
John J. Hess, 11, Inc.
Ph: 443-4632
Paradise
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. May 18.1968
ing cost-price squeeze for farm- Scott charged. "If agriculture Is
ers ' to survive it must have a sound
Scott who is also secretary of Program, one that will enable
the National Grange, credited farmers in Pennsylvania and
the 1065 Act with a reversal of tbe other states to produce food
the long-time downward trend fol< ° lll ' own tables and for in
in farm income. In urging its ternational trade."
renewal, ho said the Act needs Support for a sound faim pro
to be revised to cope with chang- gram "is imperative,” Scott do
ing conditions, especial!v in
creasing inflation and the nr- C Any suggestion for
gency for increased farm in- arbitrary or unilateral repeal of
come. the 1565 Act and i elated iegis-
“The present farm program,” lotion is unthinkable. To do so
he noted, “has held the cost of would bankrupt American agri
food relatively steady. The in- culture and the rest of the na
dex of farm wholesale prices lion's economy. It would topple
has risen only six points in the the economic system of the
past seven years Had the rest westei n world ”
of the economy held as steady
there would have been no infla-
tion.”
Legislation that has "piotcct- Most oveipowenng in appeal
ed, preserved and impioved ance of the scveial bundled
both profits and laboi in other species of shaiks is the whale
industry has placed agiiculluie shaik It is quite haimiess. de
m an unfavorable position,” spde Us 45-foot length
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IMPORTANT
INCREASE THEIR GAIN BY 5%
The
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Chicago reports that chicks fed from egg to 8 weeks
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ed 5 '7c GREATER WEIGHT GAIN on 2V 2 % LESS
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Phone 717-442-4171
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