0 | Growers' Co-op
ts Ram & Ewe Sale
i Fair Grounds will be the site of the 27th an
irl*bred ram and ewe sale, at 1 pm. August 1, spon
’ure t j ie Cumberland Co-op Wool Growers, Roy P.
; by nn «ec-lreas announced today.
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f ~ Penn State ,
; jloiS an > r , :ii ments.
ick specialist,' w Persons wishing catalogues
a jj consignments ax may o ht a in them by writing
P O Box 442, Carlisle, Pa.
, a i e committee has ar-
S hl s giadmg, Miller
; I the animals wll
rouped according to
° t o ouyeis canchoose
desucd price ranges
~n gs mdude 26 Hamp
three Cheviot and two
'llet rams. Of these,
1 be lambs, six year
four Iwo-year-olds, and
free yeai-old
ire wk! be 12- ewe
l and 12 yearling ewes,
: 13 Ilampshires, five
, ts and six Rambouil
master County has two
‘''rs of animals to the
< W ih Harold W. Bard,
5 RD 2, and Green
r , w Farms, Bareville E
both announcing ship-
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EVE’G OF MON. JULY 27 and ALL DAY T UES., JULY 28
Arthur S. Young & Co.
. IHE RALPH HARNIS H FARM
'• CHRISTIANA. PA. 1 MILE SOUTH OF NINE POINTS ON ROUTE 896
WNG OF WED. JULY 29 AND ALL DAY THURS. JULY 30.
Kaylor Bros,
RHEEMS
. THE AMMON HOOVER FARM
* Ma NHEIM. PA.. >/ 2 MILE NORTH OF ERISMAN MENNONITE CHURCH
11 EVENING, JULY 31 AND ALL DA Y SAT., AUGUST I
Jared R. Stauffer
MARTINDALE
, THE HARRY SNYDER FARM .
• 3 - EPHRATA. PA. ON THE HINKLETOWN - MARTINDALE ROAD
Guernsey Hits
High Production
A registered Guernsey cow
Burkeville Emorys Etna own
ed by George T Pack, Wu
ghtsville, Pennsylvania has
completed an official product
ion -record, according to the
American Guernsey Cattle
Club here
This record was for 15.837
pounds of mils and 739 pou
nds of fat
“Elna”, was a five year
oM, and was milked three
limes daily for 305 days whi
le on test
This official production re
cord was supervised by Pen
nsylvania State University
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Your Case Dealers Present
You’ll be Starry-eyed, too, when ■ <~
you see the dazzling action and
entertainment we have arranged
for you. You’ll witness lively
demonstrations with Case Trac
tors and a variety of implements '*
which will make your farming
easier'and more profitable
through every season. You’ll be
able to examine new equipment
and get intelligent answers to
your every question. You’ll have
a good time! **"
Remember that date—we’ll be
looking for you.
KINZERS
Penna. Has First Mid-Year
Feeder Cattle Census July 1
Cattle on feed in Penna on July 1 totaled 50,000 head,
a decrease of 28 per cent from the April 1 total of 69,000
according to the State Crop Reporting Service which com
piled its first July survey in this category.
On Jan 1, 77,000 cattle
uere on feed in the state,
while Oct 1, 1958 saw 69,-
000 head in feedlots.
Marketings ot fed cattle
during the second quarter of
1959 totaled 39,000, compai
ed with 36.000 the first Quar
ter Expected markets for the
next quarter (excl. short
feds is 36,000.
Placements of feeder cat
lie for the state during the
Apnl-June period „are esti
mated at 20,000 head, 29 per
cent below the previous
three months -
Marketing intentions of
Pa farmers showed an esti-
Name “Dixie” was given
to the South, according to
popular be’ief, by negroes
who were fond of a Manhat
tan slave owner by' that
name
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, USES
x EQUIPMENT
/ SPECIALS
A. L Herr & Bro.
QUARRYVILLE
Walter Binldey & Son
LITITZ
mated 12,000 head in July,
13,000 in August, and 11,000
in September.
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Babcock Bessie
8 TO 16 WEEKS OF AGE
Delivered Prices
8 WEEKS 95c 12 WEEKS $1.28
All pullets subject to prior sale
All Bessie pullets are full-fed on the best
feeds available. They are grown in con
finement and are isolated from older birds.
BABCOCK HATCHERY, Inc.
R. D. 3. LITITZ, PENNA.
Phone MAdison 6-5872
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”Best of Feed”
for
CALVES
COWS
CATTLE
R D 2, Columbia, Pa
R D 2, Manheim, Pa
T . B. GRAYBILL & SON
Lancaster farming, ouiuraay, juty *ooa xi
JOSEPH M. GOOD & SON
R. L). 1, P—d-m-Hand, Pa.
MOUNTVILLE JOHN H. BONHOLTZER
FEED SERVICE R D. 4 Lancaster, Pa
LEROY GEIB, ESI.
Refton, Pa
Cattle and calves on feed
July 1 in the 21 major feed
ing states totaled 5,128,000
head. In these states, 5,891,-
000 head were on feed April
1 and 6 2 million on Jan. 1.
In 13 states where com
parison figures are available
10 per cent more cattle were
on feed than on July 1, 1959
An April-July drop of 11
per cent was less than the
seasonal drop of 1955, ’56
and ’57, but in line with -last
year
PAIRV FEEDS
SNADER'S MILL
R D 1 Stc\ ens. Pa
WALTER & JACKSON.
INC.
Chnstiana, Pa