'Road Reasoning' Rates As Tractor Safety Need Accident experience indicates that one third of all fa tal tractor accidents occur on public roads, William L. Hen ning, chairman of Farm Safety Week, said today. “Upsets and collisions- lead the list. Loss of control and of traffic,” Henning said, falls from the tractor also A red flag mounted above take a heavy toll. Extra rid- the tractor has proved effect ed are involved in many ive in warning daytime traf cases,” Henning said. he of the hazard presented He also pointed out that slow-moving farm equip the hazords to the automo- * nen *-> nl i lin 2 sal(b T be bile driver confronted by fla S sho " ld be mounted high slow-moving farm equipment above equipment for also demand consideration maximum visibility. More than one driver has Here are some safety sug lost his life while attempting gestions for moving farm to pass or avoid collision equipment on public roads. with farm machinery “Surprising as it may void much unnecessary seem, drivers involved in movement of farm equip such accidents sometimes re- ment on heavily traveled port that they were unaware roads until too late that a farm • Keep the tractor under factor, clearly visible, was control Slow down for turns not moving at a speed com- and keep the tractor in gear patible with the normal flow on downgrades. MORE PROOF., .if pays to feed PURINA GEORGE E. COGLEY, R. D. 1, RONKS Purina Feeding Makes Grand Champions The Grand Champion Boar and the Reserve Champ ion Sow at the 1959 Indiana Yorkshire Breeders Invita tional Show and Sale was won by George E. Cogley, owner of Leacock Yorkshire Farm, Ronks, R. D. #l. Mr. Cogley has been a Purina feeder for over 15 years and an outstanding Yorkshire breeder for 10 years- In breeding champions, he uses a Purina-concentrate mixed with grain. He states, "I use Purina feed 100' ( in my feeding program and it really does the job as the results show." We can help you plan a sound feeding and management pro gram, backed by Purina Re search. Call or visit us for de tails. Blend & McGinnis Atglen Whiteside & Weicksel Warren Sickman Kirkwood Snader's Mill Mt. Airy John J. Hess, II Intercourse - New Providence Wenger's Feed Mill, Inc. Rheems ■ ■■■■■■■■■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■l * - r I w*2 a www • Good planning can a- Program S. H. Hiestand Co. John J. Hess Kmzer - Vintage John B. Kurtz James High Gordonville B. F. Adams Bird-m-Hand Insect injury can be pre- sc °™?, g * or the + whole S + tate vented by spraying with th- ™ IU b f, d ° ae at once within ree pints of Methoxychlor lhe collecting area by the emulsion per acre when the same trametl technician, new shoots are four to si" The Farm Show manager will have charge of gather ing the samples and the scor- Save the washing instruct- in §- Plaques will be awarded ions that come with new gar- to all whose samples score-92 ments, advises Miss Thelma P er cent or better Baierl, Penn State extension All winners will be an clothing specialist. The in- nounced at the Farm Show, structions on the tag or la- No milk will' be scored at bel are the results of tests the Farm Show, but produc and research. When followed ers and dealers with high they help lengthen the lifd scores will be invited to sup of clothes. ply samples for display. Salunga Pequea Ephrata alors, possessing mature 1960 FSTIT) l cm vehicles. Farm Show Commisson has announced 0 ?, «-oj a ~ u j entry rules will be little changed, acm, • Red flags by day, ap- _ „ . _ . . . ’ Col diiiß| proved lighting by night, Culloch, Commission secretary. H calls the attention of the mo- Again, producers and The ITll j, tonst to the dangers of slow- dealers who want to enter comprise *,| f moving farm machinery. the milk competition have raw milk. • Know and observe traf- tw ° deadlines to meet, first ducers i 0r ’ flol! > fiic laws of them Sept. 1. Before that raw nnik /I date they must obtain entry who retail tl Potato Leafhopper Threatens Alfalfa Through August Alfalfa will be under at tack by the potato leafhop per for at least another month. The feeding by leaf hoppers results in the alfa’fa being reduced in size and vigor and developing yellow leaves. mci^es THESE FLY KILLERS... .. DIRECTLY ON ANIMALS • Ehrlich's Livestock Spray R-ll Wet hairs on dairy animals • Korlan 12 E v Use with fuel oil 10 1 on back rubbers • Korlan 25 W. P. - Use with water 4 lb in 25 gal as a direct spray • Marlate 50 Use as a dry rub on dairy animals * Not on dairy animals Blue Ball Jacob B Zimmerman Bareville Martin's Hardwaic Columbia Musser Farms 16th St & Lane A\o Denver Denver Supplv Co Allen H Malz Elizabethtown Kaylor Bros, R D -1 Farmers Supply Co , Ephrata Farmcrsville Equipment Co R D. *2 Martin’s Feed Mill, R D =3 C P Wenger &. Sons Florin Hess Bros, Mumma’s Hardwaic Gap Summer Bros Hardwai c forms from Farm Show Man ager John B. McCool. These must be filled out and returned to him post- In 1878 marked not later than Sept, ful Sunday J?! 30 the second deadline. newspapoi y After Oct. 1 and before the Jan 1 samples for scoring Proxunatdy ot( will be collected, on unan- daily neivspJ nounced visits, from all pro- countn ducers and dealers who fill edition out entry forms. As a double assurance for accuracy and uniformity, all •Get Your Supply at These Intercourse Charles B Hoobei Kirkwood- L H Jackson Myer’s Store Lancaster Lancaster CounU Farm Bureau L H Brubaker 350 Strasburg Pike Lincoln Galen Hardware Lititz Ebj’s Mill, Inc Manhexm Cassel’s Mill, Inc , R D -1 N G Hershcv & Son Millersville Millersville Supply Co Mountville Kauffman Bios . Parkesburg A H Keen & Son J. C. EHRLICH CO. 70S - 38 East Chestnut St., Lancaster, Ph. EX 7-3721 u s E • Korlctn 12 E ' 1 - 12 for 3-4 week icsidual • Diazinon 25 E 1 25 for 3-4 week icsidual • Dipterex Bayer L-13 59 As bait dry or wet • Ortho Fly Killer Dry Bail Just scatter thinlv on floor • Lethalaire Bomb D-200 oi Use daily in milkliouses, 1 your home Distributor raw muk a JfJ ed milk Patrom?e l- Ach oitisers Tv*" Dealers — Peach Bottom C E V. lie' 4 QuarryviHe Mussei s JliU’ 1 Ross rl Rol,r