6—Lancaster Farming. Sautrday. May 26, 1962 LiiWt*SV¥i : s* □a**' *mx I <V*" 4** .-s. v ***' PLENTY OF WATER to irrigate the tobacco beds which can be seen to the far left of the picture, and plenty more to water the hillside where the Holstems are grazing, flows away from the artesian well on the farm of John Thomas, Jr. near Letort. If he completes the plans he now has, Thomas will put the valves shown here under the ground with one pipe running to the barn, 'out of sight to the left of the picture) one pipe leading to the house, and one running to the corner of the yard near the tobacco beds A trough with fountain will be erected over the well itself L F Photo • Arfesiort Well r,,n ! na;s fr “ m a n,lJ l rb ' ~ Ta '- , , aa e at tim down a unit ion iFion* l a .re 1) . tro! Sigat-seers be g m »o Hock to Al)d sfll , L , le veil SUsht , the well like bee. ro honev Ind the iameiJ buJS Over JO- came on Sunda> to tome t 0 d „ k rh(>mdJ> to ldKe stare and wonder Mid late one more Mp lmm lhe eoo) picture*, from ever* angle Bv (4g de „ rep) Wclter> whlle shut . the middle of the week over ters nap and heads shdke aud three hundred of the <ur,oim u!teraiHPb ot dlsbo i lef im tbe had made the trip down the a]r lare, which bad become .so ' Vou JUS[ thlnk lt hds t 0 dust> that the Thomas f.nmlv s>top< „ sdld ODP „ bltol s , ddlns , felt it might be forced to move at the toun Uin db thpugb out hypuotued Thomas put hi. inveume- ..j don>t tbink ]t ~ ROln „ ness c 0 work, and with the U) stop,” savs Thomas who heln of spr. lv rig and the oil „ d , not >et dec ided what use to ’.like of bis fabulous strike afraid of that. Thomas sa,d A dared they hrd ru.r r His present plans are to pressure gauge in one of the anything like it, ara j. insfall a rupelinc to the bain lines nit asm ed the pressure at him&olf said ht bail uir a supply lor Jus dairj. an- only two pounds per square biought in a well an., • . other l,ne to the house, and imh this 11 still a third to the miner oi the jaid and garden lor nn gation purposes For ,v ns impose he has he has put an extension on admis~, ">n to -e -had < on>n uued i fiftiiin with the six null casing and the replied, “1 don t 1 two 2 iiuh \ and one 1’ 2 wafei tlowid out Ihe top 11 111 do yet - r j inch lain 1 leer aho\e mound leiel No eh anted prett;. o.=,' Thev told me at prst that one Kno>vs lor sure mst how lew da%i.” we lonl-dn t <ap the well oi the huh the watei would t ise it \nd one w?st na» pleasure would litr theaabin? the pipe weie hit;li enough saj, 'Well, tha J,£ i a t’ out of the well, but I’m not Old tnneis in the area deject, and we won’t 4 c •:♦> <♦> <♦> <♦> <♦> <♦> <♦> ’•»> <♦> se* Attention Farmers! Trade-Up to a NEW HOLLAND For ’62 BALEffiJSJAS FAST WITH SOJ| THE LABOR! •Today thcreV 4 new way to hale—tliat lets one yuan hale and load fastei than a 2- or 3-inau tfam' The new svstem consists of a New Holland jHojhntr plus a simple, foolproof mechanism that “tu-hfts” fhe hales into a nailing wagon. _ 1 It cos's surprisingly little In t, the lowest ji'-icd Havlimi—lhe him Compact Hayhnei (i r > ■w.tb Tele Flow feed—costs no 111011 with Bale* Thrower than manv hakis without automatic vago’i lending' \ciu get the 10b done in hall the ii ' l e—all by youisclfl 'see us about a demonsua licu today. ■- RAKES From New Holland—the advanced Model 56 Rolabar Rake! Its cleaner lakuig action puts moie hay... more dollars... into thewindiow Saves nutuent-neh leaves and blossoms, to cut leed supplement cotta. Check these big exclusives- New offset wheels, "floating” basket give eleanei, smoother laking, pieveht tooth bieakage 100-acre lubrication makes lubiicaimg a once* a-season job foi many fanneis—instead ol a daily one.* Patented spring-loaded jack for last, ea-y hitching. Patented tooth adjustment. Tines aie indi vidually replaceable. See the “56 ’ heie today ... test it on your faim tomorrow! ALL THE FEATURES Ko mater what t\pe ot mov>ei ?«o vno unjre-d, semi nounkd or trailtnsr-vou J more fiekl-pioved features whc n j it’c a New Holland’ For ex- ! ample, ihetk the qualitv feat ures on the New Holland "47” veuu-monnted mower . Dry Your Crops Overnight With New Holland's 750 Dryer! End leaching and bleaching with a Modcl_77o Crop Dryer from New Holland! The * 770 ’ boosts hay quality, cuts feed costs! Just flick a switch, dial your heat, and let science dry your bay or grain! Dry air sweeps through New Holland’s Model 776 Crop Drying Wagon, picking up moisture throughout the entire load. Rugged corrugated sides are bolted for flexibility, are sectionabzed for convenience. See us today for all the facts about New Moh land’s 750 Dryer and 776 Drying Wagon, A Your Local Lancaster County New Holland. Dealers \\ itli tli.it much pressme, 'When a Ini not atinid of it pushing Thomas put a t jt ' the usins; out je said but end of ins 'o.'S ANYWHERE! «! ' L W( 1 I! 11 ‘ s m "i, hat h
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