■ SLOPPY BUT POLITE m laurel ACRES, Md. Bnrhen George McCreary return to his home at night recent ly be found a window had been forced open and m the kitchen mire were dirty dishes at places Ufor three Missing was a pack JEge of minute steaks. On the ffifble was a note of thanks loi lithe steaks. - Farm Compensation « Insurance H /here are more accidents in» fanning than in_ any other p business! H Protect yourself with aj| policy in the ;; P. T. F. Company « SEE H j John F.®Weaver Co., Inc. g : 202 Fulton Bldg. ;j Lancaster Ph. 2-6912;: ’{♦•♦•♦{♦•♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦•♦•♦{•♦♦♦•♦♦♦’♦♦^••♦♦••**** m *********** < *** W ***** M, **** , * , ***Yj Summer Clearance On | • 20” Premier Reel Type • 20” Toro Reel Type • 16” Hand Mower 0 15 Gal Power Sprayer Canadian Greenland Pasture Seed Orders Taken For Soil Conservation Program Lime and Fertilizer FARMERS ASSOCIATION 11l WEST WILLOW fttttunxitttiiintttiiiiitiiittixititiiiitttiiitixtiiiittzittutituiitxtitttxutiiittti ...... For more POULTRY PROFIT Red Rose Laying Mash JgSL. Made for heavy, profitable egg production. High energy mash blended and balanced fmm to meet the feed requirements of layers tjfmi . under the strain of heavy egg ' / production. / j MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE R. D 2, Columbia, Pa. FAIR VIEW ROLLER MILLS R D. 1, Narvon, Pa The Weather Bureau’s 30-day outlook borders and in the Soutji Atlantic States for the period from mid-July to mid-Au- 'Precipitation is expected to exceed nor gust calls for temperatures to average be-mal in the Great Lakes region and Mid low seasonal normals in the northeastern West. Subnormal amounts are indicated in quarter of the United States. In the re-the West Gulf States, the Far West, and mainder of the country above normal the Northern Rocky Mountain States Else temperatuies are predicted except near where near normal precipitation is antici normal along the northern and western pated. I U S. security risk programs condemned 25;000. Used Mowers WEST WILLOW BUY RED ROSE FROM THESE DISTRIBUTORS LEROY GEIB R. D. 2. Manheim, Pa. I. B. GRAYBILL & SON Refton, Pa. Outlook for Mid-July to Mid-August, 1956 Ph. Lane. 4-5019 Reb s Rose ® Financial Loss In Crops Heavy (Continued from Page One) er dominated by frequent show ers Field work "was retarded with harvest of wheat and hay piactically at a standstill. Continued wet weather may cause further lodging of wheat and possibilities of giain sprout ing in the shocks are great, the survey report showed Some barley and winter oats remain, to be harvested. Corn and other crops are growing well but need warmer nights for best development. As a result of .poor curing weather much hay remains to be cut in northern counties. Poor quality of hay is anticipated due to over maturity. Pastures are good to excellent in most areas. “Topping” of tobacco is about to start in early planted fields. In southern Pennsylvania counties the picking of red feed Every Red Rose Poultry Feed is, flock-tested, scientifically compounded and balanced to give your flock all the nutrients they need for vigorous growth and production.' Start feeding for more ooultry profits—get Red Rose > oultry Feeds for your flock. JOHN H. BONHOLTZER R D. 4, Lancaster, Pa. SNADEB’S MILL R D 1, Stevens, Pa. JOSEPH M. GOOD & SON R. D 1, Bird-m-Hand, Pa WALTER & JACKSON, INC. Christiana. Pa. r7'< L aoDfXM " J \ - 'J-J- fHEDICTTD mciFIT »TIOM MID IDLY TO MID AUGUST 19 cherries is past peak, apples and peaches are sizing well, pick ing of Transparent and Lodi apples has staited and eaily peaches are coloring but need more sunshine. Tomato harvest is late but movement has started as far north as Luzerne County where veiy light supplies fiom staked acreage in that area made then appearance in local markets Snap beans are moving to pro cessors in limited volume. Broiler Prices Decline; 20.8 Average Tuesday Lancaster Poultry Exchange (Rohreistown, Pa), (Sales-Re port, Sale 165, Tuesday, July 24, 1956) Fractional declines again marked the Tuesday, July 24 auction of 18,855 broilers in a market that averaged 20 84 on bi oilers, with two lots totaling 11,880 birds unsold Listed and offered were 11 lots, 30,655, but when bidding stopped at 21 cents, the two lots were with drawn. Broilers ranged from 20 ’1 to 22% cents, and one lot of 800 heavy fowl sold at 20% One lot of 175 pullets brought 28% cents Donald Groff, R 1 Man heim, topped Tuesday market with 600 White Vantress that sold to John Hettinger, Halifax, at 22%. Here are Tuesday sales by lot number (each preceded by “24-”), seller, with grower in dicated in parentheses; amount and breed, age by weeks and days, buyer and price; 1, Paul Becker, 500 White Vantress, 10 wks, to Walter B. Lehman, 21%; 2, Aberdeen Mills (Clarence Givins), 1000 Red and White Vantress, 94, to Header’s Poultry, 21; 3, Donald Groff, 600 White Vantress, 9-6, to John E. Rittinger, 22%; 4, David E. King, 280 White Moun tains, 9-4, to Martin M. Brendle, 20%; 5, Harlan Hoover, 500 White Rocks, 10-3, to Walter C. Mellinger, 21%; 6, George Newell, 175 White Rock pullets, 19-20 wks, to Roy E Ream, 28%, 7, Miller & Bus hong, (Harold Stansfield), 5900 White Vantress, 9 wks, no sale, 20 bid, 8, Miller & Bushong (Harold Stansfield), 5900 White Vantress, 9 wks, no sale, 21 bid, 9. Metier’s Feed Mill (Richard Thompson), 7500 White Vantress, 8-6, to C. F Manbeck, Inc., 20 ;i; 10, Metzler’s Feed Mill (Richard Thompson), 7500 White Van tress, 8-6, to C. F Manbeck, Inc, 20 ’l, 11, Edgar Maitin, 800 New Hampshire fowl yeai lings, to Producers Cooperative Exchange, 20%. -j* Trotsky’s widow has broadcast an appeal to the Soviet people to overthrow the “decayed Stal inist oligarchy” the present Kremlin regime. Governor Clement is firm against third party. Lancaster Farming—s Friday, July 27, 1956 The American Psychiatric As sociation has foimally opposed the uncontrolled use of tran quillizing drugs as a “public danger.” J FARMERS SUPPLY PASTURGRO is special ly formulated to meet pasture needs. It supple ments plant nutrients in your soil. It gives the bal ance of growth elements needed to produce grass and legumes with higher feeding value and greater carrying capacity. Use Pastiugro during Sept ember to improve your grass fields FOR ,* 7 C ll|}st|^ w$M Blenn is a specially formula ted plant food for Wheat- Oats—Barley—Rye; fortified with extra growth elements to meet the soil needs Pro duces heavy yields. FIELD SEEDS -DOMESTIC RYE GRASS -PERMANENT PASTURE -CRIMSON CLOVER -SWEET CLOVER -RED CLOVER -N W ALFALFA -GRIMM ALFALFA -BUFFALO ALFALFA -TIMOTHY RED SHIELD TETRA PETKUS A new type rye that has been giving outstanding Use as cover crop'' Plant early tall for grazing Graze cattle on fall and spring, then cut in May foi silo Very palatable to cattle. SEED WHEAT CERT. DUAL (New Type—Supply Limited) CERT. PENNOLL CERT. THORNE CERT SENECA WINTER OATS CERT LE CONTE CERT DU BOIS WINTER BARLEY CERT WONG CERT KENBAR CERT HUDSON FARMERS SUPPLY CO. 137 E. KING ST. Open Daih 8 30—Friday till 9 Monday 8 30-12 30 FALL SEED- ING RYE OATS BARLEY WHEAT
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