:s. • •
[LiADELPHIA, Sept. 26
\) Barely steady. De-
good for lighter supplies
top quality. Large and
jutn extras m fair demand
mor e than adequate supplies,
idrawals from storage were/
m volume. Mixed color
[is (pullets) sold in small
a t 21-22 cents,
ilesale selling prices: rnmi
-10 pet AA quality large 45-
white 53-54, brown 52 1-2-
m edium white 34-35, brown
gxtias, minimum 60 pet A
ity large 45-50 lb white 48-
niixed 46 1-2-48 1-2, medium
t e 33-34, mixed 32-33 Stand
-37-38 1-2, checks 25-28
.eeipts Sept. 25 4,700 cases
by truck.
or Top Profit!
Use :
ROHRER’S !
Quailty ■
EED GRAINS-
SEED WHEAT
Certified Seneca
Citified Thorne Wheat
ertified Dual
dect Pennol
SEED BARLEY
;rt. Wong Barley
tect Wong Barley
WINTER OATS
,ert. Lee Cold Proof
Leconte
Orders Filled Promptly
. L. ROHRER
BRO. INC.
Smoketown, Pa.
Ph. Lane. 22659
■lllllllllll
i '
f
<> „ h
2-ROW CORN HARVESTER
132(9
i.o.b. factory
Model 33, two-row. Price shown includes base machine,
ictor attaching parts and motor shields. Fits WD-45, Wit
WC Tractors. ' 1
r| c« sublet to chans* without n*ftc*.
Priced fo pay its way this Fall!
ALLIS-CHALMERS
SAIES AND SERVICE
& Grumelli Farm Serv R. S. Weaver
Stevens, Pa.
Quarryville, Pa.
H. Brubaker Snavelys Farm Service
Lancaster. Pa. New Holland, Pa.
k Myers & Son
■ftheems. Pa.
Topping the baby beef show at the seventh annual Eliz
abethtown Kiwanis Community Farm Fair was Pudgie,
Angus steer shown by Melvin Miller, 15, a sophomore at
Hershey. He is the son of Mrs. Eva Miller, R 2 Elizabeth
town. (Lancaster Farming Staff Photo).
The chiefs of the three armed
services have reportedly rebelled
against an extensive cut in their
strength proposed by their chair
man, Admiral Radford. The en
tire armed forces would be re
duced by 800,000 men by 1960,
according to this plan
Fertilizers
Farms Gardens
Lawns
Cocoa Bean Shells
Organic Plant Food Co.
GROFFTOWN RD.
Ph. Lancaster 2-4963
<4* 'L < L?-'Y'""f' '
%>}■
iW
For Low-Cost
2-Row
Corn Picking
L H. Brubaker
Lltitz. Pa.
4r
Elizabethtown Winner
»- 1$ $
Elizabethtown
Winners Named
By LF Staff Reporter
Estimating total attendance
near the 50,000 mark, the Eliza
bethtown Kiwanis Community-
Farm Fair came to its conclusion
Saturday.
Melvin Miller, 15, a sophomore
at Hershey High School showed
his Aberdeen Angus to grand
championship of the Baby Beef
show, judged by Roger Halstead
of the Pennsylvania State Um
veisity
Melvin, son of Mrs. Eva
Miller, R 2 Elizabethtown, ob
tained his steer through the
FLOYD RISSER, Jr., R 2
Hershey, exhibited the grand
champion swine a Chester
White gilt at the Elizabeth
town Kiwanis Community
Farm Fair last week. The 11th
grade student is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Risser.
County sale, with the animal
originating at the noted Mil
larden Angus Farms in Ann-,
ville, Pa. This was Melvin’s
first Angus. Showing five
years, this was Melvin’s first
grand'Champion. His steer last
year placed fourth in class
amofig Herefords at the 1956
Pennsylvania Farm Show.
Feeding Calf Manna from
Aberdeen Mills, Melvin first
topped the Angus at Eliza
bethtown. then moved on to
championship over all breeds.
Reserve awards went to Rob
ert Gibble, R 3 Elizabethtown,
also on an Angus.
Leading the Hereford show
,m fitting showing and top of
the breed was 16-year-old
Christ C. Miller, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Christ Miller of R 1
Elizabethtown. Christ secured
bis steer last November through
the county sale at New Holland.
The steer originally came from
the Leo Eagen herd in Asby,
Neb., out m the Sand Hills. This
was Christ’s fourth steer to be-
,1 ' 1
come breed r champion at Eliza
bethtown. i > 1
For his ration, Christ select
ed 32 per cent protein in
Purina calf Chow, to 50 lbs
corn, 20 barley, and 25 oats.
He supplied the grand cham
pion of the 1954 show.
Headlining the swine show
was Floyd Risser, Jr., R 2 Her
shey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Risser, who scoied grand cham
pionship with a Chester White
gilt. The eleventh grade student
obtained his gilt in the spring,
and fed Wolgemuth Bros feeds.
Previously Floyd had shown at
Mount Joy, where in six --years
he produced two grand cham
pions, and he also placed reserve
at Elizabethtown this year. John
Risser a brother, was tops in
Spotted Poland Chinas, and
Robert Baker, R 2 Elizabeth-
town, won as champion show-
man.
Many poullrymen have found
HIGH-EFFICIENCY
principle is making eggs on
less feed per dozen than ever
before on lower-energy feeds
S. H. Hiestand
H. S. Newcomer Wenger Bros.
Mt. Joy Eheems
J. Fred Whiteside
■ ■■■■■■ » «■ ■ ■
■ RllillllVlli
this fall that PURINA’S
Snader’s Mill
Mt. Airy
John J. Hess
Kinzers—Vintage
Salunga
B. F. Adams Warren Sickman
Bird-in-Hand Pequea
Kirkwood
Lancaster Fanning—s
Friday Sept. 21, 1956
Dr. Henning to
Speak Saturday
At Ephrata Fair
Dr William L Henning, Penn
sylvania’s state secretary of
agriculture, will be principal
speaker Saturday night at the
Ephrata Fair in observance of
Democratic night. Dr Henning
will speak at 8 p. m
Other candidates to be pre
sented by Attorney David R.
Eaby, Democratic county chair
man. are Edwaid G Wilson, Lee
Work Quanyville, Irvin Kauft
man, Columbia, A Fred Rentz,
Lancaster, Mary B Frizzell,
Millersville, and Thomas E.
Harting, Adamstown.
If you haven’t tried Purina
Laying Chows with the
HIGH-EFFICIENCY for
mulas, you surely will find
it worth while to ask your
Purina Dealer about them.
Poultryman after poultry
man tells us he is getting
as many or more eggs
on less feed per day than
ever before on Purina.
John J. Hess II
Intercourse—New Providence
John B. Kurtz
Ephrata
James High
Gordonville
J. H. Reitz & Son
Millway *g|