, JUDGING A CLASS of Yorkshire gilts at the Reading Fair was Arlie Anderson, Elizabethtown The Reading Fair drew Dairymen in Northeastern Area Can Expect 10 Pet. Price Increase Governor George M Leader Friday said that Northeastern Pennsylvania dairy farmers could expect a 10 per cent increase in their milk checks thanks to the work of the Northeastern Penn sylvania Dairy Farmers Commit tee which he appointed in October of last year The Governor spoke at the 100th Annual Fair ol the Harford “D-14 handles three 14-inch plows in third gear high range up to 8 inches deep on my 230-acre farm The thing I like most about the D-14 is the way it rides and handles.” J. H. V. THE D-U GIVES COMPLETE TRACTOR COMFORT “Well pleased with extra-low fuel Consump tion Stability of tractor is perfect. . plenty of power.” J. R. H ASK US I'OR A DISCOVERY DRIVE on the new Power Star ALB.IS-CHALMEISS <^> SALS S AND SERVICE L. H. Brubaker Lancaster, Pa. Snavelys Farm Service New Holland, Pa. Mann & Grumelli Farm Serv. Quarryville, Pa, N. G. Myers & Son Rheems, Pa. * «< Agricultural Society, in Harford, Pa “Until Aug' 1, 1957,” Governor Leader said, “Pennsylvania milk sold in New Jersey was not regu lated by the Federal Government, largely because the dairy farmers of New York and New Jersey couldn’t get together on the kind ol regulation they needed VOim UKB POWER DIRECTOR, AND LOW-LINE, HIGH-CROP DESIGN Nissley Farm Service Washington Boro, Pa. * " S*. 466 head of swine this year, including those shown in the state Hampshire Show. (LF Photo) R. S. Weaver Stevens. Pa. L. H. Brubaker Lititz, Pa. * auto** ✓ v, SOLANCO FAIR (Continued from page one) Poultry, Loren Bucher, Quarry ville, eggs, Richard P Maule, Quarryville, farm crops, Lavernei Pownall, Quarryville; vegetables, Dale Miller, R 2 Oxford; fruits and nuts, Paul Wenger, Quarryville; baked goods, Mrs Harold Shirk, Quarryville Canned goods, Jlrs William Gleisner, New Providence, handi work, Mrs Samuel Long, Dru more; art and handicraft, Emest Fauth, Quan jwille, lloweis, Mrs Pearl Wenger, Quarryville, sew- YOU CAN SAVE Ulllll illllliiil Illllllil Farming, Friday, SeptW&ml *t* ■ THE EFFORT PUT INTO CLEANING this Hampshire boar paid off for Paul Ebaugh, (left) R 1 East Earl, and Earl Fisher, manager of Stauffer Homestead Farms. The boar was named Grand Champion at the state Hampshire Show held at the Reading Fair Tuesday mg, Mrs Robert Housekeeper, Peach Bottom, commercial exhib its, Charles Phipps, Quarryville, liilillillllill with Jatm QUwau 22% LAYING MASH 16% ALL MASH LAYER For feeding with home grams. A complete food. No Mixing. FARM BUREAU LAYING MASH is.. Lancaster— Manheim New Holland Quarryville Mfg. in our modern mill at New Holland llllllilillilll iiiiiiii,mil lllllllllllilililillllililllliilill LAYING MASH Highly Palatable Vitamin Fortified Low in Fiber Content High in Energy llllllllllllliillill mil and milk, Everett Kreider Publicity manager is Mrs Cecil Jackson, Kukwood. ■illllllllllillillllllllllllllllllllliii ■ilSlllillllll C- COU BUB** 1 illllllil lllilil 111 tUX - f. J' A .Imsc y 1 => w lilllillllllli
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