Now...you may grow 320-pound
calves in only 4 months
*
Purina Calf Chows are easily digested, highly palatable ...
practically eliminate nutritional scouring and death loss
Now you may raise 320-pound
heifer calves in only 4 months’
time.
In recent feeding work.at Purma’s
Research Farm, 89 calves were
fed exclusively on Purina’s Nurs
ing Chow-Calf Startena Program.
At 4 months of age. the Holstein
heifers in this group averaged 320
pounds ... a full 60 pounds heav
ier than is considered “good” for
calves of that age. (Average as
reported in Morrison’s “Feeds
and Feeding.”)
And, these calves put on their
vigorous, healthy growth for less
than half the cost of whole milk
•feeding.
Simple ... Easy .. . Cost-Cutting
Purina’s Calf Program takes ad
vantage of the life stimulating
powers of colostrum ... It pro
vides the extra vitamins, min
erals, energy, and disease protec
tion not found in whole milk.
How the Purina Calf
Program Works:
Colostrum for the first 3 days.
Gives your calf Nature’s miracu
lous disease-resistance factors.
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This storehouse of energy and
antibodies has no substitute.
Nursing Chow (Purina) for the
next 30 days, plus Calf Startena.
Gives calves minerals, vitamins,
energy, and disease protection not
found in whole milk'
Calf Startena (Purina) for the
next 3 months. It is during this
“fast growth” period that Punna
fed calves make gams up to triple
their birth weight, build strong
bones and smooth coats. At 4
months, they’re big, rugged heif
ers already halfway to breeding
weight.
Practical Dairymen Agree
Practical dairymen throughout
the country have often stated:
“My calves really go for these
Purina Calf Chows ' "... they
have proved easily digestible ”
“Nutritional scouring and death
loss have been practically elim
inated.”
Ask us about the facts' on Nursing
Chow and Calf Startena. Order
some. Aim to grow big, husky
calves in only 4 months on your
farm.
Warren Sickman
Pequea
B. F. Adams
Bird-in-Hand
Snader’s Mill
Mt. Airy
John J. Hess
Rimers Vintage
Blend & McGinnis
Atglen
Ohio Polled Hereford Bull Wins
Grand Championship at Exposition
HARRISBURG, Nov 12 Mr
and Mrs C E Knowlton, Belle
fontame, Ohio, won the Polled
Hereford bull championship at
the Pennsylvania Livestock Ex
position with their CEK Zato
Mischief, a junior yearling The
same animal was named champion
sale bull of the Polled Hereford
breed The Knowltons’ Celc Mis
chief Duke 30 was named re
serve champion sale bull
Pennsylvania State University
took the Polled Hereford bull
reserve championship with PS
Polled Zato, a junior bull call
L E Mathers, Mason City, 111,
was judge
Mathers Bros., Mason City, 111.,
won the premier exhibitor’s
award in Shorthorn beef breed
mg cattle A banner went with
the award
Pennsylvania State University
f ook one breed championship and
three breed reserve champion
ships in open class beef cattle
Penn State Shorthorn entries
were champion and reserve chma
oion of that breed while a Here
ford and an Angus from the
University were the respective
reserve champions for those
breeds
The Hereford breed champion
ship went to Sue White and Lloyd
Robinson, Big Spring, Tex
\
V. ‘j
<9
I {C E Yoder & Sons, Fruitland,
lowa, won the Angus breed cham
pionship.
Don L pood, Kansas State
College, was judge
POLLED HEREFORD
2-year old bulls 1 Mr and
Mrs C E. Knowßon & Sante Fe
River Ranch, Alachua, Fla , 2
Penn State University, Univer
sity Park, 3 M P Moore, Sena
tobia, Miss , 4 Bay Manor Farms,
Lewes, Del, 5 Mr. & Mrs.' C E
Knowlton, Bellefontaine, Ohio
Senior yearling bulls 1 Greene
Pastures, Elizabethtown, N Car ,
2 Wmdsweep Farm, Thomas
town, Ga , 3 Roanoke River
Ranch, Jackson, N Car, 4 Roan
oke River Ranch, 5 M P Moore
Junior yearling bulls 1 Mr &
Mrs C E Knowlton, 2 M P.
Moore, 3 Pollock Hereford Ranch,
Mountamburg, Ark, 4 Hanson
Hereford Farms, Red Wing,
Minn , 5 Falkland Farms, Schells
burg
Summer ycalling bulls 1 Bay
Manor Farms, 2 Double E Ranch,
Senatobia, Miss, 3 Myrtlewood
Farm, Lexington, Ky, 4 Double
E Ranch, 5 Falklands Farm
Senior bull calves 1 Mettler
Herefords, East Millstone, N J,
2 Falklands Farm, 3 Double E
Ranch, 4 M P Moore, 5 W. J
Largent & Son, Folsom, N M
Winter bull calves 1 Double
E Ranch, 2 Tjardes Farms, Gib
son City, 111., 3 W J Largent &
Son, 4 Mr & Mrs C E Knowl
ton & Joseph G O ’Bryan, Hiat
ville, Kans , 5 Mr & Mrs C E
Knowlton
Junior bull calves 1 Penn State
niversity, 2 Pollock Hereford
Ranch, 3 M P Moore, 4 Double
E Ranch, 5 Mettler Herefords
Three bulls 1 Mr & Mrs C
E Knowlton, 2 Roanoke River
Ranch, 3 Double E Ranch, 4 M
P. Moore, 5 Falklands Farm
Two bulls 1 Mr & Mrs C E
Knowlton, 2 Roanoke River
Ranch, 3 Double E Ranch, 4 M
P Moore, 5 Falklands Farm
Champion & Reserve Cham
pion Bull Mr & Mrs C E
Knowlton, Penn State niversity.
|2-year old bulls 1 Mathers
Bros, Mason City, 111, 2 Penn
State niversity, 3 B Hollis Han
son, Connersville, Ind , 4 Fred
rtrjek Fhehnghuysen, Holmdel,
N J
Senior yearling bull 1 Mathers
Bros , 2 Warden Bros , Windsor,
N Y
Junior yearling bull - 1 Mathers
Bros, 2 W C Anderson & Son,
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Lancaster Farming, Friday, Nov. 15, 1957—'
SHORTHORN
West Liberty, lowa, 3 Mathers
Bros
Summer yearling bull 1 Penn
State mversity, 2 W C Ander
son & Son, 3 Mathers Bros , 4
C B Teegardin & Sons, Ash
ville, Ohio, 5 B Hollis Hanson.
Senior bull, calf 1 W C An
derson & Son 2 B Hollis Hanson;
3 Mathers Bros , 4 W C Ander
son & Son; 5 Earl E Evans &
Son
Junior bull calf 1 W C An
derson & Son, 2 W. C Ander
son & Son, 3 House and Ben
roth, Washmton C H, Ohio;
4 Mathers Bros, 5 House and
Benroth
'Stmor champion bull Mathers
Bros
Reserve senior champion bull;
Penn State nnersity
Junior champion bull W C.
Anderson & Son
Reserve junior champion bull;
Penn State University.
Grand champion bull W -C.
Anderson & Son
Reserve grand champion bull
Mathers Bros
Three bulls, any age, owned
by exhibitor 1 W C Anderson
& Son, 2 Mathers Bros, 3 B.
Hollis Hanson, 4 House and Ben
roth, 5 Frederick Frehnghuysen.
Two 'bulls, any age, bred and
owned fey exhibitor - Mathers
Bros , 2 W C Anderson & Son;
3 B Hollis Hanson, 4 House and
Benroth
2-year old heifers 1 Mathers
Bros
Senior yearling heifers 1 Math
ers Bros , 2 Penn State _
sity, 3 House & Benroth, 4 Fred
erick Fielmghuysen, 5 Frederick'
Frehnghuysen.
Junior yearling heifers 1 Math
ers Bros, 2 Mathers Bros , 3
B Hollis Hanson, 4 W C An- 1
derson & Son, 5 Warden Bros.
iSummer yearling heifeis 1
Mathers Bros , 2 W C Anderson
& Son, 3 B Hollis Hanson, 4
Mathers Bros , 5 Leon B Risser,
Lititz, Pa
Senior heifer calf 1 B Hollis
Hanson, 2 Mathers Bros , 3
House & Benroth, 4 Hi Ho Farm,
Phoenix, Md , 5 B Hollis Hanson.
Junior heifer calf 1 House &
Benroth, 2 Hi Ho Farm, 3 W C
Anderson & Son, 4 Mathers
Bros , 5 B Hollis Hanson
Senior Champion Female Math-'
ers Bros
Reserve Senior Champion Fe
male Mathers Bros
Junior chrnpion Female Math-
ers Bros
Reserve junior champion fe
male B Hollis Hanson /
Farm Calendar
Today
Final clay of Pennsylvania Live
stock Exposition Farm Show
Building, Hanijburg
Lancaster County Guernsey
Breeders Assn Dinner 6 45 p
m at Rhoads Spanish Tavern,
Quarryville .
Closing sesisons of State Hol
stein Convention Hershey
Sat., Nov. 18
4-H Club Judging at Eastern
National Livestock Exposition
Timomum Md >
Mon., Nov. 18 1
Eastern National Livestock Ex
position Timomum, Md.
4 HEntomology Club Rounddp
8 p m at Farm Bureau Codp,
Lancaster
Tues., Nov. 19
County Holstein Breeders Ba'n
quct 645 p m at Hostetlers,
Mt Joj
Thurs, Nov. 21
Swine Producers Assn Direc
tors Meeting, 8 p in at Farm
Bureau Cooperative, Lancastei*
Poultry Exchange Directors
Meeting 7 30 p m at Poultry
Center, Lancaster
Fri., Nov. 22
Report on AIC meeting by Jer
ry Greiner 7-30 p m. at Farm
Bureau Cooperative, Lancaster.
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