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Farm Equipment
USED 300 g. p. m. Hale irriga
tion pump with Wisconsin en
gine Lester A. Singer, Ronks,
Ph Strasburg OV 7-3226
USED Ferguson hay take; New
Holland P.T.O. hay rake Hies
tand, Inc., Marietta, Ph. HAzel
60301
Hay Conditioners
John Deere
Cunningham
New Holland
Bnlhon
In stock-ready for delivery Ask
for a demonstration on your
alfalfa or soy beans
Prices Right'
A. B. C. Groff
New Holland
Ph. EL 4-8001
Combines
J D 45 Self propelled
J. D. 55 Self piopelled
slightly >used
J. D. 12 A w/engine
reconditioned
Priced to Sell'
A. B. C Groff
New Holland
Ph EL 4-8001 .
NEW GROVE FARM WAGON
chassis for rubber. $l5O De
livered Bard's Hardwaie Phone
Oldfield 6-3531.
FOR SALE.
Concrete Stave
Silos, Silo unloaders & Auger
Feeders. Robert P. Farmer Ox
ford R 2 Pa. Phone Oxfoid 706R1.
ONE USED 180 amp D C Welder.
1,600 ready to lay pullets
Hiestand, Inc., Ph. Marietta HA
6 9301.
USED CO-OP & Sheppard Diesel
.Tractors, Oliver “70” Std. AC
WD & WC Trs on rubber or steel,
Used Meyer Hay Crusher & Cun
ningham Hay Crimper, 2 New
Idea Tractor Manure Spreaders
Late Model 350 Myers Hay Crush
ei, McD T 50 with engine - $350
Massey Harris Combine
Ask for a demonstration of the
Poische Diesel Tractoi
SNAVELY S
New Holland
Late Model McCormick Deenng
and John Deere giain bindeis
and side rakes. Keenei’s Faim
Machinery Lane EX 4-6414
Priced Right'
AC-WD 45, WD&.G tiactois
Ford tractor & Saudei loader
50 HP Sheppied Diesel Powei
Unit with starlei
AC 125 Power Unit
Snowco Bale Loadei
NT 7 ft PTO Mowei
JD 30 ft Elevator w / motoi
AC 60 All Crop Han
JD Combine w/powei unit
5 H P GE Electnc motor
N H 66 Baler
M H Foiage Harvcslei w/grabs
& coin head
L H Buibakci
350 Strasbmg Pike Lane
Lititz RD3
Ph Lane EK 3-7607
Strasbmg OV 7-6002
Lititz MA 6 7766
Poultry & Supplies
STARTED PULLETS
grown, vaccinated cmcfulh
selected KmToeichik K 137 and
Hubbard 493 Hubbaid Fauns
Manlrcim Pike, Lancaster Phone
2-3155.
Started Kimber Leghorn Pullets
10 weeks to 22 weeks Avail
able now Reich Poulliv Farm,
Marietta, Ph HA 6-7123
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Household Goods
FOR SALE. Used gas stoves,
priced low to sell, good condi
tion, at town store, Ward Bottle
Gas, 25 S. State St., Ephrata.
LEESPORT LIVESTOCK MARK-
ET. Auction Every Wednesday
1:33. R. T. Richards—Operator &
Vlgr Ph. WA 6-7484.
FOR SALE. Purebred Shrop
shire and Cheviot Rams and
Ram Lambs. Bred for Quality.
Will Sire Vigorous, hardy lambs
Amos K. Stoltzfus, Elverson, R 2,
Pa. Morgantown 6-3981.
FOR SALE. Soybeans $3.90
bushel. Sardo (Hegan) $9. per
hundred. Cyrus B Ferguson,
RDI, Oxford, Ph. Kirkwood 36R4.
FOR SALE. Shelled corn 4-8-
12 or 16 ton lots—bagged or
bulk, very low cash price. Leola
OLdfield 6-7656.
Mail Box Market
934 A Hyline Pullets 2 to 22
wks. Compare our quality and
price - 8 wks-950 (Pox new . &
bronc. vax, mol) delivered free.
Call or write Gerald K Zook,
Schaefferstown
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Laneaster Farming, Friday, July 4, 1958—15
317 Million
Eggs Produced
During May
HARRISBURG Production
ot 317 million eggs on Pennsyl
vania farms in May established
a new record for any month in
history, the Stale Department of
Agriculture reports.
The Pennsylvania Crop Report
ing Service monthly report show
ed Pennsylvania’s 16,344,000 lay
ers produced an average of 19.41
eggs during May, a slight increase
over the previous month and May
1957. For the first time in two
years, the number of layers ex
ceeded the same month of the
previous year. There were 118,-
000 more layers on Pennsylvania
farms this May than in the same
month of 1957
May egg production was 10 mil
lion more than this April 1958,
and the May 1957 output Reports
from poultrymen on June 1 in
dicated an Unusually light sea
sonal decline m egg production,
the Crop Reporting Service add
ed
Pennsylvania egg production
from January 1 through May 31
totaled 1,520 million, 4 per cent
under the output in the same five
month period of 1957.
Prices received by farmers for
eggs on May 15 averaged 41 cents
per dozen, a 4 cent drop from
April 15, but 8 cents above mid
May prices last year Feed costs
advanced about one per cent from
mid-April and three per cent
from May 1957.
Hereford Calves
Average Tops
Other Breeds
RICHMOND. Va, June 18
Hereford steer calves brought
the highest average return per
head of the three ma3or beef
breeds in the 1958 Spring Feed
er Calf and Yearling sales held
annually in Virginia*
The sales, conducted at Roan
oke, Harrisonburg, Richmond,
Lynchburg and Winchester, at
tracted 3,494 animals and brought
a total return of $574,223
The final tabulation on the
series of sales showed that fancy
and choice Herefords returned
an average of $l9O 64 against
$lB4 92 for the nearest competi
tive breed Hereford eoiv-"! "'r*d
ing “good” commanded an aver
age ot $l7B 61 against
r
New Holland Sales Stables
s Horse Sale Every Monday at 11 A. M.
( Dairy Cattle and Hogs
( Every Wednesday at 12:30
( Beef Cattle and Calves
| Every Thursday at 12:30
. John H. Gingrich, Manager
f Ph. New Holland EL 4-2194 New Holland, Pa.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Tucfeilay, July 0.. 19,?3
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PROMPTLY AT 6:00 P. M.
Shoal Sale at 8:00 P. M.
Sale of Fat Bulls Steers. Cows Calves and Hogs
Stocker and Feeder Steel s and Bulls
We Get Ton Maikot Puces fnr Yon-- Livestock
I Give us a call 111 2-4181
VINTAGE SALES STABLES, INC.
VINTAGE, PA.
] William Beam, Manager.
Farm Bureau
Lauds Defeat
Of Omnibus Bill
CHICAGO, June 27 Charles
B. Shuman, president of the Am
erican Farm Bureau Federation
today lauded the action of the
House in rejecting the omnibus
farm bill that has been submitted
by the House agriculture commit
tee
“I am happy that the House re
jected consideration of the omni
bus bill as it would have hurt ra
ther than helped farmers msthe
long run,” the Federation presi
dent said
“What we need is a long-term
program designed to free farmers
from government regulation. The
omnibus bill went in the opposite
direction It offered farmers more
quotas, more taxes, and more gov
ernment regulation. That is why
we rged the bill’s recommittal to
the House agriculture committee.
for the nearest competitive
breed In the medium class Here
fords averaged $166 63 per head
against $155,31 for another
breed
Average weight of Herefordß
in the fancy and choice class was
628 against 606 In the good class
605 against 571 and in the med
ium grad a 586 against 545- The
oer-all aerages for all breeds
was 592 pounds and $173 92 per
head
WANT A SHEEP?
10TH ANNUAL KEY
STONE STUD RAM
AND EWE SALE
Sat., July 12, 1958
Farm Show Building,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Show in the forenoon;
sale in the afternoon
175 head
Hampshire, Dorset, Corridale,
Southdown, Suffolk, Cheviot,
Shropshire, Columbia.
These sheep are from the best
bloodlines in the East and will
give you the very best of founda
tion and breeding stock.
Catalogs available at the
Show Ring
Sponsored bj
Pennsylvania Sheep & Wool
Growers Assn.