li—Lancaster Fanning, Friday, November 7, 1958 Broilers NO SALE, 17.3 bid. 21 M&B (Moses Zimmerman) 800 WX-C-Cap, 13, H. H Weaver, Jr, 19 8 22 SAME. 700 WX-C- Cap, 13, Mcllmger. 19 6 23 SAME, 500 WX-C-Cap. 13, H H Weaver, 19 8 24 Richard Bom fcerger, WH-Cap. 13-2, NO SALE, 17 3 bid. 25 Howard Kreider, Jr, 250 WR-Cap, 12, Melhnger, 18.3. 26 SAME, 875 WR-Cap. 12, Col. Hill, 18.3. 27. SAME, 675 WR- Cap, 12, Good, 18 o‘2B. Harvey H Zimmerman, 700 WV-C-Cap, 14. NO SALE. 19 6. 29 SAME, 350 Belts, 16. Rettmger, 28 0. 30 Eugene Zwally, 250 IRW-Cap, 16, NO SALE, 16.0 bid 31 Richard Myers, 500 W. Mt - C Cap, 14, NO SALE. 19 0 bid 32. P.oy Heckcnluber. 500 young Leg horn fowls, withdrawn 33. G Walter Jackson. 450 young Leg norn fow 1. S, E. Dav is. 11 8. 34 Benjamin K Stoltzfus. 800 Leg norn fowl. 2 yrs.. S. E Daus, 11.9. 35. Lloyd Wenger, 175 White Pe kin ducks. 12, Good, 151. 36. J Carl Graybill, 800 Leg horn fowl, yrs, Ream, 11.8. Z'l. Elmer Sensenig, 800 WV-Cap, 13-2, NO SALE, 17.4 bid 38. N Parke Miller, 700 WV-P-Cap, 14-2, Good, 18 3. 39 SAME, 450 IRW PCap, 15-2. Melhnger, 18.4 40. Morgantown Feed - (Richard Grossman)- 900 WV, 10-6, Ream, 18.0. 41 MF (Oliver S Mast), 3100 VR-C, 9, V. Weaver Inc , 18.2. 42 MF (Mast), 3200 WV. 9, H. H. Weaver 18 1. 43. MF (John Zook), 1000 WV, 1, V. Weaver. 17 9. 44 MF (Charles Newhn), 4800 WV, S-6, H. H. Weaver, 18 3 45 MF lAmos K. Stoltzfus). 4000 WV, 0 6, NO SALE, 18 bid 40. Eugene K. Metzler, 1500 WV, 9-2, Risser. 18 4 47. Edgar M. Martin, 2975 WC-X, 9-6, V. Weaver, 18 0. 48 Martin, 2000 White Ropks, 9-6, H H. Weaver, 18 0. 49. Martin. 325 WX, 96, NO SALE, 17.6 bid. 50 John L. Keener, 400 WV-Cap, 14-6, NO SALE, 17 3 bid A\\\\VS\V\N\V\\\\VSN\V \ I BOHNS CLBAHEE! No smoke or odor with Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Oil. Contains Additue A-200, protects against rust and deposits. GARBER OIL CO. 105 Fainipu St Mt. Joy, Pa. * ? ' Ph. OL 3-2021 4 < i Sept. Broiler Pullet Hatch Up 40% Over ’57 The indicated placement of pullet chicks from broiler hatch ery supply flocks by ten of the largest primary breeders of Penn sylvania totaled 2,700,000 chicks during September. This was 40 per cent more than in September of 1957 Pullet Midwest Markets (Continued from page 3) steers 26 50. SHEEP 2000 Receipts o\ errunmng the estimate by fully 1,000 head, bulk of the supply slaughter lambs with shorn kinds outnumbering full wooled de scriptions Wooled slaughter lambs steady to 25 lower, 20 head lot mostly prime 95 lb weights 21, about two decks choice and prime 95-106 lb wooled lambs 23 50-23 75, most good and choice grades 22.-23., load 110 lb weights 22.50 Load 95 lb Burry lambs 22 Shorn lambs 25-50 lower, three decks mostly choice 95-100 lb weights with No. 1 pelts 22.50, 400 head good and choice 97 lb No. 1 pelt lambs 21.50, these feed lot mates of 22. offerings Tues day. Slaughter ewes scarce, about steady. Most cull to good 6-7., few choice up to 8 51. Moore Farms (Warren Mey er) 750 WR-Fowl, 1 yr., S. E. Davis, 15.6. 52. M&B (Arthur Spickler), 7000 WV, 9-2, V. Weav er, 18-2 53 Glenn H. Herr (Ja cob Fisher, Jr.), 175 IR-C-Cap, 14-6, Risser, 20 3. K Insure* uniform mining Only the Oe lavol Com* feme gives you this essen* tial uniformity because •nly Dc Laval has mag* netic pulsation control. Insures gentle milking No heavy tugging or jerking weight on the delicate udders. Insures perfect milking De Laval mode the first pipeline and the De Laval Combine has been per* fected by more than a quarter century expert* ence Insures simple, perfect washing De Laval s ’ In* Mace * washing system does m thorough 10b of sanitizing Us»s *3 less hot water and 90 per cent less detergent. De Laval COMBINE —first since 1928. Stl: Landis Bros. Manhcim Pike, Lane. Summers Bros. Gap Lane. Co. Farm Bureau Shotzberger’s Elm Dillerville Rd., Lane. chick placements by' the ten breeders during the first nine months of 1958 totaled 26,103,000, i-l per cent more than during the same period of 1957. The totals include pullet chicks sold during the month, plus the number of pullet chicks expected from eggs sold during the pre ceding month The conversion from eggs to expected pullet chicks was made on the basis of 125 pullet chicks per case of hatching eggs sold. Breeders included in the Penn. Crop Reporting Service Teport, account for a very large per cent of the total replacement pullets for hatchery supply flocks Placements for supply flocks by the ten breeders for 1958, as of per cent of 1957 monthly place ments are as follows Jan. 105; Feb. 114; Mar. —123; April 109; May 125; June 165; July 182; Aug. 188, Sept. 140. FARMS adjoining to combine 300 ACRES most outstanding and modern farms in the country in best of condition three houses, most modern tiled dairy barn m the country with pipeline milking and stainless steel tank, complete milking equipment, two large modern chicken houses to keep 12,000 layers with automatic feeders and waterers, egg coolers, 2 egg cleaners, 2 egg graders offered along with all stock and equipment in part including most modern indoor hay dryer along with seven wagons equipped to haul from field immediately in green condition in bales and dried inside for best quality hay and includes 6000 gallon oil tank, self propelled combine, trucks, 2 balers, harvester, 2 stalk busters, 2 cultipackers, 2 manure spreaders, wagons, 2 sprayers, 3 canvas unloaders, grain wagons, gram drill, disc, hay rakes, hay conditioner, rotary hoe, 3 tractor plows, 5 tractors, along with 20,000 laying hens and pullets, and most outstanding herd in the country of 150 head Pure Bred Holstein Dairy cattle. INSPECTION OF THE PLACE WITH STOCK and EQUIPMENT WILL PROVE TO BE THE OUTSTANDING FARM SITUATION IN THE COUNTRY. Before you invest in any PIPELINE MILKER Weaver’s Farm Equip. J. B. Zimmerman Strasburg Blue Ball DHIA Test Records Reported Following are the names of area dairymen and the details of purebred cattle production tests of animals in their herds, as supervised by Penn. State Uni versity. They are listed by owner, the animal’s name, age, production in pounds of milk and butterfat and system of milking. GUERNSEYS Guy A. Leader and Sons, Inc., York, Laurel Mills G P Blossom, junior three year-old, 13,300 and 531, twice daily for 305 days. Leader and Sons. Laurel Cliff Miss Aliza, senior three-year old, 10,99 9and 549, twice daily for 305 days. Rutter Bros., York, Ideals Rose Kings Martha, five-year-old, 9,- 855 and 566, twice daily for 305 days. Charles P. O’Connor, West Chester, Bam Ridge Pre Heiress, Write Post Office Box 838, Reading, Pa. NEW COMPARE, FEATURE BY FEATURE FORD GIVES YOU MORE! ■ Disc type friction overload clutch ■ “No arch" design for easier loading, less plugging ■ Self-cleaning beater teeth and replaceable paddle widespread ■ Quick attaching “Snap-on" PTO coupling GET THE LOW-COST DETAILS TODAY! ■ Rigid steel box frame with Penta treated wood box ■ Roller chain drives ■ Single lever control of 5 apron speeds ■ Independent throw-out of beaters or apron Allen H. Matz Denver Phone AN 7-6502 Conestoga Farm Service Park Ave-, Quarryville Phone ST 6-2597 Sander Bros. New Holland Phone EL 4-8721 five-year-old 12-.450 and 646, twice daily 365 days R. F. and . A. Witmer, Willow Street, Winding Lane Georgia, 9,787 and 578, twice daily for 305 days. Coldspring’s Beauty’s Lynn, registered Guernsey bull owned by Howard B. Bomberger, Leban on, Pa., has become a Summariz ed Sire, according to the Club, To attain this distinction, a bull must have at least 10 daugh ters with official production rec ords. “Lynn” has 12 tested daugh. ters with 20 official records. Their average production is 9,653 pounds of milk and 450 pounds of fat, when converted to a twice daily, 305-day, mature equivalent basis. Twelve of his registered daugh* ters classified with an average rating of Desirable. FORD PTO Manure Spreaders Haverstick Bros. Columbia Pike. Lancaster Phone EX 2-5722 Elizabethtown Farmers Supply Inc. Elizabethtown Phone EM 7-1341
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