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Wenrich; Denver
got'the nod from Judge Ben
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Walter J Wenrich State University, for both the
the top fitting and showing honors.
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MR, DAVID RESSLER
The Corn Champion
Muncy Chief H7BO
Yields 181.7 bu. Shelled Corn per Acre
[ln 5-acre corn contest on farm using normal cultivation
tad fertilization during the 1958 season.
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fjidr Ressler had his Muncy Chief H7BO corn planted on
ftalfa sod, stalks stood 1 foot apart and he used 15 tons
liable manure and 300 lb 5-10-10 fertilizer to the acre in
securing this yield. He had 13,500 plants to the acre. Cal
culated yield at -18,000 plants per acre would haye been
over 200rbu. shelled corn, to the acre.
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place over a Hereford shown
by Janice Showalter, Rein
holds Rl.
Joyce Nolt,
Ph, OL 3-7271
USES '
Results of the show are as
follows;
Grand Champion— Martin
Wenrich, Denver R 2.
Reserve Grand Champion
—Janice Showalter, Rein>
holds HI.
Reinholds Rl
Showmanship— Joyce Nolt
of Reinholds Rl.
Fitting—Joyce Nolt.
Angus
1, Wenrich; 2. Darvin
Boyd, Ephrata Rl; 3. Joyce
Nolt; 4. John Zimmerman,
Reinholds Rl; 5. David Zim
merman, Reinholds Rl.
1. Janice Showalter; 2. Le
ona Augsburger, Reinholds
Rl; 3. Irene Bollinger, Den
ver R 2; 4. Darlene Ebersole,
Ephrata Rl; 5. David Heisey.
Sheridan Rl.
1. Joyce Nolt; 2. Janice
Showalter; 3. David Zimmer
man; 4. Leona Augsburger.
Fitting
1. Joyce Nolt; 2. Janice
Showaiter; 3. Irene Bollinger
4. Darvin Boyd.
Championships
Hereford
Showmanship
LANCASTER. PA.
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Lancaster Fanning, Sahird
Use the lining of a coat or
suit, jacket ao a guide to qual
ity, suggests Mrs. Mae B.
Barton, Penn State extension
clothing specialist, 'ihe lin
ing should be firmly and
smoothly attached and made
of a closely woven, color
fast fabric. Lining seams
should fall in the same pla
ces as the seams of the out
er fabric. There should be a
pleat at least three-fourths
inch deep in the lining
ross the back of a garment
The pleat will allow for ease.
• Tobacco
(From page 1)
day with a 35 and 20 bid
and reported picking up sev
eral crops General got into
the act with a bid of 32 and
20 cents, but apparently did
not move very many crops.
By Tuesday buyers were
steadily picking up some leaf
in most sections of the coun
ty at reported-prices of 30
through, 30 and 30, and 35
and 20 There seemed to be
a price to cover a’most any
situation and the buyers
were watching closely for
shed burn.
At the middle of the week
the activity rose to fever
pitch with all the major
companies in the field. The
prcie seemed pretty stable
at 35 and 20. One company
reportedly made a few offers
of 30 through, but went back
to the 35 and 20 figure when
they met farmer resistance.
Even in the face of high
labor costs, many farmers
feel that with the “c’ean”
crop of this season the sorted
price would pay for the ex
tra work involved.
Feeling among farmers
generally was that the week
end would see most of the
1959 crop in the hands of
the buyers, making this one
of the earliest buying seas
ons in the history of the
County.
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MARTINDALE
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texnber 28. 1959 —
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Modern science has come
up with an answer to the
iron rust in water supply
problem. Henry Wooding,
Penn State extension agri
cultural engineer, says that
plastic pipe is a good re
placement for badly corrod
ed or rusty metal pipe, and
it can be installed rather
easily.
Lancaster Farming advertis
ing brings results.
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