Tractor
e Shown
'olutionary now con-
tractor design will
display at the Perm-
Farm Sho’v nest
ctor without pistons,
or, caiburator, or
lugs will be put on
by the Allis Chal
jrripany Ths engine
g on what are kno
fuel cells produces
1 power directly th
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smoke, or noise pr
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of the show.
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from an outside
is immediately con
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embling other e’ect
but has consideran
efficiency Like all
the fuel ce I con
mtially of
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las the fuel supply § ree > must have, m additi-
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Is ot producing po y ear record of active mem
bership in a local chartered
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TTENTION: MR. DAIRYMAN!
ILKMAKER & PRO-BLEND "50"
Jy adding Farm Bureau MILKMAKER or PRO-BLEND "50" to your grains,
• you can INCREASE the MILKMAKING POWER of your herd
hound or ail pelleted, MILKMAKER and PRO-BLEND "50" produce
iced, palatable rations, tailor-made to fit your needs.
EP YOUR HERD IN PEAK CONDITION
... USE Farm Bureau DAIRY FEEDS
Aay We Assist YOJU In designing a
fcOFITABLE FEEDING PROGRAM?
For Prompt, Courteous Service,,..Call
tncaster
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Nauheim
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IT US AT THE FARM BUREAU
iOOTH AT THE FARM SHOW
Farm Show Section
Nine County Girls Become
Keystone Homemakers
One hundred and sixty- ficalions in a wide program
nine homemakmg students of activities for her select
from Pennsylvania high sc- ion by the State Homemak
hools in 32 counties will re- er Degree Committee
ceive the coveted State Ho
memaker Degree on Wed
nesday, January 13 of Farm
Show Week, the Pennsylva
nia Association of Future
Homemekers of America to
day advised the Farm Show
Commission
ADD MORI
MILKMAKING
a OWER
your grains
Farm Bureau'
ITMAKER SUPPLEMENTS
,c. co a
'Qfrl BUf^ 1
Lancaster County winners
are-
Dorothy Waltz, Barbara
Keener, Carolyn Knight, Na
ncy Giaybill, Manheim Cen
tral H S; Lynn KneisleV,
Dens Stekeivetz, Delores
Warfel, Penn Manor H S,
and Alva Herr, Barbara
Hollmger and Doris .Sollcn
bergor, Solanco H S
Try a Classified Ad.
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Quarryville
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Saturday, January 9, 1960
Quality in Quantity Is
Theme of '6O Farm Show
Pennsylvania will parade her “Plenty” for five days
and four nights next week at the 44th annual Pennsylvania
Farm Show. The show, an outgrowth of a few scattered
exhibits of fruit and grains at annual meetings of a few
farm organizations m Harrisburg prior to 1917 is expected
to attract in the neighborhood of 650,000 visitors this year
Those attending the show,
the largest free indoor Agri
cultural Exposition m the
United States under one roof
will be mainly farmers and
farm families from Pennsyl
vania But these will by no
means comprise the totfel at
tendance Farmers and agri
cultural leaders from a score
or more different states,
Canada, and a number of
foreign countries, and thou
sands of city and small town
| residents are attracted to
this unique agricultural ex-
I position.
| The theme “Pennsylvania
Agriculture Quality in
Quantity” will be displayed
through the exhibits of some
300 commercial exhibitors
and approximately 10,500
individual entries of farm
and farm home products All
except certain classes oi
poultry are limited to Penn
sylvania producers, and pre
miums are offered in approx
imately 9,950 classifications
“Education through Co
operation” to advance Penn
sylvania Agriculture is the
purpose stated by the dele
gates of the 54 different
SiHiimiiiuiiiiui^
■ W e invite you to see ■
* the newest in modern M
■ Spraying Equipment ■
■ at the 5
S MYERS EXHIBIT S
■ Farm Show Jan. 11-16 ■
■ Lester A. Singer :
■ RONKS, PA. S
■ Ph, Sirasburg OV7-6712 ■
’'4SI Ml IIIIIIIIIIIIBIII?
BURLING'S CHICKS
For Top Quality Eggs
Last fall, at NEPPCO,
our egg quality was highest
among all entries. These were
hen eggs—after they had
been laying 12 to 14 months.
That's when Quality Eggs
pay best.
At Bill Burling's you can
find just what you want.
You have eight top strains
and crosses to choose from.
Our Scxhnks are very popul
ar with nearby farmers.
Then there are the “pick’
oE the best strains and cross
es for Bi oilers, or mcat-and
eggs
One customer said om
Carey Leghorns are “Just
wonderful birds to handle ’
Thai’s important in high
powcicd Leghorns.
Burling's Big 8
Carey's Famous Random
Sample Leg
hot ns A customer made a
270 egg .uorage on 1800
birds !
Ready - to - Lay Pullets
BURLING’S
state-wide farm and allied
organizations comprising the
Pennsylvania Farm Show
Committee
The farm show this year
will set a new record in the
number of departments and
the amount of money offer
ed in premiums Individual
exhibitors will vie for hon
ors and the $63,125 in prize
money m 27 departments of
the show Value of the ex
hibits, both commercial and
competitive, is estimated to
be in excess of $7,000,000
The approximately 2,000
head of horses, beef cattle,
dairy cattle, swine, sheep
and lambs on exhibit will
make this the largest live
stock show m the East The
poultry ranks as one of the
five largest in the United
States with about 4,000 birds
expected to be exhibited
These exhibits will be
housed in the main show
building which has approxi
mately 11 acres under one
continuous roof. This build
mg including the small
(Turn to page 6)
Be Sure
To See Us
AT THE
FARM SHOW
Booths 332 - 333
N. G. Hershey
& Son
MANHEIM, PA.
Merryknoll Sexlink (Rode
x Red) —Bred by electronic
“bzain ’ methods.
Golden Sexlinks Harco
male x Andrews. White Rock
female They’re tough, and
gteal layers.
Cobb's White Rocks
Broiler Test winners and
good layers too.
Vantress x Cobb White
Rocks Popular for meat.
Garrison Cornish Male x
Cobb White Rock female
Super meat quality.
Gove's Barred Rocks Still
a la\outc of many farmers
Burling's New Hampshires.
Cai dully selected stock
When you're ready to or
der, pick up the phone and
call Oxford 28S collect.
Available At ALL Times
HATCHERY
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