10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 8, 1960
• Lancaster Poultry
(Continued trom ©age 3)
Daniel K. Good, 20.
16. Parke K. Herr, 850
WVC, 13-6, NO SALE, 19.9
bid; 17. Same. 925 WVC. 13-
6, NO SALE, 18 bid; 18. Sa
me, 850 WVC, 14-2, NO
SALE, 19 8 bid; 19. J. J.
Hess II (Elmer L. Fisher),
2000 WV, 9. Daniel K. Good,
18; 20. Amos B. Hoover, 500
L-F, Roy E. Ream, 15.2.
21. Charles D, Warfel II
(Rickey Warfel), 245 IRP,
10-4, NO SALE, 18 bid; 22.
John L. Landis, 5000 IR, 9-2
W. C Mellmger & Son, 18.=
8- 23 Same, 4000 WVX, 9-2
Daniel K. Good, 18.3; 24.
Jacob C Herr, 325 WVC,
, ' v ■■ OSiiSI
RED COMB BALANCER
mixed with your own grains
lowers your feed cost.
Get Your Supply at, ..
Joseph M. Good & Sons
LEOLA QUAHHYVILLE
IN ALFALFA
For Less Than V 2 The Cost of Later
Applications
Use
PREMERGEI
IN OCTOBER
You Need Only Y 3 Gallon Per Acre
Plan To Spray Alfalfa Now!
Atglen
Blend & McGinnis
Buck
Musser’s
Denver
Al’en H. Matz
■ Elizabethtown
J Elizabethtown Farmers
■ Supply Co., Inc
Jf Kaylor Bros.
Florin
Hess Bros.
Intercourse
Clem E. Hoober
Kirkwood
L. H. Jackson
Lancaster
*“ , t W “' 1 7 ,
Kenneth H H.becker V fe‘ WllloW Farraers
R D 1 Assn
Harold Zook
220 Lampeter Hoad
i J. C. Ehrlich Chemical Co., Inc.
■ 736 E. Chestnut Street
S EX 7-3721
14-2, Carl B. Risser, 22; 25.
Same. 475 WVC, 14-2, W.
C. Mellmger & Son, 22.1.
26. Same; 27. Same, 325
WVC, 14-2, Carl B. Risser.
22; 28. Same, Daniel K. Go
od, 19 6; 29. Same, 475 WVP
14-2, W. C. Mellmger & Son
201; 30. Same, Daniel K.
Good, 19.8.
31. Same, 325 WVP, 14-2
Daniel K. Good, 20; 32. M&
B, (Kenneth M. Funk), 250
WVC, 13-6, W. C. Mellinger
& Son, 20.7; 33. Same, 500
WVC, 13-6, Daniel K Good.
20 8, 34 Same, 250 WVC, 13
-6, W. C Cellinger & Soil,
20 7: 35 Same, 950 WVP, 13
-6, Carl B. Risser, 20.
36. Eugene K. Metzler,
3000 WV, 9-2, Daniel K.
V' V/ <A VO / * . s ' X v*
>W *A
Lancaster Countv Farm
Bureau Coop. Assn.
Dillerville Rd.
Lititz
L. H. Brubaker
R. D. 3
Eby’s Mill, Inc.
35 N. Cedar St.
Manheim
Homer Graybill
R. D. 3
Quarryville
Ross H. Rohrer & Sons
Ronks
Lester A. Singer
Stevens
Mahlon H. Martin
Washington Boro
Nisslev’s Farm Service
DISTRIBUTED BY
-v" 3
Lancaster, Pa.
Good, 18.9; 37. Greider Leg
horn Farm, 350 WHF, 15 mo
NO SALS, 17.8 bid; 40 mal
es, NO SALS, 38. Same, 350
WHF, 15 mo., Marvin Swei
gart, 17.9; 39. Norman B.
Kready, 2000 WV, 10-2, Wal
ter'B. Lehman, 18 9; 40. Sa
me, 1000 WV, 10-2, Carl B.
Risser, 19 8. ’
41. Garden- Spot Broilers
.(Melvin Barge Sr.), 1000
WVP, 14, Carl B. Risser,
20 9; 42. Same, 1000 WVC,
14, NO SALE 20; 43. Mar
tin H. Weaver, 1950 WVP,
16, Harry H Weaver Jr.,
20 1; 44. Raymond Zimmer
man, 4000 WV, 9-6, Roy E.
Ream, 18 4; Greider Leg
horn Farm, 40 Males, Mar
vin Sweigart, 9.
T S Pequea Sov Luanne
3904052 owned by. John E.
Kreider, Lancaster, produced
13,033 lbs. milk and 623 lbs.
butterfat in 348 days on
twice daily milking as a 5-
year-old.
Statement required by the
act of August 24, 1912, as a
mended by the acts of March
3, 1933, and July 1, 1947 (Ti
tle 39. United States Code,
Section 233) showing the
ownership, management, and
circulation of Lancaster Far
ming published weekly at
Lancaster, Pennsylvania for
October 1, 1960.
Publisher: Robert G Camp
bell, 53 N. Duke St., Lancas
ter, Pa.
Editor: Jackson Owen, 53
N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa.
The owner is Robert G.
Campbell, 53 North Duke St.,-
Lancaster, Pa.
The known bondholders,
mortgages, and other securi
ty holders owning or holding
1 per cent, or more of total
amount of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities are: None.
The average number of
copies of each issue of this
publication sold or distribut
ed, through the mails or oth
erwise, to paid subscr.bers
during the 12 months preced
ing the date shown above
was: 5304. Robert G. Camp
bell.
Sworn to and subscribed
before me this 29th day of
September, 1960, Mary Ben
ner. (My commission expires
February 1, 1961.)
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Pruning young f OrM
antings “as long as vf 1
The 4.6 cow average in the reach the branches w ti Cl
herd of WLbur Hiestand, of ] 10 ok” assures lil
Salunga was second, m the J s “
herd average placlngs. The e P. Farrand J, sa
registered holsteins made 1,- forester at Penn S(al > Sl *
362 pounds of milk, 53 lbs. trees, he adds, should
of fat; and averaged 3 9 per pruned down to one v
cent test. us leader for devclopn^ 01
Only five other herds in a longer main trunk Cnt
the county averaged 50 lbs. _
• DHIA
(From page 1)
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