THREE GENERATIONS OF APPALOOSA HORSES show the typical mark ings of the breed The first two generations show the leopard spot markings while the filly, on the right, is of the blanket-rump marking. Mrs Dons Riss er, center, holds Cocalico Creek Monkee, the first of the Appaloosas on the farm Left above, Charles Risser shows Northern Breeze, the dam of Monkee, purchas ed later Far right, Chuckle is at the halter of Cocahco Creek Valentine, the third generation filly. L. F Photo. Du Pont MANZATE* stops blights manah funaiclda ■ gives you bonus yields, more No. Vs ,As much as 40 extra bushels an acre—that’s the bonus yield you can expect when you spray D« Pont “Manzate” maneb fungicide! “Manzate” is easy to use; its results have been proven in years of use. It stops early and late blight cold. Growers in all major potato-pro ducing areas rely on “Manzate” for top disease control —the kind that gives you more #l’s, higher profits. Get a supply from your dealer MANZATE AND OTHER DUPONT PRODUCTS distribut'd b> , J. c. EHRLICH CHEMICAL CO., INC. _ Phone K\ 7-3721 ,73te fcist Chestnut Street :f, f . t- ' • l'i«ujtts.fec, Pen dm. . J ' i /+ < now. For more information, write E. I.~du Pont de Nemours & Co., (Inc.), Room 2543-N, Nemours Building, Wilmington 98, Delaware^ On all chemical* follow label instructions and warning* carefully m .n.bJun«lcW« •*tt*r Things (or litlsr living ... through Chtmitfiy Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 7, 1962 • Appaloosa (Continued Uom Page 0) hoi ses ol douhtlnl anecstn applied tor legist ration 01 weie sold to unsuspec ting luneis .is Appaloosas Hut thiougli ngoious (tilling and soiling theie aie toda> somc wheie oiei 20 0(HI legisteied Appaloosas in the (ounli\ with /** V / fiCf- moie and more becoming pei manentlv legistiied each \ear as they picne thej (an tians nnt desnahle ( haiactenstics to then otlsining How did such a high iinalilN bleed come so neai evtinc tion ' Mis Rissei, the unotli (ial hisloiiau toi the lamil> tells the stoiy ot hoiv the Nez-Peico Indians luing in the aioa ol the Palouse Iltvei, hied and < ulled Ukh heids ol line spotted hoi ses These- horses wue so supenor to any the L S Army h.id at the time the Indians could out- MANZATE maneuver Uie cavalry duel' Joseph, the hist ol the Kreat Xe/.-Poice (hielli.nis was so smicsstul that the anny oltuials (let ed to pay a, honntv 1m dead Appaloos is hoi ses 'lilt- ai m\ campaign was so smcessiul that the Indians weie soon beaten into sub mission and the low i emaming hoi ses sentteied thioiiKhout the wt stern states whole they crossed with ohei bieeds*and weie nearly lost Restnotions on lOßistiv aie setting moir scveie all the time, Mis Risspi said this week At fust they allowed ciossbreeding with oth o r bleeds, not with dratt hoi ses or pomes, in ordei to keep the bleed tioni disappearing, hut now' i egist i ation i equirements are getting tightei Until ic centlj a hoise could be vegis teied with a des< upturn fi oin the ownei, hut now' an inspec- tor lioin tlie legistiv must see all applicants in tlie veals that hate pass ed suite the Risseis bought the fust spotted gelding, Cocaluo Cieek Skeeteis, toi then sou, the tanulj has uuieascd and “Shooters ’ has been passed on liom Chutkie (Chailes, Ir ) to loin-v eai-old Kaien \ new iillv Squaw Blanket Bahe just lecentlv betaine the 4-H punett ot OhiKkie The newest addition to the held came trom Kansas in Jannaiy and has not vet telt hei new mastei on hei hack Chntkie (.Continued on page Sj • Now Is The Time (Continued Horn Page 1) some idea of the requited i mounts the decaying; coin stalks will tie up about JO pounds of nitiogen" per 'at 10 tor the first seveial months. Average barnvard manure will add only all out. 5 pounds of actual mtiogen per ton E\tia nitrogen pass in top corn pio dut tion ?" FARMERS LOOKING FOR I (Modern, Profitable! j Storage c*n { | SNAVELY ! I SI 1-0 SALES I J I r S Siluer Shield it 1 «.r r 1 |T _|| STKjKf. §h 1| sil6s frJh iL|j ; yr.tr '* J Avan.inl v • You tan rrrct rhj'. sj|o join '>rjf and m.iKr addU tonal sax in<;s \ I iSO ( OV< KIOTK HT \ \ I SUNOS -5 11l ( K < 'lt I Its .(I • I'Valurr now <i < "outfit I' S\slcm • \iailahlo with oitlior natur al *outilation or lorootf lon lil.Uion, hoatotf 01 unlioatotl Immotfiato drliuTj l*hono or writo: SNAVELY SILO SALES, INC. Hov LF liA XI>ISVII jIiK, f* V. 7 • Jtuilt t o M>it >oiu‘ Ac tl>o i>n< c >(>■■ u.mt to p.n • Tu cm j .
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