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COW CHOW D
Purina Research developed Purina Cow j
Chow D, the high-efficiency milking 1
ration, to do two things: (1) increase 1
milk production, (2) bring cow's through 9
their lactations in good ,
ready to drop a husky, normal calf af- W
ter a reasonable dry period. H
' 1 ' k in good shape ready to come back
Cow Chow D delivery on both counts! strong and continue to milk heavily
In many Eastern herds, milk produc-J? after calving,
tion has gone up well over 2000 J
pounds per cow in a ten-month Stop in and let us tell you more about
tion on Cow Chow D. And it’s help-* Cow Chow D. Let us help your cows
ij»g tdws go into their sixty-day more milk . . . and more money
conditioning, calf-building dry period j| for you.
Do you know . . ,
WHY PURINA'S PIG PARLOR PAYS?
The Purina Pig Parlor, introduced
just a few short years ago has raised
the hog’s standard of living. As a re
sult of this revolutionary step in the
hog industry, today many hogmen are
using some phase of confinement
finishing.
This -method of finishing hogs took
John B. Kurtz
Cedar Lane
John J. Hess, II
Intercourse - New Providence
Ira B. Landis
Valley Road. Lancaster
S. H. Hiestand & Co Whiteside & Weicksel
Salunga Kirkwood
Warren Sickman
Pequea
them out of the mud increased their
efficiency. The experts predict the
trend continuing toward more Pig Par
lor operations because of price of land,
labor, efficiency and ease of sanitation.
Next time you’re in town drop by our
store with the Checkerboard Sign and
ask about Purina Pig Parlor plans.
TREAT CRD FAST ... USE
NEW PURA-MYCIN, INJECTABLE
For fast, effective treatment of CRD, inject
jour birds with new, powerful Purina Pura-
Mycin, Injectable. This sterile antibiotic solu
tion giyes quick, long lasting results.
Pura-Mycin, Injectable, is convenient to use
and economical. There’s no waste or runoff.
Better keep Pura-Mycin, Injectable, on hapd
for emergency treatment. This Quality Health
Aid for Poultry is available at our Checker
board Store for the asking.
John B. Kurtz
Bphrata
James High
Gordonville
Wenger’s Feed Mill, Inc.
Rheems
J. H. Reitz & Son, Inc.
Lititz
John J. Hess
Kmzers - Vintage
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 17, 1962
NEXT TIME THE MEMBERS OF THE Red Rose
Baby Beef and Lamb club see this steer he will be roast
beef on a plate. Stanley Musselman, right, purchased
the steer for the Lancaster County National Bank wh»
will turn the steer over to the club to be used at the
annual banquet in December. Exhibitor of the steer
is Elvin Hess, Barevxlle, who will use the proceeds
toward a college education beginning next year. Pur
chase price was 34V2 cents a pound. L- F. Photo.
• 4-H Beef Show
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Donald Snyder, Lititz R 3; 5,
William Frey, Quarryville R 2,
6, Pat Zartman, Bphrata Rl,
7, Eugene Hosier, Manheim
R 3, 8, Stuart Emenheiser,
Mount Joy Rl, 9, Patricia
Yuninger, Marietta Rl, 10
Albert Wilson, Dauphin.
Mediumweight —1, Fred
Miley, ■Chester (reserve grand
champion reserve Angus
champion); 2, Darvln Boyd,
Ephrata Rl, 3, Douglas Ment.
zer, Chester, 4, Thomas Har
vey, Chester, 5, Jay Ranch,
Quarryville R 2; 6, David Log.
enbach, Northampton; 7
Nancy Louise Rohrer, Lititz
R 3; 8, Thomas Messner, Nor
thampton; 9, Charles Savitske
Jr., Northampton; 10, Kenn-
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LANDIS BROS., INC.
Manheim Pike
McCULLOCH
eth Smith, Northampton.
Light-heavyweight —1,
Ronald 'Mentzer, Chester
(grand champion - chami?..
ion Angus), 2, Robert A.
Groff, Peach Bottom; 3. John
J Good, Manheim !RJ; 4,
Carl E Weaver New lisHand
Rl, 5, Linda Denlmger, Lan
caster R 3, 6, Terry Petttcof.
fer, Elizabethtown R 3; 7,
James Smith, Northampton: 8,
Ronald Long, Manheim R 4; 9,
Sam Wylie 111, Delaware; 10,
Judy Flory, Lititz R 2,
Heavyweight —1, Carl Ann.
Reichard, Northampton; 2,
Mary Dehmey, Dauphin; 3,
Robert Kerstetter, Chester; 4,
Marion Jean Long, Manheim
R 4; 5, Kenneth Hess, Stras
burg Rl; 6, Elvin Hess, Bare-
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