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The FFA has 378,081 mem- Americans now use at least
heis affiliated with 8,759 local five times as much water as
chapters -in 50 states and they did m 1900, and current
Puerto Riso. needs may double by 1975.
Livestock Auction Market
EVERY TUESDAY
Starting Promptly at 1:30 p.m.
Starting with bulls, steers, heifers, cows, hogs
and calves.
We get top $$ for your Livestock
Give us a call HI 2-4181 ,
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
VINTAGE, PA.
Frank Dussinger, Manager
Special Mule & Horse Sale
At VINTAGE SALE BARN
Saturday, February 16,
1:00 P.M.
Mules and Horses from Kentucky, Tennessee,
Missouri, and Illinois.
PUBLIC SALE
DAIRY CATTLE
AND FARM EQUIPMENT
3 Miles South of Oxford, 1 Mile West of Chrome, along
the Mt. Olivet and Church Road, East Nottingham Township,
Chester County, Pa.
Tuesday, February 5, 1963
11:30 Sharp
35 Head of
DAIRY CATTLE
26 Guernseys ond 9 Holsteins
Grades and Purebreds. T. B. Accredited and Bangs Certi
fied, Charts Furnished. Curtis Candy Breeding. Cattle will be
sold under cover.
3 TRACTORS: 3 Oliver 77, both with Hydraulic and
Line P. T. O. Cultivators, and Side Dresser; one Parmall C.
Tiactor; Oliver 470 Manuie Spreader, (100 bu.) one year old;
1 Brady Fiale Chopper (I year old); 1 Oliver Plow, 2-Bottom;
S-Settion Int. Spring Tooth Harrow; John Deere Field Har
row; 33 Oliver Disc Harrow; 9 ft. Cultipacker; 7 ft. Oliver
Mower; New Holland 00 Baler; New Idea Hay Conditioner;
New Idea Side Bake on Rubber; 28 ft. Elevator; Oliver Corn
Planter; Oliver No. 3 Corn Picker; 3 Rubber Tired Wagons
with Flat Beds; Super 0 Manure Loader with Snow Blade, fits
Oliver 77 - H - M.
1949 1-Ton Stake Body Dodge Truck
Dual Til os; 700 Bushel of Coni; Alfalfa Hay by the Ton
(no lain); .Straw by the Ton; Post Hole Digger; Field Force
Tiaiior Sprajer; Heat Houser For 77; 1 Gasoline Power Rotar.v
pump; Papeck Knsllage Cutter (small); 2 Feed Carts; Cement
yiKor; Wheel Harrow Seed Sower; Purina Cattle Oiler; 14\38
Tractor Chains; Cow vac; Cow Clippers; Locust Posifj; Chain
Saw; Forks; Shovels; ‘ and other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS BY
Raymond E. & Ruth M. Newell
Kreidor & Dlller, Auctioneers
Lunch by the Ladies of the Sacred Heart Church of Oxford
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FARM MACHINERY
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Which is the better cow?
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YOU BE THE JUDGE!
These two cows are from the Purina warn Body condition is most important in
Dairy Center herd. They’re about the®|keeping a herd milking at their peak
same age. Each has calves regularly.® P*™ after y ear ' condition de
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Each has produced 15,000 lbs. of milk dry period ~ . and is maintained by
in her 10 months lactation. » feeding a good milking ration.
THE COW ON THE LEFT should helm Ask us about Purina’s Dairy Feeding
the heavier producer, based on her Ml Program . . . built by 34 years of re
bred-in ability. But she’s too thin (be- j search with thousands of cows. It’s sure
cause of the experiment she’s been a to help your cows give all the milk
on). She’s been producing at the ex- M they’re bred to 'give . . . to help yna
pense of her own body. * make top profits from your herd.
Do You Know . . . Sows Product
100 Gallons Of Milk Each Year
A brood sow is a factory a “pig factory”
and she needs help to produce to capacity.
At the Purina Research Farm on the Purina
Hog Program, sows each year produce more
than 100 gallons of milk; wean 18 pigs; and
maintain their own bodies. These are mighty
big jobs.
Purina Sow Chow fed with your grain
is designed and researched especially for these
big jobs. Get Sow Chow at our store with the
Checkerboard Sign.
John B. Kurtz S. H. Hiestand & Co Whiteside & Weiclesel
Cedar Lane Salunga Kirkwood
John J. Hess, II John B. Kurtz Wenger’s Feed Mill, Inc.
Intercourse - New Providence Ephrata Bhoema
Ira B. Landis James High J. H. Reitz & Son, Inc.
Valley Road, Lancaster GordonTillo Lltits
Warren Sickman John J. Hess
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