14—Lancaster Farming,
September 12, 1964
BEEF EXPORTS
Some time ago. a special
mission went to Em ope to
look into the possibilities foi
selling more beet there ana
to help lay the gioundwoik
for promotional efforts Mr.
Jay Taylor, a cattleman and
the mission’s chairman, found
the piospecls good—in his
words, ‘As Euiopeans face
increased demand with a
shortening supply from then
traditional suppheis. we are
convinced that significant com
mercial trade in beef and pos
sibly live cattle will develop."
Back of this drive are the
Department of Agriculture
and the Ameucan Meat In
stitute, which is the national
repiesentative of the packeis
But the intei est of the govein
ment does, not mean that the
taxpayeis will be called upon
to meet any costs To quote
Mr Tavlor again The effort
made to sell Ameucan beei
in Em ope may piove to be
one of the most significant
moves made by any mdustiy
to help itself thiough govein
m e n t-mdusti y coopei ation
This is in the tradition of the
beef and livestock mdustiy
which has histoncally i eject
ed government controls and
subsidies ” And President
Johnson, in endoismg the ef
fort, has said " . the accom
plishments . will be of ma
jor impoi tance, particularly
since they will be within the
framewoik of normal commer
cial practice, fiee of any sub
sidy, either for the commod
ities or for transportation.”
There are pioblems involved
in this including those of cost
But they seem to be far from
insurmountable The incomes
of European peoples have
shown very substantial in
creases in late years, and
there is no doubt as to the
desirability of US. beef. Sig
nificantly, several European
beef delegations have visited
this country to familiarize
themselves with the industry
and its products
This is a big undertaking
fully deserving of the big
goals its sights aie set upon
(Note We hope that this
will be more than just a beef
exchange program')
KREIDER AND FREY TOP
RED ROSE DHIA FOR JULY
The Red Rose Dauy Herd
Impiovement Association of
Lancastei County leported in
their July newslettei that a
Registeied Holstein cow owned
by J Floyd Kieider. Mt Joy
R 2, completed the highest 305
dav lactation Annie pioduced
20632 lbs of milk 863 lbs
of butteifat with a 42 c i test
Second high lactation was com
pleted by a Registered Holstein
cow owned by Paul B Zim
merman, Ephrata R 1 Lucy
produced 18321 lbs of milk,
861 lbs of butterfat with a
47% test in 305 days
The herd of J Mowery Frey
& Son, Lancaster R 7, had the
highest monthly butterfat av
erage This heid of 48 2 Reg
istered Holstein cows averag
ed 1,556 lbs of milk 64 lbs
of butterfat with a 4 1 test
The herd of Vincent H Hoov
er, New Providence Rl, placed
second This heid of 20 7 Reg
istered Holstein cows aver
aged 1472 lbs of milk, 63
lbs of butterfat with a 43 %
test
If living conditions don t
stop impioMng in this country,
we re going to run out of hum
ole beginnings for our great
men'
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1 CHARLOTTESVILLE September 23 1900 Head *
♦ CULPEPER September 24 I*soo Head £
$ MARSHALL September 24 1500 Head *
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5500 HEAD IN THREE
Winchester Feeder Cattle Sales
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc. Winchester, Virginia
ANGUS HEREFORD SHORTHORN
Friday, September 18, 1964 - 1 P.M. (E.S.T.)
1500 head Steers and Heifers Dehorned
Weigh 500 to 1000? r
Ist FEEDER CALF SHOW AND SALE
Friday, October 2, 1964
SHOW - 10 A.M. SALE - 1 P.M, (E.S.T.)
2500 head Steers and Heifers Dehorned
Weigh 300 to 600r±
2nd FEEDER CALF & YEARLING SALE
Friday, October 30, 1964 7 P.M. (E.S.T.)
1500 head Steers and Heifers Dehorned
Weigh. 300 to 1000#
All cattle will be state graded and sold in lots by bjeed,
sex, and weight. Eligible for interstate shipment.
Morris Fannon, Auctioneer I. Fred Stine, Sale Manager
For Information Write or Phone
NORTHERN VIRGINIA LIVESTOCK
PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
P.O, Box 440 (Phone: Area 703 662-2946)
Winchester, Virginia
PUBLIC SALE
FARM REAL ESTATE & MISCELLANEOUS
Saturday, September 19, 1964
Located 3 miles south of Cherryville, 12 miles north of
Allentown, 2 miles off route 145.
Selling 160 acres of soil, state of high fertility. Where on
are constructed double set of farm buildings. One set contains
a 55’ x 60’ round roof frame barn, feed room attached. Stanch
ions for 30 head of dairy cattle. Equipped with Jamesway Barn
Cleaner, 12’x40’ concrete Marietta silo. Large corn barn and
implement shed. Other odd buildings and farm pond. Also, 3
story brick house with two large rooms, shower bath and
laundry downstairs. 4 rooms up. Full basement with cold
cellar.
2nd set of buildings consist of a 3 story stone house equipp
ed with hot water heat. Has full bath, 2 rooms down and
4 rooms upstairs, also full basement. Constructed on same
place is large frame bam easily converted.
Terms: 10% day of sale, balance in 30 days.
Interested in a prosperous farm in Lehigh Valley area?
Don’t miss this sale.
Selling same time: used lumber 2” x 8”, 2” x 6”, 2” x 4”,
potato scale, 75 - % baskets, 10 hole nests, snow fence, sears say
back, poultry picker, 1 quart milk bottles.
Household: Antique high chair, space heater, jelly cup
board, picture frames, crib, chest, bureaus, wash stands, rock
ers, chairs, wash set in rose pattern, powder horn, kerosene
stove, lanterns and many more items.
ESTATE OF W. W. SHOEMAKER
Executors of estate:
Lameii/ Elaine Shoemaker
Victor Plastow
Wilbur H. Hosier, auctioneer Elias Spangler, attorney
Properties may be inspected 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Satur
day and Sunday, now to sale date.
YEARLING SALE
1:30 P.M.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
433 Acre
Union County Farm
Thursday, September 24, 1964 1:30 P.M,
Situate along the highway leading from Laurelto n
to Weikert, approximately 2 miles West of Laurelton
and Route ir235.
THIS 433 ACRE FARM is made up of approx;,
mately 203 acres of tillable and pasture land; balance
in woodland.
LOCATED IN THE BUFFALO VALLEY KNOWN
FOR PRODUCTIVE FARMLAND
BUILDINGS Large “L” shaped Bank Barn
approximately 80’ x 100’ with milk house, and other
outbuildings.
DWELLING I x /i story brick dwelling with 7
large rooms, IV2 baths, 4 bedrooms.
FARM POND
INSPECTION Thursday, September 17, 1964
10:00 to 4:00 P.M, and day of sale.
TERMS 10% down day of sale. Settlement
within 60 days.
REQUEST DETAILED BROCHURE . . . Brokers
protected, register client before sale time.
SANFORD A. ALDERFER
Real Estate f f r Auctioneer
Harleysville, Pennsylvania 256-8891
Area Code 215
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