'kl«W Holland ste’ady with riding horses 19-20.'80, , pH fl . om Pnee 21 bringing 1 15-300; driving r.AIAKM (Con ~nl,% ™ 8 } horses, 115-275; killers. 7- April 18. KNM Ipiil 20, 100(1 cents per lb. Mules, Eiglrty-one nead sold steady. ■ /and fully steady was I,airs ’ 250-440; singly, 125- Choice and Piime, 3!).'50-44; '"' and o£ the sale this 20 °- Dl ‘ aft horses, singly, 135- Good and Low Choice, 33.30- ! l / s 133 cows, 3 bulls, 220 -. Pon y mares, '2O-80; 39; Standard, 30-33; Com r heifers were sold, seldings, l's-80. nion, 2<5-'27j50, r j] llolstems, 275-040; HOGS * r ® eys>l 150-300; other April 18, 10(1(1 S| i.jO-285. Bulls, ISO- Hogs trended lower by $ 1 Be Proutd of your ancestors, to $1.25 as 744 head sold, but .before you boast of their HORNES Retail, 24.'50-25.50; whole- great lives, would they, in April 18, 10«« sale (U.S. 1-3), 24-24.'50; turn > be proud of you? [ T)ie ,jO3 head offered sold heavyweights, 23.'50-24. Sows, « « * « ffK / -iW DAjIV YOU CAN IJflll l\ ON WAYNE 1 Herd’s why. The Wayne Pullet Feeding program econom ically grows chicks info vigorous pullets. Their bred-in pro thc on capacity is fully developed. You get large and e ’-large eggs earlier, have less prolapse and improved !■ 1 ' .'y. For inslance, in SSSinois, Raymond Paukefat lost c - birds from 4,342 chides storied, had a feed cost dat 'l6 weeks of 47.1 c. Norih Carolina, S. A. ■' f Sr., started 5,100 chicks, livability 93.570 at 't,, net feed cosi per puibt, 74c. lowa, Spencer ' ''s'u, stented 2,200 chicks, feed cost per puiiof at ' j, 42,6 c, mortality less than 4%.‘You, tee, ean-.htsnk srseji'.h Jo bring you■ iha n&tf'esi. doveiop , 'vu’ii y ivjh iuos'. c’| nil ii»n--so, Yqp cjuJi More, !'or Yew, vb.h Ili3 VVayno pKi »13 ' f?’(T p ’’ f>7 n ,' • il :-r K. h,Ht&t-j*'HMlp* -* -»-■ - “ ' V V £ * ‘"'T'"' ’-rs-w • r?\ \\ - Y. - ' : $' - -v >: ,< ; ---A > s , ; ». V v T 4 j (HIRER'S MILL It. D. 1, Honks MOXJNTVILLE , FEED SERVICE i! ' ic 3,. C’oEißiWa,, J. „ , * * ? < ( », • V 1 sin ( f tf ' -■ . ;• r’ .-I 'PARABfSE 'SUPPIiY - . - IIERSIfCT BRCfI. - . wmiivi-is.-) , , r FARM SERVICE Lawn a;;;'! iU-iLun; i* ‘ t DUTCipiAN FEED ' 1 MILLS; Ijfc. f 1 , U. i). 1, Slovens; GRUBB 1 SUPPLY CO Elizabethtown. , C, E. SAUDEII & SONS WHITE OAK MILL JR, I}. J, .past, Earl, v v .... . R, 0. 4, GOOD THOUGHT! **v** KS \ i ] 'd < \ k *' \\\ f t f. '''’T *t 1 -if (T > ( *v _ N \ ~ -Jrt tlVi -*f»'. v , '■' l \ :> if ?>j r 4 r •Ct^, >* , > i ‘ MniLPORT . * ■ li-'T):’ 4, jmuu , T Vi' i\|: ‘STAUtfKEB ;■ & SONS, iWC. j i v ft* ■>’* 4 •* * *’ FOWL'S FEED SEUVFEE IE IE 1, "'(uamville IR. ‘l> r ,‘J, i'f;acli Boi,iom Rllljl-ERSVIIvLE SUPPLY CO. M iJlcrsvjlie Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 23, 1966—13 DHIA Short Course Set For May 2-13 The Pennsylvania State University recently announced the scheduling ot a D.1t.1.A. Sirpervisois Short Course tor May 2 to May 13, WfiG. The two week course, olt'ered on the University Campus, is de signed to train technicians tor iobs with Dairy Herd liivprovement Associations in the state. Enrollees will he trained in testing milk for huttertat and keeping accui ate dairy record's. A lurinher of Associations in the state report vacancies and are seeking giaduates for ein'ployhient. WE USE QUALITY PAINT AND IT DOES STAY ON!!! R. D. 4, Manheim, Pa. Help Wanted We need young men for this work. Call us! \ Com Growers . . . HIGHER GET 20 10-10 'XT.M FLO (Ce sii «a 5« s D»S ?<» Hi* PUW'.’JNKa A l :'}' -TiqnAl V , A^s s fc; l 4 •??j*:<•!if?c;» ( rf'p tiwysj«•s ,cre |> ■ r - r '? ’ ’ * ''.= s*t BstvS* •; ©" 1% n ' ja -i ■ ipa « 1 j? o mum- %mmm S 3 i t _ - % » - /) Sfemielsi Rd.* Pc*, ft , , ': - f"*r \V'iS h'Vy^.f , r 6’ 1:1. y Muy* 46% NiFftO^EN For admission to the short course, applicants must he a'ble to handle figures accur ately, To 'determine their skill in this, they must satis factorily complete an eu tiance test in mathematics at the County Agricultural Kxtonsion office, prior to en rollment in the couise. acres, comip'ared to an aver age ot 255 acres in 1939, ac coiding to the U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture. Farms in Tennisyh ansa fast year averaged 13*3 acres. Aerial Ladder Equipment Used To Paint Your Farm Buildings For Prices Contact C. RALPH MILLER Spray-on and Brush-in Painter *,!5 /- i til v** i * s| M s ° r-7 *7 KD '"V 1 ¥I- tt 1 - 77 *1 nl . 1 -C. ►'* it ii, J, ll n . Ufes- Fordijs^^p) v***- i*mn I! ( , s f, ‘ '1 ir\A, A *.)•«, S ,11 ■ T ' ,- 1 tf f C '«!» 11 'A «i i- "4. unw r.’.tii/ijfc.f- 'Siiip The average farm size in the tint ion in 1!)C5 was U'3 0 Ph. 665-3388 YIELDS •'7 t}[ys 7 fj f k > <m •§ i <„ isccy^sn Hath iiaX’ij'-' vO k ExJ-f I*lo-1* •>! ”M<l 't{ v e* J- *< W $ to?. *, v t - *"* *' z ?4» * vA' -' J-u w HcSiSTS IfeAOHING \ t: 1 , ‘V,w M, m
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