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12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October IS, 1966
Several area feed dealers and their farmer customers were among some
250 guests of Allied Mills who recently toured the Wayne Research Center ir
Libertyviße, 111. Shown in above photo are: (left to right) Robert W. Ulrich,
farmer, Quarryville; Robert B. Fowl, Fowl’s Feed Service, Quaxryville; James
G. Kreider, farmer, Quarry Ville; ! and._Dr. M. manager of research,
Allied Mills. Below: Mr. and Mrs. Johti M. Heisey, Mount Joy, at right, with Dr.
J. E. Hunter, vice president in Charge ofreSearch, Allied Mills; and Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Batz, Richland.
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Gov Dee, 17,184 M. 624 F. 365
«nfp 0l L P / odUCe l 16,397 £ Kettering _ Locustcroft Os
fo /nfli a \ S \l^ Ur ' y v. e ’ borate Marion, 5-yr.-old, 19,-
wTm 0 67fi b F J rS’H a h v? 18, ‘ 710 M - 923 F > 305 days: Reba
i 7 Hillmas Pietje, 11-year-old, 17,-
ed by Isaac MBi übakef Ss 510 M ’ 658 F ’ 354 days ’ Henket Some business men P° st P° ne
M. Hm st, and Henry E Ketter- advertlsm ' g theiT merchandise
ing had cows competing re- Verna Faye AcWevement, 17- untll mey have to advertise
-n , 020 M, 719 F, 305 days, Elroc their business, too
v.f rLw Countess R egal Bloom, 8-yr.-
•'ll Becky Della H€§dl, 15,650 10 aia tvt car ri okq j....
M, 598 F, 305 days 0ld ’ 16 ’ 010 M ’ 695 F ’ 358 days -
Hurst Northmount Beth, Hiram S Aungst, Elizabeth
6yr-old, 19 262 M, 734 F, 331 town area, had three cows corn
days, 2yr-old, Kay Rolling- pleting records; 3-year-ol*d
stead Monogram R A, 16,027 Stnckst Joe Sensation Ivanhoe,
end "Stop and Go" corn haw
Superpickers now A
Rubber F/exi-Finger
Presser Wheels .
A brand new feature you’ll see on
New Idea corn pickers in 1966. These
powered presser wheels with life-like
rubber fingers align the ears for better
distribution, keep ears moving along the
husking rolls. Result? Greater capacity,
cleaner corn.
Landis Bros.
Lancaster
Wilbur H. Graybill A. L. Herr & Bro,
Lititz, R. D. Z Quarryville
Chas. J. McComsey
& Sons
Hickory Hill, Pa.
Allen H. Matz
Denver
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A. B? C, Groff, Inc.
New Holland
Longenecker
Farm Supply
Rheems
Chet Long
Akron
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26,781 M, 810 F, 365 days;
Stnckst Cheerio Della, 5-year
old, 17,729 M, 644 F, 305 days;
Mata Han Sensation Jane, 8-
yr -old, 19,914 M, 705 F, 305
days.
The money you spend for feed mokes more money for you, when
you choose FLORIN fortified Dairy Feeds. Count on it for maxi-
mum production from your dairy herd . . . maximum profits, too.
aWolgemuth Bros., inc.
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
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ntinnLi fmm T>.r. •> ond Choice 900-1876 lb». 24.75-
(Continued from P«|t f) MW Oood 28.60-24.75, Stan-
SLAUGHTER STEERS dard and Low Good 22.50-23.-
Prime 1178-1425 Ibi. 26.75-27,- 78.
oL * toJ°2 B SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
P « "’wii 28 J b, ‘ H1 * h Choice and Prime 000-
PHmrSv)' 1078 lb, ‘ 24 -50-25.80, Choice
14M S 20 2Sm7B romiS* 80(M080 ,bS - largely
JJJ? 23.80-24.80 at midweek. Mixed
2flM g rholcl 4^ S S^ b ?h. Good nnd Choice 750-1000 Ibi
Sof h nv*!^ 14<M ? n lb 22.50-23.50, Good 21.50-22.55
50-26.25, average to High an( | standard and Low Good
Choice, few Prime 1400-1550 21.00-21.75.
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