10—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. November 11,1907
PIONEER SUSPENSION TRACTOR SEATS TO
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. In a ceremony held
October 25 in the special exhibition hall, first floor,
Museum of History and Technology, Washington, D. C.,
historic truck and farm tractor suspension seats were
formally presented to the Smithsonian Institution as in
novations in technology by the UOP Bostrom Division,
Milwaukee, Wis. Rubber torsion spring and compact
linkage are features of suspension first offered by the
Oliver Corporation. Seat was designed by A. F. Hick
man, consultant to UOP Bostrom Division, Milwaukee,
Wis., leading supplier of scientific seating for farm trac
tors, trucks and earth moving equipment. Hundreds of
thousands of seats currently are in use throughout the
world based on the principles of the model K. Before this
innovation, tractor seats were attached to the vehicle via
spring bar which compounded jolts and vibrations sus
tained by operators.
• Form Women
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Strashurg Railroad for all the
assistance given to our pro
gram.”
The campaign director, m
urging the support of Lancas
ter County residents for the
Christmas Seal campaign, point
ed out that 30 patients from
Lancaster County were hospi
talized last year with TB and
397 more were treated at clin
ics and home by their doctors
In addition he said, the So
ciety gave 15,360 x-rays during
the past year and 13,127 tuber
culin tests
Mr Muth said turrner, “The
TB and Health Society also
helps people who have em
jphysema, bronchitis, asthma
and other diseases which af
fect breathing Christmas Seal
dollais have already provided
special help for moie than 25
of these patients in Lancaster
County, with six of them now
using breathing equipment
lent free of charge by the So
ciety ” He pointed out that ad
ditional funds are needed to
purchase additional equipment
Mr Muth, who retired m
1965 as vice-pi esident and con
troller of Armstrong Cork
Company after 44 years of
seivice, is cunently a member
of the board of directors of the
TB Society, Family and Chil
dren’s Service and the Com
munity Council of Lancaster
County He is also a trustee of
the Wheatland Foundation and
is the Society’s representative
to the Health and Welfare
Foundation
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barrows and gilts 19 75-20 25,
Is 195-225 lbs 20 50-21.35; 1-3
180-240 lbs 18 60-19 50; 2-3 245-
265 lbs 17 50-18 50
SHEEP 40 - .Slaughter lambs
steady; good and choice 65-90
lb wooled lambs 23-25, few
25 50-26, utility 19-22 50
STAINLESS STEEL
An estimated 285 million
pounds of nickel went into the
manufacture of stainless steel
during 1966. -V
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The over-all breeds grand
champion steer of the Exposi
tion was the Junior Show An
gus winner from Virginia. And
the reserve grand champion
was the Angus winner in the
open show from Ohio.
Val Brungardt, Madison, Wis
consin, was the judge.
CHOOSE FARMER-APPROVED STARLINE LABOR SAVERS
Using only a 2 H.P. motor you get 140 feet or
32 cows more cleaning power with the new Starline
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each job and adjustable idler shafts assure accurate
corners. Other features include;
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friction hold down
shoes.
• Self-aligning bearings.
• Shear bolts to protect
drive sprockets and
chain flights.
• Heat-treated and hard
ened gutter chain.
• Corrosion • resistant
elevator troughs.
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SAT. NOV. 4. 11 a.m.—Public
Sale of Farm Equipment & 30
Reg. Holstein cows located 5
mi. south of Lane, just off Rt.
222 along Hans Herr Drive.
Terms by Ross N. Huber and
John J. Stoltzfus.
FREE. Subscribers to Lancas
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advertisement each month in
our Mail Box Market. Subscrib
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will be governed by the follow
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Limit your advertisement to
five lines which means not over
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must be in our hands by Wed
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MON. NOV, 6, 4 p.m.-Martln’s
Sales Stables. Blue Ball, Pa.
Ky. saddle horses, standard
breds A ponies. Sale by Paul
Z. Martin.
WED. & THURS. Nov. 15 & 16
- 10:30 A.M. - 'Arthur Farms
Complete Dispersal, Fort Lou
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.Mercersburg, Pa. on Rte. 75.
THURS. NOV 16 - 12:30 P.M.-
Purelbred Guernsey Sale at the
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