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B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. November 18,1967
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ESBENSHADE, display
a broad breasted White Holland Turkey ready for a
Thanksgiving oven. The Esbenshade Turkey Farm has
been in the family for several generations. L. F. Photo
• City Tots eating holidays. He says tur
(Continued from Page 1) keys are harder t 0 start than
ferent times in June to finish 0 * I * l^6118 because they are
out at the two major turkey-strange and do not want to
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eat. “But after they are start- ALWAYS READ LABELS
ed they seem to have less prob- lAlwaya read labels on.
lems than the chickens," he ical containers, say extension
related agricultural specialists «t Penn
State University. Use only as
The Esbenshade Turkey Farm directed. Store chemicals in
has been in the family for sev- or i>ginal containers or dispose
eral generations, having been 0 j them when small amounts
started by Robert’s great-grand- are over. when storing,
mother (back in 1890. use locked cabinets away from
Esbenshades h.ve many “re- • ■>•«»" »£ empty
peat” customers, coming from containers safely.
as far away as Virginia. Dela- dhe Esbensfaade
ware, Maryland and New York. **
While this reporter was there, the busy holiday sea .
two ladies from Philadelphia gon severa i hundred binds are
came and purchased a 25- dressed each day. The largest
pounder. “The usual best numbers are processed for
weight (most saleable) is a 12 Christmas.
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