Chester County DHIA Report
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H. R. & H. I- Brown
6 RH
Earl M. Weir
Sandy
RH
Erica RH
William E. Parry
55 GH
141 GH
505 GH
104 GH
Robert E. Pcpplc
72 RH
158 RH
23 RH
William P. Moore
264 GH
669 GH
666 GH
670 GH
152 GH
676 RH
110 RH
677 RH
Ben S. Beiler
Oaks RH
Annie RH
Willowland Farm
Faye RH
Arthur D. Hershey
Bess RH
Nadine RH
Bloom GH
Bailey & Shoemaker
GH 7-4
38
Paul King
Joy RH 4-10
Cherry RH 4-1
Rex RH 5-2
Rosebud RH 2-10
Karen RH 7-5
Star RH 7-7
Ruthie RH 4-8
Whitey RH 3-9
EXAMINE THE Z&U& SUPERIOR FEATURES ONE BY ONE
and learn Why It's the first Choke of Progressive Dairymen!
f '
A The Most Efficient Farm Bulk Milk Tank Cool
ing System —made posible because it has the
largest square feet of cooling surface per 100
gallons of milk to be cooled
A Urethane Plastic Foam Insulation has three
times the strength of cork insulation And is
practical ly-moisture-proof
A Patented, Built-in, Combination SPATTER-
W SPRAY AUTOMATIC WASHER Assembly con
sists of (3-A) Variable Speed Motor, (3-B)
Impeller Shaft, (3-C) Large Paddle Blade. (3-D)
Small Paddle Blade Shaft and Paddles made
of highest-grade, heavy-gauge stainless steel
Q Choice of Vacuum and Non-Vacuum Models.
Vacuum Model costs you less money from
teat to tank. Requires no expensive, hard-to
clean releaser or milk pump Non-Vacuum
Used Tanks & Milking Equipment
800 Gal Zero
500 Gal. Esco
300 Gal Mojonmer (Good condition)
Surge mini-cups
DeLaval & Surge Bucket Milkers
New and Used Compressors all sizes
JAY M. HORST
305
16,394
9-2 305
9-2 305
22,151
20,351
19,561
17,759
16,737
15,974
4- 305
3- 305
5- 259
4- 305
6-9 305
10-10 305
6-8 305
18,274
17,042
18,355
16,158
16,502
15,690
19,166
16,375
16,494
16,574
18,169
7-1
4-11
305
284
15,736
17,281
17,021
305
294
305
305
5-9
3-3
7-9
17,821
16,601
15,025
15,961
305
17,094
17,366
18,950
12,686
15,870
16,644
18,107
14,079
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Come in, Write or Phone for Full Information!
Dairy Equipment
R.D.I Lebanon. PA Phone (717) 274-1242
Sales Rep. in Lane. Co.
Bill Guhl Phone (717) 529-2569
PIONEER OF FARM BULK MILK COOLERS^]
Donald 1., Shoemaker
Edna RH
Dean L Monacy
Tracy OH
Howard Swuvcly 111
RH
RH
15
Shcclcr Farm
294
207
333
319
264
350
Merle J. King
5
718
695
716
669
617
60S
3.7
3.8
3.7
3.8
711
709
661
3.9
4.2
3.6
Pamela
Supreme
Alice RH 8-3
Kimberton Farm School
Ella RG 7-5
Earl Graybill
Polly GH
C. Edward Lawrie
25 RH
50 RH
31D GH
David Bertram
6 GH
707
673
Christ L. Stoltzfus
Vera RH
John E. Bruner
Bertha RH
22 GH
702
696
649
616
3.9
3.9
4.1
H. & R. Mason
228 RH
17 D RH
Paul M. Snader
23 GH
Walmoore
331 RH
288 RH
528 GH
Stephen L. Stoltzfus
690
Shelley
Lloyd Mast
Barbara RH
Lois RH
Model affords some savings when pipeline will
never be used, has slightly lower initial cost
Q Swooped-Down Openings Have Precision-
Stamped, Insect-Tight, Dust-Tight Lids. Make
all milk contact surfaces easily accessible and
visible Lids are interchangeable
Q Round Shape Assures Accurate Calibration as
Tank can't bulge from weight of milk In
vacuum model, holds shape against outside
air pressure
Built-in Panel Controls control the patented,
combination SPATTER-SPRAY Automatic
Washer and Agitator.
Q Dram Ball and Valve Assembly is outlet for
draining out milk—and helps control automatic
cleaning and sanitizing cycles
There are 4 of us that work on Refrigeration
and Electrical.
2-10
6-11
5-
6-
8-8
GH
RH
RH
9-10
5-
6-
8-10
12-1
5-11
6-11
6-2
4-2
RH
J*
4«t»* « 0
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SERVICE IS THE STRENGTH
OF OUR BUSINESS
We ore on coil 24 hours a day
- 7 days a week
13,116
295
16,k85
305
17,454
17,421
305
305
18,465
16,768
20,041
17,695
16,985
18,098
4.5
3.6
3.7
3.7
14,781
18,075
16,343
16,262
287
293
305
305
305
13,883
17,479
305
4.1
3.7
3.2
305
305
305
16,191
17,621
19,426
15,262
305
18,366
305
16,063
14,598
305
305
17,547
15,176
305
305
16,794
279
4.2
4.1
3.9
15,710
15,609
15,686
305
305
305
16,991
274
18,634
17,280
305
305
NEW MODEL 70 s
COMPLETELY AUTOMATED
VACUUM AND NON VACUUM
BULK MILK COOLERS
-WITH BUILT IN SPATTER SPRAY
AUTOMATIC WASHER
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Sept, 27.1975
087
Timothy Kauffman
682
Lucky
Patty
Twila
J. Harold Bare
67
56
Dean Roland
681
600
38
David Weaver
Crystal
Kicker
Duchess
I Hindis S. Reid
669
651
603
601
103 RH
Walmoore No. 3
C 122 GH
Cll3 GH
Richard Proud
97
666
RH
E. Richard Hoopes
664
26 GH
14 GH
J. Kenneth Landis
664
650
621
Linda RH
Camphill Village, Inc
662
Bobbie RG
W. B. Dixon Strowd
659
267 GH 3-6
Jerry L. Hershey
17 GH 9-3
J. Elmer Lapp
Belle RH 3-3
Benjamin K. Kauffman
Bumarc RH 5-0
Hogg & Hershey
M Pride RH 4-1
A Gerry RH 4-1
Floyd Miller
10
Harold F. Pyle
VL Wanda
David Walton
Ginger RH 7-6
Milton & Joyce Edwards
35 GH 3-11
Daniel Z. Stoltzfus
Daisy GH 9-11
Donald M. Horning
41 GH 8-8
Earl W. Miller
81
657
614
655
631
655
655
645
612
652
651
632
Carbohydrate counters remember: Sherbet generally has
wice as much sugar as ice cream.
MO
FOR TODAYS MOST
ECONOMICAL
MILK AND BEEF
PRODUCTION
VALUE PLUS - COSTS LESS
FULL SERVICE DEALER
MOPRO LIQUID SUPPLEMENT
PENNFIELD feeds
AVAILABLE FROM:
ELMER SHREINER
305
298
305
4-
6-1
5-
KH
RH
RH
302
305
4-
5-
GH
RH
305
5-11
GH
305
305
305
4-2
2-0
10-11
RH
GH
RH
277
305
305
305
297
305
2-11
3-1
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
GH 3-2
305
RG 4-11
305
292
296
305
269
GH 7-1
Liquid Supp'* ment
T-A GOOD’S FEED MILL
RDI, NEW PROVIDENCE, PA
PHONE (717) 786-2500
49
647
638
600
3.9
3.6
3.6
16,397
17,907
16,675
646
604
14,728
16,371
645
14,440
643
614
611
3.0
4.3
3.5
21,325
14,281
17,297
638
17,288
632
610
17,683
15,267
630
16,518
626
612
15,515
16,322
626
14,143
626
12,400
622
13,909
14,879
617
15,940
615
15,511
615
601
14,593
15,980
614
14,470
614
12,087
608
15,987
604
16,006
603
16,606
602
14,721
601
12,891