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OVER ELEVEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
TELLS THE STORY!!
Feed, whetheryou buy it or grow it, represents on outlay of 25 to 45% of your
milk check. Beacon's Free Roughage Analysis Service can help you lay the
foundation for an efficient and effective feeding program for your herd.
"Eyeball" analyses won't do the job. You need scientific sampling, high
quality laboratory analyses of the samples, and ... most of all ... the"
recommendations of skilled and,practical daily nutritionists on how to apply
these analyses to benefit your herd.
The Beacon Roughage Analysis Service will help you toward the three goals
all- dairymen share: Higher AAilk Production, Greater Income Over Feed Cost,
Improved Net Returns.
There is no charge for thisvery worthwhile service. The Beacon Advisor will
visit your farm, take samples of all your roughages. He'll send them to the
Beacon laboratory for analysis. You'll get back a report and feeding recom
mendations tailored specifically to your herd, it's production level and your
roughage supply.
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CLARK DAIRY SUPPLY
Rising Sun, MD
VAN-MAR FEEDS EARL SADDER, INC.
Leesport, PA New Holland, PA
H. M. STAUFFER & SONS, INC.
RICHARD B. KENDIG
Phone 302*478-3058
Witmer, PA-
_ Beacon Feeds York, PA - Phone 717-843 9033
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By Dieter Krieg
CENTRE POINT • A standing ovation is what the crowd
of 344 people gave the Rev. Philip Jones when he finished
delivering his speech. Jones, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church at Milton, was here to address
members of the Montgomery County DHI Association
during their annual banquet, which was held last Satur
day evening.
In a dear and deliberate tone, Jones told the group that
it was fanners and agriculture who founded America and
made it great.
An early version of the Stars and Stripes and ribbons of
rod, white and blue decorated the curtain behind him. The
theme for the banquet was definitely Bicentennial, as
each table was decorated ." the Nation’s colors. The
podium was appropriate too - an elaborately carved
masterpiece in wood featuring the American eagle.
Jones twisted his body slightly to look at the wooden
eagle and paused briefly to admire its beauty and the
strength it represented. Standing erect once again, the
clergyman likened the United States to the eagle, and
thought our country’s Founders were wise to have chosen
the regal bird as the Nation’s symbol.
Jones expressed considerable aj>j>reciation for the
United States, but noted that fqr the most part, people
outside our country appreciate it even more. The middle-
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W. L MUMMERY CO. TNARPE & GREEN MILL
Hanover, PA Churchville, MD
ROBINSON BROS.
NEW FREEDOM FARM & GARDEN CO.
CHESTER WEIST
Phone 717-741-2600
BEACON FEEDS
Speaker at DHI A banquet says:
Revival of faith needed
ROUGHAGE
ANALYSIS
INCREASES
YOUR
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Delta, PA
New Freedom, PA
R. E. RUDISILL
Phone 717-854-2281
McCRACKEN’S FEED
MILL, INC.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Nov. 22,1975 —
aged preacher revealed he grew up in some hard times,
including the Great Depression, but he and his family -
like millions of others - were always able to keep going.
The country remained strong.**
Having travelled in foreign countries, especially
Canada, Jones told the attentive audience that foreigners
speak very highly of this country and what it has con
tributed to the world. He noted that best selling records
and some of the most moving testimonies praising the
United States have come from our neighbors to the North.
What concerns Jones is the lack of appreciation and
pride in so many U.S. citizens.
“The best birthday present we can give this country,’’
he said, “is to recommit ourselves to the principles which
made this country great; we need to rededicate ourselves
and our nation’s strength and a revival of faith in our
Almighty God.”
Farm real estate
course being offered
Do you want to know the
basic laws about selling and
transferring property? Do
all deeds give you clear title
to real estate? What is the
meaning of the word mor
tgage?
What is an agreement of
sale of real estate? Can oral
agreements of sale be en
forced? Does a lease give
you unlimited use of real
estate? Who should make
wills? Is, title of real estate
be eminent domain really
legal? What rights do
farmers have to water
flowing in streams over their
property?
These and scores of other
questions are answered in a
correspondence course
titled: Farm Law offered by
the Pennsylvania State
University, according to
David L. Kantner, Schuylkill
County Extension Agent. It
discusses mainly laws on
real estate which affect
farmers.
Anyone may get the
complete course by sending
four dollars to Farm Laws,
Box 6000, University Park,
PA 16802. Make checks
payable to The Pennsylvania
State University.
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