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100-HP
JOHN DEERE 4230
Powered for big fields;
sized for almost any task
100 hor.epo.-u ’ >l represents the potmitiui
for pq performance m any tractor But if lb. 1
big power is enrased m a bulky clumsy
tractor its use is extremely limited That s wh/
the John Deere 1230 is designed to bo the
tnm agile performer it is And that s why the
4230 features our tamed closed center
hydraulic system it reacts instantly to any
demand Stop m (or more details
JOHN DEERE TRACTORS-
A SOUND LONG TERM INVESTMENT
Finance JDFP new and used tractors interest
waived until March 1, 1977
Handle most loading
I Jobs with
We ve got the John Deere 148 Loader on the
lot- ready for your inspection Put this
loader on your medium-size John Deere
Tractor* Lift 11/2l 1 /2 tons to 10Vs feet Break out
4 700 pounds
’2520 3020 4000 4020 4030 4230 4320 4430
Don’t forget to see our
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Lookoverthe new low-cost John Deere 45 Rear
Blade A fine match for tractors of 40 hp or
less Handles all but the toughest blading jobs
You II like the specially curved moldboard
that gives clean roll-off See the new 45 soon
Landis Bros. Inc. A.B.C. Groff, Inc.
Lancaster 717-393-3906 New Holland 717-354-4191
Adamstown
Equipment Inc.
Mohnton, RD2, PA 19540
(near Adamstown]
215-484-4391
M. S. Yearsley Neuhaus'es, Inc.
• Cask GISH ROCfc, PA
« 50nS 717-235-1306
Westchester 215-696-2990 .
Stanley A. Klopp, Inc.
Bemville, PA
215-488-1510
Agway, Inc.
Chapman Equipment Center
Chapman, PA
215-398-2553
Shotzberger’s
Equipment
Elm, PA
717-665-2141
Pikeville
Equipment Inc.
Oyster Dale Road
Oley RD2, PA
215-987-6277
I. G.’s Ag Sales
Sihrerdate.PA 18962
215-257-5136
Kermit K. Kistler
Lynnport, PA
215-298-3270
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I Nothing exciting ever happens
•, There I was. standing m ankle deep mud m the
f hog tent at oncof the fairs last month, with a slowly
rising stream of water running through the middle
'* of the lent, seeping into all the crevices between
, my shoes and boots, when all of a sudden a can
' } tankerous hog decided to live up to his reputation
r "Look out." came the shout from up front, and
, everybody started dodging to get out of the way as
~ the pig stormed around the tent Mud was flying,
/> the hog was snorting, and I was scrambling as
quickly as I could to get out of the way of the raving
% porker In a few minutes, everything was under
'(? control, including my heart, and the hog show
continued undisturbed
T A little later at the steer show I was con
* centratmg on the events, when oft to my left, a
young girl let out with a scream that could have
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Archery season
HARRISBURG, Pa. -
Pennsylvania’s 1976-77
hunting seasons for big game
will get underway when
archers begin hunting
whitetail deer one-half hour
before sunrise today.
More than one-fourth of all
of the nation’s archery
hunters purchase licenses in
Pennsylvania. Last year,
there were a record 215,727
archery licenses sold in the
state, an increase of about
13,000 over the preceding
year.
During the 1975-76 seasons
archers reported harvesting
a record 5,061 deer in Penn
sylvania. The Keystone State
c?ns*j"
My Thouqht* and Welcome to Tfiem
(Wrfh apologies to James Thurher)
again has a large herd of
whitetails in 1976.
There will be 24 hunting
days during the regular
statewide archery deer
season which closes on
October 29, one day before
the opening of the general
small game season. Sunday
hunting is prohibited.
An extended 18-day ar
chery deer season is
scheduled to begin on
December 27 and to end on
January 15.
Use of bow and arrow is
also permitted during the
regular antlered and an
tlerless seasons in late
November and December.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Oct 2.1976
doubled as a fire siren A lazy steer had decided to
lean up against her while she leaned up against the
wall Needless to say, it was a tight situation and a
slightly uncomfortable one at that It took only few
seconds, however, for experienced farmers to move
the steer and solve the problem That is, until a
show steer decided to run rampant through the
crowd Again, it was a scramble and a mad dash to
get to safety, which, fortunately. I was expert at by
now
When the disturbance had abated, I looked up to
find another chicken just like myself cowering in a
safe spot not far away We looked at each other
with total understanding “You know," he said with
an expressionless face, “nothing exciting ever
happens around here"
begins
Archers are permitted to
take one deer of either sex,
regardless of size. If a hunter
bags a deer during the ar
chery season, he is not
permitted to take another
whitetail during the regular
gunning season. Hunting
hours for bowmen are from
one-half hour before sunrise
until sunset.
In addition to a regular
resident or non-resident
bunting license, an archery
license is required to hunt
deer with bow and arrow
during the archery seasons.
Archery licenses are
available from county
treasurers, archery license
issuing agents, or by mail
only from the Pennsylvania
Game Commission, License
Section, P. 0. Box 1567,
Harrisburg, Pa. 17120. An
archery license costs $2.20.
FUELMISER FURNACE
HEAT—RECLAIMERS
Recommended For Use In Stack Temperatures Of 400 to 900*F
4'
Installation and operating
instructions included
When ordering
State Flue Size Of
Your Exhaust Stack.
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Box 96 Marietta, PA 17547 Phone 717-426-3286
At Root’s Every Tuesday Night
BTU/H with
800* Stack
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16000
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24000
Layer
production
up
HARRISBURG - Penn
sylvania layers produced 249
million eggs during August,
down one per cent from the
previous month and six per
cent below a year earlier,
according to the Penn
sylvania Crop Reporting
Service.
The August average of 12.4
million layers was up one per
cent from the previous
month, but six per cent
below a year earlier.
Egg production per 100
layers during August totaled
2,003 eggs, down two per cent
from the previous month, but
approximately the same as a
year ago.
The nationa’s laying flocks
produced 5.4 billion eggs
during August, slightly
below both the previous
month and a year ago.
Layers on hand during
August averaged 272 million,
up two per cent from the
previous month and about
the same as a year earlier.
The average rate of lay was
the same as a year ago.
• CONSERVE E* ERGY AND
SAVE MONEY Operates
solely on heat that ts normal
ly wasted Reduce your heat*
ing budget 15 to 30% and
enjoy some free heat
• COMPLETELY AUTOMA
TIC EASY TO INSTALL
Fits directly into your exhaust
stack (requires 13" of vertical,
horizontal, or angular length )
Just plug Into 115 v outlet
thermostatically controlled.
• HEAT BASEMENT. GAME
ROOM. GARAGE. OR ROOM
OF YOUR CHOICE If your
heating system is marginal.
Fuelmlser will make It ade
quate.
• COMFORT A warm dry
basement means a more com
fortable draft free home Warm
feet and a healthier environ
mept for children.
Flue
Sizes
Blower
Size
140 CFM
S to 8 M
26? CFM
6 to 10 M
Dealer Inquiries Invited
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