—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 3,1977
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Herman Stoltzfus
B 8
Paul King
Elmer A. Mast
B 8
John H. Lamb
B 3
J. Raymond Harnish
B 8 79.2
John E. Bruner
B 3
David Walton
B 3
Henry S. King
B 3
David Bartram
G 3
Merle J. King
B 8
Leon D. Kurtz
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MastStoltzfus
B 3
Gideon Stoltzfus, Jr.
B 3
Leon D. Kurtz
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Charles H. Gable
J. Elmer Lapp
Tax Tips -
An estimated 67 8 million
people paid about $32 3
billion more than they had to
on their income taxes in 1975
One way to stay out of such
statistics is to take all the
deductions you’re entitled to
and can prove.
■ Legume Silage
■ Grass Silage
■ Com Silage
University tested and farm
proven SILO-BEST enzyme
preservative helps save more
valuable nutrients in your
silage - gives you a better
return on your land and labor
Just apply at the rate of 1 lb
per ton when you chop or
ensile Completely safe, non
causbc
• Saves vitamins & other
nutrients 0 Improves
paiatability, digestibility
• Helps reduce oxidabon
SILO-BEST
AVAILABLE NOW at
AARON S.
GROFF & SON
FARM 4 DAIRY STORE
RD3, Ephrata, PA
17522 (Hmkletown)
Phone (717) 354 4631
Store Mrs 7 AM to 9 PM
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Landis S. Reid
B 3
George Steele & Sons
B 3 70.2
Harry L.Griest
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Harvey C. Waltz
B 8
Lester Eby
B 3
Gottlieb Strohmaier
B 8
Dean Roland
B 8
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KimbertonFm. School, Inc.
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William E. Parry & Son
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Floyd Miller
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THE SENTINEL.
Kulp Brothers
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David Windle
B 3
William P. Moore
B 3
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See your dealer about the Sentinel—or drop us a line
RO. Box 433
Elizabethtown, PA 17022
Eugenia C. Madeira
1.60
Daniel Z.Stoltzfus
B 3
E. Kent High
1.60
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John R. Groff
G 8
S.R.T.M.J.Matthews
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Round-the-clock
guardian of
stored milk
temperature
If you depend upon your milk check for a living,
protect that income by insuring milk quality.
The least expensive, single-payment insurance
obtainable is the Sentinel the heavy-duty,
10-inch recorder which charts round-the-clock
temperature of your milk-cooling or holding tank.
Assure yourself and your processor that
proper milk temperature is always maintained.
Keep a permanent log of compressor operation
and tank cooling or pre-cooling efficiency, from
first filling to pickup.
Cleaning temperatures increasingly ques
tioned by sanitarians —arc recorded on the same
chart
At little added cost, the Sentinel is available with
provision for actuating an alarm or warning light if
milk holding temperature rises above pre-set level
Remember —if it prevents the loss of only one
tank of milk, the Sentinel has paid its own way.
□ PARTLOW
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