B4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 20,1980 f-assie
August Report 1980
York County DHIA
The top tally of 1043 pounds butterfat and 26,215 pounds
milk was produced in 305 days by Maryann, an 8 year old
Holstein owned by Smyser's Rich lawn, East Berlin Rd., York.
Second high was Jenny, a 6 year old Holstein who produced
923 pounds butterfat and 24,111 pounds milk in 302 days,
owned by R.R. Stewart, R 1 Airville
High herd was Smysers's Richlawn, E. Berlin Rd , with 70
Holstein cows producing 631 pounds milk and 220 pounds
butterfat. Second high was Lynn Wolf, R 1 Abbottstown with 46
Holstein cows producing 58.8 pounds milk and 2 00 pounds
butterfat.
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HUE ON HOMS
Geo. Knight
Peaches 3
Wis 3
L Gift 3
Burke 3
Fan 3
26 3
109 3
Fawn Valley Farm
Pearla 32
Ened 3
Lottie 3
79 3
Emory & Wm. Kilgore
16 3
40 3
David V. Thompson
P 6 3
William H Fantom
Myr 3
Ellis Growl
Miss 3
R 53 3
R6l 8
Donald Lantus
61 2
Sinking Spring Fm Inc
Mavis 3
Lotta 3
Betty 3
Kurter ores.
Lav 2
Pee 2
Lif 2
Leslie 2
Olivia 2
Bubbles 2
Cissy 2
Etta 2
Puff 2
York
County.
DHIA
Monthly
Report
DAYS US.
AtE MWU mu
305
305
305
305
305
269
305
7-1
7-5
4-6
4-1
4-0
3-6
2-10
15,364
20,230
15,148
17,700
14,497
14,462
15,367
305
305
305
289
5-10
5-0
4-9-
2-6
13,495
18,546
13,629
13,528
305
305
8-10
6-5
15,118
16,375
305
16,399
272
14,123
7-1 305
0-0 305
0-0 / 305
15,476
16,557
13,071
7-11 305
13,166
305
305
304
4-7
3-7
2-2
24.057
19.057
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5-9
7-8
5-0
4-10
12,639
11,344
14,669
11,388
12,827
11,662
10,038
11,841
10,380
4-8
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4-2
3-4
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Diggy
Dot
Stare
Harold Brown
Marella
Bobbi
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Trojan 3
Velvet 3
Worker 3
Yasmm 3
Avis 3
Carly 3
Albert Dehoff
138 3
202 3
286 3
ElwoodT Knck
Tim 3
TheJ. E. Baker Co
*5O 3
101 3
FredSprenkle ,
Agnes 3
Gail 3
Thomas A. Boyer
Tnxy 3
Boots 3
Earl Fuhrman
Reva 3
Tam 3
Topsy 3
Guy A. Leader & Sons
P Bell 2
Amy 2
VtncentC Webb
158 3
161 3
40 3
71 3
173 3
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FAT FAT
511
669
562
745
566
528
546
48
39
45
38
648
717
615
520
To us, agriculture is still
the backbone of America.
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587
634
515
At Hamilton Bank one of our
primary objectives is to serve,
and help preserve, the family
farm.
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518
539
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We still believe that agriculture is
the backbone of America, and the
family farm is the cornerstone of
agriculture in our area.
That’s why we have developed a
complete range of financing,
credit, trust and estate services
all designed to help you - the
family farmer - fulfill your *
obligations.
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4.2 799
41 528
4.3 546
5.6 634
4 8 698
5.5 625
5 0 647
5.6 649
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Discussion with Cattle Detiers at the Lancaster Stockyards (Left to right) William G McCoy, President of the Lancaster Livestock Exchange, Inc
and the Lancaster Stockyards, Inc and Partner in the McCoy Cattle Company, James C Dunlap, President of Walter M Dunlap and Sons, Inc
and Member of the Lancaster Regional Advisory Board of Directors-Hamilton Bank, DarvinE Boyd, Director ofthe Agri-Finance Department,
Zane E Kauffman, Partner In William W McCoy Partnership, and Robert W Johnson, President of Johnson Cattle Company
3-6 296
3-3 296
10,897
12,114
6=o 305
4-1 305
2-0 305
4-10 305
14,897
18,134
13,009
14,402
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8-2 305
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6- 305
5-0 , 305
7- 305
7-3 299
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5-7 305
4-6 305
1-11 292
15,831
18,025
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16,212
16,738
16,233
14,502
15,304
20,497
17,810
11,374
16,136
19,335
14,657
305
305
283
5-3
3-9
2-1
305
16,221
305
305
12,532
13,976
9-7
3-7
282
305
17,394
16,319
6-11
4-6
300
305
13,601
21,715
4-11
3-2
16,813
16,095
21,236
305
285
305
5-7
4-6
4-1
12,355
11,445
296
261
8-5
4-5
9-n 305 16,476
9-7 305 13,012
6-0 305 14,704
5-4 305 15,915
5-2 305 14,047
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a relationship of mutual trust, we
can all continue to move ahead.
We can continue to keep
agriculture strong.
Contact your local office for
complete details on Hamilton
Agri-Finance Programs.
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With the value of farm production
in our area increasing every year,
the need for capital continues to
rise along with it. We are here,
and will continue to help you meet
that need.
When we work together, through
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