Cumberland Co.
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K Hale&N BurW older
Dons
Paul E Pefter & Son
Jessie
Elmer Gettle
Specks
Rose
T Bell
Rachel
Nanny
D Clinton Sauder
Amy
J Shephard Woltt
Mane
Charles L Nehf
Cnsty
John H Staub
Vettie
Gail
D T McCullough Unit 2
15
146
211
206
172
Frank J Yost
Pauline
Ashcombe Dover Dairy
G 92
354
R 28
R 78
RB3
Paul Basehore
Fern
Mane
Irma
Leroy Showaker & Son
Astro
Jody
Penny
Maizie
Lome
JohnF Stamy 111
51
22
26
83
48
2
Carl Kelso Jr
79
John E Lapp
Lisa
Peggy
Nancy
Samuel D Shenk
Phyllis
Sugar
Robert H Jamison
Virginia
Melvin Sensenig
Leader
Oscar Nealy & Sons
160
141
Glenn W Myers
Betsy
Barb
Missey
Dawn
LOOKING AT FUEL ALCOHOL?
1. LOW INITIAL COST 2. PROVEN RELIABILITY
3. BASIC and PROVEN TECHNOLOGY
4. EXPANDABLE BUILDING BLOCK CONCEPT
The basic "500” system, operating on a part-time basis will produce fn
3000 to 5000 gallons of high proof alcohol annually. Annual production can
increased to 100,000 gallons or better by adding components to the inV
equipment and expanding the system to a continuous distillery.
FOR DETAILS
and
OPERATING DEMO.
CONTACT:
f f COMPANY
P.O. BOX 32 EAST GREENVILLE, PA 18041
(215) 539-8700
DHIA
21 467
15 270
39
3 7
3 7
4 3
39
19 573
18 782
16,489
17 848
17 661
17 842
18 950
18 997
15 970
20 888
17 382
17 677
16 825
19 912
16 334
44
36
38
34
3 7
20,678
3 7
3 1
34
3 3
3 7
17 550
20 452
19 293
20 170
17 273
38 713
4 8 1030
3 9 621
18 734
21 520
15,832
45
4 1
4 1
48
36
16 837
17 261
19,258
16 945
17 455
18 660
21 337
17,436
17,207
16 238
15 568
16 365
18 019
15 476
19 206
23,478
21,051
16 779
19 157
15 477
17 431
18 999
17 283
19,795
19 848
16 142
36
38
3 5
38
"IDEAL 500"
THE PLACE TO START
- WHY IT’S CALLED IDEAL -
74/
611
757
691
607
769
688
651
687
Feb ‘Bl
Top Potter County Herds on DHIA for February 1981 in
elude
629
697
805
OWNER
Fred A Knowlton
Ivan Kibbe Jr
Ivan Kibbe Jr
Jack Knowlton
Ivan Smoker & Sons
S Michael Greene
John & Cindy Snyder
Kevin Risser
Kevin Risser
Frank Lent
765
C 45
635
671
610
673
646
639
652
670
644
Richard Foreman Sr
12
Douglas Martin
18
187
89
79 W
753
709
781
816
623
Kenneth E Zeigler
Jerry
Nellie
Lesa
Pilot
Wm F & Susan Dietrich
Justine
Tart
Pit Pat
614
828
789
659
608
615
605
John F Stoltztus
Bess
Emmy
Patsy
Karen
Fern
602
Mervm E Ruppert
Helema
Mary
Fudge
654
772
789
Furman Landis
26
743
617
Lucille Ocker Family
Pat
Lucy
690
M Thomas Sheafler
Georgie
Mams Acres
38
26
167
23
Nevin Shughart
Cnss
Dottie
677
612
623
623
747
702
614
% DAYS US % US
IN MILK MILK FAT FAT
2 19 38 0
3 1 87 6
2 1 89 7
227 53 8
2 6 95 5
217 20 8
2 9 32 5
127 43 9
223 45 0
2 8 38 9
14 047
17 137
17 355
21,111
23 653
16 350
16 681
18.511
17 255
12,672
12,699
13 773
23 150
16,790
17,632
16,783
16,591
17,208
20,949
13,015
22 798
15 700
15,943
18 802
14 691
16 159
19 948
17 788
19 620
15,276
—REFUEL AMERICA—
Potter
County
DHIA
Report
627
646
634
672
772
38
3 7
32
3 3
679
638
664
714
42
38
36
4 1
642
651
645
811
629
663
605
662
35
3 7
38
36
40
640
774
538
844
640
642
726
649
701
822
610
44
4 3
4 1
34
716
65"
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 21,1981—P15
Maynard Sherman
Floyd Long
Jack KnoWlton
Alvin Miller & Son
George Barker
Dan T ice
Jack Thomas
William Butler
George Young
James Cady
Raymond E Buck
JohnC Traub
Kenneth Lambert
Lactation records tor Potter County for cows over 750
pounds butterfat include
OWNER
NAME OR NO. RRCEO AGE
Jack Thomas Ulysses
June R&H 7 10
William Butler, Sabmsville
April H 9 5
George Young, Genesee
Pixie H 7 4
John Lehman, Harrison Valley
Verna H 5 9 305
Kevin Risser, Genesee
Joyce H 4 7
William Currier, Genesee
Melissa H 8 3
Bee H 6 6
Guy Dunn, Coudersport
Fonda H 610
Anna H 3 7
Ivan Kibbe, Harrison Valley
Marcy H 9 5
Vicki Jo H 7 3
Lemon H 6 7
Ella H 6 7
Sugar H 5 7
Olga H 5 6
Jack Knowlton, Coudersport
Lin H 96
Ins H 5 7
George Barker Ulysses
Niki H 3 4
Ivan Smoker & Sons, Genesee
Lucy H 121 305
Lynn H 7 1 305
Eve H 5-4 305
Dawn H 5 1 305
Deluxe H 3 8 305
Raymond Buck, Ulysses
PJEAndy H 6 3 305
READ
LANCASTER FARMING
FOR COMPLETE
AND UP-TO-DATE
MARKET REPORTS
2 6 48 2
2 25 39 0
128 54 0
217 96 7
219 61 8
2 18 36 6
2-23 50 0
2-26 72 2
2 3 67 3
2-19 47 0
2-16 29 5
2-20 37 6
2-7 50 9
us
MILK
23,985
305
20,145
305
21,320
305
21,495
22,573
305
22,327
20,382
305
305
19,497
19417
291
305
19,038
23,558
22,902
25,252
22,310
23,072
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
21,135
16,814
20,891
305
43
44
3 5
40
36
22,416
25,948
24,036
24,961
20,630
18,655
792
849
804
840
825
808
824
754
829
773
802
814
929
972
909
4 1
34
36
3 7
44
39
781
790
756
962
1131
844
1010
751
751