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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1959

Page

4

Rural Price Trends Show 9 Percent Dip From 1958 Standards

Farmers faced lower prices across meat, milk, and vegetables. The June 1959 Prices Received Index slipped, with fruit and vegetable costs up modestly while meat and feed values fell, and parity ratios dropped to the lowest since mid-1957. Milk cow values held at 305 per head amid broad price pressures.

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County Man Named For State Feed Assn. Post

Donald W. Parke of Lancaster has been named executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Millers and Feed Dealers Association. He will start July 1, succeeding Richard I. Ammon, who left for a similar role with the Northeastern Poultry Producers Council. Parke has 13 years as field secretary and assistant treasurer with the Pennsylvania Retailers Association and is a director of the American Retail Association Executives. He is a Duke alumnus, a World War I veteran, and serves on Lancaster’s First Presbyterian Church board. The board chose Parke unanimously after screening more than a dozen candidates.

Donald W. Parke Lancaster Pennsylvania Millers’ & Feed Dealers’ Association Hubert F. Aten Parke Richard I. Ammon Poultry Producers, Council Ance American Retail Association Grain & Feed Dealers National Association Duke University U.S First Presbyterian Church of Parkes Delp Road Aten

Oliver 18 Threshing Reel Guards Grain In Hickory Hill

The Oliver 18 saves more grain from the start with a semi revolving reel and straight down bats that reduce shattering. Ninety percent of threshed grain is held at the cylinder by the Man Behind the Gun feature before mixing with straw, aided by a long straw rack. Local ads list Hershey & Son Manheim and Farmersville suppliers along with J. B. Lapp Atglen and Ephrata outfitting services.

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