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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1964

Page

2

Trademark Your Prefix For Holsteins And More

Breeders are urged to reserve a unique prefix name for registering registered Holsteins. The feature emphasizes exclusivity and branding across shows publicity and merchandising. The association notes no charge for prefix reservations and provides guidelines for selecting a prefix. The notice also references 1965 farm programs and wheat diversion rules, with signup timelines and options for winter wheat growers.

Association Ani Seldomridge

Savings Bonds Led Lancaster County Total in 1964 Midyear

Sales of US Savings Bonds in Lancaster County for the first six months of 1964 totaled 4 734 939 dollars. County bond chairman Milton H Ranch announced the figure. Attend Church on Sunday.

Lancaster County Milton H Ranch

Fisher wins 4H Hog Roundup at East Earl show

William Fisher of East Earl wins first place and Grand Champion in the 4 H Hog Roundup with a crossbred hog bred at Stauffer Homestead Farm where he serves as manager. Reserve Champion goes to Larry Weaver of New Holland with a Yorkshire. Eleven entries, weights 180 to 240 pounds, judged by Harold Stewart.

William Fisher Earl Fisher Stauffer, Homestead Farm Fisher Yorkshire Larry Weaver New Holland Harold Stewart Dauphin County Wm Fisher East Earl Ri New Holland Ri Darlene Herr Robert Fisher

Farmer Loses

The old Hostetter barn, 100 feet long, will be expanded to 156 feet with a new 45 foot wide foundation to match the incoming barn. Reist plans to house 100 cows in the rebuilt barn, nearly doubling his herd. Pre-cut, notched frame members promise labor savings versus building anew, suggesting relocation as a practical option on city fringe farms.

Reist

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Fred Seldomridge Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Holstein-Friesian Association OF America Brattleboro Vermont Leeee Farm Bureau Lancaster Quarryville Hoffman A. H. Hoffman Seeds, Inc Funk Bomberger’s Store I. B. Graybill & Son Edbn Strasburg Farmers Supply Company Lancaster Clem E. Hoober Gehman’s Feed Mill Denver O. K. McCracken Manheim Millport Roller Mills Lititz Earl Lauder, Inc Beacon Division Textron Inc York, PA
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