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Lancaster Broilers
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Poultry, 17.75; 40, Samuel
Grubb, 7000 Indian Rivers, 10-2,
no sale, 17.75 bid;
' 41, Samuel Grubb, 8000 In
dian Rivers, 10-2, no sale, 17-.75
bid; 42, George Weaver, 1900
White Vantress capettes. no
bid; 43, Miller & Bus
hong (A. Huber Harmsh); 700
White Vantress capettes. 13-2, to
John N. Thomas, 21.75; 44, Ja
cob N. Eshelman, 900 White
Vantress, 10-2, to Daniel K Good,
18, 45, Glenn H. Herr (Jacob
Fisher, Jr.), 1400 Red Vantress,
9-6, no sale, 18.25 bid;
46, James B. Hess, 3500 White
Vantress, 9 wks, to Roy E Ream,
17 75, 47, Noah W. Kceider &
Son, 7900 White Vantress, 9-2, to
Grimes & Hauer, 17.75; 48, Noah
W Kreider & Son, 8000 White
Vantress, 9-2, to Grimes & "Hau
er, 17.75; 49, Norman B Kready,
2100 Indian Risers, 9-2, no sale,
17.5 bid; 50, Norman B. Kready,
1000 Red Vantress, 9-2, to Roy
E Ream, 18 25;
51, Norman. B. Kready, 850
White Vantress, 9-2, to John E.
Hettinger, 18 cents;- 52, Eh M.
Wolgemuth (Eugene K. Metzler),
1500 Red Vantress, 9-1. to Walter
C Mellinger, 17.5; 53 v Dan. R.
Myer, 5000 White Vantress. 9-2,
to Victor F. Weaver, Inc., 17.75;
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steer division is R G. Waltz, Judge, Mont-
54, Dan R. Myer, 5000 White
Vantress, 92, to Victor F Weav
er, Inc., 17.75; 55, D. Ezra Byers,
500 White Rock fowl yearlings,
no sale, 15 25 bid;
56, Aberdeen Mills, 2200 White
Vantress, 9 wks, to Tilley’s poul
try, 17.75; 57, Aberdeen Mills-
Leslie Miller, 2600 White Van
tress, 9 wks, to Tilley’s Poultry,
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to Tilley’s Poultry, 17.5 cents
Broilers Tuesday
At Year’s Low,
Averaging 17.70
Lancaster Poultry Exchange
(Rohrerslown, Pa.) (Sales Re
port, Sale 182, Tuesday, Oct. 9,
1956) Ranging only from
17.25 to 17 75 cents broiler prices
Tuesday stayed around the year’s
low on offerings of'l3 lots, 51,-
360 birds. Sold were nine lots,
43,160 birds
jy year ago in the corres
ponding sale Oct 11, 1955, Sale
92—12 lots of a total 21,490 birds
were offered, 11 lots, 21,200 sold
in a-range of 22 and 22.25 cents.
Listed for Thursday were a
record-breaking 233,000 birds,
largest listing for any one day,
and with Tuesday’s sale will
bring the Lancaster - Poultry
Exchange to new r'cords in
one week’s receipts.
Here are Tuesday sales, listed
by lot number (each preceded by
9-), seller, with' grower shown
in parentheses, amount and
breed, age by weeks and days,
buyer and price:
" 1, Indian River Poultry (Har
ry R. Rudy), 7000 Indian River
pullets, 10 wks, to Producers
Cooperative Exchange. 17.75; 2,
Hockessin Supply (Mrs. R
Wheelwright), 2000 White Van
tress, 9-4, to Harry H. Weaver,
Jr., 17.25; 3, Irvin M. Forry, 650
Leghorn fowl yearlings, no sale,
10.5 bid; 4, Glenn H. Herr
(James Braley), 4400 Indian Riv
ers, 11 wks, no sale, 17.75 bid;
5, Glenn H. Herr (J. Floyd
Xreider), 1750 Red Vantress, 11-
f, no sale, 17.5 bid; 6, Glenn H.
Herr (Jacob Fisher, Jr.), 1400
Red no sale, 18
bid. " _
7, Aberdeen Mills, 3600 Red
Vantress, 9-5, to Ray E. Ream,
17.5; 8, Norman B. Kready, 2100
Indian Rivers, 10 wks, to Pro-
Cooperative Exchange,
17.75; 9. Samuel Grubb, 7000 In
dian Rivers, 11 wks, to Grimes
Sc Hauer, 17.75; 10, Samuel
Grubb, 8000 Indian Rivers, 11
wks, to Grimes & Hauer, 17.75;-
11, Samuel Grubb. 8400 Indian
Rivers, 10-4, to Grimes & Hauer,
17.75; 12, Samuel Grubb, 4600
Indian Rivers, 10-4, to Grimes &
Hauer, 17.75; 13, B. H. Wiggins,
460 White Arbors, 11 wks, to
Daniel K. Good, 17.5 cents.
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the marriage of her niece, Mrs.
Morris Lunche found 'that the
first egg she cut in half had a
yolk lid the ai a hearfc.
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Lancaster Farming—3
Friday, Oct. 12, 1956
James A. Hess:
American Farmer
(Continued fiom page one)
Farmer; Frank B Miller, Jr., 22,
R 2 Bangor, Bangor Area Joint
High School; Robert L. Worley,
20, R 3 Mercer, FFA state presi
dent m 1954; James Howard Cald
well, Jr., 21, R 2 Saegertown;
James Norman Hollenshead, 21,
Needmore; Fart James Boop, 21,
Mifflinburg; Donald Lee Dumm,
21, R 1 Elliottsburg, Robert W
F.ald, 20, R 3 Stroudsburg, Ronald
R. Hackenberger, 20, R 1 Thomp
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