12 —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 20, 1961
• Chicago Yards
(From Page 2)
prime 1050-1450 lbs. 24 -
26 25 Several 'loads mostly
prime 1200-1411 lbs 25-26 -
25 Bulk choice 900-1500 lb
22 75-24 25 largely 23-24 at
the close Many loads mixed
good and choice largely 900-
1350 lbs 22 50-22 75 and
bulk good 21 25-22 50 Util
ity and standard largely
18 50-21
Few loads and lots high
choice and mixed choice and
prime 900-1075 lb heifers
23 50-24, bulk choice 23-23 -
50 Good 20 25-22 50 with
many mixed good and choi
ce 22 50-22 75. Utility and
standard 16 50-20 00
Commercial cows 16 17-50,
Utility and commercial bulls
17 50-20 25 Good and choice
vealers 25-30 Few prime 31
Several loads and lots good
and choice 640-750 lb stock
steer and feeder steers 23-
24 75, some medium and go
od 700-950 lb feeding steers
20 50-23
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Farm Women 6
Host Society 24
Farm Women’s society 6
played host to society num
ber 24 at their May 13th
meeting in the Elizabeth
town Church of the Breth
ren
Roll call was responded
to by a memory of mother
Devotions were in charge of
Mrs Henry Breneman.
After vocal solos by Mrs
David Willoughby and a talk
by Mis Wilbur Lehman, a
senes of mother's day priz
es were awarded The old
est mother award went to
Mrs John Groy, the prize
for the youngest mother
went to Mrs David Willough
by. The youngest grandmoth
er was Mis E Musser Hei
sey and the yougest daugh
ter was Betsy Ann Heisey
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Hostesses at the meeting
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Mrs Samuel Myer, Mrs Sa
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Mrs Henry -Breneman and
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• Crop Summary
(From page a)
warm periods for bees
work
The cool, wet-weather has
created a pessimistic report
on vegetable conditions, but
it is generally conceded that
a week of .ideal weather can
change the outlook for these
crops quickly and favorably.
Planting of early potatoes
has started in Potter County
and is well along in southern make maximum use of
counties. Growers fear rot- tures
ting of seed pieces in some of
the earliest planted fields.
Progress of the oat crop is O Hstchory IvGpoff
varied Some oats have been (From page u
planted for more than a „ million( or 21 per
month, while adjacent fields abovo a year ago M 1
have yet to be planted be- .
cause of soil conditions. . B l oller ch j ck , out*,
About two-thirds of the ant.- in . Pennsylvania during A
~, . ~ , nl was 51 million or
cipated crop is in the ground. ly lesg thjm half th(J
Some wheat and ha. Icy ba tch. Broiler chick hatch
have been drowned-out in j ngs W ere 22 per cent abo\,
low spots, but most fields a year earlier while th
look good to excellent. January to April hatch Wa ,
Spittle bug and alfalfa one-sixth above last year
weevil are hatching and The U. S. Hatch of broils
feeding in local counties type chicks was neaiK one
Those pests are late in arriv- fourth greater during Apia
mg and alfalfa fields sprayed i 960 than for the saim
with deildrin last fall have month a year earlier
few weevil. Pasture growth Throughout the Unite*
is becoming rank, but the Stales about two-thirds o
weather has been too Wet all chicks hatched are of the
and cold to allow cattle to broiler type.
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