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10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 21, 1962
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND COUNTY AGENT examine a barberry
bush before Department of Agriculture workers chopped down the bush and sp
rayed the stump with chemical to prevent re-growth Left to right are Richard
Witmer, Max M Smith and C. Abram Snyder The barberry eradication is a
federal-state agriculture department project earned out with matching funds by
the county governments Department of agriculture wox-kmen, under the direction
ot Clyde McGinnett, Intercourse, are can /assmg the county to locate all native
barberry bushes and eradicate them. The bushes are immediate host for wheat
rust The program is being carried on m all Pennsylvania counties in which the
county commissioners have made match ng funds available
• Lancaster Yards
( ( (jimmied Horn I’.iko 2)
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to on rtilm 22 00-2 G 00
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steads
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lols Xo 1 IS 70-10 70 1-1
1 'hi-.’ to Ihs ] 7 00-17 70 2- !
2 !0-2 70 Ihs 11,27-17 00
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loumls and demand uas pooi
Spiniir slausrhtei lam b s
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The Drovers Journal
CHICAGO, ILL, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1962
Allied Mills Hogs Raise Chicago
Top To $17.75
Only Scant Showing Over
$16.75; Most Young Stock
Worth' $l6 50 and Below;
Other Markets Are Erratic
liog receipts in
(’lmago were largest for
Tlmrsdin in seien weeks, (lie
nia|orif> ol oflerings (lea red
<1 nk-K 1 > at stead\ prices in a I
ImsK tiade. j
Tin* $17.75 (op was paid tor
13 Vllicd 'Mills liot>s averaging
1211. Tile next 1 1 i” ii< ".t sale
was 517.50. paid lor 1212 pi tre
bled Hampshire's.
The top of the Chicago hog
market ad\anced 75c Thurs
day. but the $l7 75 price was
paid for the Allied Mills hogs
from Lake county, 111 . and
not comparable to the SI 7
hogs that topped Wednesdaj’s
trade
Only a small share ot offer
ings < onsisted ol stock woith
more than $1 b 75.
Here Are Some More From The
WAYNE SCRAPBOOK.
Sat., December 2, 19C1 Page 3
Allied Mills Farm Lake
county 111 . topped the mar
ket Thursdaj at Sl7 5 0 with
40 hogs that averaged JlO.
the onlj stock to reach the
price Maine was used m
the ration
I’hiirs.. Nov. 30, 15)(>1 Page 8
Allied Mills laim in Lake
countv. 11l , topped the Wed
nesday market with b 6
meatj joung hogs, at ?17 50
These w'ere the only hogs
to reach the top, which
equaled the highest sale
since Oct 1.5 Wajne wasj
used in the ration
runts., uw st 17. v><>»
'I In- top tor the
tilled Mills hogs \\ a> 0.5 r
higher and e(|u<ile(l the lush
est sale suite December,
This (omp.iies with
M‘> I-ist Uednesd.u .ind
with St 7 .">0 ,i jear ago.
Vllied Mills, M 9.25
,]<i( Iv Callahan in chaise ot
buvms for the Thompson
Farm brand ot Chicago bid
MILLERSVILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Millerwwlle
ROSS C. ULRICH, JR.
It l>. I'eaili ISottom
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
11. I>. 2, Columbia
H. M. STAUFFER
& SONS, Inc.
Warner - Honks - lieola
ROHRER’S MILL
11. I> I. ItonUs
IT PAYS
YOU SAW IT IN
Thursday
Other selling points over tho
nation neiP erratic, ranging
trom jOc lowe r to .">oe higher.
About 71 tier cent of tho
markets heard trom had price
declines
Fresh pork held steady in
Chicago, but ranged to ?I low
er in Xew York
Because several lots of “re
putation” hogs came to mar
ket. a scattering of sales were
made that appeared “high” on
paper
Prices, tor the day averaged
steady at $l5 95. which com
pared with $l5 90 a week ago
and with $l7 a jear ago
Allied Mills Hogs. IS 17.75
The $l7 7 5 top of the mar-
ket was paid for 43 hogs
averaging 211 trom the Allied
Mills (arms, in Lake county,
111 , selected bv Paul Moesle of
the Thompson -Farm brand of
Chicago.
in the Allied Mills hogs at
the $l9 25 top
There were- 5 0 of these
‘ reputation” hogs that
averaged 204 at the top
Mr Callahan and his buy
ing stall bid in 200 other
selected hogs within a range
ol $lB to $lB 75 that
weighed ISO to 210
I'n., June 2.‘«, UK!I Page St
Allied Mills Lake county,
111 . topped the market at
817.7 a Mednesdav with 69
butphers that averaged 228,
V\ ayne was used in tha
ration
Thurs., \pnl t;{, Iftfil Page 3
Allied Mills Lake county,
111 , owned the 10G meaty
butchers “reputation” hogs,
that averaged 244 at $lB 35,
the evtreme top Tuesday.
r l hese hogs were !lc above
the top price tor regular
market hogs and appeared
to average in the 2‘>os They
brought $llO ovei bids tor
some ot ihe tatteM stock of
similai weight Wavne was
used in the ration
J K. STAUFFER & SON
Lawn At I tel la ire
LIME VALLEY MILLS
It, 1). 1. Willow Street
J. C WALKER & SON*
C. E SAUDER & SONS
It. I>. 1. K.ist Karl
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lIEKSHEY BROS
SUNSHINE FARM |
SUPPLY. INC.
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