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14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 14, 1863 _ _ _ n *iji|f)wfifk
SALE REGISTER
f New Hollond
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The 446 hogs sold 50 high
er at the December 9 auction.
Retail hogs to local butchers
brought 17 50 to 18 while
grades 1 to 3 went to pa'Ckers
at 15 85-16 50 Heavyweight
hogs brought 15.35-16, and
sows were 10-13.50 The 43
shoats brought $4 to 9.50 per
bead.
One bundled calves at the
December 9 auction sold stea
dy. Choice and prime vealers
brought 34-37.50, good and
low choice 32-34, standard
28-32, and cull and common
15-25 Lambs brought 18 to
22.
• Vintage
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1-3, 185-228 lbs. 15 00-15 35,
lot No. 2, 241 lbs 15 25 US
No 2-3, 350-465 übs sows 10
S 5-12 00 Twp 'Lots US Choice
30-35 lbs feeder pigs 6 10-6.
25 per head. Lot Choice SO
lbs BSS per head
SHEEP 28 Pew Good and
Choice 50-80 lbs wooled
slaughter lambs 17 00-19 00
• Lancaster
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I, 190-220 lbs 16 50-17 00,
U S 1-3, 190-240 lbs 15 25-
15 75, US 2-3, 230-260 lbs
14 50-15 25
Sows U S 1-3, 300-450 lbs
12 50-14 00, 2-3, 450-600 lbs
11. 50
SHEEP' 250. Compared with
186 head Jast week. Trading
active Wooled slaughter lambs
steady.
Choice and Prime 80-105
lb wooled slaughter lambs 21.-
00-22 00, few Prime 22.50,
Choice 19 50-21 00, Good 18-
00-19 50.
• Chicago
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at 23.00 and load 1175 lbs.
23.25. on Monday, High Choice
and Prime 1100-1350 lbs 23 -
25 to 23 75 High Choice
and Prime 1360 to 1450
lbs. 21.00-22 25. Choice 900-
1050 lbs 22 50-22 75, Bulk
Choice 1100-1300 lbs. 21.00-
22 25. Good 900-1250 lbs 19.-
00-21 50, Standard and Low
•Good 16 50-19 50.
Slaughter heifers: High
Choice and Prime 850-1050
lbs. 21.75-22 00, up to 22.50
on Monday Bulk Choice at
the close, 800-1200 lbs 20.50-
21.50, Good 19.00-20 00, Stan
dard and Low Good 16 00-19 -
00
Cows: Utility and Commer
cial 11 00-13 00, mostly 12 50
down, Canner and Cutter 9.00-
11 00-50, Shelly Canner 8.00-
9 00.
Bulls Utility and Commer
cial 17 50-19 00, Fat Commer
cials 14.00-14 50.
Feeders. Few lots Choice
800 lb. steers 22 00-22 50
Couple loads Good 650-900 lbs
21.00-21 60
Change in Eatnig Habits
Both increased income and
time change the average Am
eiman’s eating habits, reports
the Agncultmal Marketing
Service of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agrrcultme In 1962,
we ate 15 percent less wheat
products, 28 percent less
fresh truit, 9 percent less po
tatoes, 16 percent fewer egg.--,
39 percent less veal, and 8
percent less pork But, we ate
32 percent more beef, 24 per
cent more cheese, 22 percent
more canned truit, almost 300_
percent more frozen fruit,
and ovei 300 percent more
frozen vegetables.
Approximately 11 million
World War II and 'Korean
Conflict veterans have partici
pated in Vocational salu
tation and Education programs
supervised by the Veterans
Administration.
v&sm&taar
• Form Calendar
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Darlene Bu’cher, Lititz R 2.
Dec. 17 7:29 ipm. New
Holland Young Farmers
Association meets at the
high school. Discussion on
straw savers.
8 p.m. Manor Young
Farmers meet at Manor
High School Analyzing the
farm business.
Dec. 18 7 pm. Lanc
aster County Farm Equip
ment association
annual meeting and banquet
at Hostetters Banquet hall,
Mount Joy.
8 p.m. County wild
life club meets at the home
of Victor Plastow, 2045
Oregon Pike, Lancaster
Dec 19 8 pm. Man
heim Young Farmers meet
at the high school. 'Subject,
farm machinery
8 p m Solanco Young
Farmers meet at the High
School Subject, The impact
of contract farming on Lan
caster County agriculture
Buy NOW and SAVE
Take advantage of our
WINTER DISCOUNTS
Winter Fertilizer need not be
taken before Fob. to save $4-25 per ton.
CALL 392-4963 or 392-0374
for more information
ORGANIC PLANT FOOD CO.
Manufacturers of Commercial Fertilizers
Grofftown Road, Lancaster, Pa.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate
Stock And Implements
SATURDAY, DEC. 21, 1963
On the premises located along road leading
from Elizabethtown to Falmouth; farm adjacent
to Falmouth with a lot of frontage along hard
road.
FARM OF 147 ACRES
more or less, of tillable land, pasture, and wood
land, thereon erected a
iy 2 STORY STONE AND FRAME HOUSE
containing 9 rooms, 2Vi bathrooms; 2 hot air
furnaces, one oil fired; Frame Bank Barn, room
to stable 40 head of cattle; Corn Barn adjoining
barn. Tobacco Shed with dampening cellar and
stripping room; room to house 5 acres of tobacco
in barn and shed. Corn Barn and Implement Shed.
This is a very desirable place to live. Ar
rangements to view the property can be made
by calling Elizabethtown 367-2955.
Also at same time and place Horses, Sheep,
and Implements.
Sale to start at 12:00 Noon. Real Estate to be
offered at 2:00 P.M., when conditions will be
made known by
Harris C. Arnold, Sr., Attorney
Dupes & Gerberich, Auctioneers
S. Kraybill & I. Miller, Clerks
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SWSffIPSS**- i f-o'w,
Saturday, December 14, Public
Sale of Valuable Real Estate,
Farm Madh.in.ery and Garage
Equipment at RD #l, Wind
sor on road from Neimans
school house 'to Martinsville,
approx. 2 miles of East Pros
pect Sale at 9:30 AM. with
terms hy Ray W. Taylor,
Owner.
Tuesday, 'December .17, at
10:30 AM. Public Sale of
Guernsey Dairy Cattle and
Farm Equipment, 1% miles
east of Quarryville, off
Route 372, an Eden town
ship, Lancaster Conntyr
Penna Terms toy James B.
& Anna Lefever.
Saturday, December 21, 1963
Public Sale of valuable
Real Estate, Stock and Im
plements on the premises lo
cated along road leading
from Elizabethtown to Pal
mouth. taraa adjacent to
To be held
ROBERT P. ULRICH
and GRACE S. ULRICH
Falmouth “With a lot of
frontage along bard road.
Sale at 12'00 -Noon with
terins toy Robert P. Ulrich
and Grace S. Ulrich.
The Veterans Administra
tion hospitals treated 712,800
patients during the past fiscal
year. It as the third consecu
tive year VA hospitals treated
an increased numtoer of pa
tients without a correspond
ing increase in the number of
hospital beds
No Other Protein Need When You Feed
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PER HEAD PER DAY WITH GRAIN AND
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C. O. NOLT
BIKD-LV-HAND
PUBLIC SALE
Of
GUERNSEY DAIRY CATTLE
and FARM EQUIPMENT
Milos east of Quirfrille, off Bonte 873, in Bdei
township, Laaoistw County, Pa.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17,1963
10:30 A.M.
52 REGISTERED and GRADE DAIRY CATTLE
;U Milk. Cows, many fresh this fall. One Heifer due in
December, 5 in early 1964. 6 Open Heifers. 8 under a year,
T-JB. Accredited and Bangs Certified. Charts day of sale. 3
Year D.H.I.A. Arerage 406 Fat. 100% Vac.
Loretta 3 Yr. 10,196 M 461 F
Rita 8 Yr. 14,688 M 586 F
Hannah 6 Yr. 13,278 M 564 F
Helen 6 Yr. 13,371 M 563 F
400 Gal. Mojom'.ier Vacuum Milk Tank
Grimm Approved, Like New. Universal 8 Unit
Pump with 4 Milking Units to Glass Milk Line
for 32 Cows with Automatic Washer, used 8
Months.
3 Unit Dol/aval Pump with 3 Floor Units and one Strap
Unit, Stainless Steel Strainer, 3 Stainless Steel Wash Tubs
36-Inch Bam Fan with shutters.
John Deere 780, 1250 Honrs (Good) 3-Bottom, 16-Inel
Mount-Plow, trip bottoms, 2 Bottom 1 4-Inch Trailer Plow, John
Deere 24 Wide Space Heavy Duty Transport Disc Harrow wit!)
Cylinder.
Parmall 200 with Cultivator and Hydraulic Cylinder.
E 3 Cockshntt with Hydraulic Cylinder, Co-op 7-Ft. Trac
tor Mower, New Idea Conditioner (like new), John Decr(
Pluifcr (1 Yr.), John Deere 4-Bar Rake, Roanoke Rope TK
Baler, 28-Pt. Grain Elevator with Motor, 1 Rubber Tired
Wagon with 16-Pt. Bed and Sides, Templeton Manure Deader.
1.H.0. Cornplanter with Fertilizer Attachment, mounts o»
300, John Deere Silage Blower. I.H.C. 13-Disc Grain Drill, Ncfl
Idea P.T.O. No. 200 Spreader, Stauffer 3-Row Tobacco Planter
V-Blade Snow Plow, Gem Sprayer mounted on platform, Weed
er mounted on Cultivator.
1050 G.M.O. 94-Ton Truck, Stake Body (Inspected)
Forney Farm Welder, Double 20 Ft. Tobacco Ladders, 40-F
Extension Ladder, 24-lnch McCullough Chain Saw, 4 Bales «
Baler Twine, Dry Sink.
HAY and STRAW BY THE TON
Aucts: Kreidcr'and Diller
Lunch -Grove IChfcrcb. of the Brethren
Frozen Orange Juice ,
Frozen orange Juice con
centrators Recognized, as one
of the most important advan
ce? in 'food processing during j
the last 20-years, reports the j
U.S. Department of Agricul- 1
ture The (frozen orange juice \
industry is now a $3OO million '
a year business.
The 530,000 wards in,"the
guardianship service program
provided toy the Veterans Ad
ministration have estates val
ued at some ?7>64 million.
SPECIAL
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No trouble with scour* er wttli
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Terms by
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