a—Lancaster Farming Saturday. July 5. 1975
Names New Editor
jCffrtnuri trtw Pm 1| 1,000-hud dairy firm in
Stitt College, for the past IS Florida,
months. He is a IM7 He and his wife, the former
graduate of Penn Stele and U»i Hiller of Elizabethtown,
has a degree In dairy have two sons, Karl, age 1,
, c { ence and Paul, who will be three
Krieg came to the United next month. The family this
States from Germany 20 week moved to Lltltz.
years ago and has lived In
«**«*“" JSKSSf BIG BROTHER
Sit. The b»„nct» «I government „
He >i tomlUor wtth Oie .re. to,ness m
covered by Lonelier , hc Umtcd » au?s 1M local
Farming ana wen slato an( j federal governments
acquainted with farm life, t h c equivalent of mg- of all
While working for the pe rsona i mcomc earned Bv 1940
Pennsylvania Mirror, he „ was 2 3<7. bv 1970 it was 380
wrote a regular column Today, it is 40*V Local and state
describing farm life which governments arc growing three
gained widespread times faster than the Federal
popularity in town as well as Government
in rural areas.
Krieg is the son of Paul-
Friedrich and Marga Krieg. - A classified Ad
who formerly farmed in both 7 P/ , vc i
Lancaster and York 7 ’
Counties and now operate a
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, -») THE OLD
. JULV 7-13, 1975
The cloud<i «rc at pla> In the aiur*
Save your grass cuttings f"r the comport heap .. .
Young had V, war. this week in 1839 , . .New moon July 9
... Average length of days for the week, !•> hours. ' "! inutc "
. . . First steamboat armed in f hicngo July 10,.1832 • • •
Draft resisters noted in NYC July 13. 18(53 . .. ?.
cracked while being tolled July 8, 183.)... Reiter men, belt
times. . .
Old Farmer’s Riddle: What letters are not in the alphabet
(Answer below.)
Ask the Old Firm
er: All my life
I've heard the ex
pression “Don't
staml there like a
stouffhton bottle!"
What is a Stough
ton bottle? T. N.,
Batavia, N.Y.
It was named
after a Dr.
Stoughton and
contained
"Stoughton's Elixir" a nurture of a lot of things used to
flavor alcoholic drinks. The bottle uas sometimes made in the
form of n standing man. and to “stand like a Stoughton
bottle” meant solidly, unmoung, and utterly inactne. Maybe
that’s the way folks stood after taking a slug of the contents.
Horn* Hlnu- Paint a woven wonil market basket a bneht color nnd en
courage >our child to keep hit small tn>s in it It is eas> to carry around
either indoors or out Riddle antuer The ones in the mai box
OLD FARMER S WEATHER FORECASTS
New England: Rain to start, then rain slackening to scattered
showers and thunderstorms.
Greater New York-New Jersey: Rain at first, then showers and
hot; cooling latter part.
Middle Atlantic Coastal: Most of week variably cloudy and hot;
heavy thundershowers in north and west.
Southeast Coastal-Piedmont: Hea\y rain to start in central,
some hail in north; partly cloudy and hot latter part, rain
in central on weekend.
Florida; Clear and hot with highs in low 90s all week, cloudy
bv weekend.
Upstate & Western N.Y.-Toronto & Montreal: Mostlv cloudy
with scattered showers through week, clear by weekend.
Greater Ohio Valley: Sunny to start, then partly cloudy in
west, clouds and rain in east latter part.
Deep South: Early week \ery hot with highs near 100; some
showers latter part, then clearing
Chicago & Southern Great Lakes: Week begins cloudy in west,
then partial clearing, hailstorm likely in southwest latter
part.
Northern Great Plains-Great Lakes; Hea\y ram in central and
east with hail in west and south all week
Central Great Plains: Partly cloudy to start, then scattered
showers; ram, maybe hail in southeast, latter part.
Texas-Oklahoma: Most of week clear and hot; scattered
thundershowers in central latter part.
Rocky Mountain Region: Early w eek partly cloudy and pleas
ant; end of week clearing and \ery hot.
Southwest Desert: Cloudy and rainy at first in east, then clear
ing; mostly clear all week in west, some show-era latter part.
Pacific Northwest: First part of week rainy ; end of week clear
and warm.
California: Cloudy in north at first, then clearing and hot;
clear and hot all w r eek in south
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wftfc
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• DRIES WHITE
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With increase m business I have put on another spray rig We will
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